War Code Fight Delays San Antonio Hotels and Restaurants
San Antonio hoteliers and a local restaurant group remain at odds as the hotels await Washington’s Monday submission of a national code intended to bring hotels under NRA terms. Officials warn the proposed code mirrors the restaurant code with wage limits and hours, while some hotel managers doubt any wage hikes or business gains.
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Washington
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Walter Conner
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T. B. Baker
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Baker
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Howell Jones
Texas Asked to Adopt NRA Bill
AUSTIN September 22 Representative Rolland Bradley of Houston received a communication from John M. Keating NRA assistant counsel in Washington urging the Texas legislature to enact penalties for violations of NRA codes by industries engaged solely in intrastate commerce.
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Rolland Bradley
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John M. Keating
NRA
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Texas
Export rules on gold clarified by treasury
Collar buttons gold plated fountain pens and pencils and similar items may be sent by mail to foreign countries as long as the sender is not attempting to export gold, a Treasury Department backed clarification received by the local postal department on Friday states.
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Baby hostage policy investigated by Chicago judge
Judge Joseph B. Davis ordered a sweeping probe into hospitals detaining infants over unpaid bills. Stanley Shopkus pleaded to free his daughter Blaine from Evangeline hospital after a January detention, with the bill rising from 60 to 260. The judge admonished against paying the hospital and said such coercion must stop. Several similar cases have surfaced recently.
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Children Ag
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Stanley Shopkus
David
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Evangelical Hospital
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Bess
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Parking Building Project Offered in San Antonio Plan
City would use 6.1 million dollars for local works including an automatic parking building and mausoleums if the assets are approved. Mayor C K Quin disclosed a formal application was filed for a 677000 parking building and a 300000 mausoleum. Japan toy exports rise in first half 1933 yen depreciation boosts shipments abroad.
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Public Works
C. K. Quin
Tokio
Fatal coincidence in Fairfield double tragedy
Mrs. Maude Bowermaster aged 43 died after an automobile accident in Fairfield Iowa. The crash occurred within a few rods of the spot where her husband was killed in a similar accident seven years earlier, marking a grim, ill fated alignment of two fatalities in the same family and location.
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Fairfield
Iowa
Maude Bowermaster
Fall Begins at Noon Saturday Says Astronomer
Veteran amateur astronomer G A Duerler Jr says at noon Saturday the sun crosses the equator heading south, marking autumn with the equinox. Local scientists note no basis for equinoctial storms and that tropical systems aren’t more likely around the equinox than nearby weeks.
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G. A. Duérler Jr
Arizona Tax Law Invalidated in Maricopa Court Ruling
Prescott report states Judge M. T. Phelps of Maricopa County Superior Court declares Arizona's new intangible tax law invalid and unconstitutional in full. Decision to be appealed to the state Supreme Court. Nika Cub for Farley. Atlantic City dispatch notes Postmaster General Farley received a lion cub named Nira.
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Arizona
M. T. Phelps
Maricopa Actumty Superior Court
Supreme Court
Nika
Farley
Atlantic City
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ITNS
Nira
Senate approves hospital relief and farm mortgage aid
The Texas senate adopted a house resolution urging the federal emergency relief administrator to permit relief funds for hospitalization of destitute unemployed. A second resolution appealed to the federal agricultural credit administration to liberalize farm mortgage relief regulations for immediate aid to farm and ranch owners in the region.
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House
Federal Emergency Relief Administrator
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Federal Agricultural Credit Administration
Army animals to eat well under winter forage contracts
Army mules and horses in the Eighth Corps area will receive abundant forage under contracts dated through February. Port Sam Houston depot awarded large Texas Oklahoma Colorado and Wyoming deals totaling over 2000000 pounds of oats 9000 tons of hay and substantial straw bedding and bran. Local San Antonio firms shared orders including 1 418 660 pounds of oats to Fort Bliss El Paso in October and Houston firms supplying hay and bran for winter consumption.
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Port Sam Houston
Texas
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el Paso
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