Hearing Tests to Begin Soon in Amarillo Texas
Examinations of Amarillo residents for hearing issues will start shortly. The health survey, led by Dr Palmore Currie, will provide data on mottled enamel and defective hearing and will coordinate with visiting officials from the United States Public Health Service. Dental exams have begun. hearings will be added when the two officials arrive. Residents are reported to be cooperative and courteous to enumerators.
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Palmore Currie
Amarillo
W. C. Beasley
Detroit
United States Public Health Service
M. B. Gardner
Dr. Currie
Drunken night at the bar tests at the police booth
Tests show officers Offcut and Svec linked to a bar scene where a sergeant serves 90 proof Bourbon to drivers Sergt Roth joins in. Dork leaves for downtown to pay bills after ten shots. Drunk detection telebinoculars record subjects identifying numbers letters animals and color dots to judge police work fitness.
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Frank Svec
David
Offcutt
Sergt. Roth
Police Department
Dork
Offcut
Svee
Davis
Zoning Change Requested on Maple Street Edgefield Addition
Dr. Guy Owens asks the city to rezone property between Fillmore and Taylor Streets on Maple Street in Edgefield addition to permit business construction. A public hearing will be held to consider the request.
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Guy Owens
Fillmore
Taylor Streets
Maple Street
Edgefield Addition
Gly-Cas hailed by Amarillo couple as best health aid
A local Amarillo man J H Francis and his wife credit Gly-Cas with curing rheumatism kidney trouble and abdominal distress. They report improved appetite weight sleep and energy after using Gly-Cas from Fox Drug Co No 3 Oliver Eakle Building Amarillo. Gly-Cas priced at $1 per box or 6 for $5 with mail order notes.
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J. H. Francis
Arthur Street
Amarillo
The
Fox Drug Co
Oliver Eakle
Mr. Francis
Fox Drug Co. No
Rose Marie to Open at Paramount With Eddy and MacDonald
Rose Marie, famous musical comedy, opens at Paramount Theater tomorrow with MacDonald in the lead and Nelson Eddy and Jeannette in supporting roles. The show features a Royal Canadian Mounted Policeman in a prominent part. A second feature, The Fighting Marines, screens at the Fair Theater for Sunday only, with Florence Rice Billy Burrud and Charles Bickford among the cast in the pictured sequence. Esther Ralston leads in Forced Landing, a mystery picture, showing at a midnight matinee at the Texas tomorrow.
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Rose Marie
Paramount Theater
MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
Jeannette
Royal Canadian Mounted Policeman
Center
Fighting Marines
Fair Theater
Florence Rice
Billy Burrud
Charles Bickford
Esther Ralston
Texas Tomorrow
Calles Defends Record at Workers Meeting in Mexico
General Plutarco Elias Calles, in his 59th year, declared he has done nothing to blame for Mexico’s strikes and class tensions while recounting a rise from peon to powerful ruler. The report notes Calles’ pivotal influence on Mexico’s presidents and his exile by the Mexican government. US officials said unless Calles’ papers are in order there should be no trouble with entry, as Mexican citizens do not require formal passports to visit the United States.
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Calles
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
Alvaro Obregon
Emilio Portes Gil
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Abelardo Rodriguez
Cardenas
U. 8
Washington
State Department
Plutarco Elias Calles
United States
Los Angeles
Hunger marchers face an unresolved relief choice
Marchers Hopkins and Williams after talks with WPA advisers, district officials and the attorney general’s office say the anti-convention spending restriction binds. Congressmen and others provide food and shelter for the night as the hunger issue remains unsolved. Lasser plans a hearing before the House appropriations committee on Roosevelt’s $1.5 billion relief plan and the Alliance’s demand for at least $6 billion for WPA next year with prevailing wages. Delegates from forty states will press for direct relief plus WPA continuation. Morning glories and potatoes noted as kin.
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Hopkins
Williams
WPA
Attorney General's Office
Lasser
House Appropriations Committee
Roosevelt
Alliance
Congress
Political fronts feature party disputes and reform pledges
A Harper Sibley claim that business is the political whipping boy reflects ongoing party tensions. Daniel W. Hoan, Milwaukee's Socialist mayor, vows to press good government after two decades in office. California Townsend groups clash over Democratic delegates while Republicans argue over primary states. The National Prohibition party weighs three presidential possibilities as Labor's Nonpartisan League pushes for Roosevelt reelection.
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Harper Sibley
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Daniel W. Hoan
Milwaukee
California
National Prohibition Party
Labor
Nonpartisan League
Roosevelt
Ten Commandments for BU coeds issued in Boston
Boston University dean Lucy Jenkins Franklin proclaims ten commandments for coeds. They advise against being escorted by strangers, public drinking, sitting out dances in cars, dating unconventionally, casual slang, patting or nudging while speaking, indiscreet affection, going to a man’s apartment alone, and powdering either on the street.
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Boston
Lucy Jenkins Franklin
Boston University
City approves two ordinances on street and alley closures
The city commission passed two ordinances. One vacates part of McMasters Street for a paving project benefiting nearby property owners. The other closes an alley through the center of Amarillo College site, which was never opened to traffic.
