Fort Worth merchants deny looming Texas food shortage
Wholesale grocers, millers, packers and produce merchants in Fort Worth dismissed fears of a severe winter food shortage in Texas. They expect price increases due to drought and government programs, but predict ample flour and grain, with substitutions like dried fruits possible for canned goods. They note regional vegetable supplies should hold with winter crops and rains.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Drouth
Mid- West
William P. Bomar
Radio Rally Boosts Allred for Governor in Panhandle
A radio rally for Attorney General James V. Allred will air in Amarillo Thursday at 8 45 p m. Tom Cotten says speakers from across the Panhandle will explain why voters favor Allred over his opponent. Speakers include Judge James D. Hamlin Farwell West Texas Chamber of Commerce president, S A L Morgan Amarillo attorney Gilmore Nunn Pampa News publisher Sam Braswell Clarendon News editor, and Frank Tatum Dalhart attorney.
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James V. Allred
Tom Cotten
Amarillo
Allred
Panhandle
Mr. Cotten
James D. Hamlin
Farwell
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
S. A. L. Morgan
Gilmore Nunn
The
Pampa News
Sam Braswell
Clarendon News
Frank Tatum
Dalhart
Hates Crooners Slashes One Then Goes to Madhouse
Angelo Fabberio a Baltimore barber accused of attacking 21 year old crooner Harold McNamara at WAAT Jersey City was found sane by Judge Robert V. Kinkead and ordered committed to the New Jersey state hospital for the criminally insane.
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N. J
Angelo Fabberio
Baltimore
WAAT
Harold McNamara
Robert V. Kinkead
Fabberio
New Jersey State Hospital
Hunter Rallies Set In Panhandle Towns
Two Amarillo attorneys H L Adkins and B L Morgan will speak tonight in Pampa for governor candidate Tom F Hunter and again in Panhandle Thursday and Plainview Friday. Ennis Favors and John Studer will speak at Miami and Clarendon rallies, Max Boyer of Perryton spoke in Silverton and will address Tulsa tonight and continue with Dimmitt Hereford Canyon appearances tomorrow.
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H. L
Jack) Adkins
B. L. Morgan
Pampa
Tom F. Hunter
Panhandle
Plainview
Hunter
Ennis Favors
John Studer
Miami
Clarendon
Max Boyer
Perryton
Silverton
Tulsa
Dimmitt
Hereford
Canyon
New Deal Critic Leads GOP in Wyoming Primary
Cheyenne Wyoming August 22 Rep Vincent Carter led three opponents in the Republican US senator nominating race based on unofficial returns. Carter a harsh new deal critic would oppose incumbent Joseph D O Mahoney if he secures the nomination. Democratic candidates also backed the New Deal while Republicans criticized Roosevelt policies.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
U.P
Vincent Carter
Carter
Joseph D. O’mahoney
O'Mahoney
Roosevelt
Shorter World Labor Hours Sought by U S Policy
The United States aims to lead a global cut in working hours through the international labor organization. Officials expect the U S delegation to push shorter hours at the next international labor conference in Geneva next summer.
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Washington
United States
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Roosevelt fixes 12 cent cotton price to aid market
Washington reports the 12 cent bottom set by Roosevelt aims to let the South market cotton orderly. Farmers can borrow 12 cents a pound from the RFC via the Commodity Credit Corporation, keeping cotton off the market during dips and selling later. Officials expect prices to rise above 12 cents once labor and other conditions improve.
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Washington
Roosevelt
RFC
Commodity Credit Corporation
Ravenwood Niggerhead Chandler Canon City
Sunshine Maitland reports on Colorado coal mines with mentions of Ravenwood and Chandler. The item highlights local industry and regional figures involved in coal production and supply during a period of economic activity.
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Ravenwood
Niggerhead
Chandler
Canon City
Sunshine
Maitland
Colorado
Hunter Men Appeal to Texas Voters Rally Dispersed by Weather
Campaign event for Hunter for Governor drew early crowds. speakers Jack Adkins and Judge John C. Kay of Wichita Falls criticized opponent Jim Allred. Kay recounted acquaintance with Allred and outlined Hunter's tax and policy positions. Adkins denied personal race interest and attacked a Hunter Ferguson deal as hokum.
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Jack Adkins
John C. Kay
Wichita
Amarillo
WDAG
Jimmy Allred
Kay
Allred
Adkins
Hunter
Ferguson
Ferguson Drops Both Attor ney General Rivals From Race
Former Gov James E Ferguson announced in the Ferguson Forum that he will not vote for either Walter Woodward or William McCraw in next Saturdays election. The statement appears in the periodical issued today.
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Austin
James E. Ferguson
Walter Woodward
William McCraw
Ferguson Forum
Whites Cream Vermiluge Promotes Worm Cure
Advertisement notes children may have worms with stomach distress itching and weight concerns. Claims Whites Cream Vermiluge safely treats the worm infection for years. Product marketed by Randall Drag Stores.
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CROSS
Randal
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