Stock Market Control Bill Becomes Law
President Roosevelt signs the stock market control bill and sets up a five member commission to enforce it. Effective with margin rules on future trades, the plan includes reporting by listed corporations and strict prohibitions on manipulation.
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Roosevelt
James M. Landis
Stock Commission
Thomas Corcoran
Reconstruction Corporation
Ben Cohen
Public Works
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Mnsel
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Landis
Senate
House
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Farm Youth Dies from Knife Wounds in Spur Texas
Coylis Witt, 22, of Kalgary, died from knife wounds after an altercation in Crosbyton. Jim Cross and his son Jim Cross Jr. were charged with assault to murder shortly after the incident. The article also notes a Braille paper quality study and a note on the tangerine variety.
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Spur
Tex
Coylis Witt
Kalgary
Crosbyton
Jim Cross
Jim, Jr
National Bureau of Standards
Belted a Bull With Suspenders in Chicago Escape
A lively bull escaped from a motor truck on a crowded Chicago street. Policeman John Corcoran looped his suspenders over the bull’s horns and steered it back to the truck, which sped away with bull and suspenders. A brass tag in the ad section touts a used car offer valuing quick cash at 125 dollars.
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Chicago
John Corcoran
News-Globe
Centennial Agencies Open Meet To Select Officials
Two Texas agencies named to plan the 1996 centennial exposition held a joint session in Austin. Dallas businessman Cullen Thomas was elected chairman of the commission while Lowry Martin became vice chairman. Houston bid was anticipated as the leading contender, with Dallas San Antonio and Fort Worth also in the mix. The panel authorized six percent bonds and a $100,000 planning appropriation to finance activities.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Centennial Commission
Centennial Advisory Board
Dallas
Cullen Thomas
Lowry Martin
Corsicana
Gus Taylor
Tyler
Will H. Mayes
Walter D. Cline
Wichita Falls
John D. Middleton
Greenville
Cliff Caldwell
Abilene
H. H
Pat M. Neff
Baylor University
Waco
Houston
Harris County
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Burial Rites Held for M. W. Robinson
Funeral services for Merida W. Robinson a 47 year old Santa Fe engineer were held at Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home with pallbearers listed. Interment followed at Liano Cemetery. He died Tuesday afternoon after a brief illness. Survived by widow Ellie Robinson mother Mary Robinson sister Lelia Record two brothers Ben Robinson Jim Robinson and a son Wilson Robinson. Ramon Williams noted as a recent graduate is a step...
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Merida W. Robinson
Santa Fe
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
C. J. Wilson
E H. Lupher
C H. Ray
E. P. Kile
P. J. Damerall
Ivy Wilkinson
C. A. Cadwalder
Liano
Robinson
Santa Fe Railway
Ellie Robinson
Mary Robinson
Arnett
Okla
Lelia Record
Fort Sumner
N. W
Ben Robinson
Pampa
Jim Robinson
Wilson Robinson
Los Angeles
Ramon Williams
West Texas State Teachers College
Woman Disguised as Man Leaves Home in Denver
Doris Hayhurst, 22, reported kidnapped a day ago, was found today disguised as a man. She said she enjoyed a 10 day experience, left home due to trouble with her husband, and plans to avoid returning home to seek employment and custody of her children.
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Denver
Doris Hayhurst
White King party planned by Queen Esther Club Bonita
Members of the Queen Esther Club Bonita Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star meet at 8 tonight at Masonic Temple for a White King party. A mission will be 25 scents with all proceeds to the club. Attendees receive soap flakes and a soap bar, plus ice cream and cake.
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Queen Esther Club
Bonita
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Lily Pons Engaged to German Ship's Doctor
Buenos Aires reports Lily Pons, the New York Metropolitan Opera star, is engaged to Fritz van der Becke, a German ships doctor aboard the liner Cap Arcona. Confirmation came from Pons staff.
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Argentina
U.P
Lily Pons
New York
Metropolitan Opera
Fritz van der Becke
Cap Arcona
Miss Pons
Lone Star Gas rate case heads to court Monday
Trial of the Lone Star Gas Company rate case is set for Monday in Travis County district court. Judges have spent a week considering legal points, with orders based on rulings to be submitted Saturday. The dispute concerns a 20 percent gate rate reduction ordered by the State Railroad Commission affecting more than 200 cities and towns.
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Austin
Lone Star Gas Company
Travis County District Court
State Railroad Commission
Tractor Oil Price Change Noted
A notice lists tractor oil priced between 20 and 25 cents per gallon at 1900 West Third Street location.
Eight year old Robert Noah Dale dies in Amarillo hospital
Robert Noah Dale age eight of Rosebud New Mexico died at 1 PM yesterday in an Amarillo hospital after a ten day stay. He is survived by his parents Walter N Dale and his wife and three sisters Dorothy Edith Mellie and a brother Ole Bart Dale. Boxwell Brothers shipped the body to Panhandle for services expected this afternoon.
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Robert Noah Dale
Rosebud
N. M
Amarillo
Robert Noah
Walter N. Dale
Dorothy
Edith
Mellie
Ole Bart Dale
Boxwell Brothers
Panhandle
Shirley Ann Reed Buried in Llano
Funeral services for Shirley Ann Reed infant daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Reed 503 Alabama Street were held at 2 o'clock yesterday in Griggs chapel with Rev Ferrell Fox officiating Interment followed at Llano Cemetery The baby died Tuesday morning in an Amarillo hospital
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Shirley Ann Reed
A. M. Reed
Alabama Street
Griggs Chapel
Ferrell Fox
Rev. Fox
West Amarillo
Pampa burglary charge for Amarillo man arrested by deputies
Charged with burglary of a Pampa store, R. W. Abbott, Amarillo negro, was taken to Pampa Tuesday night by Gray County authorities. He was arrested here Tuesday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Roy Brewer.
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Pampa
R. W. Abbott
Amarillo
North Texas Medical Association Sets Denison for December Meet
Terrell Texas June 6 The North Texas Medical Association chose Denison to host its December meeting, announcing the selection today.
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Terrell
Tex
U.P
North Texas Medical Association Today
Denison
Puff and Villain Clash Over Escape
A tense exchange unfolds as Puff demands release while a man mocks and jeers, refusing Puffy’s plea to escape amid escalating confrontation.
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Puff
Puffy
Germany Bans Labor-Saving Machinery in Cigar Factories
Germany forbids labor saving machinery in its cigar factories to conserve employment for cigarmakers, aiming to protect workers in the industry.
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Germany
Pioneer Recovering After Heart Trouble
Special to The News Alan Reed reports 78 year old S R Loftin of Gray County is improving after a serious heart condition. Loftin, a pioneer businessman and schoolman, has left bed for the first time in weeks though remains weak and doctors say the danger has lessened.
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Alan Reed
S. R. Loftin
Pioneer School
Gray County
California Millionaire Hosts Peacock Dinner For Friends
A wealthy Californian once treated friends to a peacock feast at home, with the birds alone totaling four thousand dollars in cost. The note highlights extravagant hospitality and high spend on exotic game in a private gathering.
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California
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