Nine named to draft planks of Democrats Chicago
Roosevelt leads platform committee and names nine on resolutions sub-committee to draft a repeal repeal and new economic deal plank. McAdoo joins sub-committee. Hitchcock chair. members include Wheeler Hull Palmer O Moroney Comstock Glass Walsh. Dooling seeks NY NJ representation. Hutchins warns of third party if Dems dodge issues. Farm Board critiqued. tariff, repeal, veterans’ pensions debated. gold standard questioned.
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Chicago
Sor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
William G. McAdoo
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Wheeler
Montana
Hull
Tennessee
A. Mitchell Palmer
Washington, D. C
Joseph C. O’maroney
Wyoming
William A. Comstock
Michigan
Roosevelt
Glass
Virginia
Walsh
Massachusetts
Hitchcock
John T. Dooling
New York
Resolutions Committee
Walker
Dooling
New Jersey
Robert M. Hutchins
Chicago University
Farm Board
Republican Agricultural Policy
Chicago Board of Trade
Provisional Platform
Hutchins
United States
Peter B. Carey
Farm Board Act
Carey
Harrison
Mississippi
Robert E. Coontz
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Charles Pa Ewing
National Livestock Marketing Association
Five Days Left to Pay Split Taxes Warned
State and county and school tax collectors renewed their warning yesterday that only five days remain to pay the last half of the split taxes. The first half was paid last November. After June 30, penalties and interest accrue and the taxes become delinquent.
Bailey Campaign Tour Through West Texas
Joseph Wel don Bailey Jr a candidate for Congressman at large Place 2 will tour West Texas next week with speech stops in Decatur Wichita Falls Vernon Wellington Pampa Amarillo Plainview Lubbock Lamesa Big Spring and other communities. Also noted are Moody Bible Institute student John T Sisemore aiding inmate gospel services and guest visits by Johnnie Higley of Santa Fe to H W Wilson. A French army engineers report mentions a chemical fog of sulfur and lime affecting mule fields.
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Dallas
Joseph Weldon Bailey, Jr
West Texas
Decatur
Wichita Falls
Vernon
Wellington
Pampa
Amarillo
Bailey
Plainview
Lubbock
Lamesa
Big Spring
John T. Sisemore
Buchanan Street
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Judge Armstrong Voices Texas Gubernatorial Campaign Tour
Fort Worth speaker Judge George W. Armstrong will address voters at Municipal Auditorium tonight at 8 as he campaigns for Texas governor. He denounces Wall Street influence, backs a state currency system and a new constitution, and has long supported the bonus bill. He plans additional talks in Canadian Pampa Berger and Amarillo today and in Canyon Hereford Dimmit Tulsa and Plainview Monday.
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George W. Armstrong
Fort Worth
Texas
Municipal
Armstrong
Wall Street
Rain Arrives At Midnight Over Amarillo Area
Heavy rain moved into Amarillo shortly before midnight with two inches reported yesterday afternoon and last night in Texline Dalhart Channing and reached Tascosa. Light showers were seen along the Santa Fe line Hereford Pampa and across Vega to San Jon New Mexico. Partly cloudy skies with possible showers forecast by the Weather Bureau. Dirt highways were rough but passable, the Panhandle Auto Club said. The Jericho stretch on Highway 66 was worst among routes.
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Amarillo
Texline
Dalhart
Channing
Tascosa
Vega
San Jon
N. M
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Hereford
Pampa
Claude
Clarendon
Fort Worth
Denver
Panhandle
U. S. Weather Bureau
Panhandle Auto Club
Jericho
Veterans insurance bill eyed by Amarillo legion post
Hanson Post of the American Legion learned by telegram last night that the Senate passed the McLean bill. It would grant concessions to World War veterans whose government life insurance lapsed, extending premium deadlines if Hoover signs. Post adjutant Floyd Sloan estimated over 1000 former service men in Amarillo would be helped.
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American Legion
Senate
House
Hoover
Floyd Sloan
Post
Amarillo
Eades Wins 780 Dollar Verdict in District Court
A federal district court jury awarded E H Eades of Chickasha Oklahoma 780 against Dr J W Gooch owner of Shamrock Hospital. Eades sought over 3000 for architects fees claiming faulty construction. Also ongoing is the 7500 damage suit by W W Stinson of Amarillo against Union Indemnity Co for alleged injuries from 1929 at the Blackburn store project.
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E. H. Eades
Chickasha
Okla
J. W. Gooch
Shamrock Hospital
Eades
Gooch
W. W. Stinson
Union Indemnity Company
Blackburn
Stinson
Amarillo
Marian Martin Pattern Illustrated Step By Step Instructions
The advertisement describes Marian Martin pattern 9315 with tailored lines and chic details such as pointed seamings a coming collar and revers. It notes size availability decorative jacket like bodice closing and fabric options in silk or cotton with order details and catalog pricing.
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Amarillo Daily News
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New York City
Masonic Lodges Installed in Amarillo Joint Services
Officers from Amarillo Lodge No. 131 Palo Duro Lodge No. 1239 Amarillo Chapter No. 196 and Amarillo Council No. 134 were installed in a joint service at the Masonic Temple. More than 300 Masons and families attended with refreshments served after. Additional installations listed for Amarillo Lodge No. 731 Amarillo Chapter No. 186 and Amarillo Council No. 184 to be held tonight and Palo Duro Lodge No. 1289 named officers June 16.
