Report on rail and highway policy marks step forward
A joint committee of railroads and highway users released a report after three months of study. Gen. W W Atterbury and Alfred H Swayne praised it as a distinct step toward sound public transportation and urged continued conferences to resolve rate regulation and vehicle size debates.
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New York
Joint Committee of Railroads and
Gen
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alfred H. Swayne
General Motors
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
National Transportation Committee
Calvin Coolidge
Appoint Knapp to Farm Board Cotton Group
Federal Farm Board reports the election of a new cotton advisory committee to serve through 1933. Members include A Benton Black Raleigh NC A H Stone Dunleith MS A F Robs Oklahoma City OK F M Hayner Las Cruces NM Harry L Bailey Boston MA B B Gossett Charlotte NC and Dr Bradford Knapp Lubbock TX president of Texas Technological College.
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Washington
Federal Farm Board
A. Benton Black
Raleigh
North Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association
A. H. Stone
Dunleith
Miss
Staple Cotton Growers Association
A. F. Robs
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association
Seek Delegates to Banquet at Memphis
Amarillo good will department of the chamber of commerce organizes a delegation for the Memphis Chamber of Commerce banquet Tuesday night. Bill Beechler chairs the effort. Speakers include Judge Ralph Porter Clarendon and R S Green with Walter D Cline of Wichita Falls. T E Johnson and Mason King of Globe News plan to join. Call chamber before Tuesday noon to participate.
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Amarillo
Good Will Department
Chamber of Commerce
Memphis Chamber of Commerce
Bill Beechler
Ralph Porter
Clarendon
R. S. Green
Walter D. Cline
Wichita Falls
T. E. Johnson
Mason King
The
Globe News
Penny a Loaf Bread Sparks Albuquerque Price War
In Albuquerque New Mexico on January 30 bread sold for one cent a loaf with the largest grocery store posting a 10 cent loaf record while other stores offered three loaves for five cents Gasoline prices also fell four cents amid the same price war among merchants.
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Albuquerque
N. M
U.P
Courthouse Offices Reorganized As Sewers Move In
Occupants in the county courthouse rearranged Monday as women sewing under relief funds moved to two rooms on the third floor. The grand jury returned to its fifth floor quarters while Oscar Seward, formerly state highway department resident engineer, moved to the probate court waiting room on the third floor. Seward’s former rooms are being taken over by the sewer project.
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Grand Jury
Oscar Seward
State Highway Department
Murder Trial Opens for Raymond Hamilton in Hillsboro
The murder trial of Raymond Hamilton began in Hillsboro Texas on January 30 with the indictment for the shooting of J. N. Bucher during a filling station robbery. Sheriff J W Freeland and six deputies escorted the 19 year old from Dallas to the county seat.
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Hillsboro
Tex
Raymond Hamilton
J. N. Bucher
J. W. Freeland
Eek
Mallas
Armorel area killer shoots four then kills self
In Ardmore Oklahoma Jess Buckalow 32 killed Glenn Fitzgerald 26 his neighbor and Flossie Buckalow 32 his wife and Bessie Webb 30 her sister then wounded Percy Owens 37 before shooting himself. Sheriff Elmer Byrd said Buckalow had estranged from his wife for a month and believed other men sought to break up his home.
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Ardmore
Okla
Jess Buckalow
Buckalow
Pike's City
Glenn Fitzgerald
Flossie Buckalow
Bessie Webb
Byrd
Fitzgerald
Owens
Marion Talley Ends Romance With Annulment
Marion Talley the Kansas soprano announces she is through with love after an annulment granted in Long Beach from Michael Raucheisen a German singing master. She says she will not marry again and has no plans to return to opera though her voice remains intact. She will visit her Kansas farm in July but currently has no definite career plans.
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Los Angeles
Marion Talley
Kansas
Michael Raucheisen
United Press Today
Long Beach
Germany
Three Minute Relief From Your Headache
An ad touts "B. C." as a fast relief for violent headaches and nerve strain. Compounded by a registered pharmacist, it blends several ingredients to act in minutes. Also marketed for muscular aches colds neuralgia fever and calming the nervous system without opiates. Available in 10c and 25c packages.
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B. C
Hidalgo Ex-Clerk Draws Income Fine
Hidalgo ex county clerk Cam E Hill pleaded guilty to income tax evasion and received a 1500 dollar fine with an eighteen month suspended prison term. The ruling follows other Valley cases with Hargrove Champion and De La Vina receiving similar penalties.
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Hidalgo
Austin
Jan
Cam E. Hill
Hidalgo County
R. J. McMillan
United States District Court
Hill
Rio Grande Valley
Sam M. Hargrove
Mission
Alex Champion
Plutarco de la Vina
Bungalow Scene Recalled Near City Edges
A fragment recalls a small bungalow on the city outskirts where a woman and her mother and aunt seek to forget. The brief vignette hints at family ties and quiet domestic life amid broader memory.
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Knapp
Farm Board Cotton
Memphis
Chicago
Julia Ryhan
Associated Press
Cecil L. Brown
ROYAL
Vesna
Texas
Chesterfield Radio
Columbia Coast-To-Coast Network
Dobbs
Stetsons
Mallory
Blackburn Bros
the Panhandle
Men & Boys
Liccett & Myuns Tosacco Cos
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