Allred says he will not run for Texas governor
In a Houston radio address May 18 former Governor James V. Allred told listeners he will not be a gubernatorial candidate this year. He signaled a steady critique of state government and invited financial support from the public for his broadcasts, asking donors to send one dollar or more.
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Allred
Rail Strike Crisis Casts Shadow on Rail Runs and Food Supply
The piece describes growing worries over a looming railroad strike as cities fear perishable goods shortages and halted coal transport. It notes 1.4 million railroad workers could be affected though only trainmen and engineers struck, with 18 unions awaiting wage settlements.
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West Virginia
Bury to Bring Evening Sermon at Grove Avenue Church
Assistant minister of Grove Avenue Church of Christ at 119 Grove Avenue will speak at Sunday evening service on the topic Brotherly Love. Shaw Rives, layman, will deliver the morning worship sermon titled The Story of Jesus.
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Grove Avenue Church
Hearst Foundation Donates 800000 in Gifts to Universities Museums
The Hearst foundation announced gifts totaling 800000, given to the University of California Northwestern University Notre Dame and the Los Angeles County Museum among others. Randolph Hearst presented funds to UC president Robert Sproul to expand the Greek theater, with similar gifts to the National Jewish Hospital in Denver and to Notre Dame for American history scholarships.
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New York
Hearst Foundation
Cay
Martin Huberth
Huberth
University of California
Oglethorpe University
National Jewish Hospital
Denver
Colo
University of Notre Dame
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County Museum; $50,000 In Northwestern University
Chicago
Randolph Apperson Hearst
Robert Gordon Sproul
Sproul
Randolph Hearst
John Randolph Hearst
Popesigent Philly Winer
Iread of
Oglethorop
William Ranjsteish Hearst Jr
Leonard Ginsberg
Hearn Department Stores, Incorporated
Waldorf Astoria Hole
Ginsberg
South Bend
Inn
George Hearst
Hugh O'Donnell
Notre Dame
David Hearst
Los Angeles County Museum
Man Stabbed In Bar Fight at 613 Austin Street
Marcelo Garcia was stabbed in the right side of his back after a bar argument with several men at 613 Austin Street. He later went to 213 Sherman Street where he encountered the same group and the stabbing continued. No arrests were made.
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Austin Street
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Sherman Street
Keck backs Dams for Nueces irrigation plan
Cotulla Mayor and Stockmens Bank head Ray Keck announced on Saturday that the bureau of reclamation has approved six dam projects on the Nueces and nearby streams. The program aims to irrigate 250 miles by four rivers, serving 23 counties with water costs from 3.50 to 5.90 per acre yearly. San Antonio chamber pledges help. $100,000 plus in engineering has been spent already.
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Nueces River
Ray Keck
Cotulla
Keck
Stocksmen’s National Bank
San Antonian
Cotullahyo
Bureau of Reclamation
Department of the Interior
Washington
San Antonio
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Reclamation Bureau
Tom Wunhill
Uvalde
Frio
Fowlerton
Cou
Ilendo al Hondo
Sabinal
Pascon
Maurice Hunsberger
Tucson
Ariz
Fredericksburg
Dan Arriaga
Cincinnati
Realtor Term Defined By San Antonio Board
The term Realtor is a distinct designation for members of real estate boards, signaling high ethics and standards. It requires adherence to the National Association of Realtors Code of Ethics and good business character, with the local board adopting it for San Antonio members only.
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National Association of Real Estate Boards
National Association
San Amonio Real Estaly Board
Qealtor
Amazing home recipe to melt fat at home
Guide promotes Barcentrate weight loss in four beers instruction. Reads like a safe buy claim with money back offer. Claims quick bloat loss from neck to ankles and urges readers to try the simple home method at once.
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Truce Held Fraud Truce Held Fraud
UNS Wellington Roe, national chairman of the railway brotherhoods, called the postponed strike a fraud harming railroad workers and the public. He warned leaders would not carry their bluff, noting thousands lost in pay. Poland and Bulgaria signed a trade agreement, per the Polish Press Agency.
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UNS
Wellington Roe
Tank and File Association
Railway Brotherhoods
Truman
Roe
Hoe
Warsaw
Poland
Bulgaria
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