Texas writer critiques communists and federal relief
In a column from Amarillo the writer describes a Communist parade in Chicago as harmless, urges local aid for hungry Texans, questions federal relief, and predicts improvements after the upcoming election. He defends Franklin D Roosevelt’s health and notes his recovery and activities including swimming.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Letters to Tack Recall River Road Lost Purse Note
A reader writes from Sunday afternoon on River Road north of Amarillo near the underpass about leaving a purse behind. The note directs readers to see Tack Letters Page 13 for details.
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Amarillo
Dems versus Republicans politics and baby weight fun
A lively column contrasts old country wit with New York baby weight schemes and party looks. It riffs on a seven pound baby regulation scam, praises some Democratic leaders, mocks Republican followers, and anticipates Old Tack’s return home. The piece blends humor with political caricature.
Mackerel Velocity Ranges Cited in New Calculations
Scientists report that mackerel can reach speeds between 70 and 85 miles per hour based on recent calculations. The finding suggests exceptional swimming performance for the species and may influence understanding of predator prey dynamics in marine environments.
Inhalator Fails to Save Twin Infants
Kenneth and Karl Halley, twin sons of Mr and Mrs Byron Halley of 513 A North East Fifth Avenue, died soon after birth. An inhalator from the city hall fire station was sent to aid them but arrived too late. Mrs Halley, formerly Ada Elizabeth Cluckey, was a resident nurse at St Anthony's Hospital. Funeral services were set for 4 PM at Griggs Chapel with interment in Llano Cemetery.
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New York
Kenneth and
Karl
Byron Halley
Fifth Avenue
Central Fire Station
City Hall
Halley
Ada Elizabeth Cluckey
St. Anthony's Hospital
Griggs Chapel
Llano Cemetery
NO ACTING HERE NEW YORK actor Hal Shubert in real life
New York report notes Hal Shubert, an actor, has practiced his on stage routine extensively and has said I do 7 500 times in life events. The snippet emphasizes his prolific acting and personal milestones.
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New York
Hal Shubert
Stage as Abie in Abie's Irish Rose
Abie actor performed the role before a real minister yesterday as Marguerite Wegley, stock company ingenue, played the happy girl in the production.
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Abie
Marguerite Wegley
Ingenue
Porter Services to Be Held for Canyon Woman
Miss Margaret O Neal Porter 19 died at Amarillo hospital at 2 15 this morning. Church of Christ member and Canyon native daughter of Mr and Mrs E H Porter. Burial in Canyon arranged by Griggs Thompson Funeral Home with services at 4 o clock this afternoon in Canyon.
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Margaret O'Neal Porter
Amarillo
Porter
Church of Christ
E. H. Porter
Griggs-Thompson Funeral Home
Precinct Sterling Club Rally at Rex Theater
Organization meetings of Women's clubs are held at the Rex Theater with discussions and civic engagement on local precinct issues. Members invite participation from residents and neighboring communities to discuss upcoming voting and community programs.
Sterling-for-Governor Club Meetings Slated Tomorrow
Precincts 13 and 16 will host Sterling for Governor forums at the Rex Theater at 4 p.m. Speakers will discuss the governor campaign and proper ballot use. Mrs. Floyd Cooper invites all women voters in these precincts to attend.
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Rex
Floyd Cooper
Waterworks voucher authorized to transfer funds
City commission approves preparing and transferring a water works general fund voucher for 50,189.28 to the water works interest and sinking fund. City auditor C H Winterhaler states the amount will be moved from the latter fund back to the general interest and sinking fund to meet accrued obligations.
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City Commission
Water Works General Fund
Water Works
C. H. Winterhaler
Treasury receipts and expenditures for June 28 1932 report
Treasury shows June 28 receipts of 3.93 million with 9.44 million in expenditures and a balance of 526.14 million. Customs duties for 28 days of June amount to 16.05 million as recorded by the independent auditor.
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Auctor
Washington
Treasury
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