Wages Pressure Grows Ahead Of Prices In Roosevelt Program
Washington reports trade groups favor higher wages to keep pace with price rises as Roosevelt pushes industrial recovery. Johnson and Sawyer pressed codes talks, with textile and central coal groups farthest along. Public works funds of 3.3 billion will flow as quickly as possible, likely delaying first contracts until about July 1.
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Johnson
Donald A. Sawyer
Central Coal Associates
Sawyer
United Press
Notorious outlaws era recalled in wartime style chronicle
A sweep through Jesse James and Younger brothers era details gave by memory of lawmen and gunmen. It recounts raids, ambushes, and arrests across Kansas Missouri and Colorado, noting deaths of officers and the capture or execution of gang members. The piece highlights Pretty Boy Floyd and Little Jake Fleagle among others.
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Examett Dalton
California
James Boys
Jesse James
Missouri
James
Lawrence
Ken
Quantrell
Sueblias
Banea
Eddie Adams
Oklahoma
Sams
Ozark
Harry
Jennings Young
Harry Young
Republic
Houston
Tex
Sui- William Harrison
Little Jake” Fleagle
First National Bank of
Lamar
Colo
Branson
Ozarks
Garden City
Kan
Jake
E. H. Kline
Pretty Boy
Fleagie
Ralph
Colorado
William Wineinger
Dighton
What They 7 Write To Tack What They 7 Write To Tack
A reader asks Tack to help locate a lost fishing kit, likely found on Eighth Avenue or Van M Street, offering a reward. The note is signed by C. G. Finkler, a graduate nurse, seeking assistance and details from Tack.
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Tack
Eighth Avenue
van m Street
Noted Orchestra To Play Monday Night
Earl Burtnett and his Biltmore band will perform at the Junior Welfare League dance at The Nat in Amarillo Monday night. The outfit, said to be the largest ever brought to the city, will headline a mid summer charity ball with the Biltmore trio. Burtnett will direct a 9 pm radio broadcast on KGRS. Admission is 110 per couple and 55 cents for extra ladies.
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Biltmore
Burtnett
Junior Welfare League
Amarillo
Wilbur C. Hawk
Music Corporation of America
KGRS
Macon King
Government cotton plan offers cash and option retirements
The government aims to curb cotton production with two pay schemes and a processing tax. Farmers may retire acreage for cash per acre payments from 6 to 20 dollars plus an option on government cotton at six cents per pound. A processing tax of about four cents per pound would fund the program, contingent on offers to ensure at least 2,900,000 bales of reduction.
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Wallace
Pretty Boy Floyd and the Oklahoma Killers Targeted in Murders
A gray-eyed fugitive with a 6000 dollar reward is linked to multiple officer killings across Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Ohio. The report notes Pretty Boy Floyd as the prime suspect, while Matt and George Kimes are described as Oklahoma killers who reportedly joined in the Noland shooting after parole.
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Sallisaw Hills
Charles
Pretty Boy
Law and Order
George Noland
Life Terrer
Oklahoma
McAlester
Noland
Seminole
Okla
Nellie Kimes
Suspect in McElroy kidnapping sought in Roanoke Virginia
Kansas City detectives pursue George Mc Gee 21 held in Virginia for Missouri authorities. He admits participation in the abduction of Miss Mary McElroy and may waive extradition. Walter McGee and Clarence Click face state death penalty charges. another suspect Clarence Stevens is still sought. Miss McElroy was held 30 hours before release.
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M'Gee
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Kansas City
Mary McElroy
Roanoke
George McGee
Missouri
E. C. Reppert
McGee
Walter McGee
H. F. McElroy
Amarillo
Texas
Clarence Click
William Simpson
John Lothridge
Howard Elmer Wilson
Meriden
Kas
Lynchburg
Click
McElroy
Clarence Stevens
Miss McElroy
Shawnee
May Cut Many U S Jobs From Civil Service
Washington reports high officials weigh opening thousands of civil service jobs for presidential appointment. An executive order by President Roosevelt could revoke prior orders placing posts under civil service, enabling departmental heads to select Democratic substitutes without competitive exams. Historical increases by Hoover Coolidge Harding and Wilson are noted.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hoover
Civil Service
Coolidge
Harding
Wilson
Oil Hike Sparks Gasoline Price Shakeup Across Stations
Oil HIKE was selling three gasoline grades at 12, 157, and 18 cents per gallon. Other majors were undercutting by one cent but expected to raise prices by one cent later that day, according to station attendants.
