Reforming hours bill faces opposition from Crisp and coal chief
Charles R. Crisp former Georgia congressman tells a congressional committee that a proposed 80 hour week and Perkins wage plan would harm labor slow recovery and injure the economy. He cautions against restricting imports and argues the bill would curb cooperative bargaining and stifle industrial initiative. Coal leader Brioque echoes the stance, warning the measure would require enforcement powers and invite bootlegging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Labor Committee
Charles R. Crisp
Congress
Georgia
Crisp
Perkins
House Judiciary Committee
Unite States
Cuba
United States
Social evente and society notes from San Antonio
A long social page details Monday and Tuesday gatherings in Alamo Heights and San Antonio, honoring debutantes and graduates. Hosts include Mrs Clay Mann, Mrs Phillip Aill, Mrs Winchester Kelso, and Mrs James Harley, with luncheons, dances, and garden parties at private homes and clubs. Numerous guests, gifts, and upcoming weddings are listed.
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Clay Mann
Thsima Drive
Virginia Dial
Thomas Jefferson High School
Phillip Aill
Alamo Heights
Helen Engelking
Elev Hayes
Almy Smith
Barksdale Hamlett
Menefee
Joan Cahill
Uy Clara CG. Pancoast
Winchester Kelso
Herbert Stayden Clarkson
Young Wona's Christian Association
Mesdames W. A Adams
L. Kempmann
Winchester Kelso Jr
W- C
Jean Aubrey Bulkley
George Tiner
J. O Terrell
Ruth Liparound Alley
George OC. Vaughan
Robert Kleberg
King Ranch
Corpus Christi
Marjorie McGown
Stewart Adams
Mesdeames Reagan Houston
James, Maverick
Frank Paschal
Manning Venable
W. J. Hiler
Robert Rettger
Coleman Renick
Travis Masterson
Travis Masterson Jr
Walter Godart
Has Uelland
Adams
Anne Tate
Mesdames Lee Palfrey
Stella Steves Walker
Francis Heys
L. E. Fite
Rena Maverice Green
Oscar Powell
Emmett Hinds
Bart Moore
George W. Mitchell
Walter Nolte
John M. Marriott
W. B. Hanugan
W. C. Pree
W. & Fly
B. B. McBranca
J. £. Carroll Bringall
Patrick Swert
Ingen Jr
Miss Grace Chan
Terrell Hills
R. L. White
Bandera Road
Gold Embargo Ties Up Bonds in New Payment Options
New York May 1 7 With a presidential edict banning gold payments the first notice explains how gold bond interest due today may be paid. Kuhn Loeb and Co and French banks offer three options: in US currency here, in US currency in New York at gold parity, or in francs in Paris at the exchange rate. The issuers may revoke the offer anytime without notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
Bordeaux
Lyons
Marseilles
United States
Ifranca
Paris
Roosevelt Addresses Child Health Rules and Nutrition
Washington May Day address by Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt urged broad use of all government agencies to inform the public and safeguard children. She stressed adequate housing, proper nutrition with milk and vegetables not being curtailed, and cooking methods to preserve food value. She called for teaching women better cooking to ensure well fed, healthy children.
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Washington, D.C
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ahé
Kansas Hires Inspectors to End Gas Bootlegging
To curb gasoline bootlegging Kansas placed 39 entry ports under 24 hour operation with three inspectors at each port. The measure aims to stop evaders from avoiding the state tax on motor fuel and to seal off principal highway arteries used for smuggling.
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Kansas
Topeka
Husband Kills 2 Takes Own Life in North Irvine
In Irvine Kentucky on May 1 Delbert Johnson 60 fatally shot Witt 65 and Harriet Ann Johnson 45 then killed himself with a shotgun. The couple had recently rejoined relations after Johnson linked Mrs Johnson to Witt bringing her into town. The altercation occurred as Johnson assaulted Witt with a plater breaking the weapon. neighbors witnessed the tragedy.
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Irvine
Witt
Harriet Ann Johnson
Johnson
Delbert Johnson
Peru Pre sident Assassinated Sparks Nationwide Mourning
Lima May 1 Peru declared a state of siege and national mourning after President Lule M Sambene Gerra was assassinated. Gen Oscar Benavides assumed duties as interim president while the government pledged support to stabilize the country. Sanchez Cerro was killed earlier by Abelardo Burtado de Mendoza, with guards killing the assassin. riots left several dead and wounded as the nation reeled from political violence.
