Work out marketing problems in San Antonio visit
Hoover appointee Schilling, member of the federal farm board, arrives in San Antonio to study cooperative marketing of poultry and dairy products and to assess Texas leadquarters for the federal farm board. He will tour county farms, speak with 24 counties, and attend dinners hosted by the chamber of commerce agricultural committee.
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Herbert Hoover
San Antonio
Hechilling
Texas
Federal Farm
Houston
Schilling
Federal Farm Board
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Mally
BH. Orelard
Voultry Breedtion of Texan
G. D. Clark
Schillings
Hercymen
Plaza Hotel
Agricultural Committee
Theenger Hotel
Walter Walthall
Farm House Blaze Fatal to Three Near Anderson
Three people died in a farmhouse fire six miles northwest of Anderson Indiana just after midnight. Victims identified as Mrs. James Gooding, 39, owner of the house, Mrs. Mary Stice, 60, and J. W. Mora. Origin of the blaze not determined.
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Mra. Jams Gooding
Afra
Mary Stice
J. W. Maora
Advise Wives To Gambal On Green
Chicago March 31 The Household Economy Council advises wives in response to evening grouchiness. It cites long hours on hard floors and in dairy tasks as causing red calloused feet and walking three to eight miles daily. The remedy proposed is white gambol on the green, or alternatively walking on black rug matching feet.
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Chicago
Council Sevice
Walla
Scalded Tot Wakes Fight For Life After Boiling Coffee
A 17 month old, Charles Donnelly, suffered severe scalds after toppling a chair onto a pot of boiling coffee Sunday. He was rushed to Robert B. Green hospital by parents Leo H. Donnelly and wife. The family lives about ten miles out Bandera road. The boy remained in critical condition Monday as doctors treated him. Another child, C D L aden, three, from 1212 Delaware Street, had a fishbone removed from his throat Monday. Mrs Romana Martinez, 38, of 1877 South Flores Street, was at the hospital Monday when a needle was removed from her.
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Leo H. Donnelly
Bandera
Drs. Donnelly
Robert B. Green Hospital
Fiat
Lis Aust
Mra
Robert J. Tollest
Gladstone Avenue
C. D L. Aden
Delaware Street
Romana Martinez
South Flores Street
Wan
Isteare
Katy Townage Freight Tonnage Breaks 1929 Records
Walter Worthn, executive agent for Katy, announced record freight tonnage in 1929 across Texas and Oklahoma despite adverse agricultural conditions. He cited a 4 percent rise over 1928 and a 30 percent increase over the last year of the receivership, noting strong growth since 1923.
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Texan
Katt
Walter Worthn
Katy
Fort Worth
Anglo French talks near impasse on security pact
London March 31 American conference circles express extreme pessimism over the Anglo French negotiations on a security pact. British and French officials are said to have virtually reached an impasse. Secretary Stinson visited Foreign Minister Briand and planned to meet Prime Minister Maynard in the evening. discussions with Briand were not separated from the day’s talks.
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London
Stinson
Briand
Prance
May Ponald
Prench
Climax Looms at Navy Parley in London Talks
Acting Secretary Cotton said this week’s revolutions could decide the future course of the London naval conference. He offered no further details beyond a brief statement. He had no comment on dispatches from London about Great Siege discussions with Frank and military commitments. The head of the state department was in close contact with the White House regarding naval parley developments, but did not say if he spoke with President Hoover about weekend events.
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Washington
Cotton
Cotten
London
Frank
de Padroent
White House
Hoover
South Side Bids for Location of Proposed Stadium
A request to locate the proposed stadium on the South Side was made to the municipal staff by the South Side Improvement League. Mayor A M Chambers said he would consider the plan. Samuel F. H. Smith, league spokesman, argued the South Side is densely populated and logical for the site. Mrs Fr A Moos supported the South Side, and RG Photias of Hovtandale said local sentiment favors that area.
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South Side Improvement League
A. M. Chambers
Samuel FH. Smith
Smith
Fr. A. Moos
RG. Photias If
Heights Council to Hear Teacher on Child Psychology
Manuel, professor of education, speaks to multiple groups in April. He opens with a talk to Lae Alaina Heights Parents' council in San Antonio on Sunday April 1 on Problems of Parenthood. He then addresses district federation in Dallas April 16 about The Underprivileged Cogs. He also speaks to the Mothers' Self-Culture club in Midland April 1 on The Common Past. and to Weld County Council on Early Childhood in Dale April 19.