Stock Mart Due Thorough Probe
Washington reports a Senate committee will resume a wide probe into the New York Stock Exchange investment trusts and holding companies. Otto Kahn of Kahn Loeb & Co will be the first witness, followed by Dillon Read & Co, with Pecora planning hearings on Chase Securities and related Rockefeller interests.
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New York Stock Exchange
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United Press
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Kahn, Loeb & Co
Dillon, Read & Co
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Banking Committee
Chase Securities Corporation
Chase W National Bank
Pecora
Juneteenth Quiet Here First Death At Austin
In Austin June 19 the day began with celebration of Juneteenth then quickly turned tragic as Ananias James, a Black city police officer, killed Paul McKinney at a dance hall after McKinney allegedly resisted arrest and threatened the officer. In Amarillo the sole observance was a Monday barbecue at Mathew Hooks's North Heights establishment marking the day.
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Austin
Ananias James
Paul McKinney
McKinney
Amarillo
North Heights
Mathew “Bones” Hooks
East Texas Chamber Plans World’s Fair Train Trip
Hubert M. Harrison, general manager, announced the East Texas Chamber of Commerce will organize a special eight day rail trip to the Chicago World's Fair. The journey, starting Friday August 16, is limited to 300 passengers with first consideration given to directors, councilors, members, chamber secretaries and their immediate families.
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Longview
Hubert M. Harrison
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs McMath testifies on Barnstable kidnapping case
Mrs Margaret McMath mother of Peggy McMath testified in Barnstable Superior Court detailing her daughter's kidnapping. Kenneth and Cyril Buck of Harwichport stand trial charged with the crime.
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Barnstable
Mass
Margaret McMath
Margaret
Peggy) McMath
Barnstable Superior Court
Kenneth
Cyril Buck
Harwichport
World economic conference opens with tariff talks
Debates over commercial policy resume as 49 nations sign Roosevelts tariff truce. Cox leads a two committee plan with Jung and Kienbock as chairs. Colijn aims to draft concrete proposals while Danubian bloc meets to discuss agricultural output. Washington signals no immediate currency stabilization to disrupt rising prices.
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Commission
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Economic Commission
United States
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Hull proposes tariff cuts for economic conference agenda
London June 19 U P Secretary of State Cordell Hull head of the American economic conference delegation sent tariff cut proposals to the economic commission in an accompanying letter suggesting they might be included on the agenda of the conference Senator Key Pittman a member of the delegation denied in a formal statement yesterday that the proposal for a 10 per cent flat cut in tariffs was intended as a policy position.
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U.P
Cordell Hull
American Economic Conference
The
Economic Commission
United Press
Key Pittman
New Orleans Cotton Opens Higher on Washington Acreage Plan
Cotton markets show gains in early trading with October to 9.89 and December to 9.54 as headlines from Washington on acreage control influence sentiment. Profit taking and hedge selling pull prices back, while mills fix prices and sterling and stock gains support activity. Kansas City hogs, cattle, and lamb markets list mixed moves with declines in hogs and varied shifts across cattle and sheep.
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New Orleans
Washington
Wallace
Kansas City
Iowa
Lubbock Woman Dies After Downtown Post Crash
Mrs. Carrol Sanders 26 died in a Lubbock hospital after being struck by a car driven by Tom Gardner 65. Her 2 year old baby was severely injured in Post. Gardner, arrested for driving while intoxicated, faces negligent homicide charges after failing to stop.
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Lubbock
Carrol Sanders
Sanders
Post
Tom Gardner
Garaza
Gardner
Mexican Jewels to Exhibit at Century of Progress
Mexico displays its most valuable collection of archeological art objects, including Monte Alban jewels, in a presidential train exhibit arriving today for the Century of Progress Exposition as the official Mexican government exhibit in Chicago.
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Chicago
Mexico
Mentality Questioned In Divorce Alimony Case
Miss Worthing claims her ex husband Dr Nelson signed a pre divorce agreement promising $300 monthly support. Divorce in May 1932 awarded four years of alimony, but Nelson won an annulment last January. She says he now gives only a dollar daily for groceries.
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Miss Worthing
Nelson
Arkansas Court Rules Anti-Deficiency Law Unconstitutional
The Arkansas Supreme Court today ruled the anti-deficiency judgment law unconstitutional, saying it impaired existing contracts and invalidated the entire act. The decision was delivered in Little Rock on June 19.
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Little Rock, Ark
State Supreme Court
Arkansas
Solution of Mental and Physical Child Handicaps
A brief on recognizing and addressing child development issues through osteopathic evaluation. It outlines influences on a child’s growth, nutrition, deafness screening, chorea, backwardness, and behavioral misinterpretations, advocating early diagnosis and consultant care.
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