Amarillo drives WTCC membership with first responders
J M Jim Williams announces names of initial Amarillo firms and individuals joining the West Texas Chamber of Commerce drive begun last Monday. Early participants include Adkisson & Gunn John Harper Roy Cullum Paschall Theaters Dunn & Bradstreet J C Penney Co and many others. Williams says many more memberships promised and expects Amarillo to be fully represented at the May San Angelo convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
J. M
Jim” Williams
Amarillo
Mr. Williams
WTCC
Adkisson & Gunn
John 8
Harper
Roy Cullum
Paschall Texas Theaters
Dunn & Bradstreet
Hagg, Harrington & Marsh
J. C. Penney Co
White & Kirk, Killough & Davies
Amarillo Hardware Company
W. L. Buck Company
R. B. Masterson Estate
Borden's, Inc
Panhandle Lumber Company
Shelton, Shelton & Houghton
Louis H. Smith
Amarillo Oldsmobile Company
E. B. Johnson & Sons Estate
International Harvester Company
San Angelo
Williams
Panhandle
Senate to confirm Ferguson recess appointees for major offices
The Senate will be asked to confirm several of Gov. Miriam A Ferguson's recess appointments in the special session. Frank Lanham of Dallas moves to the pardons and paroles board, Charles Poe of Houston to the labor commission, and Guy L. Waggoner to chair the racing commission. Henry C. Meyer of Rockdale seeks a full six year term on the board of control. Meyer had been confirmed for an unexpired term. Additional details note appointive changes and prior resignations in the government posts. The Agriculture Dept estimates hay work by one man with a onehorse rake. The Chicago River splits the city into north, west, and south sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Barry Austin
Senate
Miriam A. Ferguson
Frank Lanham
Dallas
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Charles Poe
Houston
State Labor Commission
Guy L. Waggoner
State Racing Commission
Lanham
Rockdale
Board of Control
Meyer
Adrian Pool
el Paso
Talks on Money With Britain May Lead to Agreement
The article notes six experts will be consulted while only the President and Morgenthau know the chosen advice. It mentions possible discussions with Great Britain on a currency issue, warning that a currency war would be costly for both nations. It recalls prior failed wartime ship talks and Britain’s new approach to conversations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Hanson Seeks Wider American Weekly Circulation
Mr. Hanson presses Hearst to allow other publishers to print the American Weekly magazine to boost circulation from five to ten million. He notes Hearst’s control of competing Birmingham papers and discusses broader magazine ventures amid cancer research advances and a playful aside about Amy Mollison’s flight and speed arrest.
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Birmingham
Hanson
W. R. Hearst
Hearst
Mr. Hanson
Frank B. Shutts
The
Miami Herald
American Weekly
Home made rat cancer cure sparks cautionary notes
The article explains a self-generated anti body in rats that attacks cancer, usable by transplantation between rats, with no human trials yet. It warns cancer stems from tissue irritation, from hot liquids to mouth and stomach irritation, and suggests longer life increases observed cancer frequency due to prolonged irritation.
Corset Advice Warns Against Tight Garments
In days gone by health guidance urged avoiding tight corsets that squeeze or irritate the body or risk burns. The cautions emphasize comfort and safety over fashion.
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Amy Johnson Mollison
London
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Charles Fourier
Amy Mollison
Tial Island
Oklahoma City
H. W. Clutter, C.P
T.A
Rock Island Station
FOX Drug
Dr. West
Phillips
Magnesia
Paris
Fitch
Fox
Adlerika
Pinkham
Santa Fe
E. 4Th Street
Oliver Eakle
Tyler Street
E. 10Th Street
Line Ave
CDRUG
CREE
Penney’s
Penney
Gaymode
Walkey
Kellogg’s
J. C. Penney
Junior Welfare League
Golden Peacock
J. C. Penney Hardwater
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