Red farm plan attacked as Communist in West Virginia
The Republican National Committee accuses the New Deal of sponsoring communal farms that mirror Russian pattern. It cites a West Virginia example near Charleston named Red House where residents work on cooperative projects and share proceeds under the Resettlement Administration.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
New Deal Today
Roosevelt
West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Redhouse
Parcells and Dooley Seek Reelection in School Board Race
Parcells and Dooley announce bids for reelection amid criticism of a $1 million operating deficit and wornout model homes on relief families’ land. Federal land purchases at $29 an acre described as eroded. home steaders on subsistence. Republicans and minor parties react. Hoover denies backing Vandenberg for President.
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Parcells
Dooley
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Hoover
Washington
Senator Vandenberg
Michigan
R. P. Parcells
J. B. Dooley
Board of Education
Dr. Parcells
Mr. Dooley
Local officials report regional staff and projects details
Sixty three of the 112 U. S. Soil Conservation Service regional staff work from the Oliver Eakle Building on the fifth floor. The agency has 1,258 unemployed men on five Texas projects in Dallam Sherman Hartley Oldham and Deaf Smith counties.
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U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Oliver-Eakle
Texas
Government Conservation Agency
Dallam
Sherman
Hartley
Oldham
Deaf Smith
CCC
H. H. Pinnell
WPA Time Make-Up Rules Limit 40 Hours Weekly
WPA workers may make up lost time on WPA projects in the current or next semi monthly period but cannot exceed eight hours per day or 40 hours per week. Work on Sundays is forbidden except in emergencies or when the district director judges it essential for public welfare.
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H. P. Drought
WPA
Bishop Lucey Leads Dedication of St. Elizabeth's Church
Most Rev. Robert E. Lucey directed the dedication of St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church in Lubbock yesterday. Rev. Gabriel Diamentex led with other pastors Rev. Kaminsky, Rev. Rosen, Rev. O'Brien, and Rev. Father Nathaniel A. joining in the services.
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Robert E. Lucey
Amarillo
Yeserday
St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
Lubbock
Gabriel Diamentex
Francis Kaminsky
Plainview
Winifred Rosen
Littlefield
Thomas O’brien
Slaton
Nathaniel
Hereford
Treasury Daily Position and Debt Rise Report
Treasury figures for March 27 show receipts 55.14 million dollars and outlays 61.03 million, leaving a balance of 2.908 billion. Customs receipts for the month total 32.07 million, with fiscal year receipts since July 1 at 3.071 billion and expenditures at 5.284 billion, driven by 2.387 billion in emergency spending. Gross debt reaches 31.479 billion, up 42.7 million from yesterday, with gold assets at 10.179 billion.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Amarillo Girl Scouts award long service pins at banquet
Seven adult leaders from Amarillo Girl Scout troops received continuous service pins during the Amarillo Council banquet. Recipients include Ida Mae McClure eight years. C. W. Seibel and George Erlandson five and four years. Iris Troop captain P L Reppert four years. T R Cross three years. Lillie Dell Slover two years. Henry Lepp two years. W B Harris honored for two years but absent. L V Cradit honored for three years as lieutenant before becoming captain.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Council
Ida Mae McClure
Central Presbyterian Church
C. W. Seibel
Meadowlark
George Erlandson
Polk Street Methodist Church
P. L. Reppert
Iris
T. R. Cross
White Rose
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Lillie Dell Slover
Sanborn School
Henry Lepp
Alice Landergin School
W. B. Harris
Pleasant Valley
L.V. Cradit
White Gardenia
First Christian Church
Amarillo Prepares for West Texas Chamber Convention
Amarillo gears up for the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention to be held locally, with preparations underway for attendees and events in the city.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Explosion fatal to one and injures several in Sacramento
One man, explosives expert Reavis Puddy formerly of Belton Texas, was killed when 1900 pounds of dynamite exploded while moving it from an underground cache. Several others were hurt as windows shattered and a roof blew off. Officials suspect a stray bullet or dropped detonation caps caused the blast. The explosion was felt ten miles away.
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Sacramento
Calif
Reavis Puddy
Belton
Texas
The
Geophysical Corporation
Puddy
S. A
Fleck
Dalhart drives raise regional membership quota
Jim Williams leads a district membership drive reporting success after returning from Dalhart where a $200 quota was met. Casey, director in Dalhart, notes Am arillo could achieve its largest representation in the regional organization if contributions continue at the current pace.
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Jim Williams
Williams
Dalhart
William J. Casey
Amarillo
Mr. Williams
Brown's NOSOPEN Promises Quick Hay Fever Relief
An old advertisement touts Brown's NOSOPEN as instant hay fever relief. It claims ten hour symptom relief, rapid sinus opening within five minutes, and a two way liquid formula for hay fever dust colds sinus trouble and asthma priced at $1.00 and sold by drug stores.
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Mfg
Am-Bro Company
Lawton
Okla
James Letsinger Burial Set Today
Funeral rites for James Henry Letsinger, 80, are scheduled for 4 o clock this afternoon from N 8 Griggs and Sons chapel. Interment will be in Llano Cemetery. Rev. Guy Newman of the First Baptist Church will conduct the rites. He had been a resident of Ama.
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James Henry Letsinger
N. 8
Griggs and Sons
J. M. Berry
Frank Abrahamson
E. W. Warren
Arthur Beard
Green Wilson
Omar Havy
Llano Cemetery
Guy Newman
First Baptist Church
Letsinger
The
Baptist Church
Ama
Texas Prospers as Lou Stogner Returns Home
Lou Stogner, 15 years in Texas, died at his son J H Letsinger's home in Fort Worth after a brief illness. He traveled through Kansas, Oklahoma and Louisiana spending a weekend at home and praised Texas as the most prosperous state in the Southwest. His son J W Letsinger of Duro New Mexico and daughter Mrs J J Pearce of Fort Worth survive. Stogner cited business in Fort Worth Dallas and Houston and Oklahoma City as busiest among out-of-state cities.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Lou Stogner
Hale County
J. H. Letsinger
Kentucky Street
J. W. Letsinger
Duro
N. M
J. J. Pearce
Texas
Southwest
Fort Worth
Houston
Dallas
Stogner
Oklahoma City
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la Salle
Oldsmobile Coo
Tyler St
Girl Scouts
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Trip
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Evert
Owly
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