Government expense cuts loom in Hoover budget plan
President Hoover and cabinet announced a major reduction in federal appropriations to trim a possible 1 billion dollar deficit. The White House outlined that net cuts of about 70 million would be offset by increases in debt service and tax refunds totaling around 160 million, with fixed charges rising over 1 billion due to Reconstruction investments and land banks. Expect urgent budget finalization before Congress opens.
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Treasury Mills Eaid
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House Appropriations Committee
Army Orders From Warhington List Transfers and Details
Army orders posted today list multiple transfers and station changes. Personnel move between Fort Barrancas, Hawaii, Chanute Field, Fort Bilsa, University of Georgia, Geult Field, Rockwell Field, and other installations. Names include Harold G. Holt, Donn D. WeRevald, Charley Willen C., and Gordon W. John.
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Bexar County Sets Voter Record in General Election
Bexar county voters totaled 40 311 ballots in the recent general election, a record, as deputy county clerk Henna Scheer completed the count. The governor race saw Miriam A Ferguson defeat Orville Bullington by about two to one, with Ferguson at 30 731 and Bullington 15 935.
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Bexar County
Henna Scheer
Bexar
Scheel
Miriam A. Ferguson
Orville Bullington
Ferguson
Bullington
Sewell
Relief Effort Aids Thousands Through Central Office
More than 9000 unemployed and needy people have registered for aid with the Central Relief committee, said T. J. Turner in charge. The group has raised 3000 to tally and seeks 6000 more from the Reconstruction Finance corporation. Six hundred jobs are being retitled daily under H. A. Briggs. Women sew with YWCA and other groups while Mary Lou Fannin assists in housing inquiries.
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Sallerization
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Relief Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
H. A. Briggs
Bt. May
International Institute
Mre. d. Phillips
Mayor says he will not resign or run again
Mayor G. Chambers denies rumors of resignation before term end May 31. He states he has no plans to leave office or endorse any candidate while remaining focused on mayoral duties. He also mentions forming a law partnership with Judge K. Quin after his term, but will not join until term expires and denies federal appointment speculation.
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Chambers
Ghambers
K. Quin
City Utiliies
17 Year Old Boy Held in Chicago as Maniac Killer
Chicago announced the arrest of James Varocha aka Iggy the Mad, an 11 year old suspect linked to the slaying of Frank Jordan and the kidnapping of Mies Eilllan Henry. A 10,000-strong manhunt ended as police apprehended him in a burlesque theater. Henry, shaken, identified him amid a tense scene.
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Maniac Killer
James
Iggy the
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Frank Jordan
Mies Eilllan Henry
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Tava Pollce
Miss Henry
Misa Henry
Honda
Roosevelt studies foreign debt as White House visit nears
Governor Roosevelt spent hours at the Albany mansion reviewing a mass of statistics on foreign debts prepared by Professor Raymond Moley and R. G. Tugwell. He aims to form a debt policy before meeting Democratic lawmakers and to shape foreign policy for restored international trade.
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Congress
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George Putnam
New York City
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Warm Springs
Liberal RFC policy demanded by Rep Swing in California
Representative Phil Swing, a California Republican, urged the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to adopt a more liberal loan policy for cities counties and public works projects. He warned that without changes Congress would amend the law or the federal building program would need large expansion to meet needs.
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Ranee Corporation
Phil
Republican
California
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Congress
Jewelry Burglary Strikes Two West Side Homes
A burglar smashed a rear door at Alvin Strange’s home 1550 West Ruisache Avenue and stole jewelry valued over 100 dollars. Earlier a thief entered William Cohn’s residence at 1316 North Flores Street with a skeleton key and took a watch along with several pieces of jewelry.
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Ruisache Avenue
William Cohn
North Flores Street
Two Pedestrians Injured by Autos
Two pedestrians were injured in separate auto strikes Saturday. J. M. Regan, 2, of 422 Callaghan Avenue, suffered a broken right leg after being struck at Matagorda and Golladay streets and was taken to Robert B. Green Hospital. W. Higgins, 58, of 301 Blum Street, was knocked down and bruised near Hackberry and Commerce streets after a car allegedly failed to stop.
