Final Plans Complete for Special Train Fort Worth
Plans for the Texas Press Full House special train to arrive in Washington at noon April 17 were completed by the executive committee. In Baltimore five cars will join the Texas train four dining cars and a Presidential reception lounge. President Roosevelt and Vice President Garner will board the lounge and Texas delegates will be introduced to Washington dignitaries.
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Fort Worth
Texas Press
Washington
Executive Committee
Baltimore
Texas
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Garner
Texas Reception Committee
Lowry Martin
Corsicana
Walter D. Cline
Wichita Frills
Cline
Rufus Higgs
T. J. Holbrook
Galveston
John W. Carpenter
Dallas
Progressive Texans, Inc
Texas Lad Claims Crown for Ailments
Beaumont April 10. Bobbie Bridges nine years old reads a dispatch from Quincy Alabama and declares himself the world airmen champion after listing a long string of illnesses. The family doctor verified the list but noted omissions.
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Texas Lad
Crown
Beaumont
Bobbie Bridges
Quincy
Howard Holzagra
Bobbie
Bridges
Britain Inquires On German Arms
London reports Britain asked Germany about projected armament increases and expects a reply within a week. Sir John Simon told the House of Commons the government is examining the proposals and has instructed the British ambassador in Berlin to seek details from Berlin.
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London
Great Britain
Germany
John Simon
House of Commons
Disarmament Bureau
Geneva
Sir John
Berlin
Japs Gain in Northern China News Sparks Alarm
Chinese papers report Japanese officers dispatched to Chahar Suiyuan Shansi and Southern Hopei to strengthen influence and learn strategic centers. Other papers note failed talks on returning the Malanyu Press near the Great Wall tombs of the Tsing dynasty.
Courthouse deeds and car registrations listed
Courthouse records show warranty deeds and car registrations. B and L Assn transfers Lot 6 Block 4 Alamo Place to Paul Bentke for 1514.49. L Munday and wife to Long Bell Lumber Co transfer Lot 12 Wells Sub Block 7 South Side Addition for 10.00. Car registrations list E C Blue and W S Birge at 1220 W 12th Plymouth.
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Wichita Falls
Paul Bentke
Alamo Place
L. Munday
Long Bell Lumber Co
Wells
South Side Addition
E. C. Blue
Ford
W. S. Birge
W. 12Th
Plymouth
Keynote to Feature Amarillo College Balladettes Show
The Balladettes and Balladers of Amarillo College present The Keynote at Municipal Auditorium with Robert McNeill leading. Admission 35 and 50 cents. proceeds fund Galveston convention participation and future competitions.
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Amarillo College
Municipal Auditorium
Robert McNeill
McNeill
Keynes
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Galveston
Alta Turk
The
Music de
Amarillo
Hillsboro
MacDowell Music Club
San Antonio
Hjalmar Bergh
Chicago
Joseph Kapelus
Clifton Oliver
Harriet Ann Collard
Harold Ensinger
Moreland Caldwell
Aston Walker
Paul Lovett
Beulah Jaques
Contagious Skin Ailments Targeted By Brown's Lotion
Warned that many pupils may contract contagious diseases like itch impetigo and ringworm and urging parents to treat with Brown's Lotion sold by Randal Drug Stores for 60c or $1.00. The ad promotes quick relief from itch and other loathsome skin conditions.
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Randal Drug Stores
Alice Denies Senator Race
Alice Roosevelt Longworth again declined any consideration of a run for Senator from Ohio. The denial follows renewed speculation sparked by her brother Theodore Roosevelt Jr visiting her home and rumors of a party leadership bid. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. also avoided commenting on succeeding Everett Sanders as Republican National Committee chairman.
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Washington
Ohio
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
T. R
Theodore Roosevelt
Everett Sanders
Republican National Committee
Grocer's Cash Stolen From Police Station Safe
A package with several hundred dollars in cash and checks left for safekeeping by grocer Jim Clark was stolen from the police station safe over the weekend. Police Chief Hollis Barron discovered the loss when opening the Safe to hand the funds to a store representative. No time or thief identified.
