Auto Makers Leave U S C C
The Automobile Manufacturers Association resigns from the Chamber of Commerce of the United States over disagreement on Federal interstate transport regulation. Negotiations aim to heal the split before the chamber's convention as auto industry members maintain some ties. Franz Joseph Forester, 64, pioneer Swiss Alp resident, is buried at Philadelphia Lutheran Cemetery near Lagrange Texas.
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Pioneer
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Swiss Alp
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Philadelphia Lutheran Cemetery
Los Angeles Plans Free 200000 Clocks Over 60 Cycle Change
Los Angeles will switch to 60 cycle electric power from Boulder dam in July and will distribute 200000 clocks for free to offset all clocks running 12 minutes fast per hour. Depots will exchange old clocks and assess other equipment needs, with mayoral officials estimating multi million dollar adjustments for private devices.
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Los Angeles
Boulder Dam
Water and Power Commissioners
Alfred Lushing
Panhandle Folk Festival set for May 8 in Municipal Auditorium
Panhandle folk festival schedule announced for May 8 at Municipal Auditorium. Margaret K Woodruff, director, notes J E Brown of Plainview will provide material from Our Yesteryears in Texas. Ballads of the range and pioneer features planned.
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Municipal Auditorium
Margaret K. Woodruff
J. E. Brown
Plainview
Warren Returns to Duty After Flu Strike
Harry Warren of the city's engineering and building department returns to work after a week of illness. He notes the flu season has been tough and that building activity this season shows more life than the last.
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Harry Warren
Roy
Amarillo Annen Rosa Fortuny Named in Social Workers Who's Who
Rosa Maria Fortuny of Amarillo appears in the 1936 American Association of Social Workers Who's Who, recognizing roughly 9,500 social workers in the US and Canada. Fortuny, executive secretary of the Catholic Welfare Bureau in Amarillo, is among those listed with advanced degrees and a physician among the ranks.
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of Social Work
New York
Rosa Maria Fortuny
East Tenth Avenue
Amarillo
American Association of Social Workers
Miss Fortuny
Catholic Welfare Bureau
Canada
Gooch to appeal for mercy after Lindbergh case ruling
McAlester Okla April 14 attorney for Arthur Gooch said an immediate appeal would be made to President Roosevelt seeking commutation of the death sentence to life imprisonment. Gooch on death row after U S Supreme Court refused review of his conviction for kidnapping two policemen at Paris Texas during the arrest of him and Ambrose Nix. The officers were released in Oklahoma. Gooch complained they were making a goat out of me.
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Okla
U.P
W. F. Rampendahl
Arthur Gooch
Roosevelt
Gooch
McAlester Penitentiary
U. S. Supreme Court
R. M. Baker
H. R. Marks
Ambrose Nix
Paris
Tex
Oklahoma
Applications for age money pour in here
Applications for old age assistance arrive at 15 to 20 daily in J. B. Fischer's Amarillo district offices. He oversees the north 20 Panhandle counties in the Oliver-Eakle building. An estimated 4,000 to 5,000 applications have been filed from this district. Orville Carpenter, chairman of the Texas Old Age Assistance Commission, visited Amarillo yesterday and leaves for Plainview today. First pension payments are scheduled for July.
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J. 8. Fischer
Oliver-Eakle
Mr. Fischer
Panhandle
Orville Carpenter
Texas Old Age Assistance Commission
Amarillo
Plainview
Eels and Attorneys Mentioned in Unclear Context
The passage references harming officers and releasing them when reached by authorities while noting attorneys acting as father figures in a legal case. It also notes British scientists planning tests on using electric current to influence eel migrations to the sea.
Panhandle API to host erosion film program in Pampa
The Panhandle chapter of the American Petroleum Institute meets Tuesday night in the City Auditorium Pampa at 8. E M Converse vice president Dearborn Chemical Company Chicago presents a moving picture paper on erosion of pipelines and steel linked to electrolysis and chemical reactions. Other educational items follow.
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Panhandle
American Petroleum Institute
City
Pampa
E. M. Converse
Dearborn Chemical Company of
Chicago
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