Kansas City Livestock Market Report Hogs Beef Cattle
In Kansas City hogs were 10-20 higher on an uneven day with most gains at midweek, top hogs around 14.19 and desirable weights 170-280 pounds. Cattle and calves opened steady with fed yearlings firm but weighty steers steady to higher singles, while sheep and lambs showed mixed but mostly steady trends. New Orleans trading opened quiet with price moves narrow as traders digest federal policy signals and awaiting clarification on several contract details.
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Clipper Speeds on Way to Mainland
Pan American Airways flying clipper sped from Honolulu toward the mainland on its third eastbound Pacific leg. Radio reports kept Alameda headquarters informed of steady progress across 2400 miles, part of a proposed transpacific route. The Potter County Home Demonstration Clubs encampment at Jack Hall's ranch was postponed due to bad weather.
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Pan-American Airways
Pacific
Honolulu
Potter County
Jack Hall
Menno nites at meet listing many big firms
A fragmented OCR style listing shows numerous company names and brands such as Standard Oil Gulf Oil American Tel and Tel and others, interspersed with numbers and partial codes. The text resembles a trade or stock yard bulletin with many corporate mentions rather than a cohesive event narrative.
Speculation on Huey Long's Political Future
Washington reports renewed speculation on Senator Long's fate after a House inquiry discussion and a Virginia Democrat predicted Long's political decline. Rep Woodrum argued Long's filibuster blocked a 102 million dollar appropriation, saying it created enemies over social programs and farm loans.
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Louisiana
House
Long
Rep Woodrum
Virginia
Congress
Senate
Denial of Two Building Permits by Amarillo Zoning Board
The Amarillo zoning appeal board denied two building requests this morning at City Hall. J. L. Martin of 140 Wayside Drive had permission for a garage but was barred from adding servants quarters due to yard setback violations. Mrs. R. B. Musick of 9112 Tyler Street saw her bid to build a garage near the property line rejected. Board members included FE. F. Rittenberry W. N Durham C. W. Fast John Pain and Robert Ricks.
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Amarillo
J. L. Martin
Wayside Drive
R. B. Musick
Tyler Street
FE. F. Rittenberry
W. N Durham
C. W. Fast
John Pain
Robert Ricks
Hold 2 River Road Men on Suspicion
Two River Road men were held in Potter County jail on suspicion of attempted burglary at the county gravel pit and storage yard north of Amarillo. A night watchman stopped them after they drove a car loaded with tin can containers to the site. They denied criminal intent as Parker noted missing gasoline and other county materials from the storage area. J. R. Phillips of Canyon visited County Agent P. C. Bennett's office this morning.
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River Road
Potter County
Amarillo
Mark Parker
Parker
Dimmitt Welcomes New Assistant Coach LeRoy Landers
LeRoy Landers a 100 word a minute typist and former Canyon College tennis star joins Dimmitt schools as assistant athletic coach and instructor for Spanish and commercial work this fall. his hiring adds experienced coaching and language instruction to the district staff.
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Dimmitt
LeRoy Landers
Canyon College
Weather notes on rains and heat wave ends across Panhandle
Weather bureau figures show Amarillo's heat spell broken by recent showers. Light to moderate rain drenched the Panhandle with heavy totals in Tasbosa Channing and nearby areas, easing the drought but leaving some locales with varied amounts.
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H. T. Collman
Mississippi Valley
Panhandle
Magenta
Tascosa
Channing
Bie Roden
Hartiev
Dumas
Wilderaria
Caio
Hereford
Silverton
Pall
Notain
Miami
Brocoe
Cazona
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The readable fragments describe unclear notes about peace and writing, with scattered phrases and names left muddled. No coherent event or person details emerge from the text.
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Nork
Independent Democrats to Start Party in October
A Chicago dispatch quoting an unnamed prominent citizen says an independent Democratic party is soon to be launched. It names potential 1936 running mates Joseph R Ely and Lewis W Douglas, Bainbridge Colby as revolt leader, with plans likely announced in October and a possible “Constitutionalist” name to defeat President Roosevelt and attract defections from the Solid South.
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New York Times Today
Charles R. Michael
Chicago
William Randolph Hearst
California
Joseph R. Ely
Massachusets
Lewis W Douglas
Bainbridge Colby
Wilson
Constitutionalist
Roosevelt
Solid South
Italian Reinforcements Accelerate To East Africa Front
Five more vessels are being reconditioned in Creona to reinforce Italy's bridge to East Africa. Reports say these ships are among several purchased abroad to augment units transporting troops to the Fuvlepan battlefront.
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Crenoa
Italys
East Africa
Vhese
Uni
Fuvlepan
Right to Sue Ban Signed by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt signed away the right of citizens to sue the government after January 1 for damages tied to dollar revaluation and gold payment promises. The measure, disclosed in Washington, bars suits on securities with gold clauses and claims related to surrender of coin currency or gold and silver to the government.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevet
Derby Planes Leave Tulsa for Missouri
Transcontinental air derby entrants began from Tulsa heading to Springfield Missouri after an overnight stop. Miss Chatterton timed the takeoff at 8:40 with other ships following in a staggered departure.
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Tulsa
Missouri
Okla
Springfield
Miss Chatterton
Walker Seen as Fun Maker
New York reports Bronx Borough president James J. Lyons foresees James J. Walker returning from Europe to enter politics or pivot to entertainment after the justice department drops its income tax probe. Lyons calls Walker the country’s outstanding humorist and expects a welcome from former admirers. Walker, vacationing in Killarney with Betty Compton, says he will go home but has no date set.
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New York
James J. Walker
Will Rogers
James J. Lyons
Bronx
Europe
Justice Department
Lyons
Killarney
Ireland
Betty Compton
Jimmy
Potter County CCC Enlists Over 400 In Am arillo Camp
Twenty more workers are being enlisted at Potter County relief offices for assignment to Amarillo CCC camp on Puqua Ranch. Another group will join Friday August 30 with 21 enrolled and 20 more white men the next day. Over 400 CCC enrollees have entered from the district recently and will be sent to Amarillo before camps fill. CCC is a governmental agency not Army controlled, per Neal E. Guy. The War Department notes enrollees may be discharged early if entering regular service, but CCC recruitment from camps is forbidden.
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Amarillo
CCC
Puqua Ranch
U. S. Army
Fred Werdt
Neal E. Guy
San Antonio
Guy
Army
War Department
Worst gale in 36 years leaves Newfoundland deaths
Anxious watchers search beaches for bodies after a weekend hurricane that reportedly killed about forty people. Ships were sunk or damaged at sea and crews reported missing as Newfoundland faced its fiercest storm in 36 years.
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Rain fires confusion delays bridge repairs on Canadian River
Reports say a power outage halted work on repairs near Ta cose ten miles east of the river crossing. Crews prepared to resume after officials noted additional dabherers and weather conditions. the long Canadian River bridge remained in need of repairs affecting local farmers and traffic.
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Floee Walters
Ta Cose
Raiead
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Preyvey
Poep
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