Nevelow Brothers stores up for public auction
Four Nevelow Brothers outlets and a warehouse will be sold at public auction led by trustee Marlin Coppard. The No 2 store at 740 South Alamo Street opens at 10 am Friday, followed by No 4 at 456 Main, No 0 at 1216 West Commerce, the Durango warehouse, and No 1 at 318 Broadway. After separate sales, units may be offered together. bids come from as far as Kansas City. The Corpus Christi Nevelow store has already had its sale with a top offer of 4500 by Charles Rubin of Dallas. The Nevelow Brothers were declared bankrupt in March.
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Nevelow Brothers
Marlin Coppard
South Alamo Street
Main Avenue
West Commerce
Durango Street
Broadway
Kansas City
Coppard
R. O Hull
Neyelaw
Corpus Chrishi
Mately Charles Rubin
Dallas
Nevelow Hrothere Organization
Bankrupy Marench
Glasses for Pool Workers
Park Commissioner Jacob Robiola announced a series of classes for pool attendants and bath-house staff in May and June. Jointly sponsored by the state board of vocational education the state health department and the city parks department the course covers bacterial control and sanitation to meet health requirements. Lifeguards and instructors include Lewis Dodson Gol. Huddieston Roger Plaisted Dr Muirhead James Garrison Dr W A Bing and Malcolm Simons with the city pols renovation oversight.
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Jacob Robiola
State Board of Foortinnal Education
State Health Department
City Parks Department
Rubissa
Lewis Dodson
State Board of Vocational Education
Gol
M. Huddieston
Fort Sam Houston
Roger Plaisted
RM. Muirhead
Red Cross
St. Louis
James Garrison
State Recreation Department
Austin
W. A. Bing
Malcolm Simons
Ohio House approves sterilization bill for mentally deficient
Columbus May 193? The Ohio House of Representatives passed a bill authorizing sterilization of mentally defective persons confined in state institutions. Twenty nine states have secular laws. the Ohio measure must also pass the Senate, be signed by Governor Bricker, and then become law.
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Columbus
Chico
May
Ohio House of Representatives
Ohio Bi
Tie Senate
Pabe
John W. Bricker
Bitter political fight over Huth resignation in San Antonio
In a heated San Antonio power struggle, supporters and opponents of the Maverick machine vie over Albert V. Huth's tax office seat. Analysts warn the case could alter county races, with pressure to withdraw the resignation and speculation on coalition candidates for tax assessor and collector. The scene features figures like Alfred Calaghan, J. W. Donnell, and John Huth, amid debates on civil service rules and upcoming elections.
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Albert V. Huth
Cas der
Bexar County
Maverick
Land
San Antonio
Huth
John Muth
Alfred Calaghan
Commissioners Court
Machine
J. W. Donnell
Robert F. Ubt
C. K. Quin
Pease
Charles 4. Fischer
van Ormy
John Huth
Solons Offer Dairy Plea Exemption From Public Contracts Act
Senators Miller and Wiley urged a Senate labor subcommittee to exempt the dairy industry from the Public Contracts Act which sets wage and health standards for firms doing business with the government. They argued the act should not cover dairy products, noting a labor department ruling that evaporated milk falls under it as a non perishable product. Applause and petitions from Wisconsin and Midwest dairy interests supported the plea.
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Washington
Miller
Dempcrit
Arkon
Wiley
Republican
Wisonsin
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Congress
Secretary of Labor
Sloan predicts continued expansion of auto industry
Alfred P. Sloan Jr., GM board chairman, testifying before a monopoly committee, forecast further auto industry growth tied to rising national income. He rebutted claims of market saturation and defended a policy of steadily increasing product value over price cuts.
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Washington
Alfred PF. Bloan Jr
General Motors Board
Sloan
Henderson Named to Securities Unit
President Roosevelt nominated Leon Henderson of New Jersey for a full term on the Securities Commission expiring June 6. Henderson had just been confirmed for the remainder of William O. Douglas's term on the Supreme Court.
