Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Market Update
U S D A figures show 1 800 cattle at Kansas City fairly active with higher quotes for killing classes and strong vealers. Lambs steady with many loads near 9 0 0 per hundred, while New Orleans cotton opens near unchanged as traders weigh February export totals of 409 385 bales against last year. London notes discuss earthquake protection via clay beds beneath the city.
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Kansas City
New Orleans
Bombay
Plauche
New Orleans Exchange
United States
At Home Gray Hair Remedy Recipe
Simple hair coloring method using bay rum Barbo Compound and glycerine. Mix half pint water with one ounce bay rum a small box of Barbo Compound and one-fourth ounce glycerine. Apply twice weekly until the desired shade, it colors gray streaks without staining the scalp and leaves hair soft glossy and non greasy.
Plans Studied for Municipal Power in El Paso
Civic leaders moved to study municipal power for El Paso as a labor dispute with El Paso Electric caused a six day strike. A petition to city officials for investigation was prepared as pickets and guards remained in the strike area. Power service was reported restored and damage largely repaired.
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EL Paso
el Paso Electric Company
Robert Emery Improves After Pneumonia Attack
The 13-year-old Robert Emery, son of Mr and Mrs Don Emery of 1010 Crockett Street, showed improvement this morning at St Anthony's Hospital after being rushed there last night with pneumonia. His father works as an attorney for Phillips Petroleum Company.
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Robert Emery
St. Anthony's Hospital
Don Emery
Crockett Street
Phillips Petroleum Company
Young Emery
Awards Buzz for 1935–36 Oscar Nominations
The Academy weighs nominations with The Informer and McLaglen favored for best picture and actor. Other contenders include Gable and Laughton, Bergner, Colbert, Davis, Hepburn, Hopkins, Oberon, and Tone. The Informer praised for its tense Ireland story and McLaglen’s title role amid renewed theater showings.
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Victor McLaglen
Frank Lloyd
Alice Adams
Rko-Radio
M-G-M
Warner
David Copperfield
RKO Radio
Twentieth Century
Bengal Lancer
Paramount
Marietta
Bette Davis
Ketchum’s downfall and legends of the Southwest
A retracing of Tom Ketchum alias Black Jack, his capture after brutal train robberies, a near death escape, and the vendetta with Berry Ketchum. The narrative includes Harrington’s memories from Houston and tales of a blood feud shaping a violent outlaw saga in the Southwest.
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Harrington
Houston
Fort Worth
Denver
Ketchum
Southwest
Berry Ketchum
Tom
Black Jack
Berry
Supreme Court AAA Decision and Roosevelt Tax Reform Stance
The Supreme Court ruling touched on corporate policy while President Roosevelt described his proposed corporate tax change as an important reform aimed at removing two burdens. The remarks framed a broader push for fiscal reform amidst legal and economic debates.
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Supreme Court
AAA
Roosevelt
Marriage and Numerology in The Globe News Want Ads
A New York numerologist declares 1936 a favorable year for marriage citing 4 and 11 as lucky. The piece ends with a classified ad note for a vacant three-room furnished rental at 1609 Buchanan, bills paid.
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New York
Globe- News
Buchanan
President proposes windfall tax to cover federal needs
The President outlined a windfall tax plan tied to the $1,137,000,000 budget need. He suggested spreading the levy over two to three years if Congress agrees and floated a direct tax on processors who benefited from the Supreme Court decision. He also proposed broadening the excise tax on processing of agricultural commodities to fund the remaining treasury costs.
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Congress
Supreme Court Aaa
Treasury
AAA
Alaska Ice Timing Record At Fairbanks Event
The event at Fairbanks on May 15 set a new latest date for the ice moving since 1917 with a clock stop at 1 32 P M. W M Berrigan a 38 year old Fairbanks pharmacy clerk won 61600 after taking part in the contest for his first Alaska winter. Oldtimers note May 11 as a lucky ice movement day with several moves recorded in earlier years.
