Texas House Backs Trade Pact Defense To Antitrust Suit
The Texas house judiciary committee approved a bill making compliance with a president approved trade agreement a defense against antitrust prosecutions. The measure exempts attorney general James V. Allred’s suit against oil companies. A second bill proposes a Texas emergency relief commission with a $9 million relief bond plan, funding counties by population and creating an equalization fund, with strict use rules and prohibitions on dole-like payouts.
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Austin
Judiciary Committee
Texas House Today
James V. Allred
Hester
County Commissingers Courts
County Board of Welfare
Relief Commission
Dole
Stratosphere Bay Ascends 20 Feet
Preparations were under way to launch a civil aviation balloon to study the stratosphere. The large craft, akin to a U S S R in size, failed to rise more than 20 feet, likely due to insufficient hydrogen, after three men attempted ascent yesterday in Moscow.
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Moscow
U.S. S. Rs
Sach
Publisher of Book Series Succumbs
New York news reports Horace Liveright dies of pneumonia at fifty. Pioneer publisher in belles lettres and co founder of the Modern Library in 1917 with Albert Boni, the imprint became a leading series of world famous reprints.
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New York
Horace Liveright
Hooks
Albert Boul
Modern Library
Army buys toilet kits for forest work camps
Washington Sept 25 The Army’s riptmaster Dewitt who criticized existing kit prices has been tasked to purchase new toilet kits for forest warfare camps. Bids for 150 000 kits have been advertised, though the York quartermaster depot записи.
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Washington. D
Army
Marriage of Miss Mary Mathis to Davis at St Mark's
Miss Mary Eliza beth Mathis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Mathis, wed Jack Harrison Davis son of Mr and Mrs Marcus Davis in a 5 pm ceremony Monday at St Mark's Episcopal Church. Rev Arthur McKinstry officiated as Albert Steves II sang Oh Perfect Love before departure for Monterey and Saltillo. Guests included out of town relatives and friends from San Antonio attending a reception in the church's coral and white decor. The couple will reside at 426 West Tulsa Avenue after their October 1 return from a brief wedding trip.
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BI Clara
Mary Elizabeth Matis
Arthur Mathis
Dack Harerison Davis
Marcus Davis
St. Mark's Episcopal Abureh
Arthur McKinstry
Albert Steves II
Wailer Dunham
Agbes Mathis
Thomas Dickson
Pas Bess
Miss Mathis
Davis
Monterey
Saltillo
West
Tulsade Avenue
Tee
John M. Steinfeldt
San Antonio College of Music
Mary Heynen
Henry Hart
Lewis Jier
Mildred Hey- Harb
Aew
Dusseldorf
Germany
Chicago
Heynen
Clara Bnatz
Steinfeldt
John Steinfeldt
Eric Steinfeldt
Cecilc Satterfield
Herbert Hayes
Moltie Hond Hayes
Helen McFarland
Kentucky
Hayes
Roscoe Hauser Jr
Alexandria
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Hanter
Rose Mary Kuntz
Louise B. Meikes
Dayton
Ohio
E. C
New York City
Barbizon Plaza
Roscoe Hauser Tor
Laredo
Helped Thousands in Constipation Cases by Thedford’s Pellets
Fragmented OCR text describes a medical claim about Thedford's Pellets aiding men and women with constipation. Mentions names like Amarathn and DinKinrAn and fear of an appeal, plus car parts and pellet delivery. Content is unclear and partially garbled.
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Nick Neadarhe
Bill Amarthn
Dinkinran Fear Appel
Car
Win
Thedford
Fight marks in Lingin case ends court session in dispute
In San Jose California Edwin M Rea chief defense counsel for David A Lamson convicted of murdering his wife Allene Thorpe Lamson and ADA Allan P Lindsay argued for a new trial. A courtroom altercation erupted as Rea accused Lindsay of being a perjurer and swung at him after Lindsay claimed affidavits were forged. Glasses shattered as officials intervened. Four affidavits were presented by defense to counter charges of irregularities by officials and jurors.
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San Jose
Calif
Edwin M. Rea
David A. Lamson
Allene Thorpe Lamson
Allan P. Lindsay
Lamson
University Press
Lindsay
Judee Robert R
Rea
Fea
Ren
Sherif
Adamsen
Escaped Convict Confesses to Two Texas Robberies
GROCKETT Texas Sept 25 An escaped convict known as Baby Facet Juiner 28 confesses in Houston to participating in two Texas bank robberies. He admits aiding in the July 1 1992 Farmers and Merchants Bank Grapeland theft of 1710 cash and the September 14 1932 First National Bank of Cleveland robbery netting 120 cash. He is reportedly being held at a Texas facility for further proceedings.
