Relief politics strain ties in Washington power bid
Washington reports a rift over relief legislation splits longtime allies Speaker Garner and Republican Leader Snell after Garner sought a conference committee domination tactic. Hoover's stance shifts Senate votes while Progressives resist coalition aims delaying adjournment amid labor support and rifts on R F C lending.
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Washington
Garner
Snell
Senate
Rainey
Fox
Congress
Bankers Brace for Storms as Small-City Failures Rise
The article notes bankers fear storms despite optimism about Reconstruction Finance Corporation. It cites recent small-bank failures in Chicago and Los Angeles, linked to over optimism, hoarding concerns, and local issues. It mentions Fed rate cuts as publicity and highlights improved safety ratios nationally. It also covers doubts about Germany paying private debts and Wiggin’s European trip prospects.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
New York Bank
New York
Albert Wiggin
Europe
Germany
A Brave Martyrdom
Twenty patients with Brights disease volunteer for terminal medical experiments at the University of Chicago under the Lasker Foundation. They accept certain death for possible future cures, hoping their suffering will aid humanity despite slim personal benefit.
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Bright
University of Chicago
Lasker Foundation For Medical Research
Roosevelt Forces Spark Contention Over Two-Thirds Rule
The Roosevelt camp clashes with the two thirds rule at the convention calling it undemocratic. It argues for change in an off year, while critics say the fight is bad politics hurting Roosevelts presidential bid and branding him a poor sport amid Chicago nomination drama.
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Roosevelt
New York
Chicago
New York Letter What Became of Crooners
In a New York letter dated June 30 radio crooners are traced as they shift from radio fame to film roles and other media. Crosby pursues movie work in Hollywood while Columbo leads a cafe orchestra near New York. Rudy Vallee remains active, and Little Jack Little returns to morning radio. The piece also notes fashion and stage trends around Hoover era presidential satire and Broadway clothing for The Phantom President.
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New York
Bing Crosby
Columbo
Crosby
Hollywood
Merrick Road
the Waldorf
Styles
Herbert Hoover
Broadway
William Gaxton
Palm Beach
George M. Cohan
Buck Rogers 2431 A. D. B. Phillip Nowlan and Richard Calkins
Buck Rogers created by Philip Francis Nowlan and originally titled Armageddon 2419 A. D. became a leading science fiction comic strip. The duo credited includes Nowlan and Calkins with development of the iconic character and universe.
Treatment of Backache and Related Ailments
General rules for backache relief include rest until acute symptoms subside heat application such as diathermy or hot baths and fixation with braces or tapes. If spinal lesions exist skilled manipulations by Osteopaths or Chiropractors help restore normal function and address underlying organ issues like bladder or pelvic disorders. For prolapsed organs abdominal strengthening and slanting-board exercises aid recovery while sacroiliac strain requires adjustments by osteopathic or chiropractic care with heat and the CLEANSING DIET aiding inflammation absorption.
We Dumped Sauerkraut Juice For A Ten Cent Glass
ABE MARTIN notes a massive sauerkraut juice waste totaling 957 491 706 gallons before discovering its market value. He urges modesty in national progress and cautions against boastfulness, linking waste to prudent economics.
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John F. Dille
Questions and Answers on Fatigue and Pituitary Gland
An article explains that persistent fatigue after sleep or rest signals possible illness and warrants investigation, noting risks of chronic fatigue. It also describes the pituitary gland as two lobes with distinct roles, indicating diagnosis relies on symptoms and that excess secretions can cause various health issues.
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Benjamin H
Grammar test with five questions and answers
1. Say live in our neighborhood. 2. Pronounce a ba twar with first two a's as in ask and final as in ah, stressing the last syllable. 3. Aberration. 4. Means as remotely as possible as in diametrically opposed. 5. Implacable.
Sand and Gravel Gift Aids Panhandle Museum Fund
The Panhandle Plains Historical Society building fund received a $75 donation of sand and gravel from Western Sand and Gravel Company of Amarillo. The gift was arranged by company president S. F. Sullenberger, reflecting local interest in Panhandle history. L. F. Sheffy, campaign head, expects more material contributions once the building is assured.
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News Canyon
Panhandle Plains
Anterior Lobe Drives Growth While Posterior Regulates Metabolism
The text notes that hands feet and lower jaw increase in size producing gigantism. It states the frontal lobe mostly influences body growth while the posterior lobe controls the rate of body metabolism.
Can Dorothy Dix Unlatch Faith in Unstable Husbands
Advice column offers Dorothy Dix's blunt counsel to a middle aged wife desiring divorce. She argues faith rarely returns, urges endurance if husband is decently treated, and warns divorce often harms the wife more than the husband.
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Miss DIX
A. M
Dorothy DIX
Civil Appeals Proceedings at Amarillo Court
The Court of Civil Appeals Seventh District in Amarillo granted a motion for panhandle construction Co versus L H Plain for cer tiorari affirmed Frick-Reid Supply Corp versus J F Meers from Gray reversed and remanded J H White et ux versus A A Hutton from Lamb submitted for decision.
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Court of Civil Appeals
Seventh District
Amarillo
Panhandle Construction Co. Et al
L. H. Plain
Frick-Reid Supply Corporation
J. F. Meers
Et Ax
Gray
West Audit Company
Yoakum County
Yoakum
J. H. White
Et Ux
A. A. Hutton
Lamb
Panhandle Construction Co
Professor Stocking sails for Germany with family
Clarendon June 29. Collis J Stocking professor of economics at New York University sails for Europe with Mrs Stocking to study in Germany. He is the son of Mr Sarah M Stocking of Clarendon and will return to the United States on September 1.
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Clarendon
Collis J Stocking
New York University
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