Repatriates Arrive as Mexican Colony Opens Near Matamoros
A Mexico repatriation group near Matamoros awaits four US truckloads of families and furniture under Omar Jo géfe. The 56 people travel from San Antonio to Brownsville with US aid, to be settled on 25 acres, tools, and funds for homes until crops start. This marks the first repatriation and the Matamoros colony as a model for others in Kenedy, Corpus Christi, and Houston regions.
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Matamoros
Cardenas
San Antonio
Jefonrber
Omar Jogéfe
Alite
Tor B. Garess
United States
Brownsville
Garess
Felix Gonzales
Chan
Cellor
Mexitan
M Mexico
United States Immigration Service
International Bridge
Enard
Kenedy
Corps Christ
Ell Paso
Sonora
California
S. A
Omar Josefe
Seven Civil Service Jobs Await Takers
Necaa yor R. E. Miiim announced seven civil service openings including consultant in pupil services for the Office of Education and governor's department with salaries from 1600 to 4800 dollars. Positions include senior marketing specialist, marketing and engineering draftsmen, aeronautical drafting, and agricultural economics roles with deadlines in Washington by June 12.
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Necaa Yor
R. E. Miiim
Civil Service Examiner
Office of Education
Department of the Fovernor
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Ceeronauticaly
Scnlar
Washington
Loan Company Bill Held Unconstitutional in Texas
Austin May 16 a bill expanding loan and finance company regulation was ruled unconstitutional by Attorney General Gerald C Mann acting on request from Speaker Emmett Q Morse The measure would have allowed higher charges and revised small loan practices under the state banking commissioner while discriminating among lenders Woolridge nominee chosen for Rotary district 128 in Longview Palestine civic leader Charles W Woolridge unanimously selected.
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Austin
Gereld C. Mann
Emmett QO. Morse
House of Representatives
Mima
Mrehan
Woolridge
Longview
Charles W. Woolridge
Palestine
Poverties
Rotary Chib
Nude stroller lands in jail after drunken spree on Dolorosa Street
A well known 10 year resident, repeatedly cited for drunkenness, was arrested twice in one week while wandering naked along Dolorosa Street. A sympathetic woman bought him clothing and the police released him on a drunkenness charge with a court appearance.
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Dolorosa Street
Poller
Houston Street
Main Avenue
War Profits Bill Argued in Washington Today
The centre military affairs committee backed a draft capital plan to deter war by forcing citizens to buy 1 percent 50-year government bonds in emergencies. Wealth-based purchases would be set by a census or presidential order. Republican Benabor Bridges opposed the measure, claiming it harms financial independence.
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Washington
Centre Military Affairs Committee
Benabor Bridges
Republican
New
Senate Touts Tax Revision Proposals At White House
A powerful Senate finance group pressed for a new business tax program unless President Roosevelt orders thorough revision of present levies. At a White House conference the group, led by Chairman Harrison, urged repeal of the undistributed profits tax and a flat 22 percent corporate levy, with continued small-firm relief and broader allowances for corporations. Treasury's plan favors repeal of the undistributed profits and capital stock taxes and a 22 percent levy. Harrison favors keeping the capital stock tax. Both plans were discussed as opinions differed on final action.
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Washington
Senate
Harrison
Mirnissippi
Finance
Roosevelt
Thorogh
White House
Barrison
Doughton Democrat
Fort Carolina
House
Ways and Means
Representative Cooper
Tennessee
Morgenthau
Hanes
The
Treasury
Coughton
Stich
Tarrison
Ove
Office Building Occupancy Gains Reported in San Antonio
DC Av Pierce, secretary of the San Antonio Building Managers association, says downtown office occupancy rose over the past 12 months. The Nix Professional, Alamo National Bank, and Frost National Bank buildings show high occupancy levels, with gains since the early 1940s and notable increases in the Medical Arts and South Texas Bank buildings.
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Sid Antoni
Av Pierce
San Antonio Building Managers Association
South Texas Bank
Pierce
Nix Professional
Alamo- National Bank
Smith-Young
Medical Arts
South Texas
Frost National Bank
Milam
Pierco
Jeash
Erin
Gai
Lions Club Nominating Meeting At Gyater Hotel
A Lions Club nominating meeting will be heard by members at the Gyater hotel at noon Wednesday with Sam Likerto as day chairman. The week’s agenda includes arrangements for a sale of a New York Steak and exchange membership valued at $83 per family, amid a general discussion of a class-law increase of $3000.
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Lions Club
Gyater
Sam Likerto
New York
Advertising Club Luncheon Set at Gunter Hotel
An advertising luncheon is scheduled with a topic described as pertinently important to persons identified with advertising. The San Antonio Advertising Club will meet Tuesday at noon in the Gunter Hotel.
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Advertising Club
San Antonio
Micheal
Gunter Hotel
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