Plea for cooperative alliance to cure unemployment
James R. Barickett reports Harper Sibley, president of the Chamber, urges business government partnership to fight joblessness. John Manville’s Lewis H. Brown warns against planned economy and government overreach while urging confidence and postponement of reforms until full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Brackett
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Harper Sibley
Lewis H. Brown
Johns Manville Corp
Red Cross Set to Convene Chicago Convention in May
The American Red Cross will hold its annual convention in Chicago from May 11 to 14, with expected attendance near 2,500. Potter County chapter chairman H. G. Hamrick notes heavy disaster relief demand and highway first aid programs boosting interest. Mrs. Arthur Ball will serve as Potter County delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Chicago
H. G. Hamrick
Potter County
Red Cross
Hamrick
Arthur Ball
Raymond O'Bryan Takes First Solo Cornet Note
Raymond O'Bryan son of Mr and Mrs Roy O'Bryan 713 West Sixteenth Street is a member of the Schreiner band and plays first solo cornet in a local band program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond O'Bryan
Roy O'Bryan
West Sixteenth Street
Esther Beeman
Houston
George M. Waddill
Tayior Street
Borah Poised to Shape Republican Battle for 1932
Senator William E Borah of Idaho looms large in 1932 politics as a possible Republican presidential nominee. His actions in state primaries and plans for a convention speaking tour promise continued impact on party strategy and fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
William E. Borah
Idaho
Borah
Candid Reporter Listens In A Chinese Cafe
A Candid Reporter describes an afternoon at a Chinese cafe where he overhears a kitchen dialogue in Chinese and faces the mystery of private talk. He struggles to understand either language, suspects talk about him, and is teased by staff as he returns to his coffee and doughnuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jey
Garcia
Andrew Rowan
Gartia
Paramount Theater
John Boles
Greenville
Texas
Leutenant
Barbara Stanwyck
Wallace Beery
Stuart Erwin
Screen Funniman
Rialto Theater
Franchot Tone
Madge Evans
Tone
Ganesters
Miss Evans
C B Roberts New Director In Sears Firm
Charles B Roberts of Dallas was elected to Sears Roebuck board. A longtime Sears executive, he began as an adjustment clerk, became general superintendent in 1926, directed the Southwest store opening in Dallas in 1928, and has served as retail zone officer since 1935. The board met in New York Monday with all other directors reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Roebuck
Charles B. Roberta
Dallas
Southwestern
Roberts
Sears
Southwest
New York
Schreiner Institute Band Wins First at Battle of Flowers
The Schreiner Institute Band took first place in the band contest at the Battle of Flowers in San Antonio. Freshman student Mr. O'Bryan plays first solo cornet in the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schreiner Institute
Battle of Flowers
San Antonio
Mr. O'Bryan
Institute
Struck by Auto Claims Houston Boy on Honor Roll
Arthur O Neal fourteen year old junior high student died in a Houston hospital after a car struck him while crossing a street. He was running home with airplane model blueprints he had purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolson
al Jolson
Ruby Keeler
al, Jr
San Fernando Valley
California
Little Charmer
Auto Houston
U.P
Arthur O'Neal
Town notes mix traffic tips and social updates
A column of small items reports drivers ignoring red lights at Magnolia Service Station at Ninth Avenue and Polk Street and motorists exploring country roads in rain. It notes personnel moves including Mrs. Winifred J. Ehrlick joining Drs. Gilkerson and Blackwell, and Frank Tolbert’s mumps keeping him from sports pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Ninth Avenue
Polk Street
Checks Will Go Out Soon From Wheat Contracts
Potter County farmers will receive 22.93 each in the final 1935 wheat contract payment. Ernest R. Duke, county agent, said checks for 118 contract signers arrive within days and are distributed through the courthouse office. The first payment under the 1935 program was made last fall as AAA lowered wheat acreage in Potter County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Ernest R. Duke
Mr. Duke
Panhandle Area
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Schreiner
C. B. Roberts
Henle
Schenley Distributors, Inc
N.Y
Schenley
Bond
U.S. Govt
House of Schenley
McIllroy
Winifred J. Ehrlick
Drs
Frank Tolbert
The
Globe and the News
Frank
W. M. Miller
Glaude
M. J. Miller
Jackson Street
Emmett Coble
Clayton, N. M
Amarillo
L. H. Hobbs
Bonnie Faye
Lubbock
Arthur Kellner
Alamosa
Colo
Donald Bennett
WDAG
KGIW
Mrs
Don Herrington
Hayden Street
Gchenle
Kentucky
Schenley’s Dream OF
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
H. G. “Frosty” Hamrick
Waco
Board of Legislators
Mrs. N. Griges
Mineral Wells
Evelyn Price
Pamela
Levelland
Burk Burnett Roberts
Martha Greening
Amarilla
W. R. Wilson, Jr
Sixteenth Avenue
Rochester
Ben Johnson
Fundamentalist Baptist Church
Summit School
Vera E. Byers
Rosemary Booth
Marjorie Culwell
C. K. Rogers
Frances Little
Walter Zinn
Pampa
Boise
Alex Zinn
Art Lovan
Georgia Street
G. F. Miller
Glenna Jo
Florida Street
Bastrop
W. CG. Belles
West 10Th Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
T. D. Sumrall
Abilene
Ross Dickerson
San Jacinto
Julia
Jane Withere
Mission Theater
Jane
Gentle Julia
Marsha Hunt
Jackie Sears
Booth Tarkington
Paramount
Jane Withers
Rhodes
Walter Huston
REX
Dick Powell
Filmusical
Rialto
Madge Frans
NAT
Lloyd Snyder
Texas Club
Arisocrats of Rhythm
Peggy McGoy
President McKin
Jean Frost
Miss Frost
Snyder
Mexico
Old Quay
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