May Cotton Spinning Operations Greatest Since Market Crash
Washington reports show May cotton spinning hit its fastest pace since October 1929. Johnson and Sawyer push broad revival plans as Navy sets 86 million for shipbuilding and public works spending looms in the recovery program.
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May
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Donald H. Sawyer
Roosevelt
Navy
Labor Department
Census Bureau
Johnson
Moley Sails to London as Link to World Economic Conference
Ray mond Moley assistant secretary of state and Roosevelt adviser sails for London to serve as a channel between the administration and the American delegation. He says preliminaries at the conference have been useful and expects definite results. the White House stresses domestic policy alignment with any international agreements.
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London
Roosevelt
United States
Cordell Hull
Washington
MacDonald
Baron von Neurath
Berlin
New York
Raymond Moley
America
Moley
Butter Trade Agreement Aims to Curb Price Cutting
Washington June 21 Representatives of the butter industry proposed a marketing agreement to stabilize butter prices and end price cutting. Cheese and evaporated milk groups near agreement on core points while public hearings proceed. Administrators plan licensing to enforce the pact and may deny operating permits to violators.
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Johnson
Sawyer
Corps of Engineers
Roosevelt
Washington
Farm Act
Wallace
George N. Peek
Charles J. Brand
Chicago Field
Chicago
Wheat futures and acreage cuts eyed in Great Plains plan
Secretary Wallace outlines a plan with estimated $150 million totals and possible 20 percent acreage reductions. The article notes half of world surplus wheat stocks are in the United States and explains European import trends, tax plans, and farmer sale timing as officials in Washington prepare relief measures led by Frank A. Theis. Frank A. Theis is identified as a Kansas City grain man and former Kansas City Board of Trade president.
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London
United States
Canada
Australia
Argentina
France
Germany
Italy
United Kingdom
Europe
Harry L. Kearns
Amarillo
Frank A. Theis
Kearns
Mr. Theis
Washington
Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
Panhandle
The Working Man and The Silver Cord at Local Theaters
George Arliss stars in The Working Man as head of a shoe company who faces a shift in fortune after entrusting his nephew and a rival’s heirs. The film combination includes an animated short and a Walter Catlett piece. At the Mission Irene Dunne Joel McCrea star in The Silver Cord, a drama of a wife’s fight for love against a mother in law, with Linden and Dee in key roles.
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George Arliss
Arliss
Bette Davis
Theodore Newton
Miss Davis
Arless
Hardie Abright
Young Newton
Walter Catlett
Mission
Irene Dunne
Joel McCrea
Laura Hope Crews
McCrea
Eric Linden
Theater Guild, Inc
Linden
Frances Dee
Traffic chief Martine shot to death at home
Daniel W. Martine 58 traffic chief for Western Union in San Antonio was found shot to death at his home. A gun lay nearby and he had been in ill health.
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San Antonio
Daniel W. Martine
The
Western Union
Martine
Internal Revenue Bureau to Cut 564 Jobs
Washington reports the Internal Revenue Bureau will reduce its staff by 564 employees on July 1 as part of government economy measures.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Tte
First Moore load of wheat sold in Moore County
The first new harvest wheat in Moore County was bought by Lucian Burnett of Farmers Elevator, with R A Weiss delivering the grain. The 60 pound test wheat sold for 60 cents per bushel plus a 5 cent premium. Weiss estimates about 900 acres may yield around 5 bushels per acre, one of few county fields producing this year.
Health Conference Planned at Johnson School
Plans were completed for a health conference at Johnson School on Thursday morning. Health unit physicians dentists and nurses will examine all children attending that school for the first time this fall. The PTA president Mrs Walter Ottinger leads the organizing health committee with Mrs Williams aiding to secure full attendance. Tests run from 9 to noon.
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Johnson School
Walter Ottinger
Parent-Teacher Association
Williams
Four Youths Sentenced for Disturbing Graveyard at Night
Four high school students in High Point North Carolina pleaded guilty to disturbing a graveyard in a school club graveyard photo project. They were sentenced to five nights alone in the cemetery from 10 30 PM to 4 AM. The original grave robbing charge was reduced to disturbing a graveyard since nothing was taken.
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High Point
N. C
Lillian Thornton Dies in Hospital at 27
Miss Lillian Eloise Thornton aged 27 died after a brief illness in a local hospital Wednesday afternoon. She resided with a brother at 409 Kentucky Street. Funeral services were held at 4 PM at Boxwell Brothers chapel with Rev. C. W. Foote officiating. Burial followed in Liano Cemetery. Survivors include her mother and father Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Thornton of Wheeler Texas, four brothers Clay H. Thornton Willis D. Thornton James E. Thornton Roy A. Thornton and sisters Mrs. J. I. Exum Miss Eunice Thornton Mrs. Tilman Clemans and Mrs. Bayne Young.
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Lillian Eloise Thornton
Kentucky Street
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
C. W. Foote
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Liano Cemetery
A. G. Thornton
Wheeler
Texas
Clay H
Willis D. Thornton
Amarillo
James E. Thornton
Chillicothe
Roy A. Thornton
Vernon
J. I. Exum
Eunice Thornton
Tilman Clemans
Bayne Young
Last Rites Today for Barry Miller in Dallas
Barry Miller a three term lieutenant governor and noted Texas political figure dies at 68 home Millermore south of Dallas after months of illness. Services at St Patrick's Church at 9 30 AM then at the estate home at 11 AM burial in the family plot. Condolences pour in from across the state.
