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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
5
Roger W Babson argues in a June 2 1982 piece that how people handle the current low mood will determine future prosperity. He champions honest conduct, warns against quitters and sweatshops, and notes the Babson chart shows business at 39 percent below normal.
In Baton Rouge on June 2 state Representative Malcolm Dougherty East Feliciana introduced a resolution accusing United States Senator Huey P Long of lobbying and meddling in legislative matters and hampering the orderly procedure of the legislature. A second resolution by Representative Rupert Peyton urged Long to return to his Senate seat to improve Louisiana representation in Congress.
A small wooden bridge north of here caught fire from burning trash early yesterday. Amarillo firemen extinguished the blaze with only minor damage reported.
Canyon June 12 Miss Marion Normington head of West Texas State Teachers College Home Economics will be on leave to study at Columbia University New York Miss Fern Bowman from University of Syracuse will substitute with Miss Elizabeth Cox acting head Corella Nuzum will staff North Texas State Teachers College Denton this summer Dr J A Hill president of Canyon College says Professor A Murray will return to mathematics with summer session opening Ruth Cross head of Physical Education for Women returns from Columbia University Miss Helen White Moore transferred from training school to English Taught Spanish teacher Mrs T H McDonald will study Everett Key will substitute for John A Gillis who will work on his doctoral at Greeley Colorado Superintendent W A McIntosh Amarillo Public Schools will join the department of education for the summer months Commodity prices in Japan are still dropping.
Denver Northern Railway officials list 14 stations from Childress to Pampa a 110 mile stretch. Smithday is first north of Childress followed by Loco Wellington Samnerwood Shamrock Magic City Denworth Meldavis Wesco LeFors Elsco and Pampa. No date yet for laying steel into Pampa but expected in three to four days with bridges grading done. Detours under construction at Wellington Shamrock and Pampa and boxcars set as way stations along the line.
A city permit was issued yesterday for a foundry at 1210 South Johnson Street. The plant will be an iron clad building, with construction details pending.
L Stapf applies under Crescent Foundry Company to establish a foundry making castings and general foundry work. Building expected to be completed by July 15.
J. P. McBride of the McBride News Agency announced a price reduction on True Story Magazine from 25 cents to 15 cents, effective with the July issue now on sale. The firm emphasizes bigger and better values in magazines across the territory.
Nearly three fourths of Gere many's 65,000 musicians and music teachers are without jobs, reflecting a sweeping downturn in the local arts economy and prompting calls for relief and retraining programs.
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