City Approves 7455 For Board Of City Development
A appropriation of seven thousand five hundred fifty five dollars was approved by the city commission for June operations of the Board of City Development. The monthly request itemized amounts for administration advertising and publicity conventions telephone and other expenses including an immigration program with Panhandle-Pins of Texas.
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City Commission
Board of City Development
Highway Department
Panhandle
Panhandle Bankers Call for Regional Clearing Houses
Bankers echoed the need for higher profits and urged cooperation across Texas. At Panhandle’s 26th annual meeting, attendees from Fort Worth to New York heard calls for regional clearing houses, new services with charges, and stronger organization.
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McAdams
Fort Worth
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Kansa
St. Louis
Kansas City
New York City
J. C. Paul
The
American State Bank
Amarillo
Panhandle
W. H. Fuqua
Tol Ware
W. H. Patrick
Clarendon
D. J. Young
Scott Montgomery
Memphis
Qathens
Claude
Joe Sneed
J. H
Paul
Association
Patrick
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank Board
J. C. Anderson, Jr
A. G. Hammond
Anderson
Country Club Sourse
Rose Bowl
Weather chatter and small-town wit from Amarillo
The column discusses drought chatter in Texas, noting Panhandle conditions and forecasts of heavy rains soon. It blends weather lore, retail fears, and light anecdotes from Los Angeles to New York, ending with a skeptical take on urban readers and farm policy.
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Texas
Panhandle
Amarillo
Juarez
Deputy Constable and Black Teenager Fatally Wounded
A deputy constable from Imperial Missouri and a 16 year old Black youth died after a shooting on a desolate road near St Louis. The constable tried to arrest Joseph Carr and a Black accomplice when they were observed tampering with stolen tires on their car.
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ST. Louis
Imperial
Here
Conrad Strader
Joseph Carr
Pegro
Robert Rogers
Farmers urged to limit crops to raise prices
The writer argues big business would keep profits while farmers shrink production only slightly, causing prices to rise. A government board to reduce cropland is proposed, but farmers would resist as a liberty issue. An anecdote contrasts city and farm life about work and opportunity. A lost white wire-haired fox terrier named Patsy is sought with a $ reward offer.
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United States
Patsy
van Buren Street
Old Tack
Texas governor race sparks church involvement critique
Love cites a Tam many Texas rally on August 11, 1928 where a former congressman now seeking governor was named John J. Raskob’s Texas field manager. He says the ex-congressman now urges preachers to back his gubernatorial bid and blasts Earl E. Mayfield for backing Al Smith, labeling him a minority candidate.
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Love
Austin
John J. Raskob
Texas
Earl E. Mayfield
al Smith
Mayfield
Hoover Eyes Careful Study Before Signing Tariff Bill
President Hoover will review the Smoot Hawley tariff with aid from experts. He plans a department by department investigation and a thorough personal examination that could take substantial time.
College students return home from Amarillo this week
Among the group returning to their homes in Amarillo this week are Jack Fisher of Oklahoma University Ruth Early of the Lady of the Lake College at San Antonio Elgar Kanouse of Oklahoma University and George Bates of the New Mexico Military Institute.
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Amarillo
Jack Fisher
Oklahoma University
Ruth Early
the Lady of the Lake College At
San Antonio
Elgar Kanouse
George Bates
The
New Mexico Military Institute
Bishop Again Contends Over Congressional Inquiries
Bishop Cannon testifies about campaign mailings and a $5,000 fund for distributing a speech. He maintains no lobbying and refuses to answer questions about private affairs. The discussion covers use of Heflin’s frank and the Asheville anti-Smith movement.
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Congress
Walsh
Cannon
Montanan
Senate
Caraway
Methodist Board
James Cannon, Jr
Blaine
Heflin
Alabama
Congressional
Clarence True Wilson
Wilson
Government Printing Office
Frank
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Southern Methodist Board
Sheppard
Texas
Asheville
United Corp Proposed to Unite North Atlantic Utilities
The Todays report notes a new enterprise dubbed United Corp planning a $5 billion corporation to control steam power water power gas and major distributing agencies across the North Atlantic region. Ralph Budd president of the Great Northern Railroad and his son led a party of top railroad engineers to Europe to review the venture.
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United Corp
North Atlantic
Ralph Budd
Great Northern Railroad
Europe
Jailer Held In Jail Amid Smallpox Epidemic
Potter County's jailer J. W. Graves remains jailed during a smallpox outbreak. Two of the 64 prisoners, Melvin Thomas a federal inmate and Willie Copeland a murder suspect, have contracted the disease. New prisoners will be housed in the city jail or sent to neighboring towns until the epidemic ends.
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Potter County
J. W. Graves
Melvin Thomas
Willie Copeland
Forest fires threaten Port Arthur area and Larson Ont
Forest fires from three sides nearly destroy Larson Ontario 80 miles west of Port Arthur. Rescue camps form for Port Arthur and Dymont refugees as rangers and volunteers battle new blazes hourly. Wildlife flee the fires while searchers recover the wrecked Ontario forestry airplane. pilot Paul Garten is believed dead.
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Port Arthur
Lake Superior
Larson
Ont
Ignace
Dymont
Ontario Forestry Service
Paul Garten
Fires Sweep Into Wisconsin Minnesota Burn Thousands of Acres
Forest fires raged across northern Minnesota and upper Wisconsin June 4 threatening and destroying farm homes as flames neared the Superior National Forest. more than 30 000 acres were reported burning in brush and second growth timber with fires near Duluth and in two northern counties.