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Dallas
Barry Miller
Texas
Miller
Millermore
St. Patrick’s Church
Charles E. Redfern
Soviet air chief seeks contact with U S stations over Chukot Gulf
Moscow June 21 The chief of the Soviet air service M Shevelieff wirelessed the government station on Chukot Peninsula near Alaska to establish contact with American wireless stations in an effort to aid the search for missing American aviator Jimmie Mattern.
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Moscow
M. Shevelieff
Chukot Peninsula
Alaska
Jimmie Mattern
Renewal of Capone Clemency Effort by Lawyer
William Leahy counsel for Alphonse Capone announced plans to renew efforts to free him from the Atlanta penitentiary. He will pursue relief via the United States Supreme Court or the Atlanta Federal District Court.
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Capone
Washington
William Leahy
Alphonse Capone
Atlanta
United States Supreme Court
Federal District Court
Five Years for Slaying Gonzales in Harwood Holdup
A district court jury convicted Elzie Blackie Hart of murdering Charles Harris, Harwood filling station operator, during a holdup last September and sentenced Hart to five years in prison.
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Gonzales
O.R
Elzie
Blackie) Hart
Charles Harris
Harwood
Harris
Prince of Spain Weds Cuban Bride Defying Parents
Lausanne reports the former prince of the Asturias renounced his Spanish throne rights for love and married Edelmira Sampedro. The ceremony combined civil and religious rites, drawing royal disappointment and public celebration. Afterward the couple left for Evains-Les-Bains for a brief honeymoon before planning a Cuban visit.
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Prince OF
Spain
Lausanne
Switzerland
Prince of the Asturias
Edelmira Sampedro
Alfonso XIII
Sacred Heart
Ouchy
Lake Geneva
Cavandonga
Evains-Les-Bains
Cuba
First Recruits Arrive for Camp Under Land Title Delays
Palisades contingent arrives by train after title disputes delay their camp setup. Major J L Dunn leads Texas youths from Amarillo and the Panhandle with eight Amarillo recruits named. Army officers and doctors accompany the group as they settle in for the march to the camp site, recalling World War era troop movements.
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Oklahoma Fort
Army
Mess Department
Denver
Maj
J. L. Dunn
Texas National Guard
Texas
Amarillo
Panhandle
Major Dunn
Oscar A. Seward
State Park Board
T. E. Johnson
Palo Duro Park
James O. Gulekie
Palisades Company
C. B. Williams, Jr
Lewis Earthman
C. E. Wilmeth
Robert Howes
David Floyd
John Mann
H. Clay Thomas
Miles Short
R. E. Solem
First Field Artillery School
Fort Sill
Mitchell
Oklahoma City
U. S. Medical Reserve Corps
Doctor Mitchell
A. A. Lamprecht
Fifth
Calvary
Fort Clark
Tony Whittenburg
R. J. Hancock
Fifth Calvary
L. E. Slider
Ninth Infantry
Roosevelt
Army Field
Nazis Move Against Nationalist Faction in Berlin
In Berlin today the Nazi regime ordered raids on Nationalist party headquarters and dissolved the Steelhelmet veterans group to purge Marxist and Communist elements and create a non political defense organization. Nazi commissioners will oversee the Steelhelmet reorganization amid tensions over church faction clashes.
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Berlin
Alfred Hugenberg
Steelhelmet Veterans’ Organization
Rhineland
Care for Hair with Cuticura Before Shampooing
Before shampooing rub Cuticura Ointment gently into the scalp. Then make a thick lather with Cuticura Soap and warm water and shampoo, rinse the scalp well to stimulate circulation. Soap 25c. Ointment 25 and 50c. Proprietors Potter Drug and Chemical Corp. Malden, Mass.
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Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden, Mase
Cleanse Inside for Cooler Skin This Summer
An ad urges internal cleansing to improve skin breathability and cooling. It claims impurities from undigested food clog the blood just beneath the skin, so Dr. Jayne's Laxative Pills remove these toxins. A month’s supply costs a penny a day and is available at all druggists.
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Jayne
Permanent injunction blocks city’s lowered telephone rates
In Waco on June 21 a federal district court issued a permanent injunction against enforcing the city’s reduced telephone rates. The ruling stops the city from applying the lower charges and maintains existing pricing. The decision preserves current rate structure pending further proceedings.
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Waco
Federal District Court
Comanche Pioneer Smith Dies at 64 After 43 Years in Drug Business
Comanche June 21 Paris Smith 64 a pioneer citizen died in a Brownwood hospital. He had operated a drug business years here and is survived by his widow and son.
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Comanche
S. Paris Smith
Brownwood Hospital
Palisades CCC Foresters Start Fort Sill Training
Company 856 of the Civilian Conservation Corps at Fort Sill began training before May 4 for the Palisades site in Amarillo Texas. Recruits, housed in tents, will construct a 320 acre tract with two wells drilled and water piping on site.
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Palisades
Palisades Foresters
Company 856
Civilian Conservation Corps
Fort Sill
Co. 856
Amarillo
Texas
Cardus and Cardui Claims From Texarkana Testimony
Mrs. Maxie Crummey of Texarkana Texas says Cardus relieved irreg ular trouble pains and cramps and she gave it to her daughters with similar results. The ad promotes Cardui for weakness monthly suffering and long term use, claiming many women praise its help.
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Cardus
Maxie Crummey
Texarkana
Texas
Cardul
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