Bexar County to Redeem 93000 Scrip Soon
Bexar County will redeem 93000 in scrip soon, announced by Auditor Garvey. The cash represents the county’s share of tax money canceled during November’s first days. Most outstanding scrip should be cashed by January 1, with $2460 to the jury fund, $3290 to road and bridge, $10087 to general fund, $4014 to Robert B. Green hospital, and the remainder to various sinking funds. County Treasurer Leighton to announce serials in a few days.
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Bexar County
Auditoriar Gi
Garvey
General Fund
Robert B. Green Hospital Fund
Thomas G.leighton
First Lady Roosevelts Visit to Jobless Miners Project
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt arrived in Fairmont West Virginia to inspect the rehabilitation homestead project for unemployed miners and families. A crowd of 250 greeted her as a motor caravan carried her from Morgantown to Reedsville and Arthurdale where about fifty former miners and CCC youths are laying groundwork on the 1000 acre government project.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Franklin D. Roosevelt
West Virginia
Morgantown
Reedsville
Arthurdale
Penneyvania-West Virginia
Civilian Conservation Corps
Disarmament Conference Delay Voted by Steering Committee
Geneva November 2 The steering committee of the disarmament conference voted to suspend the parley until January. In the interim international diplomacy will be pursued to salvage the talks and to win Germany back into discussions after its withdrawal last month.
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Geneva
Internatlandl
Germany
Troop School Meets Thursday in San Antonio
The Infantry Officers Troop school will meet at 7 30 p.m. Thursday at the San Antonio Public Vice company Captain Lee V Hun instructor announced.
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Infantry
San Antonio Public &Vice Company
Lee V. Huninicutt
Voice from a disabled veteran seeks work and relief
A San Antonio veteran laments insufficient pension, seeks steady employment to support a family, condemns endless relief payments and urges a program to enable partial disabled men to earn livelihoods rather than beg or starve.
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the Light
San Antonio
Rome
Pilot Heroically Jumps to Save Mail From Blazing Flight
El Paso reports pilot Jim Ingram, 34, severely burned after bailing out of an American Airways tail ship to save two mail sacks as fuel tanks exploded. Parachute failed to fully deploy at about 80 feet during a mall run to Los Angeles, after takeoff from the local airport.
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EL Paso
American Airways
Jim Ingrem
Ingram
Los Angeles
Jap Government Totters Over War Finance Debate
Tokyo reports a cabinet crisis as Finance Minister Korekiyo Takahashi refuses navy demands for 190 million yen and army needs 100 million yen. The stand threatens Premier Makoto Saito's government amid budget armament funding protests.
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Tokio
Makoto Saito
Korekiyo Takahashi
Takihash
Farmers Plan Meat Curing Plant at Pleasanton
Atascosa county farmers discussed forming a cooperative meat curing plant to be built in Pleasanton. The facility would store meat through the fall to the next, aligning with the live at home program promoted by county farm agents. Similar plants reportedly cure meat at under one cent per pound.
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Atascosa County
Pleasanton
Kuhlmann Foresees Kaiser Return to German Rule
Dr. Richard von Kuhlmann, former Prussian foreign affairs head, predicts a future return of the Kaiser in sovereign power. He states Germans preferred monarchy after a thousand years under imperial rule and cannot say when the Hohenzollerns will reemerge. He warns the next major war may flare between Russia and Japan.
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San Francisco
Germany
Richard von Kuhlmann
Prussian Foreign Office
von Kuhlmann
Russia
Japan
Insull Wife Admitted To Hospital In Athens
Mrs Samuel Insull Sr wife of the former American utilities operator now in Athens Greece is in an American hospital under the name Clarke for a rest. She entered the hospital November 12 saying she was tired out but otherwise not ill. California’s 50 state parks total 278000 acres and represent an investment of 12000000 dollars.
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PARIB
Samuel Insull Sr
Athens
Greece
Clarke
California
Pair Not Guilty of Robbing Actor
A Superior court jury in Los Angeles acquitted Russell Brown and Martin Block after deliberating one hour in a case arising from an alleged robbery of British actor John Warburton. The trial stemmed from a grand jury probe about an hired beating involving Sydney Bartlett and the alleged assault on actress Allée White. Warburton reported $20 missing during the incident.
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Los Angeles
Russell Brown
Martin Block
John Warburton
Hey
Sydney Bartlett
Warburton
Allée White
Bartlett
Brown
Block
Catholics urged to focus on farm life nationwide
In Chicago on November 22 Catholic leaders urged greater church work among rural Catholics. Bishop Edwin V. O Hara of Great Falls Montana praised the back-to-the-farm drive, noting a rural population rise of two to three million and predicting more as Roosevelt policies advance.
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Chicago
America
Catholic Church Extension Society
Edwin Vv, O'Hara
Great Falls
Mont
Roosevelt
Army Camp Expansion Nears Completion Across Eighth Corps
Reports to the quartermaster show 75 of 329 camps in the corps area more than half finished and nearly all completed within two weeks. Oklahoma leads with 22 camps, followed by Arizona and New Mexico, Texas, and Antorada. Treasury data reflect November receipts and fiscal-year totals with large emergency expenditures.
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Ceraster Quartermaster
Oklahoma
Antorada
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Sige
Treasury
Washington
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