Washington Roundup report seeks to cut interior budget and expand policy
Washington roundup notes key moves to strike the interior department subsidy of 86 million dollars and cancel draft deferments for 18 to 30 year olds. It reports opposition from appropriations subcommittees and lingering House foreign affairs doubt about extending the good neighbor policy. other items include abolition of the Farm Security Administration and a near-poll tax clash shaping the Democratic platform.
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FSA
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OPA Sets Up Three New Price Panels
Three volunteer price panels were formed Wednesday by the Bexar county war price and rationing board to enforce OPA rules. Chairman W. W. McAlister and Justice Jennings Bailey announced the move as the district court reported findings related to Laughlin Washington lawyer and the girl checking of groceries.
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W. W. McAlister
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Retired Cotton Man S A Woman Fined Dies, Rites Set
A Texas county courtroom heard charges against a retired cotton man and a woman related to an aggravated assault on Charles L Brown of 522 Polaris Street. The woman pleaded not guilty. she was fined $50 plus court costs in County Court at Law No. 3 on Wednesday.
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Danger in Spread Of Disease Told
At the Plaza hotel Tom J. Johnson warned that towels and cloths used by waiters and cooks can spread infections. He cited two cases where diseased staff and an infected finger caused illness among workers and residents. He urged proper cleaning, sterilizing, and training in food handling despite reluctant workers.
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Danger To L A Bus Service Seen
Edward A. Gauthier, personnel director, warns that the Los Angeles bus system faces draft disruption. The company has 62 drivers aged 18 to 21 who could be inducted unexpectedly, hampering operations. Gauthier traveled to Austin to seek a staggered induction plan but found no solution due to the absence of State Director J Watt Page. He questions whether women drivers could be feasibly employed.
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Stricter Discipline Forecast by San Antonio Educator
Superintendent I E Stutsman warned of renewed strict discipline to curb juvenile delinquency in San Antonio public schools. He cited wartime strains and calls for better emotional stability training and closer teacher student relationships. Raymon Alsup retires as council president. Miss Elizabeth Kooh named new president.
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Funeral Set for Accident Victim Sam Prado
Funeral services were held for Sam Prado of 327 Grenet Street who died from injuries after being struck by a car in the 1900 block of West Commerce Street on April 30. Interment was in San Fernando cemetery No 2. Survivors include his widow and sons Eduardo Prado in the U S Army, Samuel Jr and Antonio, plus several brothers and sisters.
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Rites Set for Mrs. C. Yecker in San Antonio
Funeral services for Catherine Yecker 87 native of San Antonio will be held at the Riehe Funeral home. A requiem mass will be offered at St. Ann's Church and interment at San Fernando cemetery Rev A Leopold officiating in San Antonio. The calendar notes Texas Elks selected San Antonio as 1945 convention city at their three day session here yesterday.
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Stopped taking daily laxatives
Constipated readers urged to try Kellogg's All-Bran for gentle relief. The ad credits a fiber rich diet with cellulose elements and recommends Kellogg's All-Bran as a natural aid alongside ample water for regular elimination.
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