Quick Action For Industry Aid Forecast
Administration plans to speed enactment of the Industrial Recovery Bill contending revival hinges on action. Senator Wagner warns delay risks loss of gains and a slide into chaos. Early industry targets include iron and steel textiles coal oil and automobiles employing about 70 percent of industrial labor. industries remain hopeful the start will come with these sectors.
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Washington
Wagner Democrat
New York
Senate
Roosevelt
Wagner
Congress
Amarillo and West Texas Fair Weather Forecast
Weather roundup for Amarillo and surrounding areas shows fair conditions tonight and Thursday. West Texas and New Mexico areas are generally fair with cooler conditions tonight in the southeast and extreme east portions and slightly warmer on Thursday in the west and central areas. Temperature extremes through 11 pm range from 67 to 85 degrees. Also note advertisement for Guaranteed oil at 10 cents a quart at 1900 W. 3rd.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th ‘Meridian
New Mexico
Extra session promised for economy balk
Speaker Rainey told reporters that if Congress accepts the Connally amendment and adjourns, President Roosevelt would call another extra session to keep the budget balanced. He warned the 170 million dollar shortfall requires action and cited public opinion as support for a fight to maintain a balanced budget. Roosevelt pressed for veterans care and warned new taxes would be needed if the Senate amendment stands.
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Washington
Rainey
Congress
Roosevelt
Connally
Independent Offices
House Democratic Steering Committee
Senate
Enjoin Seven Home Auctions In Texas Foreclosure Case
Six petitions for injunctions were granted in two district courts to halt public sale of property slated for Tuesday by loan companies. An additional injunction or temporary restraining order was issued Monday under a Texas law shielding mortgage liens on deeds of trust for two years. Plaintiffs include John B. Gilvin, Will D. Gilvin, H G Persons, I M Futch, J R Gant, D B Roberson, and Clay E Thompson versus Farm & Home Savings and Loan Association, Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co, and other lenders.
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Texas
John B. Gilvin
Farm & Home Savings and Loan Association
Will D. Gilvin
Vet Cost Cut Plans Compared With Roosevelt Economy
Washington reports compare the President's veterans modification order with the 1934 budget and Economy Act. Service connected cases show 386,000 veterans at $221 million under 1934, 225,000 veterans at $68 million under the Economy Act, and about $89.5 million under the modification. Non service connected cases and Spanish war veterans details follow, noting changes in monthly figures and totals, with adjustments toward pensions for veterans 62 and over.
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Veterans Affairs
Senate to probe Morgan tax returns and stock deals
A Senate subcommittee approved a resolution giving full authority to inquire into income tax returns of J P Morgan partners and stock transactions related thereto. Immediate Senate sanction will be sought as the panel resumes its examination of O P Van Sweringen relations with Morgan.
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Senate
J. P. Morgan & Company
Morgan Partners
O. P. van Sweringen
van Sweringen Rail
Morgan Bank
Wolflin Fourth Grade Wins Public Music Memory Contest
Miss Ethel Jackson, Wolflin principal, announced the Wolflin fourth grade team won the annual music memory contest over Tyler school. Instructor Miss Doris Shaw led the team. Other top squads included Buchanan Street fifth grade under Miss Lottie Struve, Tyler seventh grade with Miss Bess Davis, and San Jacinto sixth grade with Miss Elsie Arnn.
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Wolflin
Tyler
Amarillo
Curtis Philanthropist Publisher Passes Away
PHILADELPHIA June 7 Cyr us H Curtis noted publisher and philanthropist died today at his home in Wyncote after a year long illness He would have been 83 on June 18 He leaves daughter Louise Curtis Sos and other family members At his bedside were grandsons William Curtis Bok Cary W Bok stepdaughters John C Martin and Mrs Pearson Wells He chaired Curtis Publishing Company and Curtis Martin Newspapers and owned the Philadelphia Inquirer He founded missions and supported learning and civic decency per friends CURTIS Page 2
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Philadelphia
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Wyncote
Louise Curtis Sos
Curtis
New York
Curtis Publishing Company
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies’ Home Journal
The
Country Gentleman
Curtis-Martin Newspapers
Incc
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Evening Ledger
New York Evening Post
Philadelphia Inquirer Company
Inquirer
William Curtis Bok
Cary W. Bok
John C. Martin
Pearson Wells
Detroit
Curtis Martin Newspapers, Inc
Farish resigns Humble presidency for New Jersey chair
Farish quits Humble Oil to become chairman of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. He will move to New York and assume duties late this month after a special meeting to elect a successor. Blaffer elected president to succeed Farish at Humble.
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Houston
Williams
Farish
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
New York
United Press
Humble
Standard of New Jersey
Standard
Newark
N. J
George N. Jones
Robert L. Blaffer
Humble Oil & Refining Company
William 8. Farish
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
International Monetary Unit: Roosevelt's Idea for World Stabilization
Washington June 7 U P officials at the White House say the plan under study for the world economic conference is an international monetary unit to stabilize currencies. The proposed imaginary gold-based unit would fix exchange rates to the dollar or pound, eliminating multiple value combinations and reducing speculation.
