REALTORS PLAN VITAL SESSION IN Amarillo
The Amarillo Real Estate Board will hold its most important meeting of the year to press for tax relief for homeowners under 3 000 in value. President Charles Green notes state bills seek landowner fairness and urges all members and landowners to attend at the Amarillo Hotel tomorrow noon. Wade Brymer will speak. Green will report on recent state house sessions.
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Amarillo Real Estate Board
Charles Green
Green
Amarillo
National Association of Real Estate Boards
State House of Representatives
Wade Brymer
Rheumatic Pain Relief Promises Quick Results
A-2851 is touted to speedily relieve rheumatic pain even in long standing cases. A-2861 allegedly drives out uric acid and dissolves chalky deposits causing joint swelling. The remedies are claimed safe with no opiates and available as liquid or pill from druggists.
Travel ers Indemnity and insurers certified to operate in Texas
Certificate notices from the Board of Insurance Commissioners Austin dated March 6 1935 certify Travelers Indemnity Hartford CT and Travelers Insurance Company to do business in Texas for the year ending February 28 1936. Also notes Travelers Fire Insurance Company and related certificates with officials R L Daniel and R L Dantel.
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Board of Insurance Commissioners
State of Texas
Austin
Texas
Travelers Indemnity
Hartford
Connecticut
Travelers Insurance Company
Henry Ford Restores Georgia Hermitage Manor Relic
Henry Ford buys the Hermitage mansion near Savannah for 10000 dollars including slave huts and outbuildings to move and restore on his Richmond plantation. The decaying 18th century estate joins Ford’s collection of historic buildings acquired over twelve years, aiming to preserve distinct period details.
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Savannah
Henry Ford
Hermitage
Richmond
Henry McAlpin
Bunk
Wayside
Massachusetts
Postville
Abraham .Lincoln
Michigan
Ford
Shay
Georgia
Southland
Irene Sellers
Berry Schools
Black pushes bill to speed up tests of federal laws
Senator Black of Alabama urged passage of a measure allowing direct Supreme Court review of injunctions against federal laws. Chief Justice Hughes and Justices Brandeis and Van Devanter accompanied Black, who argued that delays threaten 120 million people and must be resolved quickly.
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Washington
Hughes
Black
Alabama
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Brandeis
van Devanter
High Tribunal
Tennessee Valley Authority
National Recovery Administration
New Deal
Southern cotton price plan sparks Senate debate
Southern Senators press to lift cotton prices as Senator Bankhead labels rumors unfounded and Senator Smith pushes for a 12 cent loan rate or higher to reach parity. Secretary Wallace says loans will continue into 1935 but rate not stated. Also reported a burglary case in Oklahoma City and a London plan to build 6,000 municipal houses in the Northern Ilford district.
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Washington
Bankhead
Democrat
Alabama
Smith
Senate Agriculture Committee
Wallace
London
Ilford
Dallas strike ends with 18 women and one man arrested
Demonstrations by garment workers in Dallas over a court ruling limiting picketing led to the arrest of 18 women strikers and a male sympathizer. Officials say a clash occurred in front of a garment plant after hours as union and nonunion workers confronted each other.
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Dallas
U.P
Garment Industry
Towne Young
League Honors Movie Director King Vidor Receives Medal
Hollywood reports King Vidor, director of Our Daily Bread, received a solid gold League of Nations medal for outstanding motion picture direction in 1934. The award, first of its kind from the league, was presented by Lionel Vasse acting for Henri Didot.
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United Press
Hollywood
U.P
Vidor
Arts and Literary Committee
League of Nations
Switzerland
Victor
Lionel Vasse
France
Henri Didot
League of Commission
Belgium forms new national union cabinet under Van Zeeland
After seven days without a cabinet Belgium's Paul Van Zeeland announced a new government of national union. The cabinet includes representatives of all parties and will take oaths before King Leopold before pursuing a program that finance leaders expect to include Belgian franc devaluation.
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Brussels
Belgium
Paul van Zeeland
National Union
George Theunis
Leopold
van Zeeland
Premier Eyes Roosevelt Ties in Cabinet Shuffle
The premier openly signals a stance aligned with President Roosevelt while cabinet formation hits snags. Former Premier Theunis is excluded from the new lineup as Scotland's strong self government movement gains momentum.
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Ters
Roosevelt
van Zeeland
Theunis
Scotland
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N. R. Maidment
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North Carolina State College
Johnsons
Lloyd Snyder
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Universal Mills’ “Radio Revue
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Virginia Bruce
Billie Burke
Bing Crosbt
Kitty Carlisle
Inger N
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Manhattan
Irving C. Tomlinson
C.S.B
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
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Wheeler Woolsey
Chas. Chase
Kentucky Kernels
Mary McCormic
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Polk St
Wilbur C. Hawk
Samuel Goldwyn
Popeye
Tella
Panenes Shutchinson
George Brent Colin Clive
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