May Day Observances Across Cities Amid Unrest
May Day drew large police preparations as Communists, war veterans and socialists staged events in New York and other cities. In Prague and Liege clashes occurred while Bulgaria and Mexico enforce controls, and London saw quiet marches. Police reported arrests. demonstrations were planned in Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit Chicago and on the Pacific Coast.
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Prague
Mexico City
London
Wales
Lancashire
Embankment
Liege
Belgium
New York
Morris DE Haven Tracy
United Press
United States
Canada
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Labor Movement
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Pacific Coast
May Day Parade Dazzles Moscow With Red Square Show
Thousands fill Red Square as a seven hour May Day procession unfolds in Moscow. Under Clement Voroshilov, Proletarian marchers pass Lenin tomb while Stalin and party officials review the display of banners, slogans, and crimson decorations.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Red
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Lenin
Red Square
Dry LAW critics in cabinet letter dispute
Lamont Davis Brown Mellon Adams Stimson and Caraway discuss a March 9 1929 letter to Dr John R Forst of Philadelphia. The letter quotes that six of Hoover's cabinet are failures and oppose prohibition though the writer still stands by the view.
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Lamont
Davis
Brown
Mellon
Adams
Stimson
Caraway
John R. Forst
Philadelphia
Independent Merchants to Meet Tonight
A non-partisan meeting of all independent merchants is called for tonight at 8 at the city auditorium. Organizer H A Daniel says it includes anyone not under a system or a copyrighted name and aims to educate and possibly shape a legislative program.
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H. A. Daniel
Faulty car lights bring many fines
About 30 to 40 people were fined in a three day period in a corporation court for driving at night with a single headlight or no tail light. Fines ranged from 2 to 3 dollars as state patrols city forces and county officers cooperate to remove inadequately lit cars from streets and highways. The drive is producing results and will continue until all vehicles meet headlight and tail light requirements.
Tactful Texan Letter Sparks Amarillo Debate On City Spending
Lester Stone defends his criticisms of The Globe and accuses city officials of exaggerating tax relief while revealing a spike in expenditures. The Globe calls for transparency on ailing water plants, bond issues, and municipal finances amid claims the city is mismanaging funds.
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Lester Stone
Stone
Globe
The
Woman Held on Swindling Charge Here
Mrs. Lloyd Parkinson of 826 Mississippi Street is charged in county court with swindling after allegedly admitting she obtained money under a charity pretense. She allegedly said she used the name Mrs. Buckingham and Mrs. Cunningham and had others call for donations, including a $10 check on February 19 to aid a burned child.
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Lloyd Parkinson
Mississippi Street
M. M. Scott
Parkinson
Daniel FE. McGrath
J. W. Minter
Sam Humphrys
Buckingham
Cunningham
Charles Coleman
Public discussion urged on Amarillo water funds and city plans
A reader calls for full disclosure of water department expenditures and returns to maintenance, asks for city commission plans to secure more water for summer, and questions rate relief if profits are high. The letter also condemns inaccuracies and offers newspaper cooperation. A lost diamond watch offer, a petrified egg found by two boys, and job leads for a Mr Neal are noted in local notices.
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City Commission
Commission
Amarillo
Mr. Stone
Water Department
Stone
C. T. Cline
Emmett Austace
East Twenty-second Avenue
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Young Cline
Clarence Cline
East Twenty-second Street
Emmett
J. F. Eustace
Radio Features Tonight on Central Standard Schedule
Radio features tonight list chain broadcasts across major networks. Programs include Sunshine Hour with Rudy Vel Jeo, Manhattan Moods on WABC chain, Id Sanford Orchestra on WIZ chain, Shilkret Orchestra on WHAF chain, Radio Forum on WBAC chain, Amos n Andy on WJZ chain, and local features from KGRS Pampa Booster Entertainers and WDAG Variety Studio.
