Plea for Negro Welfare Program At Amarillo Meeting
Bones Hooks urged funding for a welfare program for Negro youths at the Amarillo Council of Social Workers gathering. He pressed for aid to the Dogies and a girls club, while reports outlined a Girls Center program emphasizing education, vocations, and six activity departments under volunteer supervision. Bishop Seaman listed multiple participating agencies and cautioned that misdirected relief harms character and community morale.
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C. C. Grimes
Bishop Seaman
City Management
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Catholic Welfare Bureau
Catholic Charities
City of
Amarillo
Potter County
Health Office
Crippled Children’s Relief
Day Nursery
Federation of Church Women of
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Back to the Farm as Hope for Jobless Northwest
Fraz Hunt tours the Pacific Northwest reporting on a rural revival centered on the Columbia Basin irrigation projects. He notes Grand Coulee Dam and vast plans to convert arid lands into 1200000 acres of watered farms, arguing a rural shift can save democracy and reduce unemployment.
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Northwest
Atlantic
Pacific
Frapier Hunt
America
Globe
Pacific Northwest
Grand Coulee Dam
Boulder Dam
Columbia River
Washington
Orches to You dominates Paramount with Boles Muir stars
Paramount presents Orchids to You with John Boles and Jean Muir in a leading drama. The National press notes a third day at the Paramount. Rex screens Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch with Pauline Lord ZaSu Pitts and W C Fields. Manhattan Moon debuts at the Mission with Dorothy Page opposite Ricardo Cortez. Roosevelt era orbits cited in Boston Fat Men and Hyde Park Orchestra notes.
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Paramount
John Boles
Jean Muir
Mission
Manhattan Moon
Ricardo Cortex Filmusical
Rex
Mrs. Wiggs
Cbbcago
W. ©. Fields
ZaSu_ Pitta
Texas
Jean Parker
Chester Morris
Rialto
Paul Muni
THE
NAT
Sonny Southe
Colonial Orchestra
Thelma Mitchell
Jimmie Eaton
Paramount Today
Sidney Toler
Pauline Lord
Stage
ZaSu Pitts
Miss Hazy
W. C
the Mission
Paul Whiteman
Dorothy Page
Miss Page
Ricardo Cortez
Tom Kennedy
New American Creed and Aviation Spirit Highlight 1935 News
In Spokane a new American creed for plenty for all emerges as frontier life dampens hopes of scarcity. Frank Hitchcock, postmaster general under Taft, is remembered for pioneering mail by air. Reports touch on cinnamon bears, Holy Roller preachers, flying fortresses, and Farm policy with pork prices rising to 11.35 a hundred, while 1935 sheep and lamb crops are expected to be the smallest in six years.
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Spokane
America
Washington, D. C
Washington State
Great Northwest
Lisher
Tucson Daily Citizen
Frank Hitchcock
Harvard
Uncle Sam
Charles
Mitchell
New York
National City Bank
United Aircraft
Boeing Organization
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Coed Snags Asters Instead of Spinach in Idaho Garden
Boise Idaho report says a girl sent by her mother to pick spinach in the garden ended up taking her father’s prize asters from the flower bed while he was away on vacation.
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Boise. Id
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Hooks
Freemonts
de Sotas
Ponce de Leons
Pikes
Lewis and Clarkes
Hunt Ner Service, Inc
Columbia Basin Country
West
Virgin
Great
Columbia Basin
Soviet Russia
Roosevelt
University of Oregon
Frazier Hunt
Boston
U.P
Hyde Park
Edward Baxter
Mary Fynn
FAT Man’s Club
United States
Fat Men's Club
Frank H. Hitchcock
Taft
América
Ephraim
Utah
A. R. Croft
H. F Peterson
Thomasville
North Carolina
Campbell Holmes
Madame Evelyn
New Jersey
Evelyn
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Carter
Fisher
Ea Steel
Eno
Pall
Pea Ieee
PIT NG
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
G.M.A.C
General Motors
de Lwee
East 4Th St
Ster
Sherwin-Williams
Wife
Schlitz Beer
Schlitz
Praught
Milwaukee
IOS, Schlitz Bl
7ING Company
Milwauara, Wis
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