Roosevelt Budget Sees Deficit At 2 Billion For Year
Washington reports President Roosevelt predicts a peacetime deficit near 2.007 billion dollars for the current fiscal year in a revised budget summary. Net debt rise and new borrowing of 750 million are noted, with revenue expectations boosted by 410 million from the 1936 act.
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Bexar County Opens Soil Saving Program Committees Form
Bexar county starts its part of the federal soil conservation program to plant legumes and cow peas to improve soil. Eight district committees map farms and plan planting with Ed Figenhauer, E Prochnow and E A Beck leading a central committee.
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Open House and Social Notes Highlight Monticello Visit
A wet evening feature marks Ben Past Morrow and Mark Edward Dwyer's open house honoring Ruth Bryer Anpers who departs soon for Monticello seminary in Godfrey. Phi Gamma Theta hosts a dance at the Gunter hotel for students bound for Texas university and A and M college while various social rounds and travels fill the city scene.
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Landon Poll Durengweith Groning Landon Poll New York
Governor Alfred M. Landon, Republican presidential candidate, widened his lead over President Roosevelt in the second week's tally of the grass roots poll. Conducted with 3000+ country newspapers, the poll shows Roosevelt’s vote slipping while Landon gains. Results reflect 2211 ballots from 23 states.
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Condemnation Sought for Land Along San Pedro Underpass
County commission directed the criminal district attorney to file condemnation against R L White and Walter Geyer for land adjacent to San Pedro avenue needed for a Southern Pacific railroad underpass. Real estate agent Alfred Rehde said White asked 536,000 after about 7 6 00 offer and would not surrender street access, while Geyer demanded 25,000 after 3 5 60 offer. A board of review for the proceedings includes Sterling C Freehorn Harry Schulte and A Patterson.
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Labor Leader Quits AFL Council Over ICI Threat
New York labor leader David Dubinsky resigns from the AFL executive council in protest against threats to suspend 10 international unions unless they quit the Committee for Industrial Organization. Dubinsky, president of the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, objects to the measure and resigns to oppose the move.
Social Workers Electra Dee Named Chairman in San Antonio
Mrs Maud Dee secretary of the Associated Charities was elected chairman of the San Antonio section of the South Texas chapter of the American Association of Social Workers. She succeeds George H Craft, long time chairman for the Bexar County Tuberculosis association. Myrtle Woods was elected vice chair, Frances Gernsbacher became secretary treasurer and program chair. The chapter, with about 100 counties, will tackle public health relief housing and welfare topics this fall and winter. The next meeting on October 24 will feature Walter West from New York addressing the chapter in Austin.
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Probe Begins Into Four Transport Firms Over Neutrality Act
New York September 1. Attorney General Homer Cummings named a commission to probe four transportation firms for alleged neutralty act violations. Investigations involve arms shipments. Firms listed include International Mercantile Marine, Hambining American Line, New York and Cuban Mail Steamship Co, Porto Rico Express, with others rumored.
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