Texas Democratic Chief Say Negro Vote Question Unsettled
The Texas Democratic scene reacts to the U S Supreme Court ruling on Negro participation in Democratic primaries. Local leaders in Bexar County and Houston discuss possible actions, with executives insisting the party may set its own voting rules while awaiting the state convention decision.
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United States Supreme Court
San Antonio
Weber
Supreme Court
Thurman Barrett
Toneress
Bexar County
Brown
Supreme ‘Court
Washington
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Pp
Breen
Austin
Texas
United States
Sisle Democratic Executive Committee
Ftate Democratic Executive Committee
Fort Worth
Houston
W. C. Hoggins
Hale Democratic Executive Committee
U. Supreme Court
Hug- Bing
Democratic Slogan Author Succumbs
In Rubetown Texas on May 3 funeral services were set for Jack Stubbs 40 who recently won a national Democratic slogan contest The line Bubba died here Monday is noted as the slogan A Hee Haw Were Coming Back He may be survived by a widow Andone No efforts to clarify the controversy around his columns are mentioned
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Rubetown
Texas
Lorkherthis
Jack Stubbs
Bubba
Congress Should Unite On Intelligent System Of Economic Relief
William Randolph Hearst urges Congress to adopt an intelligent system of economic relief to raise incomes and purchasing power. He argues increased wages would boost spending, stimulate production, revive industry, and restore prosperity, warning against measures that reduce buying power. He calls for swift, united action by senators and representatives.
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Congress
Senate
House
William Randolph Hearst
Federal loan changes moved in reallocation meeting
Approximately 30 agents and committeemen met Tuesday at the Gunter hotel to redraw crop loan inspection territories from San Marcos to the valley. Owen W. Sherrill, regional director for Texas New Mexico and Arizona, announced Byron F. Ward’s permanent inspector status, and Ward’s district expanded to Atascosa Frio Bandera and Kendall counties with no additional cash advances to farmers.
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Gunter Hotel
San Marcos
Owen W. Sherrill
Dallas
Texas
New Mexiin
Arizona
Byron F. Ward
San Antonio
Ward
Sherri
Atascosa
Frio, Bandera
Kendall Counies
Berry crop on increase across Texas shipments surge
A 60 percent rise in strawberry shipments from Poteet Cerrito Springs and San Antonio was reported by R N Sparks of Western Texas division Railway Express. From March 20 to April 25 the season peak, 27 refrigerator cars carried strawberries and 10 100 crates in less than carload lots were shipped, reaching as far as St Paul Minnesota. About five carloads were also moved by freight.
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Poteet
Cerrito Springs
San Antonio
R. N. Sparks
Western Texas Division
Railway Express Company
Marcéh
Sparks
St. Paw
Minn
Randolph Field Soldier Shot to Death
Albert D B Carmack 24 enlisted from Randolph field was shot to death at Duncan field at 428 am Tuesday. Witness says Carmack took McMahan's pistol after talking, placed a bullet in the chamber, and shot himself in the chest. Watchman McMahan reported the incident to officers. Deputy Sheriff Frank Matthews and Sergeant Maloukis started an investigation. Justice of the Peace John R Stock may hold an inquest. Carmack died at Creten hospital Fort Sam Houston. Carmack had been despondent over financial losses and had known McMahan two years. His automobile was nearby. he previously served two years in the Army, with a clerk post at Air Corps Training Center HQ. He is survived by an aunt and brother Lieutenant Joseph Carmasco in Hawaii.
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Albert DB. Carmack
Randolph Field
Duncan Field
Ergeant
J. Maloukis
Fone
Maloukis
C. McMahan
Duncan, Field
Carmack
McMahan
Frank Matthews
Maiankis
Justice of the Peace
John R. Stock
Ereten Hospital
Fort Sam Houston
Meloukis
Duncanfield Reservation
Matthews
Court Confirms Real Estate Sale
Federal District court confirmed a real estate sale on Tuesday. Theo M. Flummer, receiver for the San Antonio Building Materials company, supervised the sale of a lot in the Highlands to Edward L. Snyder for 4500 dollars.
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Federal District Court
Theo M. Flummer
San Antonio Building Materials Company
Subo Riverdt i
Highlands
Edward L. Snyder
Mills dispute over tax provision hearing in Washington
Washington May 31 The hearing on the bonus drew contention over a tax provision said to let the secretary of the treasury profit from revaluing his late father’s estate. Representative Patman pressed to guarantee full bonus payment while Mills and Meyer argued against issuing two billion dollars in currency. Members defended Mills as critics argued the measure could be an inside gain, with a proposed 16 month window for estate revaluation to reflect economic stress.
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Washington, D. C
Mills
Secretary of the Treasury
Patman
Ways and
Treasury
Crisp
Treadway
Massachusetts
Chindblom
Tingis
Eugene Meyer
Curiosity Nearly Kills Aged Country Sightseer in City
An elderly country merchant, Thomas Cochran, 61, visiting Chicago from Thorpéen, was injured after staring at a 42 story board of trade building and tripping on a sidewalk. He fell on Jackson Boulevard and was taken to a hospital with possible skull fracture. Authorities report no further details.
California Voters Test Garner Strength in Primary
California voters cast a pivotal primary amid Democratic hopes for Roosevelt Smith and Garner. Hoover led Republicans in Maryland as Rhode Island backed Smith, while party factions claimed wins across Ohio Virginia Alabama and South Dakota as delegates for the convention loomed.
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California
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rhode Island
Smith
Arty
Bangtor J. Hamilton
Lewis
Dinos Roosevelt
Han Gig
Ltters
George White
Ohio
Byrd
Virginia
Roosevelt
Alabama
South Dakota
Hoover
Mississippi
Robbery spree hits several in city, youths nabbed
A Mexican youth and two companions were arrested after striking a car on South Alamo Street. Officer Coyington defended himself with a pistol and brought the trio to headquarters. Reports list stolen stock, clothing, a diamond, and tools from multiple local addresses.
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Coyington
Robert J. Neely
Colleg
City-Central Bank
W. C.avery
Hicka Avenue
G. N. Noyes
Helena Street
Katte Owens
South Prese Street
Marie Hall
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