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Minnesota
United Press
Duluth
Minn
Here
Superior National Forest
Russian railways to be reorganized on American lines
Representatives of the Soviet commissar of railways meet at the Russian frontier as Mr Budd begins a year of planning to reorganize Russian railways along American methods. The move is presented as evidence that Russia possesses business insight despite current politics and social theories.
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Budd
Russia
Livestock Markets Across US Feed Lots June 4
In Fort Worth USDA reports hogs steady with rails at 10.00 and trucks at 9.70, cattle mixed with some prices near 8.60 for steers and 11.00 for yearlings, calves strong to 9.50, and sheep with lambs around 9.00 to 9.25. Kansas City hogs steady top 10.16, cattle mixed with yearlings 10.50 to 13.00, sheep weak 11.00 to 12.00. Oklahoma City cattle strong calves 4.28 to 9.00, hogs up to 16.05. East St. Louis hogs 10.35 top, cattle 9.50 cows, vealers up 25c, sheep steady with ewes around 4.00 to 5.50. Chicago remaining market pending official update.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
U. 8
Oklahoma City
The
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Aee Kroeger Gro & Bak
Lambert Co
Sense Ligget & Myers
Lorillard Tobacco
Louisville Gas & Electos Ludlum Staan
Mackeke
Vse
Phy Mk& Wees
Missouri Pacité RR
National Air Transport
Shi National Aviation
National Bellas Hess
National Biscuit Co
New York Central RR
Nywn Au
Atere Northern Pacific
Maracaibo
Oliver Farm
Republican
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Av Pathe Exchange
Barnedall
J . Penney
Creole Pet
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Pillsbury Flour Mills
Public Service of J
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Keith ‘Orpheum
Humble
Ory
Remington Rand
Reo Motor Cars
Eve Ott
Itlo
Eeeeteene Ae Oe
Republic Iron & ‘Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Kirby Petteeski
St. Joseph Lea Tween Es Touisiana
O & KR
Schulte
Mid-Continent
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Simmons Co
Mountain
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Ie Stone & Webster
Ate Ah'g Panhandle
Studebaker Co
Phillips
Sa Prairie O & G
Ana Prairie Pipe Line
United Fruit
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Royal Dutch
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Pipe & Fourdry
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Westinghouse
White Motor
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Sithes
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City to Elect Successor of Stone July 8
City commissioners order July 8 election to fill the vacancy caused by Lester Stone resignation on May 26. Candidates must file petitions signed by the required percentage of legally qualified voters from the last general election.
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City Commission
Lester Stone
Grain and live stock markets mixed on June 4
Hog and cattle bids show declines in fed steers and yearlings with mixed prices for calves and sows. Grain notes from Chicago, Kansas City and New Orleans report futures easing in wheat and corn, with cotton prices and oil stocks offering varied moves and steady call money in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Houston Oil
Pierce Oil
Preferred 4
Sinclair
Air Reduction
McKeesport Mn Plate
Foster Wheeler
United Cigar Stores
Masison Square Garden
Case
Celotex
Bulova Watch
International Combustion Engineering
Auburn
Prayer for Wisdom in Parenting
A 1930 Edgar A. Guest poem asks for strength to bear care, wisdom to guide children, and the hope their happiness, gratitude, and growth into good manhood and womanhood will honor the parent’s efforts. The speaker prays to God to keep them from blundering and to help lead the children toward everlasting truth.
Foreign Exchange Rates and Paper Markets Brief
New York June 4 reports firm foreign exchange with Great Britain at 84.85 in dollars and cables $4 857 60 day bills on banks $4 889 16. Other nations show France 3.92 Italy 5.25 Belgium 18.05 Germany 23.86 Tokyo 69.37 Montry 99 955 16. Commercial paper yields 3 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged.
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F. Clarke & Co
LBS
Allegheny Corporation
Allis Chalmers
American Car & Foundry
American Power & Light
Amer Rad & Stand Mfg
Amer Smelt & Ref
Tel Cede
My Am
Steel Foundry
American Tel & Telgane
American Tobacco
Amer Water
Wks & Elec
Anaconda
Associated Dry Goods
At&sfar
Auburn Auto
Briggs Mfc
Atteeee
Brooklyn Manhattan Transit
Prunswick Balke Collender
Bucyrus Erie
Dass
Bulova Watch
Burroughs
M Byers
California
J I Case Co
Celotex Co
Cerro de Pasco
Ateee
Commonwealth & Southern
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Consolidated Film Ind
Consolidated Gas Aeennee
Baking A . Seeee
Continental Motors Wee Bbby Coty
Imc
Sieeve Eee
Crucible Steel
Ween Wee
Davison Ace
Dela & Holson Co
Dela Lac & West Reeveees
den & RG
Eastman Kodak
Eaton Axle & Spring Vo
Ey Electric Boat Co
Ween
Electric Power & Light
Fairbanks
Marshal Field & Co
Fisk Rubber
Foster Wheeler, Inc
Fox Films A
Gardner Motor
General Electric
Gillette Razor
Glidden Co
Gold Dust_ Corporation
Goodrich Tire & Rubber
Kolster Radi Kelvinator Corporation
Kresgo & Co. v
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Laxative Endorsed by Doctors
A persuasive family doctor endorsed laxative emphasizes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the safe reliable remedy for sluggish bowels. It claims doctor approval, herbal ingredients, pleasant taste, non habit forming, and wide drugstore availability.
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