Senate Urges Strict Limits on Political Funds Reform
The Senate campaign investigating committee says parties spent at least 22 million dollars in 1940. It proposes rigid federal limits and tightened election laws. Republicans spent nearly 15 million, Democrats over 6 million. The 191 page report includes sharpened minority statements and notes on alleged influence and expenditures.
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Frank Hague
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Oliver A. Quayle
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R J. Reynolds
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Maryland
Dog Saves Lives in Gas Filled Apartment
In New York on West 163rd Street coal gas seepage killed a mother and two children in a 45 family building. An old dog, Buddy, collapsed at his master Sigmund Spielberger’s feet prompting a dawn warning that saved lives and alerted police and the building superintendent to other patients and deaths.
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Rules Published for Camera Fans Contest in Amarillo
The Palo Duro Photographers contest sponsored by the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Palo Duro Committee and the Amarillo Photographic Society invites amateurs to enter. Rules cover subject matter prints sizes mounting entry limits delivery and judging with rights reserved for travel exhibits and publication.
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Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Palo Duro Committee
Amarillo Photographic Society
Palo Duro Canyon
Express
Amarillo
Gible
Chamber of Commerce
Thousands of washer demonstrators praise New Rinso soap
Thousands of washer demonstrators use and recommend the New Anti Sneeze Rinso. They say Rinso is 98 percent free of soap dust and safer for clothes while delivering gleaming white brightness. The suds booster makes Rinso last longer, like getting free soap every wash day.
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Prohibition on Employer Coercion in Farm Program Voting
A report notes an incident involving committeemen who administer the federal farm program and a prohibition against coercion of voters by private employers of corporations.
Fort Worth to Host FFA Boys at Stock Show
Fort Worth will host about 15,000 Future Farmers of America pupils from Texas high schools for the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show. They arrive March 7 and march in the stock show parade on March 8, with Arlington supervisor L I Samuel predicting record attendance.
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Farmers of America
Texas
Red River
Gulf of Mexico
East Texas
West Texas
City Recreation
L. I. Samuel
Arlington
FFA
Kansas City
Physicians Victorious in Anti-Trust Battle
Justice Proctor ordered acquittals for two physicians and two medical organizations in a Sherman act case. Rogers Young and the Washington Academy of Surgery along with the Harris County Medical Society were exonerated. The judge denied the motion for the other defendants including the American Medical Association and eighteen physicians.
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James M. Proctor
Federal District Court Today
Leon A. Martel
Rogers Young
Washington Physicians
Washington Academy of Surgery
Harris County
Texas
Medical Society
Justice Proctor
American Medical Association
District of Columbia Medical Society
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