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Masonic Temple
Palo Duro Lodge
Amarillo Masons
A. F P
A. M
James O. Gulerie
W. M
Loy Smith
Jack Younger
J. W
C. M. Tyler
Treas
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B. E Harwell
King
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Scribe
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E. O. Forecasen
M. Webb
W. R. Patterson
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M. Sherman
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Ui Kirkman
Steward
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Sentinel
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W. B. Dial
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J. G. Short
Secy
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Roy D. Harwell
F. Grady
Marchbanks Infant to Be Buried Today
W. M. Marchbanks, 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Marchbanks of 813 West Sixth Avenue, died at 4:30 yesterday after a brief illness. The body will be taken overland to Littlefield by N. B. Griggs & Sons for funeral services this afternoon. Survivors include the parents and a brother, Morrice Ray Marchbanks. The father owns the Safety First Transfer Company of Amarillo.
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W. M. Marchbanks
R. M. Marchbanks
West Sixth Avenue
Griggs & Sons
Littlefield
Morrice Ray Marchbanks
Marchbanks
Safety First Transfer Company of
Amarillo
Candidacy expense filings expand list of names
W E Blackburn Potter County clerk reports additional candidates filed expense accounts, bringing totals since Thursday to include A L Anderson H M Hefner W E Gee Howard Trigg L G Stogner C LeNeveu Morris Browning and Charles C Gibson. The deadline is Monday night with items covering ads cards newspapers and miscellaneous costs.
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Potter County
A. L. Anderson
Justice of Peace
News-Globe
H. M. Hefner
Justice Peace
W. E. Gee
108Th District Civil Court
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Fireman's Review
Brotherhood Railway Clerks Publication
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Howard Trigg
News,Globe, Booster and Plainsman
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C. LeNeveu
Morris Browning
Charles C. Gibson
Democratic Executive Committee
String Trio to Provide Music for Bible Class
A string trio will perform a special musical program for the T. Newton Hill Men's Bible Class Sunday at 9 30 AM. The class meets at the Mission Theater where Judge W. E. Gee and Dr. R. C. Snodgrass of First Christian Church will lead the lesson.
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T. Newton Hill
Mission Theater
W. E. Gee
R. C. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
Valentine The Story Thus Far
Valentine Macfarlane, a shy dreamy daughter, shares a romantic life with Millie and sea captain Jim Atkinson. Millie adores Jim and their year of idyllic happiness hides Val's looming future. Millie fears risks Val may face as life’s tides threaten the girl’s safety and happiness.
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Millie
Jim Atkinson
Val
Jim
Sailor
Miss Maris to Speak Before 4-H Club Market
Miss Ethel Zetha McInnis a home industry specialist will speak at the 4-H Club market at the City Auditorium Saturday morning on Standardizing Market Produce. She comes to Amarillo from Texas A&M College College Station. Secretary Stimson has a parrot Old Soak.
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Ethel Zetha McInnis
City Auditorium
Miss McInnis
Amarillo
Texas A. & M. College
College Station
Famous author to give radio address Sunday
Judge J H Rutherford internationally known author and head of the International Bible Students Association will speak at 8 Sunday morning. The address Can the American Government Endure will be broadcast from Texas to the Atlantic via Station WFAA Dallas The East and the Mid West receive the message as he argues relief from chaotic conditions is near and seeks to trace rising distress and fear toward deliverance.
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J. H. Rutherford
International Bible Students’ Association
Judge Rutherford
Texas
WFAA
Dallas
East
Mid-West
How To Relieve Headaches In Three Minutes
A pharmacist compounded remedy called B. C. promises relief from violent headaches in three minutes. It also claims to ease muscular aches and pains, colds, neuralgia, fever, and nervous distress without opiates. Available in 10¢ and 25¢ packages and at all druggists.
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Female farmer enrolled at Tech as summer term opens
Texas Technological College reports 1365 students for the summer term. Dean James M. Gordon notes 564 men and 801 women enrolled, with a gain of 31 from last year's first term. One woman joins the agriculture school for the summer and one man joins home economics.
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Lubbock
School of Agriculture
Texas Technological College
James M. Gordon
Rose Bowl Rate Cut Brings Rush Orders
Since Rose Bowl rate reductions, management is flooded with daily noon luncheon orders. Today’s menu features fried young chicken, potatoes on the half shelf, pressed vegetable salad ring, hot rolls, drinks, peach ice cream, and chocolate eclairs.
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Rose Bowl
Scouts Help Find Seven People Lost in Mountain Area
A camp at Scout Camp near Ruidoso New Mexico reported four women and three men missing, found about five miles from the camp after a rainy search led by scout leaders and two Indian guides. The piece notes the high altitude scenery, Old Baldy peak nearby, and the health of the scouts. It closes with a crime summary listing yearly murders in London, New York, and Chicago for 1930.
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Ruidoso
N. M
el Paso
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