Roosevelt Begins Trip En Route To Boston For Sea Vacation
President Roosevelt heads from Boston to Groton and Marion on Amberjack II for a two week sea vacation along New England coasts. He will stop at Woods Hole Naushon harbor and Portland Maine with Franklin and John joining later. James travels from start.
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Boston
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
White House
Groton School
Franklin, Jr
John
Campobello Island
Canadian
Maine
Mr. Roosevelt
New England
Groton
Marion
Mass
Harbor
Woods Hole
Naushon Harbor
Portland
Franklin
James
Stephen T. Early
Margu Hehand
Henry Kannee
Capitol Charter by Charles E Simons
Austin June 16 The long lines of job seekers outside the Texas Rehabilitation and Relief Commission offices show relief efforts shifting to state management. Col Lawrence Westbrook, chairman, oversees placement and the plan to disburse 20 million dollars in state bonds if the August 26 constitutional amendment passes. Some rural lawmakers oppose the bond issue fearing urban hegemony and reduced farm labor demand as relief programs expand. Rep Henry Kyle of San Marcos argues government aid prevents starvation but worries it hurts farm labor access. The issue reflects tension over state and federal relief roles and labor impact.
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Charles E. Simons Austin
Texas Rehabilitation and Relief Commission
Col
Lawrence Westbrook
Waco
Texas
Westbrook
Texas House of Representatives
Asi
Gnvernor
Henry Kyle
San Marcos
Kyle
Chester Hunter Fined on Shoplifting Plea
Chester Hunter was fined a dollar and costs, equivalent to 25 days in jail, after pleading guilty in Potter County Court on Friday to shoplifting.
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Chester Hunter
Potter County
Cardul Claim Helps Woman After Illness
Last winter Mrs Harry Brooks of Ellington Missouri wrote that head and back pain and weakness vanished after taking Cardul a vegetable tonic she used for seven years then five bottles. She reports feeling stronger and able to work again. The note suggests Cardul builds strength for women with chronic aches and fatigue.
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Harry Brooks
Ellington
Cardus
Opportunity Day Draws Crowds to Amarillo Shops
Throngs filled Amarillo streets Friday for Opportunity Day, with shoppers seeking bargains until closing time. Merchants expanded sales forces and cooled stores to ease the crowds while 500 balloons were released and free airplane rides, Panhandle horse race tickets, and $10 gifts boosted attractions. A second 500 balloons release and continued events were planned for Saturday with free bus fares and hotel discounts.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Paramount
Oliver- Eakle
First National Bank
Post Office
Opportunity Days
Polk St
Radio schedule highlights light opera and concert broadcasts
New York reports a busy radio slate with Pinafore on WJZ-NBC at 7, a Chicago National Collegiate Track Meet update by Ted Husing on WABC CBS at 7 30, and recital by Benno Rabin on WJZ-NBC at 5 15. Chautauqua opera and Lot of harmony groups join WEAF NBC. Boswell Sisters sail to London for summer shows. Countess Albani to sing on WEAF-NBC next Wednesday.
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New York
Wjz-Nbc
Ted Husing
Chicago
WABC
CBS
Benno Rabin
B A. Rolfe
WEAF
NBC
Harmonians
Ortiz Tirado
Rudy Vallee
Isham Jones
Don Bestor
WJZ
National Grange
Wealth of Harmony
Chicago Symphony
Sylvia Altman
New York University
Columbia University
Weaf-Nbc
Boswell Sisters
Wabc-Cbs
London
Countess Albani
Donald Nevis
Bradford II Held Jenkins Guardian in Dallas Case
Federal Judge William H. Atwell ruled Leonard Bradford legal guardian of Hugh Bradford Jenkins estate and ordered a $10,000 life insurance payout. The decision upheld Dallas County Court jurisdiction, not guardianship of the child’s person. Hugh, heir to T. L. Bradford, has lived with his father in Louisville since last September despite relatives’ wishes.
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Dallas
William H. Atwell
Leonard Bradford
Hugh Bradford Jenkins
T. L. Bradford
Atwell
Dallas County
Hugh
H. L. Jenkins
Louisville
Jenkins
Em Bradford
Clarendon to Hold Monthly County Day Auctions
The Cham ber of Commerce and The Clarendon News plan a monthly county day in Clarendon for Donley and surrounding counties. A free auction of anything or trade of anything possible will be held with the auctioneer present at no cost to buyers or sellers. Local merchants will offer special bargains and dollar purchases to visitors on the third or fourth Saturdays each month.
