Long wins clash over Glass in bank reform tilt
In Washington on January 6 193 ? Senator Long of Louisiana challenged Senator Glass of Virginia over his bank reform bill. Long argued against branch banking and proposed limits on federal reserve member banks operating outside their mother bank cities. He cited Roosevelt and warned the bill would concentrate banking power and reduce competition.
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Glass
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New York
Coffee Sales Head Back to Reports Optimistic 1933
R O Bob Greene district sales manager Schilling Coffee Co. returns from San Francisco home office. He says the company is optimistic about 1933 with an enlarged advertising program and better prospects. Greene was complimented for the fine showing in his three states and the strong volume of business in that territory.
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Bob) Greene
Schilling Coffee Co
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Greene
Idea Right But He Should Have Barked
The Chicago police report Thomas Bolger had the right idea but wrong method. He was in the tail oring of Samuel Green when the couple slept. He woke Mrs. Green with a toe stub and she shouted Tommy in a box. Bolger then barked in dog fashion to signal the error.
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Chicago
Thomas Bolger
Samuel Green
Bright Freshen Up After Thedford's Black Draught
Mrs. L. E. Williams of Jackson Mississippi recounts relief from constipation headaches and biliousness after using Thedford's Black Draught She felt brighter and more alert and recommends taking it at night with water Refuse substitutes and try the pleasant tasting syrup variety.
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L. E. Williams
Jackson
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Thedford
Ldry
Lausane loan gives Austria and world hope, Dollfuss says
Vienna dispatch reports Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss praised the 43 million Lausanne loan from Italy France and other guarantor nations as boosting Austria and the world toward optimism. He said ratification shows cooperation among nations seeking solutions through agreement and recalled a postwar American spirit of friendship. County Auditor H G Frosty Hamrick returned Friday from a Dalhart trip and county commissioners planned to resume job applications Friday afternoon.
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Dalhart
Potter County
Lambdin Appointed Assistant County Attorney
Ross M Lambdin, former assistant to the county judge, is named assistant county attorney to Howard Anderson. Authorized by the new county commission, the move reflects a need for more help in the office which handles criminal charges for the county, sheriff, constable, and related courts.
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Ross M. Lambdin
Howard Anderson
Lambdin
County Commission
Postal Employes Credit Union Elects Directors
Amarillo Postal Employes Credit Union held its second annual meeting at the Federal building and elected eight directors for the new year. Directors named were D. B. Baker, H. H. Horne, H. M. Timmons, L. R. Vaughn, James C. Ely, J. L. Bone, T. E. Sanders and O. W. Dawkins. The group meets monthly. The credit union is chartered under Texas banking laws and is incorporated.
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Amarillo
Farmers Finances and Dividend Declared
An 8 percent dividend was declared and the annual report showed $1,204 in paid-in shares while loans totaling about $5,000 were made during the year. Farmers raise 70 percent of their own food.
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Bers
A Cold Through Three Stages and Grove’s Laxative
A cold passes three stages Dry Watery Secretion and Mucous Secretion with the first stage being most hopeful for treatment. The ad prescribes Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as the remedy to open bowels kill germs relieve fever and ease headache. It urges buying Grove's Laxative BROMO QUININE in 30c or 50c sizes only from drug stores.
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Grove
Giants Swap Bills at Radio City Rockefeller Theaters
New York January 6 The two Rockefeller Center giants the Radio City Music Hall and the RKO Roxy Theater will swap programming starting next Wednesday The Music Hall will run a mixed bill of features and stage shows while the RKO Roxy becomes stage productions only The move follows demand for the RKO Roxy mixed program and will not close the venue Samuel Rothafel will resume active direction of both theaters after a minor operation.
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New York
Rockefeller Center
M. H. Aylesworth
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp
Radio City Music Hall
Rko-Roxy Theater
Music Hall
Aylesworth
Rko-Roxy
Samuel
Roxy) Rothafel
Prominent G. O. P. Figure Dies in San Antonio
Prominent GOP figure dies in San Antonio on January 6. Funeral services, likely tomorrow, will be held at Seguin, his home, according to United Press. The report notes his local prominence and political ties.
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San Antonio
U.P
Seguin
Brazil Renounces 1851 Free Navigation Treaty on Amazon
Brazil will blockade the Amazon river denying free navigation as the first naval division heads out to enforce the measure. The move follows tensions between Colombia and Peru over the Leticia area, with no official explanation given.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Amazon
Colombia
Peru
Leticia
Texas Republican Leader Eugene Nolte Dies at Home
Eugene Nolte longtime chairman of the State Republican Executive committee died last night at his daughter Mrs J W Goode's home after several weeks of ill health. The prominent Texas party figure was remembered for his years of leadership.
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Republican Executive Committee
Texas
Nolte
J. W. Goode
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