F C Puts Off Relief Worry in Washington
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation pursues standard loan business as the relief bill creates a $300,000,000 fund for direct state relief and public works. Hoover expected to sign soon. Board reorganization to follow, vacancies to be filled by presidential appointees.
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Wives Warned by Protective Group and Global Reflections
The piece critiques gender roles and warns American wives about a lecturing tour for rescued women. It surveys international politics from Chile to Russia, notes rising unemployment, and argues against empire and Bolshevik influence while praising scientific progress and robotic systems at Niagara Falls. It ends urging humanity to avoid war and despair.
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Husbands Protective Association
Chamber of Commerce
V. F. W. Families Plan Annual Fete Wednesday
Veterans and their families will attend the annual picnic at Ehll's Grove one mile west of the elium plant on Wednesday night. The gathering includes John B. Golding Post and of Foreign Wars. American Legion Hall at ock will host the event. Handling about 40 percent of the Pacific coast foreign trade, San sisd bay merchandise value in the first quarter of 1932 reached 46,753,000 dollars.
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Elium
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Ock
Pacific Coast
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Fishing and escape in a summer rail column
A reflective prose piece extols fishing as a mind and spirit rest from daily hustle. It references Ben Moore, a Rock Island conductor on 30 days leave, and previews a three day Anvil Park rodeo at Canadian with field meet contests. Also notes travel to San Francisco Shrine open, and Railway Express Agency history of owning horses.
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Rock Island
J. C. Studer and Sons
Anvil Park Amusement Resort
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Anvil Park
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el Paso
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Death Predicted by Soothsayer Ends in Husband’s Slaying
A Chicago wife consulting a fortune teller believed her husband would be murdered and money would follow. George Carl, 42, a South Side storekeeper, was found shot to death beside a chair after midnight. Police questioned the widow, the seeress, and brother-in-law Ivan Grilec amid an inquiry into a $5,000 life policy naming the wife as beneficiary.
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Vera Carl
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Ivan Grilec
Herbert Burns
Kid McCoy to Trade Prison Garb for Waiter Role
San Quentin Calif July 19 Kid McCoy Norman Selby once world welterweight champion and actor looks to a new life after more than 20 years in prison He will be paroled this week after a Rochester New York restaurant offered him a job Parole officer Ed Whyte announced the plan McCoy 59 must have a job before release His Los Angeles manslaughter conviction followed the shooting of Mrs Theresa Mors A number of supporters questioned his guilt and his eighth wife Dagmar Dalgren defended him saying his charm lay in his gentleness to women.
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Norman Selby
Ed Whyte
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Record Absentee Votes Break County Sitting Totals
Potter County reports 616 absentee votes by 10 am breaking prior records as voters stream to the clerk and tax collector Bill Collins notes 600 to 700 precinct transfers. Today is the final day to vote absentee and to be added to the certified poll list following poll tax changes.
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Potter County
Bill Collins
Hope for American Olympic Dash Win
The article notes hopes from the Midlands for a United States sprint revival at the Olympics with Ralph Metcalfe Ed die Tol an and George Simpson regarded as the strongest American dash trio since Scholz and Paddock. It also mentions state cost increases and a mix of unrelated civic and social quips.
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Jackson Scholz
Missouri
Lawson Robertson
Ralph Metcalfe
Eddie Tolan
George Simpson
United States
Scholz
Charley Paddock
Purl Attacks Talk of Extra Session in Runoff Campaign
State Senator George Purl of Dallas labeled calls for an August extra session as ballyhoo politics. He argued the governor should act only if an emergency exists and warned a session tied to the runoff would be a knockout drag-out affair with little lasting good unless a definite program is set.
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Body of Flier Is Found in Jungle Near San Geronimo
Roy Gordon an American from Tegucigalpa Honduras and the wreckage of his plane with Clarence McElroy of Medaryville Ohio were located in jungle near San Geronimo. McElroy had been found the prior Thursday in starving condition and is recovering at San Geronimo while delirious.
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Roy Gordon
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Clarence McElroy
Medaryville
Ohio
San Geronimo
Mc Elroy
McElroy
Hijacking Reported In Downtown Alley
Bill Conway of 405 South Johnson Street told police this morning he was robbed of 75 dollars by two armed men in a downtown alley on Second Avenue between Pierce and Buchanan Streets. Police received descriptions: one man six feet tall, about 180 pounds, wearing a black hat. the other five feet eight inches, about 155 pounds, wearing a light striped cap. both wore khaki shirts and bib overalls.
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Curtis Back Home For Appeal Funds
Norfolk, June 19. John Hughes Curtis arrived to help raise funds for an appeal from his sentence of one year in jail and a $1000 fine for obstructing justice in the Lindbergh baby case. He had been jailed two months in Flemington New Jersey.
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Flemington
N. J
John Hughes Curtis
Poe
Half Hundred Students Sign For College Work
More than 50 students are expected to register for the second summer semester at Amarillo College. Dean J. F. Mead says registration began yesterday morning, with five six day weeks shortening the semester from six five day weeks.
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Amarillo College
J. F. Mead
Cunningham Funeral Services Set for Bowie Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Ellen Cunningham, 70, will be held in Bowie on Wednesday. She died Monday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sid J. Jones, 1805 Taylor Street. Students at International House, University of California, registered from 45 foreign nations.
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University of California
New Orleans Cotton Markets Quiet Amid Mixed Open
Cotton opened steady to slightly varied in New Orleans with October around 6.80 late morning, December near 5.08, amid rumors of farm loan stock sales to China and firmer grain and weather signals. Chicago and Kansas City livestock markets showed lower hogs and mixed cattle, veal, and sheep trends across daily trade.
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Idaho Range
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Arizona
McCarty Named Sheriff Candidate Labeled By Supporters
A statement from present and former employees of W M McCarty endorses his candidacy for Potter County Sheriff. They praise his honesty loyalty and generosity noting he stayed financially supportive of staff during hard times and would enforce law fair and fearlessly if elected on the 23rd of the month.
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W. M. McCarty
Potter County
Plough's Cleansing Cream promises clear pores
Advertises Plough's Cleansing Cream as a deep cleaning beauty product that removes dirt and impurities from pores. It claims faster, more thorough results than rival creams and urges buyers to ask at pharmacies or toilet goods counters. Three economy sizes priced at 2, 3, and 50 cents.
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