Amarillo column ridicules gas czars and domestic woes
A columnist recounts a therapy session resolving a mother in law dispute and urges a gas industry probe led by Roosevelt opposing a New York holding company boss. It critiques Panhandle energy power, praises fair regulation, and hints at future Washington actions.
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the Panhandle
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Future Queen Elizabeth Grows Under Public Spotlight
London dispatch notes Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York, is growing in public attention as a potential future queen. Her education begins under governess and tutor supervision, with dancing, piano, riding, and social milestones shaping her poised profile ahead of the King’s Silver Jubilee ceremonies.
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London
George
British Empire
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Prince of Wales
Wales
England
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Marina
Victoria
Queen Victoria
Margaret Rose
Hyde Parke
Princess Elizabeth
Duke of York
Princess Margaret Rose
Great Britain
Associated Press
First Liberty Bonds Called for Payment June 15
The Treasury called the entire outstanding first Liberty Loan issue totaling about 1.933 billion dollars due June 15. The 1932 47 maturity bonds include 1.392 billion at 3 1/2 percent, 5.0 million of converted 4 percent, and 535.98 million of converted 4 percent bonds. The move follows a post Supreme Court ruling on gold payments and precedes further redemptions.
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Washington
Treasury
Supreme Court
Treasta
Morgenthau
Four Pointer Pups For Sale In Amarillo
Dear Tack offers four of the best bred pointer pups in Amarillo for sale at a reasonable price. Pups can be trained for bird dogs watch dogs or companions. They are exceptionally strong and healthy and can be seen at L TO Monroe Street every afternoon after 4 PM.
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Amarillo
Lto
Monroe Street
Bob Babb
Library advisory board reviews services and finances
Potter County Library discussions cover February circulation totals 12 342 with adult and juvenile breakdowns. The meeting notes book mending efforts funded by the Federal Relief Agency and a quotation contest for eighth grade pupils is planned with prizes from Gene Howe.
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Potter County Library
Allen Early
Harrison Street
J. M. O'Brien
Ruth FE. Delzell
McCrossen
Marvin Jones
Panhandle
Potter County
News-Globe
Delzell
News- Globe
Gene Howe
Federal Relief Agency
Delwell
San Angelo Woman Eva Connally Dies in Amarillo
Eva Lou Connally 37 of San Angelo died at a local hospital at 1 18 this morning while visiting relatives in Amarillo She was wife of W R Connally and daughter of H H Grounds of Amarillo Survived by husband parents five brothers and five sisters including Wins corn Grounds Lelin Lake Homer and Harry Grounds Amarillo H I Grounds Ballinger J J Grounds Kerrville Mrs J T Mariii Sav Angela Mrs C B Whitington Mrs J C Reed Mrs W Robers and Wilma and Florence Grounds Amarillo She was a member of the Mert cyt Laston The boy is at Brockwell Brothers Chapel pending arrangements.
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San Angelo
W. R. Connally
Connally
H. H. Grounds
Amarillo
Winscorn Grounds
Lelin Lake
Homer
Harry Grounds
H. I Grounds
Ballinger
J. J Grounds
Kerrville
J. T Mariii
Angela
C B Whitington
J.C Reed
W Robers
Wilma
Florence Grounds
Amarile
Broxwell Brothers Chapel
Pendir
War causes cited by Dr Auf at Tennessee university
Dr Paul W Auf professor at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville says lying and sealing are enderhing causes of war and warns about countering attitudes. The remarks link weather and fever to protozoan attitudes and suggest a broader social factor in conflict.
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Tenn W
Paul W
Tenessee
Call for Redemption of 1932 47 Liberty Bonds
Public notice announces redemption of all outstanding First Liberty Loan Bonds of 1932-47 on June 15, 1935. It lists several series including 3s and 4s dated 1917 1918 and 1922 with notes on interest, presentation, and redemption procedures by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
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AL Tin Federal Reserve Bank OF Dallas
New Orleans Cotton Opens Higher as Consumption Drops
Active futures rise at the opening with May at 11.35 and July at 11.38 before mid morning turn. Domestic mill consumption for February falls to 478 291 bales from January and last year's 477 046 while general buying from continent and Liverpool supports, then prices retreat to May 11.16 and July 12.7. Kansas City hogs and cattle trade show mixed results with hog top at 9.25 and calves around 10 dollars, while sheep momentum weakens.
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Cenana Bureau
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Power fight hits impasse in El Paso strike
Negotiations stalled between El Paso Electric and skilled workers of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. The union seeks wage adjustments and recognition, while the company rejects recognition and arbitration. A second strike looms as a truce ends tomorrow with no agreement.
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Lions Reassure On Mexico Parley
Chicago report says Henry Hill of Lions International travels to Laredo Texas after noting no incidents in Mexico that would block the annual convention in Mexico City July 23 26. Secretary General Melvin Jones says protests have come from inside and outside the group about holding the conclave in the southern republic. Hill will join a party driving to Mexico City to inspect highways.
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Henry Hill
Lions International
Laredo
Texas
Lions
Mexico
Mexico City
D. C
Melvin Jones
al Laredo Hill
Texas and New Mexico Governors in Oil Plant Standoff
Mexico reports Gov Clyde Tingley of New Mexico warned of martial law and troops to keep a plant open if talks fail. Gov James V Allred of Texas has not yet intervened, saying the issue has not been officially brought to him.
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Panhandle
Ernest O. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
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Amarillo
Austin
James V. Allred
Commission
Mexico
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Magnesia Oxoda Pills Offer Digestive Boost for Gall Bladder
An old style health ad touts Magnesia Oxoda tablets as a cure for sluggish gall bladder and digestive ills. It claims two tablets after meals ease gas headaches and fatigue, improving digestion and vigor.
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