Whitney Attacks Pecora and Propaganda Tactics
New York Stock Exchange president Richard Whitney charged Ferdinand Pecora with propaganda after a committee released figures on Wall Street credit and broker profits. Whitney defended the exchange against claims while supporting regulation under the Fletcher-Rayburn bill amid rising profits disclosures.
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Reunion Set For G Company Of 142nd Infantry
The first reunion of Amarillo based G Company of the 142nd Infantry is planned for Saturday at 7 30 PM at the American Legion home. About 200 veterans remain scattered across a wide area and organizers seek to contact them. committee members include Guy Saunders John K Boyce Harve Radey Charles Hoppin Zane Smith G Ray Smith and Charles Lowe.
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Farm Element Fights Tariff Extension In Senate Clash
Agricultural groups oppose the Roosevelt reciprocal tariff bill arguing it could cut protections for farm products. Chester H. Grap of the American Farm Bureau says farm organizations resist tariff reductions on fats and oils used in butter and oils. Republicans plan to back an amendment to block farm product tariff cuts as Senate leaders prepare to press the bill through.
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Capitol Hill
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Oregon
Tag Day Raises Funds for Chil dren's Library
A tag sale Saturday raised 25007 for the Children's Library in Potter County. The J A G Club, founder of the library 25 years ago, sponsored the event and reported the totals. Proceeds will fund new books as the county library building hosts the branch.
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The Trumpet Blows at Paramount and Crime Doctor at Fair
The Trumpet Blows stars George Raft and Adolphe Menjou at the Paramount with Karen Morley in a dramatic bull fighting tale featuring strong cast and emotional reserve. The Crime Doctor with Otto Kruger and Karen Morley plays a criminologist scheming the perfect crime at the Fair, offering a refined performance and a departure from typical mysteries.
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Long-Used Laxative Trusted by Many for Years
Mr C E Ratliff of Hinton West Virginia states his wife and he have used Thedford's Black-Draught for thirty five years for constipation fatigue and headache. He says he uses it when he feels his system needs cleansing and claims nothing is better. Sold in 25 cent packages. Thedford's BLACK-DRAUGHT children like the syrup.
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Death claims soap magnate William Procter in Cincinnati
William Cooper Procter 72 industrial leader and philanthropist died of bronchial pneumonia in Cincinnati after a hospital stay that began Saturday. He was chairman of Procter and Gamble Co and a noted civic figure. A pathologist assisted by Dr L F Barker was called to his side as his condition worsened.
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Escape convict Harry C Campbell captured in Galveston
Harry C Campbell an escaped robber sentenced to 72 years in Galveston Harris and Jefferson counties was captured in a rooming house yesterday near a pistol in a dresser. Campbell offered no resistance. About 14 000 people contributed to finance Admiral Byrd's South Pole expedition.
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Jefferson
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