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Mothers’ Self-Culeuse Club of
Midland
Ue Coman ‘Pask
Wiress
Welt County Council
Ci Hood
Dale
Man Fined Fifty Dollars For Theft Charge
Walter L Haley pleaded guilty to stealing a bottle of toilet water from a City Department Store. City Detective Joe Taure said Haley had prior theft history. Judge fined him four dollars after noting relief efforts from local policemen who assisted his family during hardship.
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Walter L. Haley
Haley
Walter
Rom Jon
Joe Taure
Andre Dave Watson
Ha- Tex
Specatary Catton and Sloover Speak on American Delegation
Beverly Hills reports a muddled newsprint remark from Specatary Catton stating that Mr. Sloover aligns with the American delegation and that progress is being made daily. The speaker contemplates fashioning a business loss into a social success and hints at a historic triumph for dressmakers.
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Beverly Hill
Calif
Marny
Specatary Catton
Sloover Bay
Warly
Dressmakers
City Council Payouts And Projects Detailed In Monday Session
City commissioners reviewed 14 220 87 dollars from Coulter and Payne advertising for the city plus 7 0 0 0 to pay bills and 162 for a Chevrolet coach for the tax assessor. Other items include 812 10 for widening West Travis street 400 50 for concrete railing on Cincinnati avenue 17 102 18 to Bark Moore Luc final estimate for the big bend cut off and purchases for the auditorium plumbing water pipes sidewalks library and park work.
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Coulter and
Payne
Joe Martines
West Travis Street
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Prospect Hill
Martinez Creek
Cincinnati Avenue
Bark Moore
Luc
Big Bend
Hackberry Street
San Ledra Park
Inter-Americas route to add San Antonio rail air segment
J B Joffre of the Inter-Americas Transportation Corp says San Antonio will join a new intercontinental line between St Louis and Monterey. Passengers will travel by train St Louis to Texarkana then fly to Mexico aboard a uppercu Burnelli cabin plane seating 32. A San Antonio Monterrey round trip tourist service is planned to start April 15 using Belkinca planes.
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San Antonio
Nww Inter-Americas ‘Transportation Corporation
Joffre Oid
Monterey
Joffre
Belkinca
City Passes Wage Ordinance for City Laborers
The council adopted a wage ordinance regulating wages for laborers employed on city projects after its introduction by Mayor C. M. Chambers and Street Commissioner Paul F. E. Stefl. The measure aims to ensure a living wage for workers employed by contractors engaged by the city.
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C. M. Chambers
Paul FE. Stefl
Ae Rois
San Antonio obituary for Mrs. Charlotte Gartambert
Native of 8.4. 52. Buried in City Funeral Services for Mrs. Charlotte San Antonio died at the family home 143 West Theo avenue Sunday. Were held Monday afternoon. Ter. Mather J. Alsinn officiated. She was an adirect descendant of the Garlard family, original soltlary of San Antonio from the Canary Islands. She is survive be her mother, Mrs. Charlotte Gartam bert and daughter, Miss
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Charlotte San Antonio
West Theo Avenue
Ter. Mather J. Alsinn
Sheeungs
Garlard
San Antonio
Canary Islands
Charlotte Gartambert
Deputies Deliver Man in New Orleans
Federal agents and deputies arrested Patrick Airpathy Cedernd in New Orleans on an immigration charge. He allegedly entered the United States from Great Britain illegally at New Orleans more than two weeks ago, under a federal court warrant.
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New Orleans
Patrick Airpathy
Cedernd Immigration
Funeral Held for Charles Knowlton
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. from Porter Loke mortuary for Charton Ale vert Knowlton aged 6% whedint San- Jay. Interment followed at City Cemetery nwlonia. Survived by Mrs. Welch and Mew Le cla Wharton of Kerrville.
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Trey
J. C. Mell Mondaz
Charton Alevert Knowlton
San- Jay
Porter Loke Mortuary
City Cemetery
Nwlonia
Welch
le Cla Wharton
Kerrville
Frisco Delegation Visits San Antonio on Scenic Stopover
About 100 members of the San Francisco Downtown Association arrived in San Antonio for a sightseing tour post a San Antonio event. Under Theo Vriedrich and Dr Anna Blewins they toured the city and praised Sawaritonia and South Texas industry. Included were Marshall Wale and Joseph Committs with Senator A I Brees and Robert N Lynch. Poultry ads interrupt the piece.
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San Francisco
Sawaritonia
South Texas
Marrshall Wale
The
Associaum
Joseph M1
A. I. Brees
Californ
Robert N. Lynch
Mw Ban
Francisco Ehanher
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