U S Reports Real Upturn Last Month
U S Labor Department bulletin notes July saw a genuine upturn in employment and industrial activity. Textiles and shoe industries show improving conditions with mills expanding to full time and recalling workers, while woolen, worsted, rayon, silk, and hosiery sectors gain job gains.
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Washington
Labor Department
United States Employment Service
Department
Industrial Employment Information Bulletin
Elks Initiation Slated Tonight in Amarillo
Initiation of 16 candidates will be held Monday night by the Amarillo Elks. Roy H. Smith, assistant manager of the American Warehouse Company, is exalted ruler of Elks Lodge No. 923. A smoker will follow the initiation.
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Elks of
Amarillo
Roy H. Smith
American Warehouse Company
B. P. O. Elks
J. Muriel Neely
Harry Wheeler
Milburn Easum
Frank P. Ellen
R. A. Schooling
C. E. Fritchie
W. H. Suddeth
Herman Furhrer
Bert Levy
Herman Gish
Reese H. Griffith
Dan Chisholm
Benjamin Soluick
Jack Swann
Frank Thomas Maxon
Hugh H. Dinsmore
Elks
Staffing Upbeat in Some Districts Amid Seasonal Shifts
Iron and steel mills and operating schedules remained below normal though slight gains appeared in a few districts. Work began on numerous highway contracts providing employment for many workers. Harvesting in agricultural areas was in full swing with thousands employed. Seasonal influences in major factories shown and the upward employment trend may be lasting with August outlook hopeful.
Funeral rites planned for N. S. Nugent Amarillo businessman
The body of N. S. Nugent, 58, Amarillo grocer, who died near Fort Worth, arrived in Amarillo and goes to his home for funeral arrangements. Surviving are his widow and three daughters Malinda Dorothy and Mrs. J. W. Reeder, one son J. S. Nugent Jr., and a daughter Mrs. J. A. Stranger of Brazoria. Boxwell Bros. handle arrangements.
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N. 8. Nugent
Amarillo
Cresson
Fort Worth
Monroe Street
J. A. Stranger
Brazoria
Malinda
Dorothy
J. W. Reeder
Unknown attacker beats Olga Saladina in city incident
Olga Saladina, 409 East Seventh Avenue, reported an assault by an unknown person to police. She was taken to St. Anthony's Hospital after the incident reported at 10:30 Sunday night. The article also notes a Rainbow Girls event timing correction for a swim and breakfast at Gem Lake set for tomorrow morning at eight.
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Olga Saladina
East Seventh Avenue
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Order of Rainbow Girls
Gem Lake
Thompson to Radio at State Fair Park in Dallas
Ernest O. Thompson former Amarillo mayor and railroad commissioner candidate will speak tonight at State Fair Park Dallas and his address will be broadcast by WFAA under the independent oil men of Dallas. Several youths aged 15 to 18 reported Monday in corporation court at city hall to answer a complaint by W E McKinney. The boys in a Ford Sunday night damaged McKinney's yard and lawn.
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Corporation Court
City Hall
W. E. McKinney
Hughes Street
McKinney
Cheating Confession Echoes on Pier Scene
A fragment from Ruby M Ayres presents Sondra and John chatting on a pier about Merriman and past vows. The exchange hints at emotional conflict and longing as they anticipate Mark's ship tomorrow. The tone matches early 1930s romance fiction with sharp dialogue and unresolved tension.
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Sondra
John
Mark
Amarillo Country Club Starts Brick Clubhouse Project
Work on Amarillo Country Club's new brick clubhouse progresses at 4900 West Ninth Avenue. The plans include 15 rooms and a basement in a 50 by 60 foot building. A. N. Olver, club president, obtained the building permit.
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Amarillo Country Club
West
Ninth Avenue
A.N. Olver
Ray Cleghorn Charged With Forgery On $7 Check
Ray Cleghorn was charged this morning by complaint in the county attorney's office with forgery on a check for $7. His bond was set at $1,000 before Justice C. G. Landis and he was remanded to the Potter County jail upon failure to make it.
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Ray Cleghorn
C. G. Landis
Potter County
Hunting Fishing Licenses Arrive for 1932 33 Season
New hunting and fishing licenses for the 1932 3 season are at the county clerk for distribution through next September. Previous spring issued fishing licenses are invalid. The dove season opened earlier this month and prairie chicken sea-
Potter County Sets Absentee Vote Record in July
The July primary set a new Potter County absentee vote record with 692 ballots. Absentee balloting must close three days before the run off primary, which is next Saturday. The upcoming season for ducks and geese opens from November 1 to December 31. The son’s election is scheduled for September 1 for four days.
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Potter County
Absentees Near Record For Second Primary Balloting
County Clerk W. E. Blackburn estimates 473 absentee ballots cast by noon with the tally expected to reach 600 or 650 by tomorrow night. Many ballots are still in the mails as the second primary proceeds.
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W. E. Blackburn
Miss Hamner Returning to Potter County Office
Miss Laura V. Hamner Potter County superintendent will return to her office this week from Boulder Colorado where she has been attending University of Colorado summer school. She drove to Colorado by way of Las Vegas New Mexico.
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Miss Hamner
Laura V. Hamner
Potter County
Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Colorado
Las Vegas
N. M
Durham Urges 7-Foot Tree Overhang Clearance
City Manager Bill Durham urged property owners to trim trees along sidewalks seven feet above ground before a vacation. Pedestrians complain branches overhang sidewalks forcing stooped navigation. An ordinance requires seven feet clearance for overhanging branches.
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Bill Durham
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