Business Leaders Back Johnson on NRA Permanence
A national industrial advisory board meeting in Hot Springs Virginia backed preserving the National Recovery Administration as a key government tool. The group urged a permanent five member core board and a 21 member steering body to oversee NRA while considering a continued emergency form through 1935.
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Hot Springs
National Recovery Administration
Industrial Advisory Board
Hugh 8. Johnson
NRA
George H. Mead
Mead Corporation
Dayton Ohio
Johnson
Washington
Lubricating Device Demonstrated by Two Stations
Jenkins One-Stop Station and E. B. Meyer Service Station showcase Moto Sway lubrication device by Pennzoil to simulate road action. The system detects loose bolts and allows thorough lubrication at no extra cost, even when a vehicle is stationary on springs.
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Jenkins
E. B. Meyer
Pennzoil Company
Funeral services for Arthur G Perry today
Rites for 34 year old Arthur G Perry who died yesterday at a local hospital were set for 4 p m at Blackburn Shaw Punere Chapel. Rev Robert C Jones of the Church of Christ led the service. Burial followed in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include his mother Mrs Julia Perry Amarillo his father J T Perry Snyder and three brothers and two sisters. He lived at 1615 Monroe Street.
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Arthur G. Perry
Blackburn-Shaw Punere
Robert C. Jones
Church of Christ
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr. Perry
Julia Perry
Amarillo
J. T. Perry
Snyder
Monroe Street
Prominent Beaumont Leader Ed Stedman Sr Dies
Ed Stedman Sr president of the Stedman Company and longtime Beaumont business figure died of a heart attack at 58. He was a native of Ross Illinois and had been active in civic and social life for more than 30 years in Beaumont. Chicago birth rate 1932 hit a low not linked to the death and appears as an odd insertion in the clipping.
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Beaumonter
Beaumont
Ed Stedman
The
Stedman Company
Ross
Carnera
Max Baer
Baer
Mr. Baer
Frills and fashion collide with war talk and crime notes
A jumble of fashion ads and political commentary follows a pattern promotion for Anne Adams while European debt defaults and rising violence spark reflection on international finance. The piece touches on Mussolini era tension and recent assassination attempts, linking fashion, finance, and crime in a sweeping editorial snapshot.
Mussolini Hosts at Lidos Grand Hotel With Loyal Attendants
Reporters describe Mussolini at the largest Italian hotel on the Lido with a small retinue. The hotel restricts registrations during his stay while he judges a political and social gathering. Also noted is former heavyweight champ Primo Carnera, ill in bed and far from content after losing the title to Max Baer.
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Mussolini
Lido
Italy
Yesteryear
Primo Carnera
Max Bael
California
Carnera
Courthouse Records and Vehicle Registrations Listed
Courthouse records detail transfers of parcels including lots 23 and 24 in block 112 Mirror and other deeds with prices noted. Vehicle registrations list a slate of 1934 Chevrolet and Ford models registered to individuals and companies in Amarillo and nearby locales.
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Ammie Snarpless
Irma B. Montgomery
Mirror
Floyd N. Rutledge
F B Norman
J. K W. Falls
Earl O Flegg
Morningside
W. Falls
Earl O Flagg
Wells
O. T
W. Palls
Chas. Farrell
McGer
N. S. Griggs
J. H Doty
Mt. Aaron Sect Memorial Park
Anne C. Summers
L. B. Newby
C C. D
Ches
F. Farrell
Et Ux
Pearl Seymour
McGee
Neal Freeman
Chevrolet
J. A. Craughen
Baer Beats Carnera in Fight Sparks Mixed Breed Theory
After the bout Max Baer defeated Carnera amid wild crowd reactions. Baer’s win is described as confirming the idea that a mixed heritage can yield a powerful fighter, while Carnera’s condition and behavior are noted alongside old boxing lore and jail anecdotes about Sullivan and Mitchell.
Blue Star Ointment Promises Relief for Eczema Itching
An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a relief for eczema itching, claiming it soothes ring worm tetter rash and foot itch. It says the medicine melts in, kills germs, ends itching, and heals skin with no burning or discharging.
Tack Letters Continue as Town Seeks jobs and housing
A page of letters to Tack shows seekers aged teens to adults requesting work from housework to harvest labor. Names include JILL, A READER, BARBARA BOYD, Alma Ames, and MRS JACK McCUTCHAN seeking employment, housing, and personal help across Texas towns.
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Alma Ames
West Seventh Avenue
Bovina
Texas
Rovina
Friona
Jack McCutchan
Tack
Dial
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Harrison DeSoto
J. P. Clements
Chevrolet Truck
Plains Chevrolet Co
H. H. Yall
Parker
Plymouth
Ww. C. Irvin, Inc
A. FE. Pierce
Sanborn
Studebaker
Olds Co
Oldsmobile
Tyler
Olds
Fred Biffle
Ford
B. Kersey
Stanley March, Jr
Tolzien Music Co
Consumers Assa Inc
S. H. Bleck
N. L. Westerfield
Diamond
Pepper Amarillo Bottling Co
John L. Sullivan
Charles Mitchell
Senlis
Lord Rothschild
Chantilly
Charles A. Dana
Panhandle Laundry
Pierce St
Troy Laundry
Tyler St
Kohler Bros. Cleaners
6Th Ave
Deche & Co
Buchanan St
Model Cleaners & Tailors
4Th Ave
Jill
South Fillmore Street
West Sixth Avenue
Adams Street
Tack Leonard Stephens
North Harrison Street
Tack T
Barbara Boyd
North Grant Street North Side Station
Jon
Tam
Iask
Connery Street
Clovis, New Mexico
Harrison Street
Claude
Kodak Pictures
Katherine Patrick
Clarendon
Texan
van Buren Street
Logan Coy
Fillmore Street
Tack Tam
Lew
Uystee
Druget
Seiberling
Sans
Cockrell-Lokey Inc
Natta
Indianapolis Speedway
Bill Cummings
Bill
Cummings
Indianapolis
New York
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