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Rudy Vel Jeo
WEAP
WBAP
WOAI
WKY
KOA
KSL
WOW
KTHS
WDAF
Schipn
WHAF
Chain
WPRAA
Joe
KKTHS
WTAM
W Wow
Radio Forum
WBAC
KMOX
Ee Koil
KLRA
Columbia System
Amos 'N
Andy
WJZ
WFAA
WDAP
WMAQ
WREN
WSM
National Broadcasting Co
KGRS
Pampa
WDAG
Texas Christian convention held in Austin May 6 to 8
The forty fifth annual Texas Christian convention meets in Austin May 6 to 8 under the theme Living Pentecost Through the Local Church. Dr L D Anderson of Fort Worth oversees as president with leaders from across the state participating. A laymen’s meeting at the capitol May 7 will feature Will H Evans presiding and Governor Dan Moody delivering a greeting.
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Texas Christian Convention
Austin
Clark Buckner
L. D. Anderson
First Christian Church of
Fort Worth
G. C. Weaver
Department of Religious,education
Brite College
Senate Chamber
Capitol Building
H. Evans
Sherman
Dan Moody
Paul Preston
Dallas
Central Christian Church
Austin Entertainment Committee
Reece Plan Advances Leasing of Muscle Shoals
Military committee approved the Reece plan to lease Muscle Shoals to private corporations and scheduled early action in the house. In Nicaragua Lindbergh landed at Porto Cabezas aboard the Buenos Aires New York air mail plane after a 395 mile leg from Cristobal, completing the first leg in four hours and two minutes. He planned to stay overnight at Porto Cabezas before continuing to Havana and Miami.
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Military
Reece
Muscle Shoals
Associated Press
Porto Cabezas
Nicaragua
Charles A. Lindbergh
Buenos Aires
Miami
Cristobal
Havana
Industry and Engineering Are Just Part of Progress
An unclear clipping discusses industry and engineering as components of progress, framing them as interconnected areas in development and innovation. The fragment hints at a broader view of technical advancement affecting society and infrastructure.
Amarillo Clean-Up Campaign Shows City Improvements
Amarillo residents report noticeable cleanliness from Clean-up and Paint-up week as parks and streets receive extra care. Health, parks, and engineering departments coordinate trash collection and beautification while remaining areas need citizen participation in the final two days.
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Amarillo
Park Department
City Engineering Department
Health Department
Temple Robinson
City Forester
Bath House for Amarillo Proposal Draws Support
A reader urges Amarillo to adopt a year round bath house to serve all ages. The plan envisions a 125 by 40 foot facility with 9 foot depth, aiming to attract swimmers and boost city development.
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Bath House
Amarillo
Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep From Chicago St Louis Kansas City
U S Department of Agriculture market notes show Chicago hogs 21 000 strong to 10 higher top 10 20 per hundredweight for 170 210 pounds. Cattle 5 000 calves 3 000 steady to 25 higher with various beef categories listed. Sheep 14 000 strong to 25 higher. East St Louis hogs 11 000 steady to higher top 10 50. cattle 1 500 calves 1 000 steady. lambs at 9 25 plus. Kansas City hogs 6 500 steady to strong top 9 80. cattle 2 000 calves 600 fully steady. sheep 6 000 trading 8 50 to 12 00.
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Chicago
Associated Press
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Louis
The
East ST. Louis
Kansas City
Brunswicke Balke Collender
Bucyrus
Bulova Watch
California
Coca Coca
Columbia
Columbia Graf
Colorado Fuel & Ron
Commonwealth
South
Congoleum
Continental Motors
Continental
Consolidated Gas
Cotysseccaee
Crucible
Curtiss Wright
Endicott Johnson
Erie
General
Glidden
Goodyear
Ally Goodrich
Granby Copper
Graham Paige
Great Northern
Pid” Ee
Great West Sugar
Grigsby Grunow - Houdaille-Hershey
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors Inspiration Copper
Fort Worth Livestock Prices and Wheat Market Update
Fort Worth reports hogs at 1 600 head steady with top at 9.50 and rail hogs 9.40 to 9.50 while cattle and calves 1 600 head are dull yet quoted steady with steers at 7.65 and cows around 7.00 to 7.50. Chicago May wheat opens higher with firmer corn and oats as Liverpool deliveries rise.
