World cotton trade seen at record pace in coming years
New York March 16 The New York Cotton Exchange service predicted world cotton consumption is at a record 27 million bales annually, up from 25.8 million. It cites higher living standards, new uses for cotton, cheap prices, and growing production in cotton growing countries as factors. If the United States raises output, world production may hit a new high.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange Service
Russia
United States
Divorce Cost Question Disturbs Bluffton Lecture
Bluffton Ohio audience reacts as Judge Raymond Smith during a Bluffton College marriage course is asked how much a divorce costs prompting a startled pause and a brief reply.
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Bluffton, O
U.P
Raymond Smith
Bluffton College
Acids in Blood and Kidney Health Urged by Cystex Claim
An advertisement explains acidity in the blood harms health and highlights kidneys as the filter system. It promotes Cystex as a diuretic remedy, with quotes from doctors and a money back guarantee offering tested benefits within days.
Texas Rangers Still Are Using Six Guins
Captain J. W. McCormick leads Texas Rangers returning to old west methods with six shooters and a rifle. He carries multiple pistols and sometimes a sawed off shotgun as he pursues criminals. Gov. Allred praised a San Augustine raid that jailed 40 gang members delivering penitentiary punishment. San Augustine residents rewarded McCormick with silver mounted six shooters and a ruby belt.
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Texas Rangers
J. W. McCormick
Rangers
East Texas Piney Woods
James V. Allred
McCormick
San Augustine
Fogs of Fire Among Planes Spurs New War Horror Warnings
Washington reports Lt. Col. A M Prentiss of the Chemical Warfare Service warns that fogs of fire sprayed from low flying planes could terrorize civilians behind fronts. He notes incendiary devices and thermit were widely used in World War I and may see renewed use with improved materials and delivery systems.
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Washington
Chemical Warfare Service
Col. Prentiss
Military Engineer
Society of American Military Engineers
Delium
B. C
Treasury financials show March receipts exceed expenditures
Treasury data released March 13 show receipts of 20 751 925.97 and expenditures of 19 213 268.26 yielding a net balance of 1 752 706 891.55. Customs receipts for the month were 15 683 905.71 and year to date receipts total 2 511 776 454.59. Expenditures reached 4 928 768 922.79 with 2 261 136 932.78 in emergency spending, leaving an excess of 2 416 992 468.20. Gross debt stands at 30 502 0? 46 741.63 and gold reserves at 16 170 300 784.65.
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Washington
the Treasury
Color Filters Help Drivers Color Filters Help Drivers
Thomas Ross of the University of Washington proposes windshield filters to aid color blind drivers. A red over green filter lets the top view indicate red, bottom indicates green, with prisms enabling simultaneous visibility. A perforated filter variant creates bright spots to differentiate red and green objects.
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Seattle
Thomas Ross
University of Washington
Ross
Mr. Ross
Explorer series to feature Texas topic on KGNC broadcast
Conoco radio program host Car veth Wells will discuss Texas on next Sunday's Exploring America segment. Amarillo listeners can hear the adventurer on Station KGNC from 1 30 to 2 p m. A British zoologist notes the glow worm is becoming rarer in England.
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Texas
KGNC
Carveth Wells
Conoco
America
England
Riot at Wynne prison farm in Huntsville kills trustee
A prison riot at the Wynne state prison farm north of Huntsville left Eugene Hull of Galveston dead and several others injured. Officials suspect convicts aimed to kill building tenders enforcing order.
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Huntsville
Wynne State
Here
Eugene Hull
Galveston
R. H. Baughn
Three Die in East Texas Car Crash Near Jacksonville
A collision four miles south of Jacksonville killed Arvil Johnston 23 D L Sutton 45 and R E Starkey 22 all of Jacksonville. Two other occupants Fonty Yarborough 25 and T C Halbert 53 of Dialville were severely hurt. Funeral rites for Sutton set at Salem Baptist Church near Rusk.
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Jacksonville
Arvil Johnston
D. L. Sutton
R. E. Starkey
Fonty Yarborough
T. C. Halbert
Dialville
Sutton
Salem Baptist Church
Rusk
Starkey and
Johnston
City Commission Set for Routine Tuesday Session
City Manager H R Smith said the weekly meeting will handle two issuing permits and a hearing. The session is scheduled for Tuesday night, one week from tomorrow.
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City Commission
H. R. Smith
New Comfort for Those Who Wear FALSE TEETH
A new powder called FASTEETH promises comfort for denture wearers. It sprinkles on upper or lower plates to hold them firm without a gummy taste or paste feel and deodorizes. Available at City Drug Co and Fox Drug Co among others.
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City Drug Co
Fox Drug Co
New Loan Department Offices Opened in Fisk Building
The First National Bank opened new offices for its personal loan department in Rooms 317-18 of the Fisk Building this morning. The move marks the department's second expansion for larger quarters.
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First National Bank
Fisk
Amarillo College Paper Wins National Ranking in CSPA Contest
The Ranger, Amarillo College’s official paper, earned second place in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association contest for education newspapers. 865 entries from elementary and secondary schools were judged on paper type school level and enrollment.
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Columbia Press Association
the Ranger
Amarillo College
Schools of
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Joseph Murphy
Association
Local bank expands staff and services after rapid growth
The bank, operating less than a year, has added five assistants to Joe Hickman’s personal loan department. Expansion demands larger offices and more personnel as the department now serves many customers who previously had limited banking options besides check cashing. It finances new cars, household appliances, and other items.
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Joe Hickman
S.S.S. Tonic Treatment Restores Vitality For Reader
A reader shares how a 10 day course of 3 5 8 Tonic improved energy and complexion after feeling worn down. He credits the S S S program for restoring red blood cell strength and returning him to his former vigor.
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S.S.S
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