Babson Urges Business Men to Saw Wood for Inflation Hedge
Boston June 12 Roger W Rabson the noted statistician told business leaders at a Boston Chamber of Commerce luncheon to prepare for inflation. He warned the dollar value abroad and at home could fall and urged investing in real property while managing wages and labor relations. He urged forgetting Washington and focusing on practical action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Roger W Rabson
Washington
Boston Chamber of Commerce
United States
Babson
Roosevelt Charged by Talmadge With Breaking Promises
Chicago June 12 Governor Eugene Talmadge of Georgia charged President Roosevelt with violating a campaign pledge to cut federal government costs by 25 percent. In a prepared address to the Chicago Association of Commerce he quoted Roosevelt promising economy and said taxes have bled the people and overfilled government coffers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Chicago Association of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Talmadge
Convict Baseball Star Cleared in Prison Slaying
Huntsville June 13 Army Armstrong ace moundsman of the Texas prison Tigers was exonerated of complicity in the knife death of fellow convict Ernest Young at the prison. Two inmates confessed, clearing Armstrong who had been barred from baseball and slated for hard labor after a prison yard fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Army Armstrong
Ace Moundsman
Texas Prison Tigers
Ernest Young
Armstrong
Fastman
Mexican Police Chief Dies in Ensenada Duel
Raoul Portugal, 35, chief of federal police for Ensenada district, was killed in a pistol duel with Col. Enrique Topete, 40, a famed army officer and political figure. The men, unaccompanied, reportedly settled a dispute over an unnamed Ensenada woman at a ranch 25 miles from Ensenada. Topete remained alive, severely wounded, under guard as officials investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tijuana
Mex
Raoul Portugal
Ensenada
Enrique Topete
Portugal
Portuzal
Topete
Three Greek Archbishops Arrested Amid Calendar Controversy
In Athens three archbishops were arrested as a precaution after severing ties with the Greek Church. They denounced Archbishop Chrysostomos for adopting the Gregorian calendar, calling it a sacrilegious Western invention and accusing him of tolerating Catholic, Protestant, and Communist propaganda. They face trial on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Chrysostomos
Parker's Minstrels Stage Benefit at Tri-State Fair Grounds
Parker's Minstrel Company presents a one hour forty five minute benefit at the Tri-State Fair grounds on Wednesday night to aid the English Oxnard oil well southeast of Amarillo. County Commissioner Mark Parker leads a volunteer cast offering 2 000 seats expected filled with 50 cent adults and 24 cent children's tickets. Oxnard donates six royalty units near the test well to be given away during the event as proceeds go to finishing the Amarillo test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Amarillo
Tri-State
Mark Parker
Panhandle
Mr. Oxnard
Parker Minstrel Group
AAA official visits Abilene to discuss farm programs
W H Darrow Agriculture Adjustment Administration representative for a six state Southwest district visited Abilene this afternoon. He conferred with County Farm Agent Knox Parr on cam hog cotton and wheat programs ending this year unless extended and on educational activities and community organizations among Taylor County farmers. The county AAA committees met with Parr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
W. H. Darrow
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
Knox Parr
Darrow
Taylor County
AAA
Parrow
Parr
Deaf convention to run fast with sign language interpreters
In Kansas City on July 15 to 20 the National Fraternal Society for the Deaf plans a quadrennial convention where delegates will hear no speakers and band members will not hear their music. F R Murphy says the meeting will move smoothly as attendees converse by sign and actions. Mrs. H S Holliday of Kansas City will interpret every welcoming address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
F. R. Murphy
National
German naval building may last five years
London reports a five year building program for Hitler's new fleet to be drawn up as naval talks resume. Ambassador von Ribbentrop returns from Berlin to negotiate a plan to limit tonnage by category and spread construction over several years. Japan’s approval reportedly sparked diplomatic confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Hitler
Great Britain
Berlin
Britain
Japan
Reichsfuehrer
United States Hopes Anglo German Naval Talks Aid Armament Limits