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Callaghan Avenue
Matagorda
Gollad
Robert B. Green Hospital
W. ©. Higgins
Blum Street
Hackberry
Camp Merce Sizeets
Jury Duty Excuses Help Quash Contempt Prosecution
Judge RB Minor dealt with eleven excuses from prospective jurors who failed to appear for duty. Deputy J W Hariny cited valid reasons. several individuals were exempt or non residents of Bexar county. Others were discharged or their cases postponed while one case remained pending.
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Bexar County
Pelton Boyle
Jesus M. Esmilye
Rafael Meding
G. Gomez
Horkuy
W. H. Wright
David Radler
Dakore
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Othara
Simpson Victory Sparks Washington Election Challenge
In the Tenth Congressional district Chicago reported James Bimpson Jr. won the seat by 1 with 101,871 votes to Charles R. Weber’s 100,449. Weber announced he will urge Congress to count again, citing fraud and irregularities amid untoward incidents during the election.
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Chicago
Washington
James Bimpson Jr
Distriet
Charles R. Weber
Simpson
Weber
Congress
Anti Beer Rallies Urged by W C T U
Mrs. Claude De Van Watts state W C T U president issues call for anti beer rallies followed by a day of prayer on December 5 for the dry cause. The statement says the union is up and doing and praying, while noting beer by Christmas is not considered possible.
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Austin
Texas
INS
Claude de van Watts
Boy Struck by SUV Leaves Child with Serious Injuries
Ten year old Domingo Sanchez of 1102 Big Tooth Street was hit by an SUV on Lubbock streets Saturday night. He suffered a skull fracture and a broken leg as attendants at Robert B. Green Hospital feared for his life. The driver, who surrendered at police headquarters after taking the boy to the hospital, said the boy ran from the sidewalk directly in front of him.
Hoodlums injure soldier autoist in late Saturday attack
A soldier from the quartermaster corps named Normoyle was involved in a late Saturday street fight in the 600 block of Austin Street. Hoodlums threw rocks at his automobile, shattering the windshield and causing injuries to his hands and head. Police were notified.
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Hlom. Ware
Quartermaster Corps
Pane Normoyle
Austin Street
Court notices from multiple district courts and parties filed
A dense OCR list of cases across county and district courts names many judges, divisions, and parties including guardians, divorce, note and contract suits, garnishments, and contempts. It references Fort Worth style districts and several named banks and firms with numerous litigants and legal actions.
Democrats Pour Into Capital for Debts Conference
Democrats flood Washington ahead of the Hoover Roosevelt talks to shape party policy on European debts. John N Garner returns to act as speaker and vice president elect, opposing debt cancellation and favoring no moratorium extension. Roosevelt keeps meeting with Hoover informal while awaiting responses to notes from Britain France and Belgium. Debtor nations are widely expected to resume payments on December 15.
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Capitol
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Garner
Texas
Congress
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Senate
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Mr. Hoover
Fireman Rescued After Clothes Catch Fire During Car Blaze
Fireman Eugene M. Duerier of the central station escaped serious harm when gasoline soaked clothing ignited as a truck owned by Frank Jones burned at Stumberg and South Plores streets. Fellow firefighters smothered the flames. Duerier suffered burns to both legs and feet but was unharmed otherwise after emergency treatment.
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Eugene M. Duerier
Central Fire Station
Duerler
Hoe Company No. 1
Stumberg
South Plores
Frank Jones
Veresa Atract
Jones
Luer Jer
Safety Scheme Proves Failure
Ted Eeman of 13 South St Marys street reported two wallets containing $12 were stolen from his room late Saturday. One wallet held $7 and the other $5, undermining his safety plan of carrying money in separate wallets.
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Ted Eeman
South St. Mary's Street
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