Oil code clash and calls for federal oil regulation debate
The article analyzes conflicting views within the oil industry on government price setting and production control. It notes Johnson’s self crafted code, divides among Sinclair and Teagle, and mentions push to regulate cross state transport while states handle wells. It discusses possible federal action to stabilize the industry and probes monopolistic concerns involving Rockefeller, Jr. and Sinclair. It also cites political figures Marland and McAdoo and juxtaposes remarks from diverse observers.
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Oil Johnson
Johnson
Harry F. Sinclair
Walter Teagle
New Jersey Standard
McAdoo
California
Senate Banking Committee
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Herry F. Sinclair
Marland
Oklahoma
J. P. Morgan
Wall Street
Childhood's Magna Charta by Glenn Frank
Frank argues a child rights charter is needed beyond abolishing child labor. He cites a historical bill of rights for American children calling for daily school attendance, trained teachers, safe healthy school buildings, free medical and dental inspections, and education fostering home values, cooperation, civic awareness, and life planning.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
W. W. Carpenter
H Panne
Stront
Alan Suaniad Weer
Aoresal
Georgie Faces Inward Hope As Letters Stir Doubt
Georgie receives a letter from Bishop Lester and one from Clifford Asher as she contemplates silence, memory, and torn loyalties. She walks to Redham in the rain, expecting tragedy to reenter her life tomorrow and weighing past loves against an uncertain future.
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Morning Post
Georgie
Clifford Asher
Bishop Lester
Evelyn
Bishop
Redham
Mrs. Drill
South America
Nicholas
Health Talk on Asphyxia and Rescue Advances
Dr Fishbein discusses how carbon monoxide poisoning, strangulation, and other causes trigger acidosis as the body loses oxygen. He explains how breathing control shifts with carbon dioxide levels and notes new resuscitation methods using a carbon dioxide rich mix. Fire and industry teams now carry oxygen with CO2 to aid recovery, saving tens of thousands yearly.
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United States
Odd facts in Hollywood include stars and staff routines
In Hollywood Aug 9, Jean Muir holds a swimming trophy, Alfred Green keeps a coat on, Kay Francis wears jewelry only as a wedding ring, and Aline MacMahon finds long vacations boring. Genevieve Tobin and Harpo Marx play harp, Ruth Etting stays sober, Edna May Oliver sewed for $3 weekly, Dorothy Burgess uses a nail file as tool, Chester Morris trains hard, and over 2,000 cinemas will reopen within a year.
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Paul Muni
Alfred Green
Kay Francis
Aline MacMahon
Genevieve Togin
Harpo Marx
Genevieve
Ruth Etting
Gal
New York
Chicago
Edna May Oliver
Dorothy Burgess
Chester Morris
United States
Vanishing Art of Salad Bowl by O. O. McIntyre
O. O. McIntyre reflects on the vanished ritual of table side salad making, recalling famed eaters and social figures. He notes the craft requires instinct, a bustling mise en place, and a deft, witty exchange with guests as a master prepares a complex, 100-ingredient dish. He wanders through New York dining lore, luxury buildings, and notable reporters, ending with a vignette of literary and journalistic figures in the Dakota and nearby salons.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Will Hogg
Bertram Weal
George Rector
King Edward
Alfonso
Berry Wall
Diamond Jim Brady
Maitres d
Ralph Barton
Jury Drawn to Try Farr Murder Case in Graham
Graham Aug 9 A jury was completed here to try Luther Milton Farr 20 on a murder charge in the June Wichita Falls shooting of Policeman C 8 Carlisle in a pistol duel. The trial was moved on venue and testimony began today with about 15 witnesses planned. Elmer H McCord the wounded officer was to be among those testified defense signals a self defense plea.
Negro Citizens To Hear NRA Details In Amarillo
NRA speakers will explain provisions of the National Recovery Act to Amarillo Negroes Thursday night at 9 oclock at Mt. Zion Baptist Church. The meeting aims to familiarize residents with the act and show how they can help speed up recovery, says Rev. A. J. Williams.
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NRA
Amarillo
Greatest of all time pictured man in sports mystery
Puzzle clues describe a man in a photo with a sports theme. Across and down entries refer to his status, actions, and attributes, hinting at a celebrated figure whose identity is embedded in wordplay and definitions across a themed crossword.
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Hogg
Hoag
Sidebottom
Siddybotome
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Peter Rabbit Fights for Life in Garden Encounter
Peter ignores his plan to return to the Briar Patch as Hooty the Owl attacks. A single claw tears his coat and flesh, prompting a tense hide-and-seek around cabbages. Peter laments his missed chance to go home, while the danger of the Woods looms nearby.
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Peter Rabbit
Farmer Brown
Briar Patch
Bowser the Hound
Briar
Reddy Fox
Hooty the Owl
Peter
Hooty
T. W. Burgess
Radio Bio Clock by C E Butterfield in New York
Radio listings for August 9 show WEAF NBC schedules with Fannie Brice at 6:30, Pickens Sisters at 7:15, Ship of Joy at 8:30, and Ben Bernie's orchestra at 10:05. WABC CBS airs Kate Smith at 6:30, Burns and Allen at 7:30, Waring's Pennsylvanians at 8, and Ted Lewis orchestra at 10. WJZ NBC presents Eva Lagallienne at 5:15, Goldman band at 7, Music Magic at 8:30, and Jack Denny orchestra at 9:30.
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NBC
Fannie Brice
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