Tariff plan favored to shield Texas vegetable growers
R B Creager, Republican national committeeman, arrives in San Antonio with plans for a general meeting of chambers of commerce in the vegetable belt. He urges immediate action as shipments of 4000 railroad cars of tomatoes from Mexico flood the market. By year end Mexico will ship about 4000,000 cars of tomatoes grown with labor and land cost pressuring Texas growers. A protective tariff is urged in Congress and by senators to aid livestock growers as well.
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South Texas
R. B. Creager
Republican National
Merico
Hessi
Cresger
Spotlighted Socialites Tour Kerrville and Nearby
A long list of social guests and travelers fills the Spotlight column. Residents and visitors including Mrs. Rent ing, Mr. and Mrs. Olsen, Miss Griffin, and many others are noted in San Antonio Kerrville and Beeville area movements. Local clubs host guests from California Oklahoma and Texas with journeys to Kerrville and Barle Pass.
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D. W. Fitter
Henry Ensler
Kiwanis Club
BH. M. Olsen
Yraham
San Antonio
California
Nations
Blanche
Beeville
C. G. Hussey
Poteet
Erk
Hugh Dengan
Seguin
Lavaca
Yoskum
Zeakum
Is ‘Hira
Henry Hinking
Mary Hasse
Jaxpending- Mondvin Mission
Nueces Ranch Owner John Bluntzer Dies at 57
Funeral services for John A. Bluntzer, 57, of Nueces County, will be held in Corpus Christi. Dir. Hluntzer, a ranchman in Nueces County, came to San Antonio for medical treatment. He is survived by his wife Clara J Bluntzer, two brothers Joe C G and H D Bluntzer, four sisters Theresa Gallagher H L Nason Josephine Smith and Miss Justina Bluntzer, all of Corpus Christi.
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John A. Bluntzer
Nueces County
Corpus Christ
Hluntzer
Nueves County
San Antonio
Clara J.bluntzer
Joe CG
H. D. Bluntzer
Theresa Gallagher
H. L. Nason
Josephine Smith
Juestina Bluntzer
Corpus Christi
Junk Dealer Found Killed in His Shop
Beaumont police report a junk dealer identified as Nalb ag Newmen found dead in his office. He appears to have been struck on the head by a sledge hammer wielded by an unknown assailant. The investigation is ongoing.
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Beaumont
Mey
Nalbag Newmen
Fix
Dallas Wins Ad Contest in Southwestern Bell Red Cross Event
The Northwestern Division team from Dallas won first in the annual first aid contest conducted by Southwestern Bell Telephone Company and American Red Cross. The San Antonio team, representing the Southwestern Division, placed second with a score of 98 to 25. The event occurred Saturday night at Beethoven Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Bell Telethony Company
American Red Cross
Dallas
San Ansonio
Beethoven Hall
Washington Plans Flag Week This June
Washington announces flag week from June 3 to 14 to mark the centennial of the adoption of the stars and stripes replacing Flag Day this year. The plan emphasizes national patriotism and public observances.
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Washington
Aga ‘Lhere
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George Evasvli
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Frank H. Bushick
Ray Lambert
Mer OF
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Paul E. Steffler
Phil Wright
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O. C. Here
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Rent.zel
City
Sae Ees Foie
Johnnie Belle Issie Spert
Kerrville
RB. M. Wall
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Potrét
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Teeville
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Thomas Reagan
Barle Pass
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A. M. Peeler
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Te Tilley
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Mildred Coughras
Sanny Mondas
Berry Airs
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J. H. Donegan
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Jesse May
Leming
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O. W. Barnes
Louis Pagel
Cotulla
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Twenty-third Infantry
Joe. “Peters
Chris Vesper
Bessie Lsied
Herrville
Oscar Robinson
Austin
W. A. McDavid
Brownsville
Gunter Hotels
Richard Carver
Ebna Smith
Harlingen
Ganter Hotel
Lawrence H-Rogers
Gober Gibson
Rexville
Helen Gloria
Max Frasch
Cles
Oscar Morris
C. E. Brashear
Berrville
Henry’ Baynstan
Aniston Wan al
David Letkowite
Mies Estelle Sacke
Mra
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Robert Hitchin
Donald
Bebreiner Institute
Raymond Barnes
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Sam Houston
Fort McIntosh
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Landen J. Dockett
Ed Henckle
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Houston
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Normar G. Bodet
Malotte Downes
Niagara
Mike Levitan
Murray Braden
San Autonia
Walter H. Reid
Air Corps
Mourray
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Henry A. Andres
Ninth Infantry
Revin& Burge
Gunter Hotel
Munday
Smith’ R. Balkam
Chicago
H. “A. Wilson
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Cain Normoyle
Harry Winshak
Ny Gerson
Trouston
E. K. “Cobdrich
Brown- Ville
Batnesdar
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Ithaca, New York
Bob Sutton
Cotwla
J.T. Lomen
Texas First Cheese Factory
Wichita Bulls
Kraft
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Campbeliton
Trappe
Richard ‘Trappe
Black Hill
Waylan Harrison
Pleaggaton
San’ Antonio
Ben Harrison
J. By
Harrison
J. A. Warburton
Goughran
Rae John Brite
Verdt
Sullian Kaplen
Georgette
Crepe da Chine
Graciele Min
Nueces Ranch
Main Avenue
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Greenville
Zhiy St. John
McHinney
Baler Mercantile Co
Lockney Blackwell Hardware and Furniture Co
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