Roosevelt Pushes Defense Program Tech and Costs Rise
Roosevelt moved to assemble an extraordinary defense program aimed at about 976 million dollars while signals pointed to quick congressional approval. The plan would expand army and navy capacity with new ships bases and air power, including 265 million for weapons, 15 000 more soldiers, 7 000 pilots, and accelerated shipbuilding.
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Senate Naval Committee
United States
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Navy
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Texas
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Federal Court Sentences Report From District Court
The court sentenced multiple defendants on narcotic and related charges. Apastacio Gonzales fined $106 and four years in prison. Roben Burns three years. Semone Espila three years. Estanasiano Molina $200 fine and four years. Nathaniel D. Pete Kins four years. T. J. Jones four years for purchase of narcotics. Gertrude Thedrate three years for forgery. Bick Simpson three verses for marijuana tax. Willan Rogers embezzlement sentence. Clarence Esk ten years for tax evasion. Ira Lee Hodges 80 days for theft. Henry Patterson three five-year terms. Paul E. Pape and Anes Wille one year and a day for false representations to secure a loan. Sentencing deferred for Menden and Fred Benity.
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H. J. McMillan
U.S. District Court
Apastacio Gonzales
Roben Burns
Semone Espila
Estanasiano Molina
Wile Nathaniel D. Pete Kins Wee
T. J. Jones Wee
Gertrude Thedrate
Kelly Field
Henry Patterson
Tun Cahculruily
Paul £. Pape
Anes Wille
Ny Securing & Iran
Menden
Fred Benity
Tiner Nominated as Jaycee Head
Jr Timer a creamery official nominated for president of the San Antonio Jaycee chapter. Nominating committee selections announced at the Kress cafeteria Tuesday night include Gerald Letem Lee Moffett Merret Steger Barn er Matteson Lance Hooks and others. Five officers and directors were named. election slated for May 28 with no further nominations allowed at the meeting.
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Auber Hline
Huy Moffat
Calan Adame Peskin Couper J
Shiernites
Herbert May
Fern John Peace Nicholay Co‘y Wiedermenn
Lea
Soft Foods Change Facial Structure Says Doctor
In Chicago on May 1, Dr Meyer Klaunky of New York told the American Association of Orthodontists that the average American bite now exerts about 125 pounds of force, versus 11 pounds in 1895. He warned that heavy biting muscles widen the cheek area and can cause the face to appear flatter and more elongated.
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Chicago
Medeiman
Meyer
Klaunky
New York
Amieritan Association of Orthodontists
Doctor Don Analyzes Strange Schweppe Case In Politics
Don Politico argues politics is a recurring fever in public life, citing Egbert Schweppe as a case. He recalls Schweppe’s shifting roles, party clashes, and Maverick machine strategies shaping county race candidates and endorsements for the upcoming ticket.
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DON Politico
Grand Jury
Board of Education
Egbert Belweppe
Schweppe
Quin Pow
Charles W., Anderson
Wheelhursg
Wherlbore
Crrager
U.S
Hoover
Anderson
Maverick
John K. Weber
Weber
Frurgher
Raymond Ger
Hardt
John
Huth
Tex
Wood
Leroy Jeffers
Disket
J. Franklin Spears
Jeffers
Bexar County
General Tapia Ras Operation In San Diego
General Tapia, exiled from Mexico by President Cardenas, underwent a major operation last night in San Diego. He had come from San Fernando to visit Gen. Plutarco Calles when stricken, with his condition reported serious. Tapia had served as director general of customs and governor of the northern district of Lower California.
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P. Z. Dickman
Ucket
Walter Tynan
Tynan
Charlie Anderson
Dickhied
Dickson
San Diego
Jose MM. ‘Tepis
Mexico
Laurre’ Cardenas
Sully
Tapia
San Fernando
Plutarco Callea
Lower
California
Church Women State Meet in San Antonio district session
A special session of the Women’s Methodist division in the San Antonio district met at Woodlawn Methodist Church at 9 20 am to approve notes and funding. Officials announced pensions and payroll allocations from city funds, including amounts for ill health care, payrolls, and various department expenses. Fourteen towns in the United States are named Hope.
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Woodlawn Methodist Church
Wosnen‘Thuretty
General Fund
T. A. Barr
Batchoelor
J. O
Finke
City Hall
Tureday
Gaze
Fire and Police Fund
C. D. Murrell
Fire and Police
Perk Department
W. P. Witt
Park Department
Mayor's Department
Frank Cortex
Tax Department
Advertising Fund
Municipal Information Bureau
Fite and Police Pension Fund
Pey
Tite and Police Fund
Ray Ashworth
A. A. Lewis
Virden Ritt
Pers
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Hope
United States
Suspect nabbed in San Marcos by ruse cab sting
Deputy Sheriff Zmnett Smith of San Antonio and Sheriff M M Wren of San Marcos devised a ruse involving a taxicab and two drivers to trap a 24 year old man wanted in connection with a September slaying in San Marcos. The suspect, alerted by a call to a Potomac Street house, approached the cab and was taken into custody after entering. The ward Manne victim was stabbed to death.
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Croucher
San Antonio
M. M. Wren
San Marcos
Potomac Street
Zmnett Smith
Smith
Wren
Heath
Catholic High Graduation Week Events Announced
Graduation week at Central Catholic High School will include ceremonies for seniors and grammar school graduates. Opening services at St. Mary's Catholic Church are scheduled for Sunday at 10 a.m. led by Rev. M. J. Gilbert, pastor of St. Ann's Catholic Church.
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Central Catholic High School
St. May's Catholic Church
M. J. Gilbert
St. Ann's Catholic Church
Graduation ceremonies mark end of school year
Most Rev Arthur d Drossaerta will present diplomas to 94 graduates at 8 p.m. May 22 in the school auditorium. Henry B Dielmann will deliver the commencement address. Graduation exercises for the grade school division follow May 24 with 42 diplomas and awards including a freshman year scholarship.
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Clement Otting
Arthur d. Drossaerta
Bank Antonie
Henry B. Dielmann
St. Mary's University
Frank A. Carrico
East High School
St. Louis
Gunter Hotel
J. G. Sarnin i
Patrick Fogarty
Port Worth Air Crash Victim Returned for Burial
Mrs Charles H. Martin escorted the body of her husband, a crash victim, from Port Worth to St. Louis for burial. The Army pilot died when his plane went down during maneuvers near Port Worth. The body was shipped to St. Louis for services Wednesday.
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St. Louis
Marin
American Airlines
Pt. Jet
Port Worth
Port Worn
By. Louis
Hilrint Wedhonery
St Marys U Ends Its Social Season
St Marys University capped its annual social season with selections of two honorary queens and a Templar queen. Deanna Durbin was named honorary queen, while Jane Phillips of San Antonio was chosen queen. The dance occurred Tuesday night on the Rainbow Terrace at the St Anthony Hotel.
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St. Mary's
Ann Yversity
Deanna Durbin
Jane Phillips
San Antonio
St. Anthony Hotel
Rainbow Terrace
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