Advisory Body of Leaders to Be Selected
Washington June 2 The plan by Secretary Roper for a commerce department advisory committee of major industrialists to guide long term planning against depressions will start soon. Indorsed by Henry I Harriman Alfred P Sloan Walter C Teagle Alexander Legge Gerard Swope and others a 30 member permanent national planning commission will meet later this month. Five labor members including Leo Wolman may join. Donald Richberg named to assist. The panel will be volunteer or dollar a year. Johnson aims to have the program ready after Congress acts. The goal is industry driven steps to counter prosperity cycles.
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Washington
Roper
Commerce Department
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Henry I. Harriman
Chamber
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil Company
Alexander Legge
International Harvester Company
Farm Board
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
National Planning Commission
Teagie
Swope
Sloan
Hugh 8. Johnson
Leo Wolman
Columbia University
Johnson
Donald Richberg
Planning Commission
Moving Day in Capitol Look
Austin reports major government redeployment as the new nine story state office building opens. The Highway Department and patrol move into seven floors of the new structure while the state hall of records and other agencies occupy floors and the old courthouse is repurposed for the auditor and legislative spaces.
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Capitol
House
Senate
Highway Department
State Office
Norwood
Highway Motor Patrol
Austin
Highway Patrol
Board For
State Board of Water Engineers
State Reclamation
Industrial Accident Board
State Board of Health
State Hall of Records
Lynn
Moore Lynn
Ferguson
Col
Lawrence Westbrook
The
Texas Relief Commission
Walton
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs G E Cakes in Mobeetie
Funeral services for Mrs G E Cakes of Mobeetie were held at the 1st Baptist Church with Rev Erwin officiating. Born in Switzerland in 1868 she came to Texas in 1886 and is survived by her husband and daughter Emma Elden of Amarillo. Burial followed at Mobeetie Cemetery.
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News Shamrock
G. E. Cakes
1St Baptist Church
Mobeetie
Erwin
Former Amarillo Youth Sings for Denver Radio
Bailey Warren, former Amarillo lad with Gene Quan's orchestra, now sings weekly on KOA Denver NBC. He appears Sundays at 11 PM and Fridays at 1 PM, continuing a line of Amarillo roots with his parents Mr and Mrs Forrest Warren of San Diego.
Special Sermon Tonight at North Side Revival
Dr. George W. McCall will deliver a special sermon at 8 o clock as part of joint revival services of two Baptist and one Methodist church on the north side. The subject is Shall We Have Hell Now or Hereafter or the Growth of Atheism and Crime in America. Rev Ira Huckabee of Jacksboro leads singing with adult and junior choirs. The meeting will likely continue through next week.
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George W. McCall
America
Ira Huckabee
Jacksboro
Carter's Liver Pills Ad Promotes Bile Flow
An old advertisement touts Carter's Liver Pills to "wake up your liver bile" without calomel. It claims the pills clear the bowels and improve skin from bile flow, urging readers to look for Carter's Liver Pills on red labels and avoid other brands.
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Carter
C. M. Co
Your Baby and Mine Weaning From Bottle to Cup
The piece warns that prolonged bottle use harms development and urges timely weaning to cup drinking. It describes gradual transition steps from bottle to cup, benefits of cup use, and the social note of readers requesting the leaflet. It closes with local society notes about the McGees and their trip from Chicago for the Worlds Fair.
Forest Hill tests for kiddies due
Physical tests for children entering Forest Hill School this fall will be held Friday from 9 a.m. to noon. Physicians from the health unit, Potter County Dental Society members, and school nurses with PTA officials will conduct the screenings at the school. Ruby Gordon said parents of new entrants should report. attendance at a prior health conference reached nearly 100 percent thanks to PTA health chair Don Marsalis.
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Forest Hill School
Potter County Dental Society
Parent-Teacher Association
Ruby Gorden
Treasury receipts and expenditures for early June reported
Treasury figures show June 6 receipts at 5.65 million with outlays of 9.83 million and a balance of 310.19 million. Customs duties for the first six days of June totaled 4.50 million.
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Washington
Treasury
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