Hoover urges bankers to boost jobs and share responsibility
President Hoover tells a major gathering of banking and business leaders that the nation has recovered from the financial crisis and calls for credit to vital points, shorter hours, broader job distribution, and coordinated private public action. Mills and Owen D Young outline a central business committee to unite banking and industry. Ed Hardin attends the Washington conference.
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Washington
Hoover
America
Mills
Commerce Department
Owen D. Young
New York
Henry M. Robinson
Los Angeles
Secretary of the Treasury
Ed Hardin
Ama Tillo Hardware Company
Potter County Runoff Election Details Outlined
The piece notes polling hours from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. and predicts early results for a small ticket. It mentions a heavy expected vote and counters following voters as evening arrives.
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Potter County
Godless Society Leader Claims 5.5 Million Members in Russia
Emilian Yaroslavsky head of the Godless Society in Soviet Russia told American tourists in Moscow the group exceeds 5.5 million, a fraction of atheists in the country. He said 100 million Russians profess religion and noted children still receive religious training at home despite schools' efforts.
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Emilian Yaroslavsky
Soviet
Russia
Moscow
Yaroslavsky
Amarillo Schools Adopt Budget Tightening for Fall
Amarillo school board kept Bivins School open under the current budget, cutting overall funding by 105000 from last year. The district plans 25 fewer teachers despite stable enrollment and rejects a taxpayer league report while approving limited debt payments and state funds to cover last year’s salaries.
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Board of Trustees
Bivins School
Taxpayers League
Retail Merchants Association
100000 Pickers Sought for Texas Cotton Harvest
Fort Worth reports that nearly 100 000 harvesters will be needed in North and West Texas by September 15. OC W Woodman district director of the U S employment service said the estimate.
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Fort Worth
West
Texas
OC. W. Woodman
U. S. Employment Service
Race Pilot Stables His Motorized Bullet Here
Lee Gehlbach, national air race aspirant, flew from English Field to Los Angeles in a non stop 1001 mile attempt. He later landed at 140 mph after a rapid takeoff and endured bad weather in Winslow area while pursuing Bendix Trophy race.
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Lee Gehlbach
Albuquerque
N. M
English Field
Los Angeles
TWA Airways
Gehlbach
National Air Race
Winslow
Ariz
Phoenix
Amarillo
Jehlbach
Kansas
Step-son inflicts fatal wound then commits suicide in Texas
William F. Zimmerman a 64 year old pioneer grocer died after bullet wounds inflicted by his stepson Roy Brownson 37 who then killed himself. A blood transfusion from Floyd T. Jones failed to save Zimmerman eight hours after the shooting at Northwest Texas Hospital. Mrs Zimmerman the grocer’s wife and Brownson’s mother helped in the tense moment as witnesses Zevilla Lynn and Bess Ritter described the scene near 1108 West Sixteenth Avenue.
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William F. Zimmerman
Roy Brownson
Floyd T. Jones
Washington Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
Mr. Zimmerman
Farm pickets to be divided as strike widens
In Council Bluffs a 2000 farmer group votes to split picketing along four counties and leave the area. They defend jailed strikers and say 55 have been bonded out. Meanwhile roads into Omaha are blocked by Nebraska farmers joining the movement to push higher farm prices with pickets from Blair to Omaha.
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Council Bluffs
Pottawattamie
Lainson
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Blair
Missouri River
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Farmers' Cedar County strike called off in Lincoln county
Aug 26. Sheriff M L Endres reported in Cedar County that the statewide farmers strike has been canceled. The announcement ends a period of labor action affecting county operations and local agriculture.
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Lincoln
Neb
M. L. Endres
Cedar County
Bond Set In Alleged Assault Attempt On Child
Two felony complaints were filed Friday before Justice C. G. Landis. E. T. McDonald was bound at 7500 dollars on charges of assault with intent to commit a statutory offense against an eight year old girl on North Polk Street. R. H. Johnson’s bond was set at 750 dollars on a theft charge involving 19.80 dollars from B. B. Crooks at a camp on North Fillmore Street. Both men jailed in the county jail.
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C. G. Landis
E. T. McDonald
North Polk Street
R. H. Johnson
B. B. Crooks
North Fillmore Street
Crooks
Farmers Rebel to Secure Higher Milk Prices Across States
Arthur Brisbane notes farmers in the Midwest and beyond resort to direct action to force cities to pay better prices. They block highways, turn back loads, and even release livestock to pressure authorities, with Iowa showing a milk price jump. The piece reflects on broader farm agitation and editorial media plans.
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Iowa
Ae States
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Lawyers Freem an Buford and Estes backCol Thompson on radio
Dallas lawyers Freeman Buford and Carl Estes will speak tonight on WFAA Dallas from 8 15 to 8 30 PM advocating Col Ernest O Thomson for railroad commissioner. Judge L C Penry of Fort Worth will follow on WBAP Fort Worth from 8 30 to 9 PM supporting Col Thompson.