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Washington
U.P
White House
Roosevelt
France
Utility rights on equipment sales upheld in Texas court
The Texas Third Court of Civil Appeals ruled that a public utility may merchandise equipment for its product. It upheld part of a district court decision and denied an injunction in 53rd district court against the San Antonio Public Service Company. The court forbids placing equipment safes where the utility does not supply gas or electricity.
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Austin
Third Court of Civil Appeals
53Rd District Court
James V. Allred
San Antonio Public Service Company
Allred
Eight Hurt in Mine Clash Near Springfield
Eight men were wounded in a clash between rival miners and peace officers at the Peerless mine near Springfield Illinois. The incident occurred on June 7 as tensions between groups flared, drawing local authorities to quell the disturbance.
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Springfield
Peerless Mine
Gold standard debate shocks Senate and markets
Arthur Brisbane notes Europe denounces US move away from gold as the Senate approves tendering rights. He cites Roosevelt era shifts, claims repudiation charges while Americans argue the change ends costly gold outflow. Brisk critique of global monetary tensions and fiscal policy.
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Europe
Washington
Roosevelt
Reed
Senate
Missing Fort Worth Choir Singer Sought by Police
Police circulate descriptions of Mary Lee Lucas a 19 year old choir singer missing since early Monday. Authorities in Fort Worth Texas broadcast her description to air time in several Texas cities as part of the search.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Mary Lee Lucas
Texas
Kidnapper Sought After Deputy Seizure Near Nacogdoches
A posse combs a wood near Nacogdoches for a man wanted in the kidnapping of a deputy at Gladewater test night and who released him in Nacogdoches. The fugitive was known to officers.
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Nacogdoches
Gladewater
All-Expense Globe-News Tour to Century of Progress
Wilbur Hawk sponsors an eight day all expense tour to the world’s fair A Century of Progress leaving Sunday June 25 from Amarillo with Mason King and Miss Lois Black handling reservations The price is 75 dollars with 10 dollars down and balance by June 20 Most days concentrate in Chicago with significant time for travel and sightseeing Reservations closed by June 23 but likely to fill early.
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News- Globe
Wilbur Hawk
Amarillo
Mason King
Lois Black
Miss Black
News-Globe
Santa Fe
Chicago
City Auditors Present Annual Municipal Funds Audit
The annual audit covering April 15 to April 15 was delivered to the city commission by H. V. Robertson & Company with balance sheets and disbursements. A three year comparative balance sheet was prepared by city auditor J. M. Barker. Amarillo’s combined cash balance stood at $363,641.12 as of April 15. Mayor Rogers was authorized to sign warrants toTake up two unregistered warrants totaling $36,179.48 and a cash payment of $10,000 was made to settle old warrants.
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City Commission
H. V. Robertson & Company
Howard Lauder
Rl Tyler
J. M. Barker
Amarillo
Ross D. Rogers
1936 Olympic Games Chosen for Berlin
The International Olympic Committee voted unanimously to hold the 1936 games in Berlin, resolving a dispute over German policies toward Jews and settling the controversy.
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Berlin
Vienna
International Olympic Committee
Berln
Germany
Wood 10 Hole Whip Hand in Cash Affairs
Gov. Miriam Ferguson appoints John Wood as chairman of the Texas Highway Commission. Wood, 49, longtime Ferguson ally from East Texas, will control spending amid anticipated clashes with former appointees and rival governors. He will be the first Austin resident to chair the panel in years.
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Wood
Gordon K. Shearer Austin
John Wood
Miriam Ferguson
Highway Commission
Ferguson
W. R. Ely
Abilene
D. &. Martin
San Antonio
Dan Moody
Ross Sterng
Martin
Moody
Perguson
Ely
Harry Tom King
Pergusons
Woods
Ould
Highway Department
Mark Wigffiton
Sterling
Wiginton
Frank Denison
Temple
Senate
Georgia
Texas
Shelby County
Frank Lanham
Not too late to plant gladiolus and nursery stock
Classified notice urges planting gladiolus and other seeds shrubs while still time remains. Daily bargains in nursery stock clearances appear in Want Ads under Classification No 45 with best buys listed for cows hogs horses and other live stock.
McGee Capture Here Gets National Praise
Police Chief W R McDowell and detective chief Clark Cain earned national praise from Kansas City police director E C Reppert for their role in arresting Walter H McGee, the ring leader of the McElroy kidnapers. McGee was arrested here last Friday while armed and later confessed to planning the extortion plot.
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W. R. McDowell
E. C. Reppert
Kansas City
Clark Cain
Walter H. McGee
McElroy
Mr. Reppert
Amarillo
United States
Kdnapers
Association of Chiefs of Police
Walter McGee
McGee
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Jimmie Mattern
San Angelo
Raymond Clapper
Industry
Mattern
Chita
Morgan Inquiry
J. P. Morgan and Company
van Sweringen
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Committee
Moscow
Novosibirsk
Jimmy Mattern
Moscow Weather Bureau
Krasnoyarsk
China
Novo-Sibirsk
United Press Bureau
Novo
Sibirsk
Omsk
Nome
Alaska
Khabarovsk
Bering Sea
NEW Jersey Standard
Internation Monetary Unit
Arthur Ray
King Pweature Syndicate, Inc
Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Globe-News
C. P. van Sweringen
Morgan
Plana
Commission Loyal
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