Dry Areas Aid for Farmers by Wednesday
Federal funds totaling 27250 dollars for the relief of farm families and livestock in the upper Panhandle will be ready for distribution Wednesday. Farmers will receive food for family and herd and repay by working on approved county projects while county committees oversee the aid and purchasing.
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Grouth
Upper Panhandle
Dallam
Deaf Smith
Hartley
Hansford
Moore
Oldham
Ochiltree
Texas Rehabilitation Committee
Austin
Texas
Potter County
Relief Committee
James O. Gulekie
Panhandle
Prohibition Made Capone The Most Publicized Man
Cummings argues that prohibition created Al Capone as the most publicized figure in U.S. history by shaping his notoriety through the era’s enforcement and illegal liquor trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Prohibition
Cummings
al Capone
United States
Moses Leads A Group From The Weary Wilderness
A summary of labor and agricultural policy debates: 100000 jobs referenced with cotton textile operators adopting a fair competition code. Labor remains unendorsed. Washington conference plans to voice opposition to $10 minimum wage for 40 hours in the South. Cotton growers sign government farm relief pledges and a four million bale crop reduction is proposed with acreage abandonment compensation. The industrial renaissance program seeks higher wages and broader work distribution to revive industry and curb unfair competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Washington
Keeling Nominated for Prohibition Leader Amid Throne Speech
In the House gallery Moody nominated W. A. Keeling for the top post as the crowd of about 1,000 heard his praise. Keeling spoke against wets and the high priced propaganda. R. L. Ferguson of Dallas was named permanent secretary with unanimous approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
Keeling
W. A. Keeling
Texas
R. L. Ferguson
Dallas
Moffett
Ferguson
Inadequate Jails Spark Constitutional Regret Says Cummings
Cummings warned that a police regulation has never before been enshrined in the constitution, bringing misery and human suffering. He noted the government cannot build jails quickly enough to meet demand and cites growing strain on the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings
London Sees Hope in Moley Arrival for Roosevelt Talks
Secretary Hull at a Pilgrims Society luncheon praised the American delegation to the London parley and Prime Minister MacDonald warned that failure would ruin hard won friendships. France clings to currency stabilization as Moley nears with Roosevelt's instructions amid deflationary pressures and possible gold standard shifts.
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Cordell Hull
Pilgrims Society
Ramsay MacDonald
France
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
Holland
Georges Bonnet
Professor Moley
Moley
London
Wheat Markets Surge to Dollar Level in Chicago Futures
Wheat rose on Chicago futures to the dollar for the first time in years with May at 1.01 and other contracts climbing. Dec and July futures opened higher as all grains reached seasonal highs amid heat and drought reports. In Kansas City, dollar wheat posted for fancy milling grain as buyers flood the market. Processing tax details to be announced by the Agriculture Department.
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Chicago Futures Mart
Chicago
U.P
Kansas City
Washington
Agriculture Department
Edwards Rites Planned for Isaac Newton Edwards
Isaac Newton Edwards 55 prominent Amarillo resident died suddenly en route home from Las Vegas New Mexico where he spent the past week with Troop Three Amarillo Boy Scouts of which he was scoutmaster. Rites to be held Wednesday at 4 pm at Griggs and Sons Chapel with Dr R Thomson and Dr J T McClure officiating. Burial Llano Cemetery. Survived by wife a brother Josse Edwards of Glenwood Iowa and two sisters May Hitchcock and Mollie James. He had lived in Amarillo after coming from Booker and Beaver City Oklahoma. He represented Henry L Doher ty interests and had an office in the Oliver Fable Building. Active pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers include Troop Three and veterans groups. Funeral home located at 2106 Hayden Street.