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Hanana
Chena Slough
Fairbanks
W. M. Berrigan
Alaska
Berrigan
Bremerton
Wash
Chechako
Tenderfoot
Jackson Johnson
Nicholas Pykill
Lucky Spot
Willow Creek
U. S
Mooney Labels Activists as Agitators in 1919 Rail Strike
Mooney and Billings were to stay in prison as long as United Railroads lasted, described as agitators though not guilty after a thorough investigation. George W. Grimmer testified, recalling a Texas man who claimed responsibility for an earlier action and a prior trip to Germany.
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United Railroads
Mooney
Billings
George W. Grimmer
Miller
Grimmer
Germany
Texas
Jingle Contest Continues Throughout March on Sonny and Buddy
The Sonny and Buddy program will run a jingle contest all March with a bicycle prize for a lucky winner. Details air at 5:45 PM on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays during Raisin Bran Week, and the contest itself continues through March.
Testimony on 1919 parade bombing names Joe Daugherty
Grimmer testified that Joe Daugherty asked if Tom Mooney pulled the parade bombing. Daugherty reportedly replied Mooney had no guts. Grimmer described Daugherty touching his shoulder and smiling during the exchange.
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Grimmer
Daugherty
Tom Mooney
Mooney
Daughterty
Miller
Fresno
Internal clashes over Schwarzenkopf tenure and motor vehicle probe
Democratic minority lawmakers fought a Republican bill aimed at blocking the governors removal efforts against Schwarzkopf. A companion resolution by Republican Basil Bruno sought a V M D inquiry, alleging several employees discussed the Hauptmann case. Schwarzkopf’s accusation letter to the governor about troopers being pressured by alleged governor agents rested on Hoffman's desk.
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State Assembly
Schwarzkopf
Assembly
Basil Bruno
Hauptmann
Lindgerich
Hoffman
Warrants Presented for February Salaries Sued March 1
The article notes February salary warrants were sued on March 1. Merchants held warrants for incidental county purchases. Employer says banks refused warrants, but banking officials had no noon statement. No total amount estimable this morning. Judge Riggs said there is money.
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Riggs
County Finances Face Tight Budget After Tax Draw
Road and bridge warrants will be paid April 1 from car license fee share. January tax receipts of 75,390.69 funded winter warrants and sinking fund needs. June 1935 levy funds already pledged to bank advances, leaving November collections as the earliest cash for current expenses.
Kate Smith Traces Ordinary Stairs To A Shrine Of Song
Kate Smith complains about stairs and climbs to her office on the 20th floor. She recalls blacking out after reaching the top and finds her piano with the song I’d Climb the Highest Mountain awaiting rehearsal. Ted Collins appears as announcer-manager.
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Mrs. Astor
Ted Collins
Ballet notes on Ferguson pupils and large company
Ferguson urged her pupils to see the performance tonight. A large company uses 400 costumes and includes many girls under 16. The production features two pianos and an electric organ.
Amarillo Star Dancer Leads Hollywood Bowl Show
Helen Marie Groscup, known as Marie Graetchen, headlines a Wollywood Bowl program with elaborate stage effects and four 20 foot trucks moving equipment. Amarillo Senior High alumni in the audience will see a late rehearsal and the 8 15 start time.
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Ballet Company
Helen Marie Groscup
Amarillo
Miss Groscup
Amarillo Senior High
Marie Graetchen
Over-Active Kidneys May Cause Backache
An old advertisement notes backache sometimes stems from overactive kidneys. It promotes Liquid Shumake from the Shumake Company of Fort Worth Texas as rapid relief with a free sample offer to readers.
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Shumake Company
Fort Worth
Texas
Helping Mothers to Cut Down on Family's Colds
Mothers seek comfort in Vicks Va-tro-nol to prevent colds and ease early symptoms. Used at first sniffle it reduces swelling clears mucus and relieves a stuffy head. The product is part of Vicks Plan for Better Control of Colds clinically tested and widely used.
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Vicks
Vicks Vatronal
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