Causes of tooth stain linked to fluoride in Amarillo water
Garford Wilkinson reports a new view that mottled teeth in Amarillo children come from excess fluorides in local water rather than diet. Dr. R P Parcells and City Chemist Jack Wyatt describe how fluoride minerals in water can stain developing teeth, with tests showing six parts per million in Amarillo water and some regions nearly fluoride-free.
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Panhandle
R. P. Parcells
Parcells
Jack Wyatt
Wyatt
Canyon
Boruff
Illinois
Urbana
Til
Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Magazine
Bauxite
Ark
Oakley
Idaho
Tomorrow's Globe
Potter County Medical Society
Globe
Family Feud Blamed For Rio Grande City Rioting
In Rio Grande City a long standing family feud is blamed for a political meeting riot that left two men dead and several wounded. Sheriff G A Guerra sent five State Ranger officers to aid the investigation as chaos erupted during a Brownsville senatorial campaign event.
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G. A. Guerra
Davil Gomez
Pablo Solis
la Grulla Ranch
Solis
Pablo
Guerra
Falfurrias
J. T. Canales
Brownsville
F. W. Seabury
Archie Parr
Starr County
Canales
Julio Guerra
Brother “T
Gus Guerra
Julio
la Grulla
Relief work details and elm tree debate across districts
Relief lists target seven counties in District A and nine in District B for scope assessment. The highways department readies crews this week. Denver elms face a scourge with 10 000 dying in the past year, prompting talk of Siberian elms as a hardier replacement. The Literary Digest cites Roosevelt inviting Texas senator Tom Connally for a Potomac cruise, stirring worry in Joe Bailey’s bid for the Senate. Eminent physicians link great egotism to insanity, noting its tie to nervous prostration.
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Highways Department
Denver
Literary Digest
Roosevelt
Texas
Tom Connally
Potomac
Joe Bailey
Bailey
Senator Connally
Senate
Jim Farley
White House
Swim Club Opening Prompts Amarillo Water Carnival
In June the Plainview Country Club plans a big water carnival as its swimming pool opens on June 10. The letter from Tack seeks contact with senior Red Cross life savers or Amarillo district examiner for swimmers in Amarillo.
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Amarillo
Red Cross
Plainview Country Club
Condition of acid accident victim improves after spill
Mrs Helen Dabney nurse suffers severe facial and chest burns from nitric acid spill at Amarillo Building doctors say her condition improved overnight at Northwest Texas Hospital though she remains critical. She fainted and struck a medicine cabinet spilling acid across her face and chest. She lives at 905 Jackson Street.
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Helen Dabney
Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarillo
Drought Aid Requests and State-Wide Crop Relief Efforts
Governors across Kansas North Dakota Wisconsin consider embargoes on livestock shipments to curb drought damage. Minnesota National Guard enforces grazing embargo while railroads announce rate cuts on feed and shipping. Arkansas residents donate hay and meal to South Dakota farmers as weather forecasters predict wetter June than May.
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Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Minnesota National Guard
William B. Langer
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Arkansas
South Dakota
C. A. Donnel
Weather Bureau of
Chicago
Law of Half and Half Confirmed by Penny Test
Athens Ga June 4 The 50 50 law holds says Prof Pope Hill of the University of Georgia after 100000 penny draws from a mixed can He notes misrepresentation as a penny flipper but confirms equal odds with 50145 draws yielding 1920 and 49855 yielding 1919 in the long run The experiment supports the half and half principle.
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Athens
O. K
Pope Hill
University of Georgia
Hill
Youth recounts crime and police confusion in family tragedy
Louis Payne tells detectives he stripped his mother and used rope to lash his brother as part of a bid to confuse police. He is booked on suspicion of murder. Police search for a woman posing as Mrs Payne who phoned Beverly Hills High School claiming Robert shot himself but needed his trumpet.
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18Th
Harrison Streets
Amarillo
Louis
Young Payne
Payne
Beverly Hills High School
Robert
Roosevelt Confers On Drouth Crisis At White House
President Roosevelt met with federal farm and relief chiefs to map a comprehensive response to the Western drouth crisis. Attendees included Henry Hopkins, Chester Davis, Gov William Myers, Farm Credit head, and Rexford Tugwell. a special message to Congress may follow.
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Drouth
Washington
West
White House
Congress
Henry Hopkins
Chester C. Davis
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
William S. Myers
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Missing at the golf clubs in Washington deepens scene
The report notes a figure missing at golf clubs in Washington while Mary Roberts Rinehart mocks medical orders by installing a news ticker in her study. Johnny Weissmuller inspires a masculine fad as he strips to play shirtless, leaving the porch watchers to see a sea of brown shirts across the course.
