Murray Denies C IO Candidacy Amid Lewis Contention
Atlantic City N J November 19 UPH Philip Murray Pittsburgh labor leader told the Congress of Industrial Organizations convention he is not a candidate to succeed John L Lewis as CIO chief. He urged harmony with Lewis plan while criticizing Lewis campaign stance. The convention debated Lewis policy and urged unity among CIO unions and allied groups as the labor movement faces leadership questions.
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Atlantic City
N. J
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Philip Murray
Pittsburgh
Congress of Industrial Organizations
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Presi~ Dettt
Murray
Labor leaders debate rearmament contracts at Merry Christmas event
At the convention, labor figures including Lewis and two CIO vice presidents, Philip Murray and Hillman, form the peace committee to oversee future negotiations aimed at labor unity. They back national defense contract policies and urge presidential order for contractor compliance with labor laws, amid debate on CIO leadership succession and constitutional amendments to bar members of Communist or Fascist groups from CIO offices.
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Lewis
Murray
Wendell L. Willkde
Roosevelt
Willkde
Wnlans
Lawis
Lewin
C. TO
Tabor
American Federation of Labor
Committee On Officers
G. L.O
OAP
Sidney Hillman
Hla
National Defense Commission
I Labor Board Omnes
Ai Ny
Electon
Elcler
Lewis and Hillmen
Retonga a Blessing in My Case Declares Local Resident
San Antonio resident R D Reynolds praises Retonga as a pure vegetable stomachic. He describes relief from gastric distress, increased appetite, weight gain, and renewed energy after using the medicine at Walgreen's Drug Store on East Houston Street. Reynolds says he can now enjoy his wife’s cooking without discomfort and notes the laxative effect was mild and satisfactory.
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San Antonio
R. D. Reynolds
Retonga
Walgreen
East Houston St
Mebane St
Witla
Foustart @t
Jones Returns From Washington On Air Route Hearing
Howell Jones of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce returned from Washington where he testified before the CAA about four proposed air routes for San Antonio. The hearing, attended by four major air transport firms, continues two weeks with a final decision due in January or early February. Also at the hearing, Col. Neill E. Bailey joined the chamber’s Wright committe. Hundreds of poor children will receive their first dolls from Fire Gies C. A. Hurt this Christmas as San Antonians donate toys and paint. Donations of paint and turpentine are requested. drop items at the Central Fire Station on Houston Street at Nacogdoches.
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Howell Jones
San Antonio
Neill EB. Bailey
Chamber of Com Aerce
Central Fire Station
Houston Street
Nacogadoches
Rodgers and Stewart
Graham Paper Company
San Antonio Paper Company
Shiner-Slew Paper Company
Trans Church Elects Officers and Committees
Travia Park Methodist Church elected new officers and committee chairs for 1941. Key posts include Chairman G. Elzer, Vice Chairman Ralph Gardner, Church Council of Missions chair Mrs W G Smith, Evangelistic John McCord, Parsonage W S Perking, Ushers John G Brope, Finance A B Stephens, and Neely Kadiah as church property leader, with numerous other committee heads and members named.
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Travia
Park Methodist Church
G. Elzer
Sebcirman
Ralph H W. Gardner
Church Council of Missions
W. Gt. Smith
John McCord
Perking
T. H. Flannery
B. Kadiah
B. Roy Paine
J. L. Cochran
Gus Y. Batmner
A. G. Craven
Charlie Sedzelek
Homer Vordenbaun
0. P. Schnabel
O. W. Miller
Porter Loring
A. D. Mangham
There
Art in a World at War lecture opens at Witte museum
Loren Mozley UT art assistant professor told a Witte museum audience that war fuels a chance to shape real American art while European art shifts toward slate forms. His talk titled Art in a World at War opened a series of lectures sponsored by the Museum School of Art with next session set for December 9 on Objective and Non-Objective Realism. San Antonio hosts as the new headquarters for the Supreme Council of the League of United Latin American Citizens. Gonzales of the Mexican consulate general named business secretary of the council, with A. M. Fernandez presiding at meetings and a Sunday banquet attended by Maye Maverick, County Judge Charles W. Anderson, and Dr. George J. Andersen among others.
