Kennedy Heads Roosevelt Commission To Regulate Exchanges
Joseph Kennedy a New York financier was named chair of the Federal Commission to regulate stock exchanges. Roosevelt tapped three other members, James M. Landis George C. Matthews and Robert Healey. The fifth choice was Ferdinand Pecora or Frank Shaughnessy. Kennedy, a Harvard alumnus who chose banking over baseball, was drafted by the White House.
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James M. Landis
George C. Matthews
Federal Trade Commission
Robert Healey
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Ferdinand Pecora
Senate
Frank Shaughnessy
San Francisco
Pioneer West Texan Claimed by Death
Ed Lisenby 63 a Spur Texas pioneer farmer and ranchman died in a Lubbock sanitarium after weeks of illness. For 40 years he led ranching in Childress Matador and nearby West Texas towns and 25 years with Spur business. Funeral services were held later that day with burial in Spur Cemetery. He is survived by his widow and 10 children.
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Tex
Ed Lisenby
Lubbock
Childress
Matador
West Texas
Last Tribute Paid to Alanreed Man
Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church in Alanreed for Hugh Gwill age 57 who died yesterday after a lingering illness. Paralysis of the throat muscles was the reported cause. Rev. Vernon N. Henderson of Alanreed led the service. Interment followed at Hedley.
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Alanreed
Hugh Gwill
Vernon N. Henderson
Hedley
Connally and Daniels to Inspect Rio Grande Valley Projects
Senator Tom Connally announced that he and Ambassador Josephus Daniels will inspect irrigation and water diversion projects in the Rio Grande Valley next week. Daniels telegrammed from Raleigh, North Carolina, saying he would meet Connally in San Antonio on Sunday.
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Tom Connally
Josephus Daniels
Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
Daniels
Raleigh
N. C
San Antonio
A Frill Is Feminine Pattern 9064 For Summer Frock
Pattern 9064 from Marian Martin offers a feminine summer frock with a frill at the neck and simple skirt. Sizes 14 through 42 available. size 16 needs 4 yards 36 inch fabric. Send 15 cents per pattern plus optional pattern book at 25 cents. orders to The Amarillo Daily News Pattern Department, 932 W 12th St New York NY.
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Amarillo Daily News
Iath St
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N. Y
Prominent Woman Supports Bailey Campaign Efforts
Mrs. Jos W Bailey Jr wife of Congressman Bailey travels with him for his United States Senate bid and plans to place their son in a Kerrville camp while he continues campaigning. Fellow Texas supporter Mrs W W Turner of Webster notes Connally criticisms miss the broader 1928 1934 contrast and cites extensive 1928 congressional legislation as proof Bailey activity mattered.
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Jos. W. Bailey, Jr
Bailey
United States Senate
Joe
Kerrville
Congress
Texas
W. W. Turner
Webster
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Turner
Connally
Washington
Mayfield
Antifaction Seeks Reform Of Nazi Rule In Germany
Berlin June 2 The conservative vice chancellor Franz Von Papen says reform of the government rather than seizure is his aim amid rumors of a rightist putsch. Reichschole calls for removing inefficient subleaders while free assembly remains absent and Hitler’s grip persists. Von Papen’s aide Edgar Jung remains under arrest as talks continue.
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Germany
Franz von Papen
Hitler
von Papen
Reichschole
Stormers
Storm
Edgar Jung
World's oldest man admits time is master and dies
Zara Agha of Istanbul died at 164 claimed years after a long life that defied doctors and even monkey gland theories. He aged with pride, recalling milestones as he lay near death.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Zara Agha
Tam
Roosevelt authorizes un codified service trades to join NRA rules
President Roosevelt issues an executive order to admit about 55 un codified service trades to agreements with the NRA to display the Blue Eagle. Hugh S. Johnson announces local code committees will cooperate with the program, while suspending most existing service codes except child labor wages hours and collective bargaining. Industries already codified include laundry advertising display installation shoe repair cleaning and dyeing barber bowling and billiards and motor vehicle storage. Uncodified trades affected include beauty shops linen supply automotive maintenance garages apartment houses tourist lodges motor courts rug cleaning and travel agencies.
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Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
Creaton
NRA
Retell Automotive Mainetenance
Health officer warns against picnic water in Dallas
County Health Officer Horace Duncan warned picnickers about polluted water sources amid heat. He urged travelers to bring their own water and warned against children swimming in stagnant pools described as infection risks.
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Dallas
U.P
Horace &. Duncan
Duncan
Popularity Begins at Breakfast with Shredded Wheat
An ad extols Shredded Wheat as a nourishing whole wheat cereal. It claims the cereal provides energy from carbohydrates, tissue-building proteins, minerals, vitamins, and fiber to aid regularity and immunity, urging daily use with milk and fruit.
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