Washington said it was sincerely hopeful the London discussions may smooth the path to world limitation and reduction of naval armaments. Under-secretary Phillips announced Britain had informed the State Department of progress with Berlin, signaling encouragement for a general naval conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
London
Phillips
Great Britain
State Department
Berlin
Dionne Quintuplets to Return Home Within Years
Dr. Allan R. DaFoe, co guardian and physician, said the Dionne quintuplets will be established in a home with their parents within two or three years. He added guardianship safeguards only protect the children's material interests and that parents retain visitation rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
U.P
Dionne
Allan R. DaFoe
DaFoe
Oliva Dionne
Dr. DaFoe
Cadets Report for Service at Camp Bliss San Antonio
About 200 college ROTC cadets, mostly from Texas A and M, reported at Camp Bliss for six weeks of field service. They fired infantry and field artillery under the direction of Lieut. Col. A. R. Emery, with Lieut. Col. Felix Emmanuelli assisting as head of ROTC units from San Antonio high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas A. & M. College
Camp Bliss
A. R. Emery
Texas A. & M
Felix Emmanuelli
Oraibi Inhabited Continuously Since 1370
Oraibi a small town in north eastern Arizona has been inhabited continuously since 1370 reflecting a long standing Indigenous settlement in the region. The statement emphasizes the town's ancient origins and sustained residence across centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oraibi
Arizona
Shrine show at White House marks Roosevelt review
About 20 000 Shriners paraded in Washington with President Roosevelt as reviewer. A G Arnold of El Zagal Fargo was elected imperial outer guard and future imperial potentate. Seattle eyed next Shrine carnival site as officers were named including Walter D. Cline in Wichita Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
A. G. Arnold
el Zagal Temple
Fargo
N. D
Imperial
Seattle
Walter D. Cline
Wichita Falls
Texas
Imperial Oriental Guide
Shrine
White House
Cheese Sprinkles Improve Waffle Flavor and Crust
A home cooking note describes adding cheese to waffle batter before cooking to enhance flavor and create a brown crust after baking. The tip emphasizes sprinkling cheese atop batter in the waffle iron for best results.
Methodists Host Tacky Party Tonight at Bennett Hall
The Women's Missionary Society of Buchanan Street Methodist Church invites the public to a tacky party and grab bag at 8 30 p m in Bennett Hall. Refreshments will be served and a small admission fee charged. A note adds tips for sandwich making with butter and filling spread on both bread sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Hall
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Women’s Missionary Society
New Deal Alphabet Stumps Speaker Burns at Press Conf
In Washington on June 12, Speaker Burns botched the alphabet while discussing a bill to replace the federal alcohol control agency left over from the NRA ruling. He stumbled over PCA FAC and finally agreed the plan would substitute the FACA with the proposed FACC the Federal Alcohol Control Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burns
Federal
Alcohol Control Administration
Supreme Court
NRA
PCA
Federal Alcohol Control Commission
Dionne Quintuplet Marie Cuts Second Tooth
In Callander Ontario Marie, the smallest Dionne girl, cut her second tooth today a lower one to match Emilie who earlier produced her second. Yvonne leads with four teeth while Annette and Cecilie have three each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Callander
Emilie
Yvonne
Annette
Cecilie
Labor Conference backs 40 hour work week plan
The International Labor Conference voted 57 to 49 in Geneva to adopt a resolution urging a general convention based on a 40 hour work week while maintaining the standard of living for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
International Labor Conference
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S. Naval Academy
Henry Ford
Irs
Mel Conpes
Portland Cement Association
Norwood
Austin
Stewet
Parker’s Minstrels
Fair Grounds
Parley
U. S
Dionnes
Scholls
TEXAN
Taylor
E. S. Burgess
Methodists
Denver
Colorado Springs
New Orleans
Houston
Dallas -Ft. Worth
Southern Pacific
Dallas
BRIRR
Fort Worth
Denver City
RY. Co. B. Farmer, C. T. A. First and
Pierce Sts
Amarillo, Texas
Automotive Engineers
Timken
Conoco
Miles
Continental Oil Company
P Mae
NEW Deal
Russell
Middleton
Certified Public Accountant
Oliver Fakle Sidge
Conoco Travel Bureau
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!