Power policy clashes and Roosevelts reform stance
The article surveys Roosevelt advisers favoring regulation over death penalties for holding companies, notes potential 1942 reprieve plans, and discusses power rate cuts and court politics. It also covers St Lawrence waterway talks with Canada, Norris electoral reform plans, constitutional amendment hurdles, and global war concerns with Japan and Europe.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Congress
Tom Toms
Warren Harding
Legal Argument Against Holding Company Provisions
A lawyer warns that the act’s penalties on unregistered holding companies threaten fundamental rights by barring access to mails and interstate commerce facilities. The piece questions whether such access is a privilege Congress may withhold or a protected right, noting grave liberty concerns.
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New York
Inkpot
NRA
Legal
Senate
Congress
Securities Exchange Commission
Supreme Court
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Black named secretary treasurer of Texas Production Credit Assn
Panhandle stockmen applaud the selection of T. H. Black of Higgins Lipscomb County as secretary treasurer of the Texas Production Credit Association at San Angelo. Black, a lifelong cattleman and local banker, brings deep Panhandle ties and cattle loan expertise to the post, promising cheaper financing for West Texas stockmen.
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Panhandle
T. H. Black
Higgins
Lipscomb County
Texas Production Credit Association of
San Angelo
Black
Colorado River
Austin
Burnet County
8 Bar T
Tucumcari
Wichita
Kas
First National Bank of Wichita
First National Bank of Higgins
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Wichita
New Mexico
Texas Production Credit Association
Texas
Federal expense and income projections for 1935
The daily treasury statement shows budget receipts and expenditures for the 1935 fiscal year with estimates and actuals reviewed by the National Industrial Conference Board. It notes variances in income tax, other internal revenue, and total outlays, plus the reported deficit for the year.
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Treasury
National Industrial Conference Board
Internal Revenue
United States
Congress
Roosevelt
AAA
Heartburn and Gastritis Health Note
Guidance on preventing heartburn through diet and eating habits. Avoid heavy meals and bad combinations, eat simple meals, limit spices, and consider short liquid diets during flare ups. Also includes a reader question on lung care with daily outdoors routines and posture to build stronger lungs.
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Bill C
Song
Seound
Hay Fever and Face Powder Question Answer
Miss B C asks why face powder triggers hay fever. Answer suggests sensitivity to arnica root in powder causing attacks. For treatment ideas, write to the newspaper office and request the new article with self addressed envelope and 10 cents.
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B.C
Court of Criminal Appeals Affirms and Reverses Various Defendants
Proceedings list multiple outcomes including affirmations reinstated judgments reversed remanded and dismissals. Names include Cap Taylor B L Putnam Robert Menefee L A McCoy N T Nelson J W Howell Chester Bell John Franks M P Price Monroe Kiel Ward Waldrop Hugh McCann N O Cecil R W Morrow Sol Sessums C B Bland Vance Womack Arthur Hays among others from numerous Texas counties.
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Delta
Ex Parte
B. L. Putnam
Shelby
Robert Menefee
Nacogdoches
W. E. Lucas
Wilbarger
Earl Leverich
Pecos
Bryan Weaver
Taylor
Hooper Willis
Denton
Jesse Sloan
Collingsworth
Roscoe Conklin
Haskell
Pierson Cantrell
Wood
James Coburn Langley
Panola
L. A. McCoy
Lee
N. T
R. W. Morrow
Hunt
Sol Sessums
Hill
John Carr
Cochran
C. B. Bland
Cottle
Vance Womack
Burnet
Arthur Hays
Dance Friday Night at Palo Duro CCC Camp
The second dance of the month at Palo Duro CCC Camp is Friday night. Transportation facilities have been increased for ladies coming from Canyon or Amarillo. CCC trucks will stop at the Library Building in Amarillo and The Buffalo in Canyon before the dance.
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Palo Duro
CCC
Canyon
Amarillo
Amarilo
Senate votes ban on eagle killing action
The Senate approved a bill imposing a $100 fine or six months in jail for shooting transporting or possessing a bald eagle. The bald eagle appears on the U S seal coins and stamps. The report also notes the Gobi Desert expanding into northern China and increasing aridity.
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Senate
Washington
Berlin Returns to Broadway After Hollywood Grind
New Yorker at Large James B. Reston notes Irving Berlin’s seven months in Hollywood have rekindled his work ethic yet robbed him of sleep. Berlin haunts Lindy’s and theaters at night, lives with little rest, and chats for hours about Jerome Kern and Top Hat. British writer Richard Aldington, visiting New York after a taxi accident, plans a New England summer, while finishing Life Quest and a D. H. Lawrence project.
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New York
Irving Berlin
Broadway
Hollywood
Lindy’s
Berlin
Jerome Kern
Jerry
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Mark Sandrich
Alexander
Richard Aldington
Austria
Aldington
America
Uncle Sam
New England
West Indies
D. H. Lawrence
Fire damages Denton cheese plant and milk plant
Fire at the Denton Dairy Products Company nearly destroyed its cheese plant and damaged the milk plant on June 26. No injuries reported as crews fought the blaze and secured the site.
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Denton
Denton Dairy Products Company
Two Miss Dix columns on dating and curfews
Dorothy Dix advises that first loves may mislead and warns that comparing partners helps choose a lasting spouse. A mother asks about curfews for daughters and Dix says midnight is generous and two thirty is excessive, urging rules that protect their sleep and future suitors.
Honeymoon Wife and the Muddled Dance of a Cursed Estate
Peter Derek Craig must stay unmarried until age 28 to keep his eccentric uncle’s estate from passing to his cousin. Derek returns, confronts Peter at a dance about the arranged marriage to Mavis Culver, and the two men face each other amid public scrutiny as De Mara mingles nearby.
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Derek
Bellaire
Peter Craig
Peter
Mavis Culver
Mavis
Anne
de Mara
Tommy
Lo de Mara
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