Investigators Probe Rumor-Fueled Stock Drop in Washington
Washington officials doubt a bear raid caused the market slide but seek the rumor source. Ferdinand Pecora of the SEC condemns rumor mongering as unpatriotic and notes limits on pursuing rumor spreaders. Stocks fell about 1 point amid European fears and drought tied weak accounts and summer tin.
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Washington
Ferdinand Pecora
New York Exchange
Austria
Nee Drouth
Pecora
Securities and Exchange Commission
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War Department Baby Basks in New Deal Spotlight
The infant son of Assistant Secretary of War Harry Woodring poses with his parents at their Washington home, highlighting a New Deal era moment. Mrs Woodring is Helen Coolidge daughter of Senator Marcus Coolidge of Massachusetts. The text also mentions the Kimbroughs of 2613 Hayden Street on a two week fishing trip to Lake City Colorado.
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Harry Woodring
Washington
Woodring
Helen Coolidge
Senator Marcus Coolidge
Massachusetts
H. M. Kimbrough
Hayden Street
Lake City
Colo
Personal paragraphs of local residents and visitors
Mrs Dan Taichert returned to Santa Fe after visiting Dr Nan Gilkerson. A D Caldwell of International Harvester worked in Amarillo then stayed with J J Ogles. Mr and Mrs J Blinderman and son Meyer arrived from Chicago and New York. Shurman bought fall merchandise for Mariton Company in New York. Hoppin family left for Pearl Lakes Colorado to fish two weeks. Mrs L N Pittman and son Shelby head to Los Angeles for a month. Hodges couple returned from Dallas after a three week vacation. William Shook of Cisco visits aunt Grace Riddle in Pampa for two weeks. Dr and Mrs George Mullins return to Kansas City after visiting Mullins family. Marsh family and friends stay with Wynne in Pampa for several days. Wives worried over bout in Boston. crowd disperses after late match.
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Mrs. J. Blinderman
Meyer
Chicago
New York City
Mr. Blinderman
Palais Royal
George Mullins
George Jr
Martha
Kansas City
Mottled enamel crisis spurs water project in Chetopa
Dr. Walker campaigns against fluoride in town water as a health measure. A 1934 editorial notes patients' teeth suffer mottled enamel from local water and urges government aid, studies, and a state plan to avoid bond issues. Children resist fluoridated water while parents seek safer supplies.
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Walker
Dr. Walker
Kansas
Chicago
Jimmie Walker
Chetopa
Kansas State Dental Association
Editorial urging civic participation and voting on July 28
The piece argues democracy hinges on turnout, urging citizens to vote July 28. It framing the reader as state and judge and calls for a heavy civic engagement to thwart machine politics and protect rights. It stresses rights require exercise and warns indifference enables corruption.
May I count on your support at the polls tomorrow
The speaker asks for continued support at the polls tomorrow, noting past backing and seeking commitment for the upcoming vote.
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Nan Gilkerson
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A. D. Caldwell
International Harvester Company
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Amarillo
J. J. Ogles
Filmore Street
M. Shurman
Mariton Company
Charles Hoppin
Hughes Street
Pearl Lakes
J. R. Hodges
Bellview Street
Dallas
William Shook
Cisco
Grace Riddle
van Buren Street
Mabel Foster
Elizabeth Crawford
Mrs. J. ©. Wynne
Pampa
Boston
U.P
Jimmy Londos
Ed Don George
Boston Garden
Houston Taylor
Potter County
Charley Adkisson
J. M. Simpson
Simpson
Mrs. Maude Shea
Ernest Chamberlain
John Metcalf
Indiana
Texas
David Kelso
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State Senate
United States
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Ted) Blackburn
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