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Grockett
Texas
Nohrl
Penel Farm
Anpola
Lace
Heartal
Uiken
Une Louis Juni
Hendin
Devine Pho
Shevitt
L. Havlett
Hellen County
Hot Springs
Ark
Farmers and Merchants Btale Bank of
Grapeland
Anree Spansstuts
Nacionel Bank of
Cleveland
New Plan for Recovery Imp Pegs U S Aid to Banks and Farmers
President Roosevelt and advisers outlined a joint plan to free credit for NRA industries and lift farmer incomes to buy price levels. The scheme would use the RFC to buy new stock, farm credit and home loan programs to swap assets for saleable bonds, and a Deposit Guaranty Corp to back new deposits. Public works would create 1.2 million weeks of work, while NRA chief Hugh Johnson pushed a blue tag buying drive pending coal and industrial hurdles. Discovery of world trade needs and farm price pressures spurred the White House talks.
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Washington, D
Roosevelt
NRA
White House
Blue Eagle
RFC
Farm Credit
Home Loan
Deposit, Guaranty Corporation
Public Works Administration
Treasury
Hugh S. Johnon
NRA Chie
Johnson
Wallace
George’ Feek
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Second Trial in Devil Slaying Delayed at Texas Court
Balfour Springs Texas September 2 After four hours of deliberation a district jury was discharged without verdict in the second trial of itinerant preacher Coy Oakley charged in the death of Bernice Claytan a one year old invalid during faith healing rites Oakley has remained jailed since December The case cannot be tried again this term because of a crowded docket His brother Paul Oakley was sentenced to 50 years in May at Linden near the Clayton home
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Balfour Springs
Texas
Coy Oakley
Bernice Claytan
Oakley
East
Paul Oakley
Linden
Clayton
Checks for Mason Cotton Received
Mason county farm agent Mason Tatt received 142 checks totaling 412,828 for farmers who plowed under cotton in the government reduction campaign. One hundred twenty more checks are due totaling 12,426. London reports engagement of Princess Elizabeth of Greece to Count Toerring of Bavaria. Roosevelt conference on banking policy notes release of funds tied in closed banks and inflation considerations with no greenback plan favored.
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MASON
Tatt
Mason County
Noa
Campaiga
London
Elizabeth
Greece
Nicholas
Toerring
Bavaria
Roosevelt
Woodin
Wallace
Cummings
Eugene Black
Federal Reserve Board
Jesse Jones
R. F.C
Lewis Douglas
Walter Cummings
Deposit Guarantee Corporation
J. F. T. O'Connor
Happy Wife Gives Youthful Look By Tinting Gray Hair
A vintage home hair tint product promises to restore natural color to gray strands using Brownatone. The ad claims easy at home application, vegetable-based coloring agent, no effect on wave, and guarantees harmless, with a short procedure of tinting a hair lock to test color.
Clear Skin Miracle Promises Simple Fix
A personal anecdote touts a skin tonic 4.8.8. Tonic as a cure boosting mood and complexion. After trying the product the speaker reports happiness and clearer skin. Claims include easy use, availability in drug stores, and compatibility with other medicines.
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Texas Rehabilitation Snf Relief Commission
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George Hester
Georgetown
Industrial Accident Board
The
Tare
University of Texan Medical Cole
Galveston
Mary H. Johnston
Lowslang
J& St
Madison Street
Gertrude Radinsky
Louis
Washington University
Herold Gatty
Lieut
Larry Carr
Washington
Mary Louise Walliser
John F. Gail
Century of Progress
Walliser
Gail
Frances Jeffers
Lewis Hart
Gordon Friedrich
Josephine Shelton
Refugio
India
M. Frank Winerich
W. H. Chambers
D. L. Keiser
Eleanor Keiser
Joseph M. Johnston
Virginia Claire Lindsay
Hance
Frank Jamison
Nickens
Alfred T. Burroughs
Mexico
C. E. Cannon
H. Hendrick
C. L. Shipman
Marfa
W. K. Shipman
Blanes
J. Saenger
Woodland
Priedens Evangelical Church
San Antonio
George Heinrich
Santa Clara Street
John Lawson Felder
Frances Felder
Chly Bs
Rukesta Ak
Waldarz-Any Joria
Chicara
Felder
Budson
Will
Olivr McGossick
San Antonyo
Kwimming
Girk
Parnellenie Traten- Wry Center
Mine Place
Aera Gulemnp
Meg McCormick
R. McCormick
Eb Causny C. Quilling
Bat- Weyth Pnter
Art League
Henry Wolford
Nell Pyror
G. P. Robertson
Adolph Wagner
Fleanor Onderdank
Henry Drought
Run
Ory
Mary Adele Carson
Pontias
Mary Jane
Akin
Public Service Building
Kodak
Seight
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