Roosevelt to Outline Tax Revision Speech at Retail Federation
Washington May 22 Roosevelt to discuss tax revision in tonight's address to the American Retail federation. He is expected to outline ideas for better business government relations while stressing revenue preservation. The 4 39 p m CST broadcast will be carried by NBC ABC and MBS with Hopkins Wallace Freer O Mahoney Wood and Martin among the program speakers.
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Memorial Day Becomes County Holiday After Meeting
The county commission declared Memorial Day a county holiday for county employees. An engineer will supervise the courthouse cooling system after the system, installed years ago, was shut down due to expense. The action was prompted by recent heat and aims to cut costs. In France, Le Havre reported May 22 that Fred Shite Jr arrived aboard the liner Normandie for a 5000 mile pilgrimage to Lourdes.
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Quintuplets charm crowds on royal tour to Kingston
The Dionne quintuplets greeted by smiling king and queen during a long royal tour.crowds at Callander, Kingston and Ottawa observed their visit as officials shifted travel plans for safety. The celebrations included a royal court in Ottawa and a nationwide interest as the royal couple proceeded toward Toronto and the Pacific coast.
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Money-Back Gland Tablet Ad Promises Refund
An advertised gland tablet from Glendage claims to restore healthy gland activity with a money-back guarantee if not satisfactory. It touts uses for fatigue, nervousness, and various ailment symptoms, and markets itself through a purported medical graduate pharmacist. The ad emphasizes refund terms and a price of 29 cents to 3.00 dollars.
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Poles Refuse Passage in Anglo Soviet Alliance
London dispatch reports Poland flatly rejects any Anglo Soviet alliance that allows Russian troop passage over Polish territory. Poland says it has no objections to the alliance if troop transit is not involved. Romania is expected to adopt a parallel stance. Warsaw awaits Romania’s reply to Britain and France.
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Plane Builder Sees Growth in Light Aircraft
W T Piper, president of Piper Aircraft in Lock Haven Pennsylvania, says light planes and engines show tremendous improvement and demand. He notes army and navy orders boost large planes, light-plane makers run at record levels, with his firm producing 180 Cub trainers this month after a 2000-per-year figure last year. He envisions many airports and flying becoming affordable transportation for the masses. Piper travels from Stinson Field to Houston and Florida en route back to base.
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Pair Under Bond on Pistol Charge in Texas
W Simpson and his wife were arraigned before United States Commissioner Paw A. Lockhart on unlawfully possessing a pistol without registration. Bond set at 600 dollars for him and 300 dollars for his wife. Hearing scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday. They were arrested at a cafe on South Presa street Saturday night by Captain W A Harvey and two radio patrolmen. The pistol was found in a paper sack.
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Pact secrets revealed in German Italian alliance report
Rome May 22 German Italian military pact secrets disclosed by Paschal writer Virginio Gayda from Berlin. The public document reportedly has two parts with unspecified conventions to be drafted by commissions while Italy reduces its armed forces numbers though the extent is not yet known.
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Auto Workers Strike Called at Briggs Plants in Detroit
Detroit May 22 The CIO called a strike of 18,000 Briggs Manufacturing workers, shutting seven Briggs Plants as the deadline set by the Auto Workers union passed without acceptance of a new contract. If prolonged, the strike will affect Chrysler production and hamper Ford output.
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Charges filed in stabbing death at bar
Raul Martinex, 26, of 907 Green Street, faces murder charges in Justice Raymond Gerhardt's court after the body of Santos Trevino, 27, was found Sunday at 1614 Nogelitos Street. Trevino suffered multiple stab wounds and a punctured skull in a bar fight. an inquest was led by Justice Ottis West.
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Czech Consul Refuses to Surrender Local Consulate
Dr. Charles J. Hollub, the American-born Czech consul for 400000 Czechs in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico, declines to recognize German authority after Czechoslovakia's occupation. He says he will not surrender consulate property or official authority to German representatives despite pressure from Galveston and New Orleans. He visited cousin Dr. Henry Slavik, a Our Lady of the Lake college professor, Sunday and remains hopeful Czechoslovak independence will be restored.
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Our Lady of the Lake College
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Galveston
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Manton Faces US Court Trial Amid Bribery Charges
In New York on March 22, former Federal Circuit Judge Martin T. Manton stood trial on bribery and conspiracy charges. With four lawyers present, Chief Justice Hughes appointed Judge Chestnut to lead a 250-member jury panel as Manton faced five indictments alleging corruption and obstruction of justice.
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Federal Judicial District
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Falling Derrick Kills Oil Worker at McFaddin Meld
Manuel James Redmond, 24, an oil field worker from Corfins Christ, was fatally crushed when a derrick toppled Sunday in the McFaddin Meld. He died about an hour after the accident in a hospital. Survived by his Houston wife and parents Mr and Mrs W W Redmond of Luling.
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Counselor's cryptic plea sparks job pursuit at port bay
A terse, coded notice from Jane Noble and The Light's counselor hints at seeking work. The message urges attention to a roading project near Pitty Etree Bay, signaling readiness to engage in employment opportunities amid unclear details.
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