Hoover says large projects won’t hurt federal budget
Secretary Herbert Hoover rejects fears that seven major federal engineering ventures including the Colorado river development and Mississippi flood control would strain the budget. He said only preliminary funds are needed, with about 30 million annually for Boulder canyon and Mississippi works, and that tax reductions can proceed without financial conflict. Hoover plans a Washington conference and a brief fishing trip to Santa Catalina.
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Associated Press
OS Angeles
Mississippi
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Congress
Colorado
Columbia River Basin
St. Lawrence International Canal
Great Lakes
Hoover
Boulder Canyon
Treasury
Mellon
Colorado River
Washington
Santa Catalina Island
Seven Storekeepers Appointed by State
The state board of control announced reappointments of storekeepers at seven state eleemosynary institutions and a new appointment at another. Reappointed: C. F. Stockberger at Waco home for dependent and neglected children H. S. Lawson at Confederate home Dallas R. E. Minnick at Wichita Falls state hospital J. T. Hollinger at Abilene state hospital W. C. Day at Corsicana orphans home Dean Murphy at Deaf and Dumb school Dallas and J. B. Hearne at Gatesville boys training school B. S. Shirley of Austin was named new store keeper at Gatesville girls training school.
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Associated Press
Austin
State Board of Control
C. F. Stockberger
Waco
H. S. Lawson
Confederate Home
R. E. Minnick
Wichita Falls State Hospital
J. T. Hollinger
Abilene State Hospital
W. C. Day
Corsicana
College Professor Seeks State School Post
Professor W. F. Garner of Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College announced in Dallas he will seek the Democratic nomination for state superintendent of public instruction after talking with legislators and friends. He plans a formal announcement soon as supporters pressed him to run.
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Associated Press
Dallas
W. F. Garner
Nacodoches
Stephen F. Austin State Teachers
How to Build a Real Flying Model Airplane for Amateurs
A step by step Amarillo youth guide shows building a tractor model airplane designed to fly one to three minutes. It lists pine, bamboo and tissue parts, a propeller shaft, rubber bands, ambroid glue, banana oil, and careful shaping of a wing, rudder, and tail assembly with detailed technique on fuel and binding, readying the craft for flight.
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Amarillo
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Amarillo to Attend West Texas Chamber of Commerce Meeting
Amarillo plans a large delegation for the West Texas Chamber of Commerce district convention in Wellington on August 25. S. J. Cole, transportation manager of the Board of City Development, arranged the representation, with R. W. Haynie of Abilene among the speakers as 25 Panhandle counties prepare to be represented.
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Amarillo
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Wellington
S. J. Cole
Board of City Development
R. W. Haynie
Abilene
West Texas Organization
Panhandle
How to launch a simple model aircraft
An illustrated guide explains twisting the rubber motor, balancing wing angle, and casting the model forward to achieve flight. Adjust wing position to prevent nose dive or excessive climb. With proper construction the model should fly for at least a minute. Tomorrow section promises twin motored plane instructions.
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Gibson-Faw Lumber CO
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Nelea Fr
Polk ST
Talmage Place
van Buren
Giavki
Southwester Puglig Service Company
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