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Henderson
Securities
Washington
Roosevelt
Leon Henderson
New Jerey
Securee Commission
Wiliam QC
Douglas
Uke Supreme Court
Delay on Pool Bids Edges In Chlorination Equipment
Park commissioner elect Henry Heln with Jecoh Rubbola delay action on bids for city pool chlorination equipment. Bidding firms must furnish samples to the state health department in Austin before bid acceptance. Current san Peto pool uses the present chlorine system, samples awaited.
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Henry Heln
Jecoh Rubbola
Eity
State Health Department
Hel
Rubioia
Comminsoner
Austin
San Peto
Two Fines for Slot Machine Violations in County Court
Two defendants Watts and Brennan pled guilty to establishing and operating slot machines forming an eight machine lottery. They faced fines of twenty five dollars plus costs assessed in County Court at large. Complaints were filed by Texas Ranger Rohatsch. Defendants’ listed addresses are 130 Booth Presa t Street and 3431 Fulton Avenue.
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Bebig
Texas Tanger R. R
Bitter remarks on Maverick job application requirements
The column notes sharp reactions to Maverick job applications asking how often a person has been arrested and for what. It cites BAT CORRIGAN with a vacation, CHARLES A. FISCHER substituting, and RAYMOND GERHARDT denying influence with winners on Fusion Licket. OWEN W. KIL DAY, isolated in his office, faces talk of becoming the sheriffs machine candidate. The Spears civil service bill fate is tied to ongoing house opposition, while the Don promises future insights into legislative maneuvers.
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Bat Corrigan
Charles A. Fischer
Raymond Gerhardt
Owen W. Kilday
Owen Wll
Sherif
Don
Spears
House Passes Harbors Bill
Washington May 18 The House passed and sent to the Senate a bill authorizing 70 harbors and navigation projects nationwide costing 83 728 100 Passage followed a voice vote after the House refused to restore authority for the Umatilla navigation dam on the Columbia River and for a waterway linking the Tennessee and Tombigbee rivers The Umatilla project failed a voice vote while the Tennessee Tombigbee development failed on a roll call 204 to 142
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Washington
House
Senate
Umatila
Columbia River
Tennessee
Tomblyber Rivers
Umatilla
Pension Sought By Charles Stevens For Police Service
Charles Stevens a secretary to the police department filed a letter requesting a four pension after 21 years of service and a major operation that left him unable to work. The pension board asked him to reapply on the proper form. his stated salary was 200 dollars monthly and a granted pension would be 100 dollars.
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Crates L. Stevens
Stevens
Diplomacy Sought Over Grave Flower Dilemma in Rochester
Mayor O L Minter and Belle Ohler face a delicate local dispute before Memorial Day as a widow seeks control over who places flowers on her late husband's grave, challenging two former wives who also claim decorating rights.
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Rochester
Ind
O. L. Minter
Belle Ohler
Fred Carr
Jas
Jack County Judge Dies at 60 After Vision for Paved Roads
Jack County Judge Idn P. Simpson, 60, died today of heart disease in Jack County. He served as county judge during his first term in 1814 and devoted efforts to paving highways and roads to lift the county out of the mud, pursuing his ambitious plan.
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Jacksboro
Idn P. Simpson
Duck County
Wen
Pravda Reports Overgrazing and Excess Gardens
Pravda cites cooperative farm officials criticizing farmers for spending more on personal vegetable plots and keeping extra cattle. Some gardeners exceed allowed garden sizes and keep more cows than permitted, the Soviet party newspaper notes.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist’ Party
Italian Premier Mussolini Visits New Airport Near Novara
Premier Mussolini toured Italy's largest airport near Novara on the fifth day of the Bled mont tau period. The facility lies a few miles north of Novara, about 96 miles by air from the Prenth border and roughly 50 miles from the Bulls Trontles front.
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Il ‘Dice
Novara
Tudy
Mussolini
Shaugurat
Isly
Gamerl
Bled
Mont Tau. i
Noare
Prenth
Bulls Trontles
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