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Freeman Buford
Carl Estes
Dallas
WFAA
Col
Ernest O. Thompson
L. C. Penry
Fort Worth
WBAP
Col. Thompson
Auditorium Crowds To Hear Fast News In Election Races
Citizens pack the Municipal Auditorium as Potter County and Texas election returns flow in via special wire and giant screen. Definite results expected in hours with statewide bulletins and local precinct reports shared for radio broadcast across the Panhandle.
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Municipal Auditorium
Potter County
News-Globe
Texas Election Bureau
Panhandle
Ocean flight attempt toward Oslo from Barre Vermont
Clyde Lee of Oshkosh and John Bochkon of Brooklyn flew the red monoplane The Green Mountain Boy on the second leg of their Atlantic journey from Barre toward Oslo. They aimed to reach Ireland and then Dublin England and Cuxhaven before Keller field in Oslo, hoping to land within about 30 hours. No vessel reported sighting the plane, adding some anxiety.
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Harbor Grace
N. F
Atlantic
Green Mountain Boy
Clyde Lee
Oshkosh
Wis
John Bochkon
Brooklyn
Oslo
Norway
Barre
Irish
Galway
Dublin
England
Cuxhaven
Germany
Keller Field
Easterners Lead Out From St Louis Airport to Indianapolis
Fred Dorset of Augusta Georgia led the Atlantic coast wing of the Cord Cup flyers away from Parks Airport at 8 45 A M bound for Indianapolis. Helen McCloskey of Pittsburgh was second to leave with others following at short intervals. The Pacific coast wing followed the eastern group. Stops included Indianapolis at noon then Cincinnati for a night stop before continuing to Cleveland tomorrow for the national air races.
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ST. Louis
East ST. Louis
Fred Dorset
Augusta
Atlantic Coast
Parks Airport
Indianapolis
Helen McCloskey
Pittsburgh
Pacific Coast
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Bendix Trophy race postponed by weather in Cleveland start
Postponement of the Bendix Trophy dawn to dusk flight from Los Angeles to Cleveland due to weather. Six famous pilots with streamlined supercharged planes were set to depart Los Angeles at 2 AM Monday for the 1932 national air races opening in Cleveland. Uncle Sam’s fliers will perform as Army Navy Marine Corps and National Guard display with 63 Boeing fighters from Selfridge field likely the largest fleet.
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U.ri
Los Angeles
Co. F. Lienesch
Uncle Sam
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
Selfridge Field
Teathernecks
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday in Amarillo and West Texas. New Mexico sees generally fair weather with a chance of local thundershowers this afternoon or tonight in the northwest and north central areas. Temperature is little changed.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Five Panhandle towns schedule speakers for Sterling campaign
Gov Ross Sterling tour planned with five Panhandle towns on Friday and two Amarillo speakers on the eve of the run-off primary. The schedule lists Canadian Dalhart Groom and Umbarger with times and speakers Riley Strickland R E Underwood F H McGregor Works J O Gulekie Cade and others set to broadcast at stations and in person Friday and Saturday.
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Panhandle
Ross Sterling
Amarillo
H. E. Hoover
E. J. Pickens
Dalhart
F. H. McGregor
Groom
Riley Strickland
R. E. Underwood
Nagareth
Umbarger
F. BP
Gulekie
Sterling
KGRS
James
Cade
Potter County Absentee Balloting Sets Records in Runoff Primary
Voters prepare for a two candidate runoff as 700 plus absentee ballots push Potter County to a new record. Governor race centers on Ross Sterling and Miriam Ferguson with Amarillo’s Ernest Thompson and Lee Satterwhite in railroad commissioner races. Ballot boxes list locations and judges for election day.
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Potter County
Ross Sterling
Miriam A. Ferguson
Amarillo
Col
Ernest O. Thompson
Lee Satterwhite
Odessa
Panhandle
Masterson Ranch
Wilson School
Sixteenth
Texas Democratic Gubernatorial Race Heads to Final Vote
In Dallas Aug 26 Miriam A Ferguson and her husband James E Ferguson and Governor Sterling stake their claims in a bitter Texas Democratic primary race for the governorship. The campaign revisits past impeachments and family ties as voters decide among candidates and three Congress at large seats and state posts.
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Dallas
Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
James FE. Ferguson
Guv
Sterling
James E. Ferguson
Senate
Ferguson
Ku Klw Klan
Dan Mood
Moody
Texas
Fergusons
Highway Department
Texas Railroad Commission
Supreme Court
Joseph Weldon Batley
J. H. Cyclone
Hosiery Mode in Fall Style Show
A Amarillo Fall Style Show along downtown streets Monday night features hosiery fashion with white velvet hats and dressmaker details. The festival, organized by local merchants with The News-Globe, highlights chic hosiery for every dress from morning to formal gowns and sportswear with new shades and mesh designs.
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Amarillo
News- Globe
Three Houston men delayed in Sivigliano slaying hearing
Preliminary hearing for three Houston men charged in the slaying of Angelo Sivigliano, Omaha gangster, was postponed in Glenwood Iowa today until tomorrow after sundown.
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Glenwood
Houston
Angelo Sivigliano
Omaha
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