Britain clashed over arms plan in Commons
Nov. 13 report of a heated debate between Prime Minister Baldwin and Winston Churchill in the House of Commons. Churchill accused the government of perilous weakness amid Uboat danger while Baldwin defended policy and claimed pacifism would have scuttled rearmament. Both men spoke as Britain weighs speeding up armament in wartime terms.
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Ming Blankey Baldwin
Winston
Baldwin
The
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Nations
Funeral rites for Mrs Zulime Herff Friday at Terrell road
funeral services for Mrs Zulime EaCosly Herff will be held Friday afternoon at 40 Terrell Road with Ter Peter B M Hague officiating. The San Antonio native, widow of Ferdinand Herff, died Thursday at her home. She is survived by three daughters Mrs Alfred Duerler Mrs Mut Herff Rees and Mrs Zulime Simapeon a brother Lt LaCoste and two sisters the Misses Soph and Amelia LaCoste.
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LaCoste
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Amelia LaCoste
Beware The Cough From a Common Cold That Hangs On
An advertisement promotes Creamulsion as a guaranteed remedy for persistent coughs from colds. It claims druggists offer a real dose of creosote in a palatable emulsified cream, promising relief from the first bottle.
Social calendar bits decorate San Antonio society scene
Friday evening features a super club and dances at the Gunter hotel with debutantes Miss Josephine Schreiner and Miss Catherine Calvert among those celebrated. A later list notes dinners, lunches, cocktail parties, and a coronation rumor by the Order of the Alamo as San Antonio society hosts prepare for wedding events, guests and club events across the week.
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Seol Schreiner
Gunter Hotel
Josephine Schreiner
Catherine Calvert
Bettie McDavid
Mes. Scott. Schreiner
Nancy Nixon
Fort Wort
Frances Postland Berrville
Nellie McCsieb
St. Anthony
Lone Schreiner
Kerryile
Elynor Abbey
G. Ht
Wideman
Abbey
Clara C. Pancoast
Order of the Alamo
Alamo
Jimmie Dick Aysley
Harry S. Affteck
Edward H. Austin
Jarratt Bearand
Charles Jeffers
Jack Kuntz
T. Weir Labetter
J. J.matthews
G. Badell Afair
B. Béal Pumphrey
Park Street
William Mitchell Wo Jr
GL. Witherspoon Jr
Tejas
Perry Lewis
George Rine
Carre Lewis James
Jane Lewis
San Antonio Country Club
Hubert E. Menger
Federation of Women's Clubs
Plaza Hotel
Jirs
Guiner
Perzins
Brownsville
Shatoaen
Fedeation
Joseph Perkins
Eastland
State Federation Magazine
Mary Carter Toomey
Dallas News
Mary Cowan
Tetugio
Mamie Bartsell
Daas Times
Bbs
Elma Soule
Houston Bis
C. J. Matthews
Gily Federation
A? Women's Thirs
Preston Dial
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C.K. Quin
A. R. Risling
Volney Taylor
San Jose Mission
Alex Adams
Chhairman
San Antonio Conservation Society
Sords Club
Witte Memorial Iyns Pottery Project
Hecksher Daily Order To Pay Tempel Support
Hempel New York November 13 appellate division ordered wealthy real estate operator Hecksher to continue paying 15000 yearly to Mileda Tempel under a 1993 agreement. Court upheld June Supreme Court Justice Shlentag ruling, while Hempel seeks trial contesting alleged extortion and breach due to Tempel’s alleged continued annoyance.
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Pan Am Round Table Plans Conference at St Anthony Hotel
The Pan American Bowled Table conference set for Monday at the St Anthony hotel will feature proposals from Pan American Union governments. Speakers include Dr Proticisco Castilio Na Jet Guatemalan minister and Dr Felipe A Espil, with talks on Pan American moral improvement economic cooperation and Inter American dispute prevention. The event also mentions committee members and suggestions from various governments.
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Proticisco Castilio Na
Eambassador
Adrian Recines
Felipe A. Espil
Pan American Union Conference
Thomas B. Portwood
Pan- America
Willams Morrison Patterson
Alonso Perales
Roosevelt rules wage index not sole factor in pay talks
Washington November 13 President Roosevelt said the cost of living should be a factor only when applied to a wage level and not the controlling determinant in fixing wages. He argued that purchasing power and local conditions must also be considered, while noting no new labor laws were planned and the budget work for the next year is near completion.
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