Farrell Calls for Rising Prices to Spur Recovery
James A. Farrell, president of United States Bress, spoke at the three day convention of the Personal Foreign Trade council on world trade outlook. He urged price increases to stimulate buying and noted nations face global economic difficulties. About two thousand business men registered for the event as speakers addressed bankers diplomats and officials.
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New York
James A. Farrell
United States Bress Corporation
Wersonal Foreign Trade Council
Farrell
United States
Ferrell
Honolulu
America
Texas Guard to Be Inspected Soon by Maj Frank Jordan
Maj Frank Jordan to lead an inspection of the Texas National Guard Sixty first Field Artillery Brigade at Fort Lill, including records and equipment review. The battery is commanded by Captain Colonel with Lt Aubrey as communications officer during the probe of a 100-person unit with two officers, airmen, 14 horses, and full equipment.
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Texas Guard
Maj
Frank Jordan
Awtalf
Texas National Guard
Mulberry Avenua
Winier
Uric
Birkbrad
Ferien
Field Artillery
Fort Lill
Jordon
Medl
Fedsroi
Bend
Gorrlere
Neillery Brigaée
Texan National Guard
Azspeecion
Cant
Coldeed
Licgut
Lior
Aubrey
Fiell
Terns Nation Guard
Seu Ajitenio
Will Rogers Works Despite Bad Ankle
Hollywood May 27 Will Rogers, noted humorist, continued work on a new picture despite a badly injured right ankle from a polo fall at the Uptifters club. He was hurt Sunday when his horse fell with him.
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Hollywood
Gali
Will Ragera
Uptifters Club
Libel Charges Against Scofts Shake Libel Case
Court hears libel accusations against J. McNeeler Arton Davis and Don Wallen charged with criminal libel over a staged incident. McNeeler posted bond, denying the smear as false while Davis and Wallen accuse the Citizens' tongue of misusing a political photo. The trio dispute the charges as the case proceeds this week.
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McNeeler
Ar- Ton
Davis
Don Wallen
Tran A. Tiritl
McNeel
Helit
Banning Jiritt
Cniagen
Tven
Tiguhy Ives Ave
Toje
Conplnlut
Arlen
Aron
Unis
Wallen
O. BM. Chambers
Honit
Carright Johnson
Britt
Sterling Signs Bills Boosting Taxes and Fees
Governor Sterling signed the cigarette tax hike and additional measures boosting revenue by about 1 million dollars yearly. The package raises the cigarette tax to 75 cents a pack, imposes a barrellery or permit on resale, and broadens licenses for cigarette dealers. It also directs fire training funds and expands city license powers while charging non residents for certain licenses.
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Austin
Sterling Odny
Paris Receives Mayors Bust of Late Myron Weerie
TAUIS reports America’s visiting mayors presented Paris with a bust of the late Myron Weerie of Cleveland Ohio. Weerie was a wartime arbon seller in the United States and was notably popular in Brunei.
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Paris
Herrick
Tauis
America
Macyora
Myron ‘, Weerie
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Brunee
Detectives to Quiz Suspect in Galveston Slaying
Detectives J. F. Leonard and Co. W. Lee have traveled to Galveston to question Thomas Reis, jailed there after the slaying of Alfred Chiccesse, a San Antonio grocer killed February 14, 1930. Witnesses will accompany the investigators.
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J. F. Leonard
Co. W. Lee
Galveston
Thomas Reis
Alfred Chiccesse
S. A
Pair Leave To View Suspect In Calveston Murder Case
Accompanied by two witnesses, detectives departed for Calveston to show pictures of a suspect in the February 14 1990 murder of grocer Alfred Chiccere. Witnesses Edith Meath and Albert Fiores identified the man as a youth seen near the shop Moments before the fatal shooting. The suspect faces a capital charge for robbery and the fatal assault.
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Calveston
Ainger
Alfred Chiccere
Edith Meath
Albert Fiores
TF. Leonard
C. We Lee
Bat
Nelies
Galvestom
Flores
Calvestoy
Prizes Await Camera Fans At San Antonio Light- Fox Contest
The Light-Fox company holds a photography contest in San Antonio with cash prizes of 580 dollars, 3 dollars, and other rewards. Winners will be announced later this week and over the next several days in daily drawings. Entries must be submitted with a plain dress and stamped envelope, with honorable mentions noted for several named individuals.
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Analent
Sam Antonio
Alitich
Avant Avenue
Ter
Te Alnuo
Bor Company
Alileich
Misa Bernice McCloskey
Cops Secon
Mary Walls
Niagara
Sen
Ub Faye
Vanes
G. FL Searls
Edith Glasecock
BL Davidson Jr
Albrit P Slavin
BJ. Hardepoul
C.B. Stites
Tatues B- Martin
Eva Jane Pharr
Misa Cecil Lewy
Ith
FR Yore
Ave Cylon
FL c Tobbans
Five Youths Caught After Break at County Home
Five youths aged 14 to 16 escaped from a county home by climbing from a window and fleeing barefoot. Four were captured at Barnes City, the remaining suspect at Corpus Christi after a country-wide manhunt. Authorities broadcast descriptions and pursued leads from Floresville to Floresville freight trains.
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Hoya
Mosares
Thm
Barnes City
Cmh
Cocoms Christ
Falnanl
Mawrito
Werose
Mabrito Anid
Rodin
Marbito
Karries
Cif
Floresvill
Corpus Obsiati
Titeh
Small Fires in A. P. A. Cause 25 Damage
A small fire causing about 25 in damage was reported Wednesday. A chicken house owned by C. Pills at 407 South Gevers Street burned after an alarm at 6:60 pm. Firemen responded to Morgan Woodward Automablic ramping on South Timen Street with no damage reported. Another minor blaze drew firemen to Better Ice Creams at 314 Main Avenue.
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South Gevers Street
Wednessiny
Morgan- Woodward
Timen Street
Aamel
Better Ice Creas Company
S14
Main Avenue
Nighttime at Alamo shines in Light-Fox contest win
C L Aldrich of 100 Avant Avenue captured a night image of the Alamo shrine for The Light-Fox camera contest winning first prize. It marks his second victory after a prior third place. Others mentioned include San Antonio residents Hox Scriven, G Scherrer, and Walter Warfiold along with G Clark and Mrs Gloyd Tuber and Mrs Toile Orion Gonzar.
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Alamtic
Tixan
C. L. Aldrich
Avant Avenue
Light-Fox Company
San Antonio
Gloyd Tuber
Eomerset
Toile Orion
Gonzar
Brooks' Last Message Read at Waco University Commencement
In Waco Texas on March 27 US time a final message from Palmer Brooks long-serving president of Hay University was read to graduates before his death three weeks prior. The text urged seniors to honor past and present generations and to love all humanity beyond race or creed.
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Waco
Tex
Palmer Brooks
Hay Ine University
Kay Univesity
Sears
Children to Stage Shakespeare Play at San Pedro
Students from Brixga school perform All You Take Ts at the San Pedro Playhouse in June. A matinee is set for 2:90 p.m. and evening shows follow at 5 or 6. The production, titled All You Take Ts, is a school event with young actors presenting Shakespearean scenes to the public.
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Shakeanes
San Pedro Playhouse
Aludenta
Brixga School
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