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Clarendon
Chamber of Commerce
The
Clarendon News
Donley
RODEO GOLF WILL FEATURE HOLIDAYS CLARENDON
Plans are ready for annual July entertainment in Clarendon starting July 3 through July 5. The July 4 rodeo runs July 3 to 4 while the Hillcroft golf club hosts an invitation tournament July 4 morning. Residents may choose between golf and the wild west, with a large rodeo entry and 87 golfers from the Panhandle last year.
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Clarendon
Hillcroft Golf Club
Panhandle
Desperate Kidnap of Nash Ends Night Run to Leavenworth
Three Department of Justice agents abducted Frank Nash in Hot Springs Arkansas as he was tracked there after escaping the Leavenworth prison. They sped to Joplin Missouri then to Little Rock and finally Fort Smith, intending to move him to Leavenworth to thwart any rescue attempt. Officials would not reveal the prisoner’s name, calling him a gangster, while the men guarded him to prevent trouble from Nash’s confederates.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Department of Justice
Mot Springs
Leavenworth
Kas
Frank Nash
Oklahoma
Nash
Osage County
Hot Springs
Doc
Little Rock
Joplin
Car Collision Injures Local Man on Arthur Street
Ben Malacara of 1402 Arthur Street sustained a slight injury Friday afternoon when a car driven by Jesus Solis of 1402 Arthur Street collided with another driven by H. T. Whittington of Green Hut Cafe, at Tenth Avenue and Arthur Street. Malacara, riding with Solis, was taken to St. Anthony's Hospital.
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Ben Malacara
Arthur Street
Jesus Solis
H. T. Whittington
Green Hut Cafe
Grand Street
Tenth Avenue
Malacara
St. Anthony'’s Hospital
Solis
Bowers Divorce Suit Over Oil Property In Gray County
Mrs Thelma Bowers filed for divorce from Joe Bowers in Pampa claiming rich oil property in Gray County as part of settlement. He countered with his own divorce action and denied a large amount of community property for division. Married January 1931 and separated last March.
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Pampa
Thelma Bowers
Joe Bowers
Gray County
Bowers
Body of Shamrock Woman Taken for Funeral Service
The body of Virginia Schneider 29 a Shamrock resident was moved to Commanche Oklahoma for funeral services scheduled after she died of a heart attack early Wednesday following an operation. She was the sister of Mrs Andrew Neal of Shamrock.
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Shamrock
Virginia Schneider
Commanche Okla
Schneider
Andrew Neal
Popular Sports Pattern 9573 Ad for Marian Martin patterns
An ad describes a cotton sports pattern with paneled seams and scalloped details for warm weather. It lists pattern 9537 sizes 12 through 40, fabric needs for size 16, and includes ordered pattern book offers and pricing. Order instructions request name and address with style numbers and sizes.
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Marian Martin
Amarillo Daily News Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Clovis Boy Enters Agricultural Test
Willard Howl of Rogers in New Mexico competes with vocational agriculture students from 11 western states in Salt Lake City for the West entry to the National Future Farmers of America oratorical contest. Howl earned the NM spot by winning a state contest last December.
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Clovis
N. M
Willard Howl
Rogers
Here
Salt Lake City
Utah
Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
Young How
New Mexico
Borger Posts Net Gain in Telephone Installations
Borger reports a rare upturn in telephone activity as installations for the past 16 months exceed disconnections for the first time. P. C. Cayton, local manager of Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, announced the trend with specifics pending.
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Borger
P. C. Cayton
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
June Installations Rise and Long-Distance Calls Increase
Mr Cayton notes an upward trend in June with more installations and a rise in long distance calls. The increase is quantified as 25 percent higher than the previous period for similar lengths of time.
Etiquette Q A: Eating in public conveyance not advised
A reader asks about proper etiquette on public transport. The answer states avoid eating candy nuts or fruits in transit to maintain courtesy and hygiene.
Lamesa Receives IRC Funds Help 500+ County Families
Dawson County reports 18756.58 dollars of R I C funds received since November 1, 1932 and expended among more than 500 families in the county or about 2250 people.
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Lamesa
Dawson County
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Rex
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Bane
Randolph Scott
Tom Keene
Kathleen Burke
Noah Beery
Harry Carey
Janet Gaynor
Will Rogers
Lew Ayres
Sally Eilers
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Earl Burtnett
International House
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce W. C. Fields
Rudy Wallee
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Col. Stoopnagle
Budd
CAB Calloway & Orchestra
Sari Maritza
Stuart Erwin
Bela Lugosi
Baby Ross Marie
Schmeling
Baer
Opportunity
the Sherwin-Williams Co
Tanley, Mer
We Delivery
T. J. Tidwell
Lindy
Merry
E. Tenth
Cleveland
Jane Brown
Mrs
Henry Brown
Jack Hall
American Legion
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Blackburn
Panhandle, Texas
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Via
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4Th and
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