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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
5
The administration ordered higher interest charges and new limits on public works loans to maximize employment from a 45 cent federal outlay. Aims to enable allotment of the full 900 million dollars of the authorized four billion dollars.
Atlantic City reports at the American Medical Association on a new pure vitamin B treatment for neuritis. A pinhead dose cures or relieves 90 percent of cases, with potential diabetes benefits, developed by M G Vorhaus and colleagues in New York City.
Judge La mar Thaxton announced the second murder trial of L. E. Trimble, charged with the slaying of Menard County commissioner W. R. Tomlinson last November, will occur during the regular November term after the first trial ended without a verdict. The passage also notes a plant misstatement about a white ant versus a termite.
U S secret service man A H Rebentish said three men from Abilene and Brownfield faced charges for false applications to the Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Office in Dallas. Bonds were set at 1000 dollars for the Abilene men and 2500 dollars for J D Pruitt of Brownfield. Other arrests were reported in Abilene. total loan amounts ranged from 25 to 165 dollars. Investigations covered Terry Tahoka and Jones counties. No arrests expected in Amarillo.
The Federal Land Bank loan rate drops to 3 4 percent for one year and 4 percent for two years starting July 1 under the Farm Credit Act of 1935. Land Bank Commissioner loans stay at 5 percent. The act also allows loans to help tenants buy farms, extending financing to 1940. The Houston bank reports 42 738 loans totaling 129 192 350 dollars since 1933.
An old medical ad warns that kidney failure leads to body poisoning from acids and fluids. It promotes a diuretic prescription Cystex as a remedy, claiming rapid relief within hours and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Harry Hines, Wichita Falls chairman of the state highway commission, told a general contractors meeting in Austin that a new federal relief program offers major chances for permanent improvements in Texas. He and others plan to press Washington for more funds and a looser rule interpretation.
Oklahoma Governor Marland said the executive branch will remove more “rocking chair” and inefficient workers from the highway payrolls, directing the action to highway commission chairman Scott Ferris. Ferris will assess numbers and bring the matter to a commissioners conference after the purge follows a prior order to cut 1,000 useless positions.
Washington June 10 the Home Owners Loan Corporation reports new loan applications are less than half of expectations for its $1.25 billion fund. Officials attribute the shortfall to an improving real estate market as the June 28 filing deadline approaches.
Three babies were born at St. Anthony Hospital between 6 and 6 30 last night. Dr and Mrs Dan Loving welcomed a seven pound boy at 6 o clock, followed seconds later by a seven pound boy to Mr and Mrs N S Harrell of Claude. Mr and Mrs F P Lyle of Clayton New Mexico welcomed a six pound girl at 6 30. Mothers and babies are reported doing fine.
In observance of the Third Annual Shut-In Day bouquets were sent to 229 Amarilloans confined by illness. Cunningham Floral Company and Amarillo Greenhouse participated, each bouquet carrying a message of cheer from local florists. Mrs. C. C. Cunningham serves as district representative for F T D and local chairman.
To keep skin and scalp clean and in good condition the soap is delicately medicated and mildly antiseptic while the ointment soothes itching from rashes pimples and irritations. Soap 24 5 cents Ointment 25 cents and Séc.
Amarillo Kiwanis Club heard Ben StoneRock Island Railway attorney present on western railroads recent air conditioning spend totaling 19000000 dollars in chair cars and Pullmans. Stone urged Kiwanians to Travel by rail as Railroad Week slogan. Beacon Quartet sang several selections and a series of club sports was scheduled. Herman Clutter led the program and Erwin Ochsner presided.
Billings, Mont. June 10 A. L. Huss drilled for water and tapped a mysterious gas he claims will extinguish any fire. Fire Chief W. H. Steele and chemistry instructor Clarence Peterson doubted carbon dioxide and planned to test the gas to determine its composition.
A clarification notes that what people call weather vanes are actually wind vanes used only to indicate wind direction and not other weather phenomena.
Mrs L W Pierce of Tiffin China says she lost 50 pounds in six months using Kruschen Salts with hot water and lemon juice. The ad claims the product lasts four weeks per jar and offers a money back guarantee if not helpful, sold by Post Office Drug Co. and Drug stores.
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