Fletcher hits all new deal radical acts
In Washington on April 22 a Republican leader attacked the New Deal as radical on four fronts. Henry P. Fletcher, chairman of the Republican National Committee, urged changes in money, budget, business regulation, and private enterprise competition. Senator Capper offered a contrasting view that Americans will learn from the experiments and that some failures serve as warnings.
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Washington
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Senator Capper
Kansas
Capper
National Broadcasting Company
William Allen White
White
Norris
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Fletcher
Associated Collegiate Press
Faith and conversion in Palestine through Jordan rite
The Reverend Royall describes baptism by immersion in the Jordan at the crossing as a symbol of Christian outreach to converts. He notes that despite decades of effort, many in Palestine remain unconverted, while Arabs debate Mohammed and Christianity’s modest progress in the region. Alfred P. Sloan Jr. is cited as GM president.
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Jordan
John
Jesus Christ
Royall
Palestine
Mohammed
Asia
Europe
Frank Buck Warns on Tire Blowouts and Safety
The quote features Frank Buck asserting he would rather survive a crash than endure another blowout. He recalls a past accident when a tire failed and his car skidded, and he now advocates safer driving by choosing Goodrich Safety Silvertowns. The ad stresses Life-Saver Golden Ply and price parity with standard tires.
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Frank Buck
Goodrich Silvertowns
Goodrich Safety
Silvertowns
Putnam Content to Wait for Earhart Despite Setbacks
George Palmer Putnam said he is willing to wait for Amelia Earhart as she pursues new flying records. He expressed faith in her abilities and noted occasional worry, while Earhart hinted at a possible non stop flight to New York if conditions allow. Putnam recalled a recent forced landing as a prudent safeguard.
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Clark G. Lef
Associated Press
Mexico
D. F
George Palmer Putnam
Amelia Earhart
Putnam
Miss Earhart
New York
Nepala
Hidalgo
Burbank
Calif
Old Fashioned Tradeoffs Spotlight In War and Industry
The column argues for traditional economic prudence, citing the Baltimore Chevrolet plant as a model of cost efficiency and consumer price moderation. It reflects on war’s grim lessons, European history, and British crime cases while asserting intelligence drives progress and public policy.
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Chevrolet
Baltimore
General Motors
Paramount's Anniversary Week Showcases Star Turnouts
The column reviews current Paramount offerings led by After Office Hours with Clark Gable and The Wedding Night starring Anna Sten. It praises the witty dialogue and strong performances, notes March of Time as a top feature, and highlights The County Chairman at Mission with Will Rogers. It also lauds Colleen Moore in The Scarlet Letter at Texas and praises other cast work and production values.
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Clark Geoie
FAIR
Anna Sten
Gary Croper
Will Bowers
Texas
Colleen Moore
Kama
Rialto
Janet Gaynor
Warner Waster
Deine
Tourtet
Rex
Pred Astaire
Ginger Rowere
Filmusical
Roseland
Johnny Floyd
The
Orchestra
Dale Mullines
Clark Gable
Constance Bennett
Billie Burke
Cary Cooper
Ralph Bellamy
Helen Vinson
Cooper
Miss Sten
Samuel Goldwyn
Ronald Colman
Will Rogers
America
Evelyn Venable
Kent ‘Taylor
Taylor
Hester Prynne
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Miss Moore
Hardie Albright
Henry B. Walthall
Funeral set for Betty Lynn Cornelius at Griggs Chapel
Funeral services for Betty Lynn Cornelius 14 will be held at 4 p m today at Griggs Funeral Chapel. Dr G L Yates and Rev E B Fincher will officiate. Burial follows at Liano Cemetery. Survived by parents three brothers two sisters and other relatives. Betty was a Baptist Church member. Mr Cornelius works for Santa Fe.