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Lima
Peru
Lule M. Samben" Gerra
Oscar Benavides
Ing
Sanchez Cerro
Abelardo Burtado de Mendoza
Jorge Chavoz
Luis M. Sanchez Cerro
Feru
Perys
Leticia
Dividend Declared by Standard Oil of New Jersey
Directors of Standard Oil Company of New Jersey on May 1 7 declared a semiannual dividend of 50 cents per share. The payment period changes from quarterly to half yearly while the total per share remains the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Ol Company of
New Jersey
House Vote on Securities Bill Due This Week
Washington D C May 1 Representative Byrns of Tennessee predicted the administration securities bill would be reported in the House either tomorrow or Wednesday. The measure has waited three weeks before a sub committee while the Senate Banking Committee has already reported its version.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Byrns
Tennessee
House
Senate
Solons Stay After My Austin Pay Row
Texas legislature refused to adjourn on May 8 keeping pay at 10 dollars daily. A 3 to 2 vote defeated a resolution to set adjournment that date. Conciliation sets 120 day session with 10 dollar pay, extending beyond 120 days would cut to 5 dollars daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
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Reiner
Cannery
Brioe Cisque
Anthracite Institute
Cissque
John L. Dashiell
Gorpus
Margaret Ann
Daxtueil
Margaret Parkhill
Dashiell
George Dashiell
R. C. Atay
Leonard
James Wallace Francis
Kitty Carol Lingerie
Marie Louise Guenther
Evelyn Duerler
James Carlton Hagelstein
Francis Drought
Lemuel Shoxell
James A. Harley
Oiaice Park
Jean Cahill
Cahill-Steves
Arly
Miss Cahill
R. E. Can Mra
Aiert Steves Jr
Julie Lapham
Helen Nix
Filen Hayes
Florence Clem
Elizabeth Terrell
Patti Welder
Josephine Bennett
Cheste Edwards
Ola Nolte
Agnes Mathis
del Phine Haney
Mpd Bike
R. McNerney
San Antonio Casino Club
Jules McNerney
St. Mary's University
Dental High School
Jack Shelby
Jack Dr
Shelby
Harece Kelton
Magnolia Avenue
Shelby Fe Seeloute
State Federation of Music Clubs, Co
H. Besalski
Selina
Ben Bonhat
Norma Besalski
Sybil Sue Darby
Geth Grother
Kathleen
Howard
M. CO. Manger
Eleanor Besalski
Dlectore
The
San Antonio Conservation Society
Rene Maverick Green
Ogden Street
Gallagher Tanth
Lily Pons
Otis
W. M. Roce
Houston
Richart Neff
Stephen Farish
Rosalie Farish
Retta Hatip
Hasston
Dawson Dawson-Wateson
Emory Crecellus
San Antonio
Willie Lee Relimy
George Peter Hehm
Yeu
Harold Edward Dahl
Mitchelfield
Long Island
Wil
St Patrick's Cathedral
New York City
Rehm
Edna Sherman
Major
A.B. Sherman
Raymond Woodward
Mitchel Field
de Carnegie
Richard Coke Burleton
W. B. Edmonson
West Elsmere Place
Mexico
AM. Hall
T. M. Watlington
Denver
Hutchkins Hotel
Watlington
Bertha Friesenbeck
Gerald Drought
Walter Bergstrom
Carleton Hagelstein
Thomas C. Frost Jr
Edward Tewees
Droughtlel
the. Perry Thrift
Lorine Thrift
Morthy Moore
Roberts Patterson
Vanda Bee Temall
Alle Mae Wilson
Margaret, Ter- Tell
Virginia Bratten
Monte Carlo
George Peter Rehm
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Lux
Jane Noble
Kong
Newton
Weiler
Crockkery Store
Commerce
Aboagan
Covente
Winder Sayepen Hse Elas
Coles
Gates Shea
Adil Alin
Haridwar
Atinten
John Hae
Piarneacan
Dreviele
Ruerows
Walann-Miller Hardware Co
Corvuk Cumiatl Wearasraee
Teanen'n
Harlingen Minchingen Hardware Co
LARRY
Siena
Meirate
Walninn
NTA
Vietorig
Marc
Solons
Ian
Aga
Plougles
Joske Combane
Caner
Gove
Drenning Hendin
KTLA
Broadway
Fifth St
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