Roosevelt 16 Open Golden Age to Press Houston
President Roosevelt's plan to regulate industry could spark a revival in business and advertising, says John Benson of the American Association of Advertising Agencies. Benson addressed about 400 delegates at the Texas Press Association convention in Houston, with other speakers from Chicago and St. Louis. The gathering discussed agency ethics, credits, and editorial topics as it neared the election of officers for 1934.
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Houston
Roosevelt
John Benson
New York
American Association of Advertising Agencies
Benson
Texas Press Association
Samuel O. Dunn
Chicago
Railway Age
W. C. D'Arcy
St. Louis
D'Arcy
R. F. Higgs
Stephenville
Dallas
Anthony Rites Held Here Friday for Mrs. Fannie Anthony
Services for Mrs. Fannie Price Anthony, early Panhandle resident who died in Oklahoma City, were held at Polk Street Methodist Church with Dr. J. T. McClure officiating. Burial followed at Plano Cemetery under Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home. The widow of Louis Anthony, she and her husband lived in Panhandle since 1888 and later in Amarillo for about 25 years.
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Fannie Price Anthony
Panhandle
Oklahoma City
Polk Street Methodist Church
J. T. McClure
McClure
Gaston Foote
San Jacinto Methodist Church
E. S. Burgess
D. W. Owen
W. H. Fuqua
G. G. Or»way
J. Ray
Otis Trulove
B. T. Ware
G. J. Nunn
Plano Cemetery
Blackburn-Shaw
Anthony
Louis Anthony
Anthonys
Washburn
Anthony Orved
O. P. Wood Merchantile & Banking Company
Amarillo
Three Nations In Arms Agreement In Paris
A three power accord between the United States Britain and France emerged in Paris to advance Geneva disarmament efforts. French officials pressed for secure guarantees but agreed to remove obstacles hindering the conference. In Houston a driver, J W Harrell aged 28 of Baytown, was killed when his car hit a cow on the San Jacinto battlefield highway and the body was found beside the wreck.
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Paris
Geneva
Houston
J. W. Harrell
Baytown
San Jacinto Battleground
Austin
U.S. Court Denies Gas Rate Increase Bid in Texas
The Fifth Circuit ruled Community Natural Gas acted prematurely by filing in federal court to raise rates in Cisco Texas. It upheld a district ruling denying an injunction and said the matter should await the Texas Railroad Commission decision already in progress. The company alleged a $7,000 shortfall for the year ending August 31 1932.
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New Orleans
United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Community Natural Gas Company
Cisco
Texas
Northern
Texas District Court
Texas Railroad Commission
Appelant
Railroad Commission
Inspector Ellis Dead in Auto Crash Near Kennedy
W. D. Ellis a 50 year old cattle inspector for the Sanitary Livestock Commission of Texas died yesterday from injuries from an automobile accident near Kennedy. He was widely known among cattlemen in this region. The death occurred in San Antonio on June 9.
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San Antonio
W. D. Ellis
Sanitary Livestock Commission of Texas
Kenedy
Potter County Farmers' Holiday meeting set for Saturday
A Potter County Farmers' Holiday Association unit plans a 2 PM meeting Saturday in Judge Nelson's court room. A. E. Krause and Upton Jones announce speakers including Mrs. Phebe K. Warner of Claude and Grady Hazelwood. The national movement aims to aid farm and home owners.
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A. E. Krause
Upton Jones
L. Gough
Potter County
Potter
Nelson
Phebe K. Warner
Claude
Grady Hazelwood
Old Tack
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Funeral at 4 O Clock for Young Foster Girl
Lillian Foster aged 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs E E Foster of 616 East Eleventh Avenue will have her funeral at 4 o clock Friday afternoon at Boxwell Brothers Chapel. Rev J C Sisemore of the Tabernacle Baptist Church conducts the services with burial in Liano Cemetery. Pallbearers are John F Sandifer Varnal Vinent Homer Cooper W D Burks J T Cooper and Fred Nunn. She died Thursday morning after a two year illness. She is survived by her parents a sister and two brothers.
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Lillian Foster
E. E. Foster
East Eleventh Avenue
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
J. C. Sisemore
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Liano
John F. Sandifer
Varnal Vinent
Homer Cooper
W. D. Burks
J. T. Cooper
Fred Nunn
Miss Foster
New Mexico Methodists Open Annual Conference Session
The New Mexico conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church meets in Las Vegas with Dr. George M. Henderson presiding. Bishop Ralph Cushman of Denver will announce pastors' assignments after the conference ends Saturday. Delegates visit Tiptonville, the site of New Mexico's first Protestant church. The text also notes Chicago Cubs manager Charley Grimm choosing Koenig for right handed pitching and Jurges for southpaws after months of mixed use.
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Las Vegas
N. M
New Mexico
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
George M. Henderson
Albuquerque
Ralph 8. Cushman
Denver
Tiptonville
Mark Koenig
Bill Jurges
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Koenig
Turges
Town and Northwestern Set Sept. 30 Big Ten Clash
Town and Northwestern, foes in the final week of the 1932 Big Ten season, will meet again on September 30 in Chicago. UCLA and Stanford will also clash on September 30 after a brief fall practice under Pacific Coast Conference rules.
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Town
Northwestern
Chicago
University of California At
Los Angeles
Stanford
All-Bran A Habit‑Forming Constipation Remedy
Mrs. John Schneider of Oshkosh Wisconsin recommends Kellogg's All-Bran for constipation noting it provides bulk fiber and iron to aid digestion. She claims it is more effective and wholesome than pills and urges using two tablespoons daily as a cereal or in cooking with recipes on the package.
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John Schneider
Tenth Street
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Kekogg
Battle Creek
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U.S
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Association
Czechoslovakia
Methodists
Nya
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Eoraapitine
American Medical
Thompson
Libby
Pearl
Bartlett
Medina
Schilling’s
Tre
van Camp
Hillsdale
Kelloggs
Kraft’s
Johnson
Royal
Piggly Wiggly
Hams
Sun Ray
Iowana
Pinkney
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