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Betty Lynn Cornelius
Adams Street
Griggs
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
E B. Fincher
Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church
Liano Cemetery
H. E. Maxfield
Homer Lloyd
Henry Tyler Ben Johnson
Compromise Bonus Bill Faces Senate Finance Attack
Washington reports the Senate finance committee received a hostile stance from the National Economy League led by Henry H Curran against the Harrison compromise bonus bill. Curran calls it a 10 percent compromise and 90 percent surrender, arguing the plan to issue negotiable bonds would cost far less than the Patman cash bill already passed by the House.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
National Economy League
League
Henry H Curran
Harrison
Mississippi
White House
Patman
House
Plans Inquiry In Eccles Row By Senator Couzens
Senator Couzens announces plans to seek an inquiry into unpublished complaints against Marriner Eccles, nominee for the Federal Reserve Board, amid Senate banking subcommittee hearings on the omnibus banking bill. Gass supports probing the accusations though they have not been disclosed.
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D. Harold Oliver Washington
Couzens
Republcan
Michiigan
Gass Democrat
Virginia
Senate
Marriner
Eccles
Utah
Federal Reserve Board
Gass
Reserve Board
Glass
FDR backs plan for new army air bases on frontiers
Rep Wilcox of Florida says he has reasonable assurance the President will approve a bill to authorize construction of a series of large army air bases across the Atlantic northeast and Caribbean, Pacific northwest, Alaska, Rockies, and southeastern states with War Department backing.
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House
Wilcox
Florida
White House
War Department
House Military Committee
Atlantic Northeast
Atlantic Southeast
Caribbean
Pacific Northwest
Alaska
Rocky Mountain Region
Babson forecasts rising costs threaten Democrats in 1986
Babson explains costs are climbing, potentially harming the Democratic party's support in the 1986 elections. He notes a contrasting benefit in a large sum, described as 4AA million dollars, though details remain unclear.
Gas Resources To Be Demos Topic In Panhandle Debate
Amarillo Young Democrats will hold a 6 pm session at the Herring Hotel mezzanine to debate gas resources regulation in the Panhandle. Speakers include Riley Strickland for landowners, B M Britain for conservation, and Beaumont Stinnett plus W W Sherrill for public view. Senator Clint Small’s yes bill will be read and analyzed. A letter from Rep. B L Rogers will be read for information on special issues. Canyon delegates will attend as special guests.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Tom Seay
Clint Small
Texas
B. L. Rogers
Farnsworth
Seay
Herring Hotel
Canyon
Riley Strickland
B. M. Britain, Conservation Association
Beaumont Stinnett
W. W. Sherrill
Civil Appeals Proceedings in Seventh District Court
Proceedings before the Court of Civil Appeals for the Seventh District at Amarillo show motions submitted on April 20 1935 and opinions issued April 22 1935. Cases include Howell vs Rosser rehearing and Ford Motor Co vs Whitt rehearing. Some appeals affirmed in part reversed and rendered in part with others reversed and remanded.
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Court of Civil Appeals
Seventh District
Amarillo
J. W. Howell
L. L. Rosser
C. E. Cook
Wilbarger Lumber Company
Ford Motor Company
A. F Whitt
M. B. Armstrong
Skelly Oil Company
Legion Moves to Probe Reds at Louisville
The American Legion moved to investigate alleged radical activities at the University of Louisville and Louisville public schools after a clash between dissenters and conservatives at the Southern Division conference of the American Youth Congress. Colonel Henry J. Stites led the Legion committee and said students plotted to pack sessions with supporters to influence the meetings.
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Louisville
American Youth Congress
American Legion
University of Louisville
The
Legion
Henry J. Stites
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment Ad
Cooling and soothing Blue Star Ointment melts on the skin and delivers medicines into pores to treat itch rash eczema and other skin conditions. Money back if the first jar fails.
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Sloan
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Amarillo Transfer & Storage Co
Pete DeShong
Potter
Alex Schneider, Jr
A. McClory
Gray
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Polk St
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