Publication slated for four installments in San Antonio Light
In the nation’s capital Governor Eugene Patuwitye of Georgia denounces Democratic platform hedges as a betrayal to the constitution calling it a veteran to the constitution. The address, already drawing a large reaction, will be published in four installments beginning in July Mis is the second.
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Rutin Addeese
Goerene
Eugene Patuwitye
Georhia
Farsa
Phatforne
San Antonio
Georgia Reader Attacks Hoover Era Policy Spending
The writer condemns Hoover and New Deal spending from 1933 to 1935, citing large deficits and expanded relief rolls. He argues emergency claims justified increased taxes and government programs, questions recovery goals, and laments rising costs across agriculture and industry.
Junior Birdmen of America Flight Squadron News
Edward Schultz of Corpus Christi and the Junior Birdmen of America face headquarters mail constraints as Austin hosts the Texas wing. Ebert Hult elected sergeant at arms for The Eagle Brood. A solid model airplane contest advances, Clifton Clark captains the squadron. The banner competition runs toward the June 1 Lionsfield air races with points toward the prize.
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Edward Schultz
Corpus
Curlois
America
Austin
Edward
Armorica
San Antonio
Texas
Ahr
Aterieg
San Ablanta Bight
Edward Garlel
Gineinnau Avenue
Hig
Ebert Hult
Clifton Clark
Junior Birdinéen
Lionsfield
Palmer Buried in Los Angeles After Texas Deaths
Joe Palmer buried in San Jose formal park beside his mother Mrs Nora Ellis Palmer after a fatal electrocution in Huntsville with associate Ray Hamilton. In a letter to sister Pay Hall of San Antonio he asked to be buried near his mother. Family kept arrangements secret with Akers funeral home handling services.
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Joe Palmer
L. A
Texas
Huntsville Pantten
Ray Hamilton
San Jose Furmal Park
Nora Ellis Palmer
Palmer
Pay Hall
San Antonio
Akers Funeral Home
WOW Membership Drive Set by Local Sam Houston Camp
Members of Sam Houston camp Waogmern of the World will meet Monday night to form local teams for the national membership drive running May 35 through June 6. John J. Wahl, secretary, says the organization will be led by C. B. De Viney and M. M. Berry with a quota of 45 new members to mark the fraternity's forty-fifth anniversary. The local camp, the largest in the country, already has 226 members.
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WOW
Sam Houston
Waogmern
John J. Wahl
Wotams
B. de Viney
M. M. Berry
Island voting amid Sakdalist unrest in Manila area
Police report tense preparations for tomorrow's plebiscite on a 3rd Philippine commonwealth constitution. Sakdal leader Tiangeo is jailed. guards at Malacanang, banks, and offices as hundreds of thousands of voters, including women, face fear of violence before the vote.
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Manida
Nica
Raptal
Camarines Sur
Philippine Constauslary
Cerine ‘Tiangeo
Sakdatista
Abe
Tiangeo
Sakdal
Oragi Lal Provenne
Owith
Mareanary Palace
Perzon Ip
Wate
San Diego 167 Day Expo Opens With Aften Unclear Notes
Exposition events and attractions fill San Diego during the period. Touring sites include Agua Caliente, Tijana, Megica, and Corgnady with various displays and aerial maneuvers. Balboa Park hosts the main exposition and attracts thousands, while Lindbergh’s flight and military displays promise wide interest.
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San Diego
Alley
California
Taeitin Tatema
Conil
Pranges
Agua Caliente
Iainaltit
Lindbergts
Army
Navy
Marine
Lia Jutta
Balboa Park
Nalucal
Cabrilla
Treasury Receipts and Debts Reported in Washington
Treasury figures show May 10 receipts of 42.46 million dollars and expenditures of 87.41 million, leaving a balance of 125.72 million. For the year to date receipts total 3.22 billion and expenditures 6.36 billion, with a deficit of 2.95 billion. Gross debt stands at 78.62 billion, down 7.56 million from yesterday. Also notes erroneous assets of 8.72 million. Job ad appears: “The Light” advertises Broadway on Fifi street at half rate.
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Treasury
Washington, D. C
Broadway
Reverend Coughlin’s Madison Square Garden rally demand
Detroit radio priest Reverend Charles F. Coughlin urged President Roosevelt to sign the Patman bonus bill for veterans during a May 22 mass meeting in Madison Square Garden New York. He accused opponents of “unthinkable radicalism” and warned against a presidential veto while pressing the public to back full payment to soldiers as laid out by law.
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Roosevelt
Charles F. Coughlin
Madison Square
New York
Father Doughute
Spraking
Venus Iit
National Ui
Sorkal Justine
Patman
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Prest
Veresida Tech, Ca
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