Navy to Feel Roosevelts Economy Drive on Navy
Navy budget cuts move to trim 100 million annually. Roosevelt seeks consolidation of bureaus and elimination of costly new ships to balance the federal budget. Rep Vinson, long a Navy ally, accepts need for cheaper administration and caps annual Navy outlay at 30 million. Roosevelts mortgage relief plan also under discussion with Rep Blell of Alabama.
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Navy Department
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Carl ‘Vinson
Georgia
House
Naval Affairs
Vinson
Roodevelé
R. 5. Bléagall
Alabama
Abandonment of Two Forts Protested by Governor Hunt
Arizona Governor George W. P. Hunt protested a War Department order to abandon Camp Little in Nogales and Camp Jones in Douglas. He warned the move would increase unemployment, leave 70 homes vacant in Nogales, threaten a local dairy, and worsen economic distress in Douglas and Nogales near the border.
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Camp Little
Camp Jones
Nogales
Douglas
Ariz
War Department
George W. P. Hunt
United States
Randolph Field Suit Is Settled
A suit involving the Parker Roofing Company and Brennan & Co. of Dallas, tied to a 1930 contract to build an officers mess and bakery at Randolph Field for 83 030, was settled out of court late Tuesday. An order by Federal Judge R J McMillan dismissed the case. The Parker Roofing firm supplied roofing materials and the 215.50 due on the 3904 contract remains unsettled.
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Randolph Field
United States
Parker Ropf
Cing Company
R. J. McMillan
Thomas P
Earl J. Brennan
Brennan Company
Dallas
Parker Roofing Company
Shippers Allowed to Split Carloads
San Antonio receivers and shippers may use port carload shipments under new transcontinental westbound tariffs effective December 15. Previously carload shipments went direct from origin to destination. now receivers may use carload rates without having to accept whole carloads, according to H. A. Loeffler of Southern Pacific.
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San Antonio
California
H. A. Loeffler
Southern Pacific Lines
Loeffler
Ladies of Lake Club presents Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
The Freshman Dramatic club at Our Lady of the Lake College will stage the four act comedy Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm in the college auditorium Sunday at 8 o clock. Cast includes May Dell Vetter Katherine Belle O Donnell Bhirley Ardussi Mary Irena Block Mary Catherine Growley Eleanor Rhinehart Evelyn Buckley Bernard Mary Anderson Evelyn Miller Margaret Mary Murphy Kathleen Doerger Marty Catherine Buteaud Hildegards Meyer.
Boy Arrested for Prowling Autos in City Block
A 14 year old boy named Bruce Tierce was arrested on Wednesday for prowling autos in the 100 block of Laat Crockett Street. Police report he removed a bundle from a parked car as officers investigated the incident. The case is under further investigation.
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West Aabby Place
Sherlock Matmen
Pierce
Laat Crockett Street
Nery Quanena
Wea
Dance For Shoes Fund Attracts City Helpers In San Antonio
Social San Antonio hosts a December 6 dance at the Gunter hotel ballroom to raise money for sturdy winter shoes for the city’s poor. The Needlework Guild of America San Antonio branch sponsors the event honoring founder Mrs. John Wood Stewart. Mrs. Edward A. Leighton leads the local branch with Miss Allee Lathrop and Mrs. F. H. Rosebrough on the shoe fund committee. The Herman Waldman Orchestra provides music with a short floor show. Local workers including Misses Marie Louise Guenther Johanna Belle Steves and Mary Louise Walliser plus Werner Renneri and Lewis Hart assist. The dance welcomes all ages to help build a large fund.
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San Antonio
Shoe Fund
The
Needlework Guild of America
John Wood Stewart
Edward A. Leighton
San’ Antonin
F. H. Rosebrough
Allee Lathrop
Gunter Hotel
Muate
Herman Waldman
Marie Louise Guenther
Johanna Belle Steves
Mary Louise Walliser
Werner Renneri
Lewis Hart
Italian liner Conte Di Savoia sails for New York
In Genoa on November 30, the 48,000 ton Conte Di Savoia departed for New York amid cheers and swelled crowds. Militias and civilians lined the waterfront to bid farewell with raised hands in salute.
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Genoa
Italy
Shotgun Accident Injures Hunter Near Dawson Street
Able McLain, 54, of 1905 Dawson Street, was treated at Robert B. Green Hospital after a hunting season accident. He was reportedly cleaning his shotgun at home Tuesday night when it discharged, blowing off part of his right hand.
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Able McLain
Dawson Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
McLain
Minister's Home Visited by Burglar
The home of Rev. Paul ¢. Knicker at 611 East Myrtle Street was among residences visited by burglars overnight, police reports say. Clothing and jewelry valued at 120 dollars were stolen after a rear door was forced.
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Paul ¢. Knicker
East
Myrtle Street
Mr. Knicker
Prohibition Plans Laid at Allied Forces Meeting
Judge Arthur Bartell former assistant district attorney spoke on prohibition and support for the eighteenth amendment at a meeting of the Allied Forces for Prohibition at the M C A at noon Wednesday. Radio Orme will help you through financial difficulties. Read their masses today in Light Clarified Monty-lo-Loen ada.
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Milwarkes
Prohibition
Piensa
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Retiadio Orme
Finest Stationery Offerings and Gift Handkerchiefs
These cards from premier stationery houses offer a broad range of priced selections. The boxed kerchiefs feature imported embroidered lace trim and come in sets of three, making a fancy idea gift in a decorative box priced from 60 cents to 1 dollar.
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