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Senate
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Johnny Weissmuller
Strikers Told to Return to Work Within 24 Hours
Wilson & Company packers issue a curt 24 hour ultimatum to striking employees. Letters to union officials warn that workers must report for duty by Tuesday morning or be deemed resigned, with option to resign if they do not wish to work. The move comes from Oklahoma City on June 4.
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Oklahoma City
Wilson & Company
Packers
Pair Freed From Suspended Terms
Two men who completed all provisions of their suspended sentences were discharged Saturday by District Judge Henry S. Bishop. R. C. Hill, convicted November 18, 1926, for assault with intent to rob, received a five year suspended sentence. Maborn Tomberlin, convicted May 6, 1939, for forgery, received a four year suspended term.
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Henry S. Bishop
R. C. Hill
Maborn Tomberlin
Plan Joe Bailey Rally at Fort Worth Tuesday
Local Bailey headquarters announced a large Joe Bailey rally to be held in Fort Worth on Tuesday. Speakers include Mrs. Rue O Neill and Dayton Moses, Fort Worth attorney. Bailey canceled an Amarillo engagement to return to Washington and oppose the Ickes oil bill before the House committee.
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Bailey
Joe Bailey
Fort Worth
Rue O'Neill
Dayton Moses
Moses
Panhandle
Cattlemen's Association of Texas
Amarillo
Washington
House
Marie the Quints Fight for Life in Ontario Hospital
Marie smallest of the Dionne quintuplets remains critically ill in North Bay Ontario while her four sisters recover from jaundice. Weights reported by father Emilie 1 lb 13 oz Cecile 2 lb 1 oz Annette 2 lb 4 oz Yvonne 2 lb 6 oz Marie 1 lb 10 oz. No decision on showing the babies at the Chicago Fair. doctor permission pending.
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North Bay
Ont
Marie
Oliva Dionne
Emilie
Cecile
Annette
Yvonne
Chicago Fair
Dionne
Summer terms announced with varied courses and registration
President Masters outlined two six week terms offering courses in English education algebra trigonometry history shorthand typing bookkeeping and languages if demand exists Registration for high school work is at the high school building under I D Maharon and Felix Phillips directs elementary work at the Tyler Street School Registration may be made in the next two weeks but classes start tomorrow Roosevelt and congressional leaders will delay adjournment until the administration program advances.
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Masters
I. D. Maharon
Felix Phillips
Tyler Street
Trend Toward Longer Term Government Securities
Washington June 4 A move to replace short term debt with longer maturities emerged as Secretary Morgenthau offered two issues totaling 800 million dollars. The plan could rise to 1.32 billion with potential growth. observers foresee increased emergency spending and heavy public works outlays. The issues include 300 million in 12 13 year 3 percent bonds and 500 million in 5 year 2 1 8 percent notes, with a right to raise bonds by 520,198,100 to swap for 174,905,500 in 14 of 1 percent certificates maturing June 15 and 345,292,600 in 2 1 8 percent notes due August 1.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
Cotton futures ease in New Orleans due to lower cables
Markets report New Orleans cotton opening easier as cables come in lower and sterling weakens. July falls to 11.64, October 11.88, December 11.98, with losses 8-9 points from Saturday. Kansas City hogs and cattle trade show weaker cash prices as supplies and grading shift.
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New Orleans
Due
Sterling Exchange
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Pittsburgh Woman Killed in Texas Crash
Mrs. R. H. Lautz of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania was killed instantly when her car left the highway and crashed into a ditch three miles west of Sulphur Springs Texas on June 4.
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Pittsburgh
Naval talks set to open in London June 15
Washington announces preliminary international naval conversations will begin in London around June 15 to prepare for the 1935 conference.
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Washington
U.P
London
State Department
Where We Gonna Live June Bridegrooms Find Rentals
The piece notes housing shortages in June for brides and grooms and advises using a Wanted to Rent ad to locate a place. It highlights the urgency for new or aging couples to secure housing despite scarce apartments and houses.
Wanted to Rent near Oliver-Eakle Blog six blocks
Couple seeks a furnished efficiency apartment or duplex within six blocks of Oliver-Eakle Blog. Bills paid, kitchenette, bath and Frigidaire required. Message T-850 Globe-News.
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Eeepe
Oliver-Eakle
T-850
Globe-News
Livestock Market Reports and Cotton Consumption
Livestock prices show narrow demand with steer and veal figures across weights and grades. Cotton consumption in April reaches a post 1929 high, while New York stock letters note mixed market tone amid drought relief and insolvency figures.
Amazing gas saver promises 500 percent profits
A dubious scientific laboratory promotion from Illinois claims a vapor based autofuel device can deliver 66 miles per gallon. It urges any car owner to attach the device and promises instant profitability with a free sample to those sending their address and car name.
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