Roosevelt 10 Decide On Retailers Policy
Washington, Oct. 18. A presidential decision on retail price regulation in a $1.5 billion distribution system was expected as Roosevelt defined government policy. Arguments for and against minimum markups and prohibitions on loss tender were weighed, with Johnson endorsing price stabilization and Wallace opposing certain penalties.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
Ehlestein
Wallace
Siamese Revolt Reported Quelled in Siam
Reports from northern and southern centers say the Siamese insurrection has been crushed. Rebels who attacked Bangkok fled in the north while the Petchaburi revolt in the south was suppressed, signaling government triumph. Elsewhere, Col Roscoe Turner Loday received the Harmon Trophy for two transcontinental air records at a New York luncheon.
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Bangkok
Siam
Une
Petchaburi
New York
Col
Roscoe Turner Loday
Ameri
Ligue International Dea Aviateura
Sentences Held Up in Dry Cases at Federal Court
A court survey shows federal indictments have increased amid liquor prosecutions. Judge R J McMillan has shown clemency to guilty pleas with fines and suspended sentences. Catarina Villereal received a three month suspended term after jail time since June 21.
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Norrencana
Federal District Court
Internal Revenue
R. J. McMillan
Catarina Villereal
Police to End Special Tags For San Antonio Patrol Cars
The San Antonio police plan to issue regular Urense tags next year replacing the green plates with the letter X. State Highway Patrol Chief L G Phares in Austin told Police Chief Owen W Kilday he would arrange the change with Tax Collector Maury Margerick's office. Kilday said criminals could spot police cars too early, prompting the request.
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San Antonio
L G. Phares
State Highway Patrol
Austin
Owen W. Kilday
Maury Margerick
Kildey
Woman Robbed at Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Mrs Hesse Cross of 627 West Lullwood avenue reported a watch and $1 stolen while she prayed at Laurel Heights Methodist church. H Lancaster of W O W hospital said a diamond ring and $3 were taken. Groceries and clothing were stolen from a parked ruin of Mrs Meer at 210 West Hollywood avenue. Mrs C Tobias of 302 West Lub park street reported $60 missing. Army wood and coal ranges for sale.
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Hesse Cross
West Lullwood Avenue
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
H. Lancaster
W. O. W. Hospital
J., Meer
Hollywood. Avenue
C. Tobias
West Lubpark Street
Texas road plans rushed in October bids drive
Texas highway officials scramble to commit the 24.5 million dollar federal emergency aid for unemployment relief construction. Bids totaling 1.72 million were received as the commission schedules meetings for late October and tentative November work, with about 8 million already under contract from the federal program across numerous counties including McLennan Brazoria Cochran and others.
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Austin
Platts
Texas Highway Commission
Texas
Gibb Gischrist
Alake
McLennan
Brazoria
Cochran
Cherokee
Terrell
Motley
Gonzales
Mentague
Tom Green
Lynn
Dawson
Terry
Castro
Alascosa
Foard
Andrews
Jeff Davis
Trinity
Walker
Titus
Sabine
Nueces
Gaines
Executioner of Zangara Defies Suspension in Miami
Miami Florida October 1935 Sheriff Dan Hardie of Dade County, the executioner who hanged Giuseppe Zangara, says he will not surrender his badge without a fight. He was suspended by Governor Shelty for misfeasance and neglect of duty and will receive a hearing. the April 1935 legislature must confirm or reject the governor’s action.
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Zangara
Miami
Fla
Dan Hardie
Dade
Shelty
Hardie
Zemo Skin Itch Remedy Ends Torture for Millions
The advertisement claims Zemo relieves itching and skin troubles like ringworm and eczema. It touts 25 years of use and urges purchase at 1 dollar from Atlanta druggists, presenting testimonials of rapid relief and safety for families.
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Zemo
Auction of Seized Liquors Eyed by Herald Time
New York October 16 The New York Herald Time says no government plans to auction more than 130000 cases of liquor seized from bootleggers during the past year. If prohibition is repeated the plan could be reconsidered.
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Roosevelt
Labor Department
NRA
Johnson
Forbiu
Textile Products
U. 8
New York
New York Herald
Time
Bexar County Cotton Production Rises in Oct 1993
Bexar County produced 8060 bales of cotton by October 1, 1993, up from 7222 bales in the same period of 1992. The figures come from the Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, indicating a year over year increase in county output.
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Bexar
Bexar County
Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
Cadets to Turn Out in Uniform at Jefferson High
R. O. T. C. students at Thomas Jefferson Senior High will parade in uniform Friday for the first time this fall. Lieut. Colonel W. J. Connolly will inspect the cadets.
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T. C
Thomas Jefferson Senior High School
W. J. Connolly
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Chiery Aya
Cottom
Progres
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Sealy
Mre
Army Wood and Coal
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Piggly Wiggly Store
Broadway
Fifth Street
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