Divided House Readies Vote On Tax Question
The House moved toward a pay as you go tax plan vote as both sides of the skip a year proposal claimed confidence of victory. Roosevelt met with Chester Davis and farm leaders while Holman urged a thorough house cleaning of government amid draft dodger concerns. The Senate agriculture committee planned hearings on parity price calculations, and the War Information Office alleged Nazi manipulation of German business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Martek
House
Roosevelt
Chester Davis
Holman
Sara Rayburn
Howse
Jeinslators
Nou Means
Joseph W. Matlit
Republican Steering Committee
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Davis
National Council of Farm Co-operatives
National Grance
National Farmers’ Union
American Farm Bureau Federation
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
American Legion
Morrish
Legion
Office of War Information
Itat
Nasi Party
OWI
Promu
Hiller
Ecuke
Commission
Land
Foreign Relations Mail
Connally
D.-Tex
United Nations
Parachutes Save Fliers From Hondo Parachute Event
An unidentified army plane suffered an emergency near McComb Mississippi when crew members and three cadets from Hondo navigation school parachuted to safety. Officers and cadets’ names were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hondo
Wwo
Hondo Navigation School
McComb
Miss
Fires Destroy One Story House After Roof Burst In Litchfield
Roger Leet awoke to a house fire in Litchfield Maine and jumped from a window before returning inside to dress. He suffered minor cuts and all possessions were lost as flames consumed the single story structure. Special Agent Ed ward E. Conroy discussed alibis from draft delinquents, noting a Queens resident claimed army hair treatment concerns while avoiding induction. A funeral service was held for Maxter Sel Frank Rabke at Charles Hana van chapel in Omaha. City dog tags in Omaha, issued to save metal, were reportedly eaten by pets. Fred A Jacobs in Peoria, Illinois aids nurses and Navy Mothers while quilting for the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Maine
Roger Leet
Leet
Shay York
Edward E. Conroy
Conroy
Queens
Sgt
Rabke
Charles Hanavan
Maxter Sel
Frank Rabke
Anmancedater
Odd News Briefs from Across Cities
Kansas City reports J E Brooks planting eight rose bushes aided by his and neighbors dogs as holes form. Salt Lake City notes a Fort Douglas golfer’s ball hits a goose. bystander Jeff Graves salvages the bird before it swims off. Denver mentions an emergency surgery for a burglar whose handcuffs broke. a pin unlocks the lock. Deer Lodge recounts James Comes-at-Night, serving 60 years for a 1935 train derailment, going missing again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Fort Douglas
Jeff Graves
Deer Lodge
Mont—James
Indian Trusty
Montana Stat
Lloyd Harris Funeral Planned
Funeral for Lloyd Harris aged 45 will be held at Ricae funeral home chapel Tuesday at 4 p m Interment will follow at Mission Burial Park. Friends and relatives are asked to attend the service at the Floride street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Karris
Floride Street
Ricae
Mission Burial Park
Eight Gonzales county poultry firms cited in price violation probes
More poultry firms filed on Tuesday by the OPA for alleged violation of price ceilings. Complaints list Newman's Poultry of San Antonio Reneau Hbgathers Feed Store of Guadalupe County and several Gonzales firms. Twenty eight complaints total include 34 civil and four criminal counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Gonzales County
OPA
Newman's Poultry Place
Reneau Hbgathers Feed Store
Guadalupe County
Ben Schroder
E. V. Ellis
Janie Turner
A. J. Hamilton
Wills Wyatt
Stahl Brothers
Crockett Togat
Morgan Buchanan
Gonzales
Venereal Disease Rate at New Low
Commander Donovan told officials that the venereal disease rate among troops in Bexs county has reached a new low with no new cases. He credited cooperative efforts with the San Antonio police and noted the rate would be measured per 1000 troops under Eighth Service Command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexs
P. K. Anderson
Richard Donovan
Eighth Service Command
Donovan
St Ta Lo
San Antonia
Preacher Surrenders After Gunfight At Kentucky Shanty
In LERINGTON Kentucky March 30 a former preacher Frank Hopkins age 45 barricaded himself with his wife and four children in a one room shanty after an early morning gun duel with Andrew G Pierson Lexington contractor and landowner Hopkins later surrendered to Fayette County authorities after more than 24 hours of standoff He was wounded in the chest and driven to Lexington Hospital where doctors treated the wound A cordon of police and Kentucky militia surrounded the shack all night A fifth child was found carrying whisky and aspirin Hopkins had warned authorities he would shoot anyone who approached his property Police avoided firing or using tear gas to protect the children while Hopkins and his wife faced the siege alongside their kids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerington
Lexington
Fayette County
Lexington Rifles
Kentucky Militia
Chick J
McCord
F Rank Hopkins
Orgun
Andrew G. Pierson
Hopkins
J. Archer Gray
Dr. Gray
Jesus
J. L. Green
Pierson
McCoré
Debate over inviting Senator O'Daniel to address legislature
In Austin the question of inviting Senator O'Daniel to speak before the legislature stirred a high partisan clash. A concurrent resolution to extend the invitation passed the House by a slim margin and now goes to the Senate after adjournment, with lawmakers trading sharp remarks and partisan jabs during the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
O'Daniel
Legislatire
Senate
House
Joan Shar
Marvin Simpson
Fort Worth
Fort Worth Rep Love Rips O Daniel Over Rhetoric
Fort Worth representative Jack Love said the house voted to embarrass Governor Stevenson. O Daniel was defended by Pat Dwyer of San Antonio and criticized by George F. Howard of Houston. Efforts to send the resolution to three committees failed as remarks echoed political clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Spect Hileman
Jack Love
Fort Worth
House
Stevenson
Love
O'Daniel
Pat Dwyer
San Antonio
Dwyer
George F. Howard
Houston
Tve
Rites for Bishop Capers Set for Wednesday
William L. Capers 76 bishop of the West Texas diocese Protestant Episcopal Church died Monday funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Christ Church interment at Mission Burial Park Rev Clinton S. Quinn and Rev Everett H. Jones will officiate visiting hours from to St. church before moving to Christ Church for services. St. Mark's rector. Capers came here in 1914 from the Church of the Holy Apostles Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam L. Capers
West Texas
Protestant Episcopal Church
Christ
Christ Church
Clinton S. Quinn
Everett H. Jones
St. Mark
Mission Burial Park
St. Mark's Church
Capers
Church of
Te Holy ‘Apostles
Ti Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aubrey W. Fitch
Ping
Alexander M. Patch
U. S
Guadalcanal
R. L. Spragins
Wiliam R. Woodward
O'l. Aere
Guprés
Omaha
Nel
Omabea
Peoria
W—Mts
Fred A. Jacobs
Army
Kanbas
J. E. Brooks
Denver
Tom Mathlan
U. S. Army-Navy
Wolff & Marx
Ter
Navy
SPN Blior
Wolff ¢ Mara
Peggy
The
McCall
Mara—Slesh Prince
Lloyd Harris
Wells & Marx
Walter Hite
Oakland
Calif
Chance
Hani
O’daniel
Wolf
Marx
Roddie Pitnta
Waa&m
WAAC
Sport Shop
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!