Senate fund probe shifts to New York city
The Senate campaigns funds committee, aided by Senator Heflin, continues examining expenditures for Governor Smith and Secretary Hoover in New York City. Witnesses include George Gordon Battle, James Hoey, John A. Stewart, Douglas Wolf, and John Curry. Expenditures disclosed total $653,756 for fourteen candidates with Hoover at $348,343 and Smith at $100,309.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Tom” Heflin
Alabama
Senate Campaigns Funds Committee
New York City
Smith
Hoover
George Gordon Battle
New York
James Hoey
Alabama Democrat
Ku Klux Klan
Senate
Heflin
William Zumbrunn
National Klan Organization
Snell
House
House Rules Committee
Herbert Hoover
Governor Smith
Frank O. Lowden
Jazz and Fox Trots Shine in Record Notes
A review highlights Afro-American groove in “Without You Sweetheart” and “Voice of the Southland” fox trots, Ted Weems and Jan Garber ensembles, and Seger Ellis and Paul Whiteman mentions. It notes strong Brunswick and Columbia titles, with playful pop jazz and a saleswoman anecdote, ending with Senate disbursement figures.
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Gene Austin
Vigter
Babes
Teare
Fox Trot
Ty Paul Whiteman
Vctor
Southland
Fox
Seger Ellis
Columbia
Foxtrot
Jan Garber
Paul Whiteman
Dance Band Notes and New Foxtrot Selections Listed
A survey of popular waltzes and fox trots including Grieving by Wayland Axtell and Angel by Donovan Burns Kissen. Also featured are Kiddie Raper by Shildret Pollack Sherman and Dixie Dawn by Jo Trent Peter de Rose with comments on melody and rhythm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland Axtell
Samuel Golden
Wilma Banky
Forster
Angel
Donovan
Burns
Kissen
Shildret, Pollack
Sherman
Jo Trent
Peter de Rose
Feist
Sadlers Open Here For Week Monday
A girl who gets the wings and neck of the chicken while her sister and mother receive the white meat plays Billy Sadler in the opening Harley Sadler company show at the big tent theater Monday night. Her father helps her win the good things of life in this entertaining Amarillo comedy. Billie shines in The Patsy and the company, under the American Legion, expects a record crowd for the opening night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sadler
Harley Sadler
Patsy
Amarillo
American Legion
Billie
Gyroscopic Device May Change Naval Gunfire Tactics
London dispatch reports the invention of a new gyroscopic device for directing naval gunfire. The innovation promises greater accuracy at sea and could alter future sea warfare dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
8S. G. Brown
Gazette
Steps to Curb Border Liquor Exports Taken
Toronto reports steps to curb liquor exports into the United States by reducing border stock. Ontario warehouses from Sarnia to Windsor and Niagara Falls are warned their storage is illegal amid a rush of shipments from British Columbia. Exporters claim provincial boards lack authority and will ignore the warning as BC distillers push liquor through Ontario for U S export.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Ont
United States
Ontario
Sarnia
Windsor
Niagara Falls
British Columbia
Pacific Coast
Buffalo
Detroit
Hotels Planned in Chile Growth Drive Under Government Backing
Germany produces special motion pictures for industry and society while Chile backs hotel construction in Santiago and Villa del Mar. Projects total more than 1 million dollars.
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Germany
Government of
Chile
Santiago
Villa del Mar
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Tom Heflin
Ted Weems
Victor
New
Brunswick
Regent Club
Scrappy Lambert
Reed
Missouri
Senator Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
Violet Hat Shop
Polk ST
Andryx Bird Cages
ESSEX
Williams Hardware CO
Taylor ST
Vox Trots
Aul Christersen
Thythm
Sadlers
Brown Marine Gazette
Liquor Control Board
Marizon
Milan
Smart Millinery
Randal
Choice
Randal Drug Co
Oscar D. Randal
Taylor
West
Sixteenth and
Jackson Streets
ST. Clair
Merchants’ Essex
Alma Mosley
Johnnie
Columbus
Gs Tees
Rigo Manufacturing Company
Nashville, Tennessee
West Amarillo Christian Church
West Amarillo
Prof
Shirey
Mia
Shirey Pianini
F.C. Morrison
Woo. Doling
Dallas
Wairmont
Reppert Lumber Company
Op Ailder
Sixth ST
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