Hoover Calls for Gold Standard to Restore Confidence
Former President Herbert Hoover urges reestablishment of the gold standard to curb inflation and spur real employment as a path to recovery. He criticizes the Supreme Court gold clause decision but says the public must move forward, after returning from New York with his son Allan.
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Tucson
Ariz
Herbert Hoover
Supreme Court
Hoover
Oegan
Allan
New York
Republican Party
France Protests Closure of Catholic School in Mexico
Paris reports the French government sent a note to Mexico protesting the closing of the French Catholic School at San Borja and possible confiscation of property owned by the Christian Brothers. An official action to seize the property was reportedly initiated by Mexico’s finance ministry.
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Paris
Mexico
San Borja
Christian Brothers
Ministry of Finance
Senator Moves To Protect Ranchers From Coercion
Senator Robert D. Carey of Wyoming proposes a resolution to shield livestockmen from future compulsory regulations under the emergency cattle adjustment program without their explicit consent. He argues relief funds should not coerce producers in affected areas into Agricultural Adjustment Administration schemes.
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Washington
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
Carey
Congress
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Visible star counts and horizon effect
The text notes that about 5000 to 6000 stars are visible to the naked eye overall, but only roughly half can be seen at once because the remainder lies below the horizon. It states the division is due to the observer’s horizon line and rotation of the Earth.
Arkansas probes suspected communistic activity in state police action
In Arkansas the legislature debates suspected communist influence amid unrest. Eastern counties see sharecroppers charging evictions and poor crop settlements while western districts suspend relief, affecting thousands of workers. Two leaders convicted of anarchy and barratry charges loom as a bill makes possession of sedition literature a felony.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
House of Representatives
Cotton Seed Crushers Set June Convention in Galveston
The executive committee of the Texas Cotton Seed Crushers Association announced its annual convention would be held June 10 at Galveston. Leprosy rates differ by race with about 200000 cases among Chinese and Japanese in the Philippines today.
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Galveston College Station
The
Texas Cotton Seed Crushers Association
Galveston
Philippines
Feen-a-mint Laxative Gum Promoted For All
A vintage ad claims Feen a mint offers a non habit forming laxative gum. It emphasizes saliva aids digestion and promises gentle, gradual relief for the whole family. The copy urges prompt use and suggests a 25 cent price at druggists.
Courthouse Records and Vehicle Registrations Highlight Texas Notices
Courthouse records show transfers in 1940s property deeds including W I H Dendy to W L Young and Mary M Horsbrugh to R O Brumley with varied parcels and prices. Vehicle registrations list Magnolia Pet Co and multiple 1935 Fords and Dodges among owners. Also postmaster appointment for Longview, Texas.
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Dendy
W. L. Young
Plemons
Mary M. Horsbrugh
R. O. G. Brumley
Sarah D. Warren
G. T. Warren
White & Richey
Boulware Et Ux
J. Curtis Coble
San Jacinto Heights
Hatle Crump
Tura Slagle
Britain
Minnie Kidd
D. L. Britain Estate
Three Minute Relief From Your Headache
An advertisement touts B. C. as a fast relief for violent headaches and muscular pains. It claims a pharmacist compounding method blends several ingredients to work in minutes and notes use for fever relief and nervous distress without habit forming drugs. Available in 19 and 25 cent packages at drugstores.
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B. C
U S Favors Check On All Arms Deals
In Geneva on February 21 the United States backed strict oversight of private arms manufacture equal to state control. Delegate Hugh Wilson argued for unified supervision and publicity for both private and state munitions plants, replying to Soviet protests. He urged prompt action on arms control.
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States
Hugh Wilson
Wilson
M. Ventzoff
United States
Russia
Music Program For School Pupils In Amarillo
The first of a three part music project combines symphony orchestra music with screen slides and was set for 4 o clock this afternoon at Municipal Auditorium to benefit Amarillo school children. Christian Thaulow, conductor of Amarillo's Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, developed the program and pupils were dismissed at 3:30 this afternoon.
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Muni
Cipal
Amarillo
Christian Thaulow
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
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