Unions oppose any effort to reduce wages
Washington July 28 The Railway Labor Executives Association warned that organized railroad labor will resist any move to cut wages while the administration upholds its stance against a lower wage scale. They urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to consider a rail rate increase on its merits, noting rail wage reasonableness was unfairly injected into the petition. The group argued many railway workers remain unemployed or underemployed, and that high profits and low wages drive a national low mood. The White House affirmed that administration policy on maintaining wages remains unchanged.
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Washington
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hoover
White House
Tack Letters and Chicken Thief Note Distress
A reader offers rental and laundry help near San Jacinto and Sam Houston Schools while another letter complains of poultry theft from 302 North Lincoln Street. The author laments losses of hens and fryers and hopes for an end to the theft.
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Ers
San Jacinto
Sam Houston
Seeks Teaching Sewing Laundry or Cafe Work
Letter from job seeker requests teaching sewing laundry or cafe work. Claims four months hotel laundry experience and power sewing machine skills. Holds a first class high school certificate and seeks a school teaching position next year and would accept cafe or house work in a good private home.
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Tack
Hen losses highlight need for protection of small farmers
Mrs. W A Comall of 302 North Lincoln Street writes that theft of hens harms hard working people. She explains starting with 19 hens, now only three remain and asks for the column’s opinion and coverage to alert Tack and readers.
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Tack
W. A. Comall
North
Lincoln Street
Experienced Nurse Seeks Work After Long UoW Widow
An experienced nurse with 20 years in the field seeks employment after being out of work. She is a widow, willing to work anywhere, any time, and will take any honorable position. A. B. can be reached by telephone 4259.
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B. B
Telephone
Kittens for Sale from Mr and Mrs Scott
Three male Persian kittens available for $3 each. Their mother is a registered yellow Persian. Advertiser: Mr and Mrs A J Scott, 608 Jackson Street, telephone 20571.
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A. J. Scott
Jackson Street
Business Opportunity Inquiry From a Widow
A middle aged refined widow seeks a business opportunity due to recent circumstances. She states she is educated and willing to consider ventures. she asks for guidance or assistance from neighbors or landlords in finding a suitable path.
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Secur
Wanted: Apartment Manager Offers Services for Apartment Use
Regular Reader seeks to exchange services for the use of one apartment or house with business like efficiency and trustworthy management. Promises high quality references and asks for assistance, listing contact at 606 Kentucky Street telephone 2-1836.
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Kentucky Street
Dressmaking and crafting services offered by Mrs. Mammie Reesor
The notice seeks clients for dressmaking tailoring and crafts. Contact Mrs. Mammie Reesor at Third House North of Central Street Valley Avenue Pleasant Valley PA or call 2-2416 for painting paperhanging and carpentry work at 1305 Johnson Street.
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Mammie Reasor
Central Street
Valley Avenue
Pleasant Valley
Johnson Street
American Girl and Prince Wed in London Ceremony
Miss Aileen McFarland of New York and Weatherford Texas married Prince Johann von und Zu Liechtenstein at the Church of Our Lady of Assumption in London's west end. The simple noon service had no flowers or music, witnessed by a few friends while a crowd gathered outside hoping for a glimpse.
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London
Aileene McFarland
Charles McFarland
New York
Weatherford
Texas
Johann von and Zu Lichtenstein
Principality of Lichtenstein
Church of Our Lady of Assumption
West End
Father Waterkeyn
ABOUT THE BUFFALO CRYPTO PUZZLE SUMMARY
A cryptic substitution puzzle describes Buffalo and the word the within a 14 minute rhythm. The passage recalls a golf ball injury damages ruling and a court scene linked to a presbytery and church service ending before arrival. It mentions Miss McFarland's green ensemble and a silver fox fur.
Frank Morris Held On Robbery Charge
Frank Morris was indicted by the Potter County grand jury on theft over 50 dollars involving the alleged taking of an automobile. He was arrested at Del Rio in Val Verde County on a related charge.
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Frank Morris
Potter County
Grand Jury
del Rio
Valverde County
Bill Thompson
Morris
Frost Motor Company
Scottish Society To Hold Annual Picnic
The Amarillo Scottish Society schedules its annual picnic Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock. Gather at the west side of robbery with firearms per sheriff information. The event, 12 miles northwest on the Tascosa highway, features games and a cafeteria supper at 6. All Scottish people and those of Scotch descent are invited. T. J. Wagner and Robert H. Smith were in Lubbock yesterday on business.
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Amarillo
West
T. J. Wagner
Robert H. Smith
Lubbock
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General Tire & Rubber Company
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Hudson
Oakland
Comacute
Studebaker
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Hupmobile
la Salle
Packard
Pierce Arrow
Dixie Tire Company, Inc
West 8Th Ave
Rusk
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