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Waco
Jim Clark
Hollis Barron
Clark
R. M. McDonald
Barron
Radio Fire Kills Woman in Holyoke Home
Mrs. Ary Morrow died after flames erupted from a radio as she switched on the power in her Holyoke Massachusetts residence. Investigators report the blaze started from a celluloid control button on the radio.
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Holyoke
Mass
Ary Morrow
Amarillo Labor Office Opens as Job Clearing House
Amarillo's new labor office under the U S Department of Labor functions as a free impartial clearing house between employers and workers at 408 East Fifth Avenue. Manager A G Irwin says it will speed placements, not create new jobs, and will expand job and wage opportunities as it builds a skilled and unskilled labor pool.
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Amarillo
U. S. Department of Labor
CWA
A. G. Irwin
East Fifth Avenue
Irwin
Texas Business Failures Drop One Third in March 1934
Commercial failures in Texas fell 34 percent in March 1934 from February and March 1933. The first quarter total of 1934 shows a 58 percent drop from the previous year, with 21 March failures and 79 in the quarter. Liabilities for March stood at 435000, down 7 percent from February and 24 percent from March 1933.
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Austin
Texas
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas
Dogs Chase Bunny All Die of Heat
In Abilene on Sunday Rex Smith George Scoggins and Tom Moore reported their greyhounds chasing a rabbit. The chase ended with the rabbit dead and within two hours all five greyhounds had died from heat exhaustion amid high humidity and mid afternoon heat.
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Abilene
Rex Smith
George Scoggins
Tom Moore
Joyful News For Rheumatic Sufferers
Advert reads that ALLENRY relieves neuritis sciatica and rheumatism by removing excess uric acid. It claims pain eases in 48 hours with a money back guarantee and mentions City Drug Stores and other druggists selling ALLENRU at 85 cents.
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Allenry
Allenru
Quaker City Papers In New Organization
Announcement that Morning and Sunday Public Ledger will merge with Morning and Sunday Philadelphia Inquirer on April 16. The Evening Public Ledger continues publishing from the Ledger plant. Public Ledger began in March 1936 and has 98 years in the morning field. Cyrus H. K. Curtis was publisher from 1913 to 1933.
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Philadelphia
Public Ledger
Philadelphia Inquirer
Inquirer
Evening Public Ledger
Ledger
The
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Greek to Me Says County Official Amid Spanish Paper Snag
County clerk W. E F. Blackburn rejected a civil court instrument from Jaurez, Mexico because it was written in Spanish. County Attorney Howard Anderson supported him, noting recordings require English. The document reportedly referred to a divorce of an Amaril man.
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Votter
W. E F. Blackburn
Howard Anderson
Jaurez
Mexico
Amaril
Insist Royal Youth to Wed Denials Fades in Stockholm
London reports say Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark and Sweden's Princess Ingrid will marry. Close sources claim the engagement is arranged and to be announced once King Gustaf finishes his Riviera vacation and returns to Stockholm. The couple allegedly plans a secret engagement until the king's return.
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London
Federick
Denmark
Sweden
Ingrid
Gustaf
Riviera
Stockholm
Royal engagement denial after Cannes sighting and Stockholm visit
The royal family dismissed reports of an impending engagement. Prince Frederick denied the rumors. The couple was seen together in Cannes and during Frederick's recent Stockholm visit, signaling ongoing public interest and appearances.
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Prince Frederick
Cannes
Stockholm
Derrick worker killed by steam line blast near Turnertown
Henderson reports S W Coleman 35 died when a steam line exploded on a lease two miles south of Turnertown. A pipe rebound knocked him off the derrick floor and broke his neck. He lived at Walters Oklahoma.
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Henderson
S. W. Coleman
Turnertown
Walters
Okla
Highway Work Blocked Over High Right-of-Way Bid
Potter County commissioners blocked a highway extension project after deeming a $2,700 bid for just over a mile of right-of-way excessive. A jury assessed the 60-foot parcel cost amid Denver area plans to join Fast Third Street with Highway No 5. During the Spanish American War Colonel Gorgas conducted an operation by firefly light.
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Denver Tracks
Potter County Commission
Gorgas
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