Hoover vetoes bill expanding Reconstruction Finance loans
President Hoover issued a pocket veto on a Senate bill to broaden Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan access for farmers. He said the measure was unnecessary since funds and authority already existed under the RFC act, and that the bill would not add beyond the current $200,000,000 appropriation for agriculture.
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Jones Attacks Hoover On Farm Loan Pocket Veto
Amarillo Congressman Marvin Jones chairman of the House Agricultural Committee issued a statement criticizing President Hoover for pocket vetoing the senate bill to extend Reconstruction Finance Corporation farm loans. Jones, seen as the bill's father, claims the President erred in vetoing the measure.
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Not Guilty Verdict In Donnelly Kidnaping Case
A jury in Kansas City Missouri acquitted Paul Scheidt a Kansas dairy hand of participating in the December abduction of Mrs Nell Donnelly millionaire garment maker. She was held at Scheidt's home near Benner Springs Kansas during the crime.
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Curtis Arrives to Open Los Angeles Olympiad
Vice President Curtis arrives in Los Angeles to proclaim the opening of the tenth Olympiad. A 105000 crowd will witness the opening ceremony with a 2000 piece band and 1000 voice choir. Curtis will voice the opening line, and the parade of 42 nations follows in the world sports carnival.
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United States
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International Olympic Federation
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Garland
Herbert Hoover
George C. Calnan
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Bonus march plans unfold in New York landmarks
Recruit stations for a new march on Washington opened today at Union Square Madison Square and Columbus Circle. About 1 000 marchers were expected to depart late afternoon with an overnight stop in Linden New Jersey George Brady a Texas veteran and aide to W W Waters said he would accompany the group to Philadelphia where he hoped to meet Major General Smedley D Butler who had agreed to chair the bonus force and launch a new campaign plan Brady awaited the general s own explanation of his plans
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Sterling in Plea for Hunter's Home Votes
Gov Ross Sterling launched his run off campaign in Wichita Falls urging support for Tom F Hunter in the first primary. An egg thrown near the speaker briefly splattered two Bowie visitors as hecklers quieted during the governor’s address.
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Bowie
Charles I. Francis
Hunter Aides Break For Sterling In Runoff
Dallas County chairman George O. Wallace declared support for Governor Sterling in the second primary. Amarillo attorney B L Morgan, head of Hunter forces in the region, said he would vote for Sterling, citing Hunter's elimination and his opposition to the Fergusons. Morgan noted he previously backed Hunter in the first primary.
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Texans rally to Sterling in runoff over Ferguson
A reader declares opposition to a Ferguson governorship by proxy and urges Hunter supporters to back Ross Sterling. The statement emphasizes honesty as the first qualification and warns against return of past corruption, urging voters to defeat Ferguson and elect Sterling for good government.
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South Texas drive manager for Tom F
South Texas campaign manager Sterling A. J. Schussler is named for Tom F. campaign efforts as coverage continues on page 5 column 3.
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Weather Outlook for Amarillo West Texas and New Mexico
Partly cloudy conditions prevail across Amarillo and vicinity with a chance of local thundershowers. West Texas expects similar partly cloudy skies and possible thundershowers in the western portion on Saturday. New Mexico forecasts local showers and thunderstorms Saturday with little temperature change.
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Hoover Announces Nine Point War On Low Mood Plan
President Hoover outlines a nine point program to combat a supposed nationwide low mood. The plan proposes government coordination across sectors to improve morale and economic confidence during a period of social unease.
Hoover outlines nine point plan for national economic revival
President Hoover announces a nationwide push for economic rehabilitation covering slum clearance, railroad replacement and repair, expanded livestock loans, broader credit facilities, and faster movement of agricultural goods. He favors united action by business and industrial committees across the 12 federal reserve districts and previews Reconstruction Corporation initiatives including a $1.5 billion power.
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Murder Probe Near Wellington After Camp Shooting
A. E. Black, 50, from San Antonio, was shot to death at a Salt Fork River camp seven miles northwest of Wellington. His son John S. Black, 27, of Fort Worth, said a man fired once, fled in another car, and police pursued an unsolved homicide with possible robbery motive. No charges filed.
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Stocks Swing Upward Again In Rail Shares Rally
New York July 29 A signals showed all clear ahead in the securities markets with rails leading gains in months as shares closed higher in eight of the last nine sessions and bonds rose for the 17th straight session. National Lead jumped $12 to $66 as volume eased to 2,101,874 shares.
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Doctor Walker Dies Pioneer Amarillo Physician
Dr R M Walker 60 a veteran Amarillo physician died at 4 25 PM yesterday en route to a hospital cause heart trouble. He came to Texas from Louisiana in 1898 and Amarillo in 1903 serving as city health officer 16 years. Funeral pending. survivors include EmmaWalker widow a daughter and a grandson. Body held at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Chapel. Funeral services likely Monday at the home.
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Shreveport
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Danville
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Two Die In Head-On Truck Crash West Of Silver Lake
Two men killed in a head-on collision of two trucks on highway 0. 8. 40 west of Silver Lake near Topeka. Victims are W. A. Bennett, about 35, Greenleaf Kansas, truck owner, and Charles Thornton, about 35, formerly of near Clay Center Kansas.
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Communists Deny Bank Rumors In General Denial
New York July 29 communist leaders issued a broad denial denying any party members conducted a whispering campaign to undermine confidence in the nation's banks.
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New York
Troops Finish Burning Camp Sites of BEF
Federal troops end the last burnings of the bonus army encampments in downtown Washington as President Hoover declares the riot over and orders a grand jury probe. Police arrest 36 radical marchers and many veterans flee the city amid smoke, gas, and torch attacks.
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Furnishings showcased in Globe News Want Ads
The Globe News Classified Dept invites readers to shop the furniture columns for daily buys. Living room, dining room, and bedroom suites plus odd pieces are available from individuals and dealers in classification 32.
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