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Fort Worth
Associated Press
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Liverpool
Today Starts Fight to Restore Prosperity and Jobs
A speaker argues to restore prosperity and reduce unemployment, urging the nation to face true facts. He says government can aid only a little, while noting total wage payroll and nonwage incomes run into vast sums dependent on public confidence, energy, and individual enterprise.
Stations Here Change Time on Friday Night
Radio schedule shifts Friday night times to accommodate daylight saving. KGRS will air from 5 to 6 30, WDAG from 6 30 to 8, and the Columbia Chain on KGRS from 8 to 9, with WDAG and KGRS cooperation.
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KGRS
Columbia
New York Cotton and Stocks Open Steady on Mixed Trading
The New York cotton market opened steady with an advance as near month shorts covered and new crop buys appeared. May rose to 16.55, up 18 points, while October traded around 15.90 after early gains faded. In stocks, United States Steel and rails faced selling, Southern Railway slipped to 102½, and several big names fell as oils and gems saw limited pool activity.
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New York
Associated Press
United States Steel
Southern Railway
American Rolling Mill
American Machine & Foundry
United Corp
Safeway
J. I. Caseroe
Pacific Lighting
Pierce Oil
Union Carbide
Raybestos
Studebaker
Pennsylvania
Mothers urged to use Phillips Milk of Magnesia for children
An old advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe gentle laxative helping babies and children with sour stomachs, colic, vomiting, feverishness, and constipation. It suggests mixing a teaspoonful with lime water for infant feeding and offers a free information booklet from The Phillips Co.
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Phillips Co
Hudson St
New York
N. Y
Philips
U.S
Chas. H. Phillips Chemical Co
Chas. H. Phillips
Lonely House Seeks Companions Not Just For Sale
Poem decries that a house filled with wealth and luxury lacks meaning without friends. It argues expensive silverware, carpets, and servants cannot replace companionship. The message emphasizes that true home value comes from the people who visit and bless the space.
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J. M. Deadwiley
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G. T. Oliver
Mr. Oliver
Christian Church Meet
Brite College of the Bible of Texas Christian University
LINDY
Jno. F. Clark Brokerage Co
Ee See
New York Stock
Amer Superpower
Arkansas Gas
Assoc Gas
Amer Maracaibo
al Butler Bros
Cord Corp
Central Pub
Crockett Wheeler
Cana Marconium
Creole Petroleum
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Durant
Lone Star Gas
Midwest
Ilil Mountain
Nia & Hudson
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Ohio
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Pet Corp Am
Penn Road
Stan of
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Salt Creek
South Penn Oil
Transamerica
Trans Air Trans Ave
UNL
Rookes
United Gas Co - Ory Ve
Peta Bully Vacuum Oil
West Air Exprebe Asoccevee
Jno. F. Clarke & Co
Allis Chalmers
Allied Chemical & Dye Allegheny Corporation
Amerada Corporation
American aNknote
American Car & Foundry
American International
American Power
American Rolling Mills
American Smelt
American Steel Foundry
American Sugar Refining
American Tel & Telesesee
American Tobacco
A. M. Byers
Seeee
Associated Dry
T. & Santa Fe
Aviation Corporation Auburn
American Waterworks
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Company
Borg Warner Magn
Yn Mann Trans Is
Sovegiverscoee
Cash Motors
National Biscuit
Unipe & Foundry
Wenee Oe
Uni Steel
BO Unit Corporation
Utili Gas
Power & Light Eeee
Uni Fruit
Seesseess
van Um
Warr Bros
Westhouse
West N Union
Whitty
Willy Overland
Calif
Standard of
Superior
Transton’ Oil
Tex Pac Land
Tex Pac C & O
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Ray Bah
Tidewater
Union Oil of Ca
Philliga
Pan
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Predoccers & * Co
Prairie Oil & Gas & Seeeer
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Pierce
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Edgar A. Guest
Joo Ro
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Pleasa
H. Fletcher
Blackburn Funeral Home
Xeon
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