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Ight
Museum School of Art
Mozley
San Antonio
Act
League of United Latin American Citizens
M. ©. Gonzales
Council
Busines
A.M. Fernandez
Santa Fe
Maye
May Maverick
Charler W. Anderson
George J. Andersen
University of
West Presides in C. L. Wiley's Court
Justice of the Peace Ovl Wiley absent on a hunting trip. Olds West presiding in Precinct 7 for West. Court proceedings noted in the local precinct, with Wiley away from duties.
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West
C. L. Wiley’s Court
Asie OF
Itching First Application Patent Text Cleanup
Poorly legible OCR describes a medical topical treatment with itchy rash ringworm pimples and other skin conditions. Mentions a first application and a trial suggestion with a single tanay note, unclear instructions, and partial product names.
Deer Rifle Bags Thief After Garage Theft
Ww. and Schoenfeld fired from his rifle during a Tuesday incident at 403 Hunstock avenue. He said a thief grabbed a bag of stolen tools from his garage before dropping them and fleeing. Nearby, Anderson reported pants stolen from his parked auto on Donaldson avenue.
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Schoenfeld
Schoenfeld Ives
Hunstock Avenue
I. Anderson
Delaware
Donaldson Avenue
Anderson le A Pattee
Thweias Jefferson High
Calls for Labor Unity Highlight New Orleans Meeting
President Roosevelt urged a just peace to heal divisions in the US labor movement. AFLCIO leaders and William Green read the message at the convention as plans for unity and a sensible working arrangement were debated. Naomi Straus warned of unemployment without public works and housing programs.
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New Orleans
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor Today
United States
A. F. of
William Green
Green
A. F. of L. Executive Council
A. F. of L
C. 1
Naomthen Straus
Straus
American Federation of Labor
Suspect With Camera Held In San Antonio
A man who had a camera used to take mysterious films across Canada, Mexico and the United States was arrested in San Antonio early Tuesday. Police said the taxi driver was stopped at 3:40 a.m. and the suspect may be turned over to the FBI. Officers at Commerce and Losoya streets identified him, while the crime bureau developed the film from his camera. Authorities believe the photos may reveal details of fortifications and military operations.
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Canada
Mexico
United States
San Antonio
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Commerce
Losoys
Police Identification Bureau
Youth Detention Homes Planned in Bexar County
County Judge Charles W. Anderson began preparing a WPA application to build temporary detention homes at the Bexar County Home for Boys and the Home for Girls. Each building would cost about 8000 dollars and would keep juveniles in custody while their cases were investigated, reducing courthouse detentions. The San Antonio Coordinating Council for Youth approved the plan as an alternative to erecting a new detention facility near the courthouse.
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Charles W. Ander
Mondiy
WPA
Bexar County
San Antonio
Nome
American Public Welfare Association of Chicago
Freight business grows in Texas amid national programs
ANE freight activity rises as freight agents report a nineteen to twenty percent year over year increase driven by national programs. J Dolard of M E T Lines notes higher shipments for army construction materials and rail traffic in Texas shows a steady rise, with Dallas district car service head Joan Duesenberry citing an December over November uptick.
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San Antonio
J. ¥. Dolard
M.E
T_ lines
Missouri Pacific Apes
Railrond Tratt
Texas
Joan F. Duesenberry
Dallas
Association of American Gullyon de
Public Health Office for S A San Antonio to receive U S physicians
San Antonio’s Public Health Office will be assigned United States Public Health Service physicians as city liaison officers in the Eighth Corps area. Dr Thomas Parran announced in Washington that the program will place health service staff in community centers. Flowers Family Tree Talk Topic Mrs J D McClover to address Acacia Garden group at the White Museum at 40 a m Wednesday on The Family Tree of Fines ore. The Acacia group will run the garden center at the museum each Wednesday. Viniets, gallin, glow and bluebon jnet plants will be distributed at the meeting Wednesday.
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San Antonio
United States Public Health Service
Uil Health Service
Eighth Corps
Flowers
J. D. McClover
Whiie Museum
Finesore
Arocin
Chace
Gallin
Glow
Congressman in L A for Deer Hunt
Congressman Lydon Johnson of Austin visited Ban Antonio staying at the Ploxa hotel while on a three day hunting trip in the area. He is accompanied by Ed F Cochran of Washington and Re Brown of Houston.
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Lydon Johnson
Austin
Ploxa
Johnson
Ban, Antonio
Kers
Ed F. Cochran
Washington
Brown
Houston
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