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McMasters Street
Amarillo College
City Commission
Texas Mayors Fight Holding Company Bill
Washington April 10 witness George Brown told the Senate Lobby Committee that 48 Texas municipalities wired Congress against the utilities holding company bill after being approached by Texas Power and Light representatives. Brown said the Texas company is a subsidiary of Electric Bond and Share. He noted most officials believed they had not paid for the wires though they suspected the power company had.
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Washington
Texas
Congress
Texas Power and Light Company
Senate Lobby Committee
George Brown
Texas Company
Electric Bond and Share Company
Brown
Veiled in Mystery Fan Dancer Appears for Photograph
San Francisco editor, worried photographer vanished for over an hour, then two cameramen and a reporter all resurfaced. Nanette Carman, chosen to represent San Francisco at a fan dancers convention in San Diego, posed in a veil after forgetting her fans.
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San Francisco
U.P
Nanette Carman
San Diego
Nanette
Dobie speaks on Range Traditions amid museum plan vote
University of Texas historian Dobie, jailed briefly over a disputed traffic fine, discusses safety article and his remarks. The Texas Historical Society votes to spend a $25,000 Centennial appropriation to improve the museum building, with officers to be elected and architects to review plans. Dobie to visit the Canadian River and Old Tascosa with Studer and Sheffy.
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Texas
Dobie
School of History
University of Texas
Austin
Cousins Hall
The
Historical Society
W. H. Patrick
Clarendon
H. E. Hoover
Canadian
Olin Hinkle
Pampa
Col
R. P. Smythe
Plainview
Tom Dobie
Amarillo
Horace M. Russell
J. A. Hill
L. FP. Sheffy
Canadian River
Old Tascosa
Floyd Studer
Knox Emerges as Republican Critic of Roosevelt Policies
Frank Knox, Chicago publisher, wins a role as issue defender for his party. He may become the Republican nominee and will likely campaign against the New Deal nationwide. An energetic speaker and former Rough Rider lieutenant colonel, he rose from cub reporter to publisher of a major Chicago paper.
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Frank Knox
Chicago
T. R
Rough Riders
Dawkins On Vacation In Dalworth Park
O W Dawkins a Post Office employee is spending his vacation visiting in Dalworth Park. He is accompanied by his wife and sister. Dawkins is commander of John B Golding Post Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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O. W. Dawkins
Post Office
Dalworth Park
Mr. Dawkins
John B. Golding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hopkins says relief funds won't be used for canal or tide project
Washington April 10 Members of the House Appropriations Committee said they received assurance from Harry L Hopkins that the 1.5 billion dollar relief appropriation would not finance the Florida ship canal nor the Passamaquoddy tide-harnessing project in Maine. Hopkins testified before a subcommittee during a hearing on Roosevelt's request and has finished his remarks, which will be released officially once the committee reports the relief bill.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Harry L. Hopkins
Florida Ship Canal
Passamaquoddy
Maine
Roosevelt
House
City to Pay Half Salaries of Relief Supervisors
City officials agreed to cover half the salaries of two relief supervisors this morning. The Potter County Relief Association requested the aid, and the county is understood to match the contribution, providing the other half of the salaries.
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Potter County Relief Association
California ministers seek reforms at regional meeting
Church leaders from over 400 California congregations prepare to discuss planned changes at a Los Angeles meeting next Thursday. Dr Ward noted the ministerial association’s concern that state laws allowing a duck to be ordained undermine society.
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Tors of Divinity
Ministers of the Gospel
California
Los Angeles
Ward
Ministerial Association
Association seeks change in laws to curb church operations
Dr A L Di Ghillni said the association aims to change laws rather than prosecute church organizations possibly operating outside the true spirit of the law. He emphasized reform over criminal action by the association.
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A. L. di Ghillni
Association
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Fort Worth
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PWA
Travis Shaw
W. T
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Chevrolet
Amarillo Used Car CO
Pat Smith
B. & M. Cleanera
V& Tudor
Pontiac
Barringer Auto Park
Seventh & North Fillmore
C. W. East
Mathes Tire
Haa Laree Supply
Pao
Jack Johnson
Buchanan
Puaenee
Oes
Bell
Forde
Ferris & Elmer
North Fillmore
WR. Stanfield
Leonaries, Service
H. D
Harley Davidson Motorcycle Co
Bir
West Tenth
Western Ave
Louisiana
Twaddell
Business Property
Texas Mayors Fight Holding Company
BILL
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Lioyd Snyder
Associated Press
Dawkins
VFW
Texas Club
Paris
Rex
Phantom Empire
Gene Coy
Roseland
Sion
Globe
Nysaland Cpt ! Koh
the Club Beverly Orchestre
Bereen
Fen Bickford Lorence
Burrud
Adolph Zukor
Larry
Buster” Crabbe
Robert Cummings
Marsha Hunt
Tom Keene
Paramount
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Quiramourt
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Phil Phillips
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