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Puneras
Isaac Newton Edwards
Las Vegas
N. M
Griggs & Sons
Mr. Edwards
Tres Ritas
Amarillo
Edwards
Josse Edwards
Glenwood
Iowa
May Hitchcock
Mollie James
Booker
Beaver City
Oklo
Henry L. Doherty
Oliver Fable
Hayden Street
R. Thomson
Central Presbyterian Church
J. T. McClure
Polk Street Methodist Church
Cotton Gains Lift Prices to Two Year High
Wild trading on the cotton exchange pushed prices up a dollar a bale to the highest level in two years. The week’s net cotton price rise totals about 52 dollars per bale, following yesterday’s sensational surge.
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New York
Cotton Exchange
Cotton plan aims to restore farmers after drought shocks
In Texas counties county agents push a cotton acreage reduction program with signups under way. Lubbock meetings report wide support and quotas of 56 000 acres to retire. five southern regional consultants were named to assist Wallace in evaluating offers. A separate case in Gonzales sentences Leroy Robbins to 25 years for killing his cousin at a January dance. An Italian tourist surge is boosting business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufman
van Zandt
Texas
Henry Wallace
Washington
Lubbock
Lubbock County
O G. Tumlinson
R N. McClain
Wallace
E. B. Jackson
Wagner
8. C
Alma Allison
Gonzales
Tex
Leroy Robbins
Roscoe Jennings
Crawford Offers to Visit Fairbanks in Hospital
Joan Crawford, worried about Douglas Fairbanks Jr who is ill in New York, offered to come to his bedside but he chose not to ask her to travel from Hollywood. The update comes from Fairbanks mother Mrs. Jack Whiting as Crawford had telephoned nightly since his hospitalization following a mania crisis.
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New York
Joan Crawford
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Hollywood
Jack Whiting
Fairbanks
Miss Crawford
Whiting
Taxes Due Friday Midnight for Second Half Payments
Potter County tax collector Miss Jewell Davidson notes Friday midnight as the deadline for the second half split tax payments for 1932. The office will stay open until midnight and receipts will be mailed. June collections reached 700 percent, and total new car registrations up to Monday were 143, higher than May’s 116.
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Jewell Davidson
Potter County
Tax collection advances with split taxes and levies
Fifty thousand dollars in proper taxes including split tax and finquent levies have been turned to date this month, indicating steady municipal revenue progress and ongoing collection efforts.
Mrs Albright Dies At Daughter's Home
Arminda QG Albright died at 9 55 oclock Tuesday at her daughter May Finleys home 1816 Pale Street She was stricken four weeks ago while preparing to visit Herschel Albright in Orville Ohio Survived by daughter at home another daughter Mrs Albert Liger Vega and a son in Ohio She belonged to Christ Reform Church and had visited Amarillo Often The body will be sent Wednesday noon by N B Griggs Sons to Vilie Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arminda
Albright
May Finley
Pale Street
Herschel Albright
Orville
Ohi
Albert Liger
Vega
Christ Reform Church
Amarillo
Griggs & Sons
Vilie, O
Infant Alice Marie Strange to be buried in Silverton
Alice Marie Strange one day old daughter of Mr and Mrs A Strange of 1600 Line Avenue died Monday night. She is survived by a younger brother Edward R Strange. The body was removed Tuesday for burial at Silverton by N S Griggs & Son. Austria's drive against foreign fuels helping its coal mines.
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Alice Marie Strange
A. Strange
Line Avenue
Edward R Strange
N.S. Griggs & Sona
Silverton
Austria
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Upper Panhandle Area
Ching
Raquel Torres
Pet Chow
Raquel
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Atchison
Italy
Senate
Kuhn, Loeb and CO
Senate Banking
Kuhn Loeb and Company of New York
Ferdinand Pecora
Est
Morgan
Otto H. Kahn
Benjamin J. Buttenwieser
Center
George W. Bovenizer
Associated Press
Joan
Doug
A. A
Silverto
van Buren
Winstop Duzzit
Jones Bros
Yaqui Joe
Livestock Arena—Fair Grounds
Livestock Arena
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Jim Thorpe
Walter Achill
Dayton
Ohio
Walter Acchiu
Cal Farley
10Th and
Winstop Duzzitt
Goodrich Safety
Pampa
Borger
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