Congress Wades Into Adjournment With Limited Action
Washington May 3 Congress ends four months of election year sessions with little accomplished beyond routine appropriations and the trade bill. Roosevelt requests no new legislation while battles brew over the Logan Walter bill court review and proposed Wagner act revisions. Senate may consider stopping foreign silver purchases. wage hour amendments loom in House. Vice President Garner rumored to back Logan Walter. No adjournment delay expected. relief bill eyed for next week.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
Treasury
House
Garner
House Appropriations Committee
Students to Present Amarillo Music Festival
Music students from Amarillo schools will perform Sunday at 3 PM in the high school auditorium as the city opens National Music Week. Choral and glee clubs and instrumental groups from all schools join in a combined chorus of seven smaller schools. Public invited.
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Amarillo
George J. Mutziger Dies in Louisiana
George J. Mutziger died yesterday at his home in New Orleans Louisiana. He was the father of Mrs Prank Florigrass of 316 East 21st Avenue. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
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George J. Mutziger
Prank Florigrass
East 21St Avenue
New Orleans
Greatest GOP Gains Since 1936 In Midwest region
The American Institute of Public Opinion reports the Midwest and Great Lakes show the largest Democratic to Republican sentiment shift since 1936. In North Dakota and Wisconsin the Democrat vote is down 25 and 23 points, respectively, with 17 states showing at least a 10 point GOP gain and Democrats losing ground accordingly.
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Midwest
Great Lakes Region
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Mid- West
Great Lake Region
American Institute
North Dakota
Wisconsin
South
P.C
Wicconsin
Minnesota
Ceres Rees
Oregon
Idaho
Weewes
Ceres
New Jersey
Eees
South Dakota
Warns U S That Allies Must Win For Democracy
Washington May 3 American businessmen were warned that democracy in the United States depends on an Allied victory in Europe. Lewis W. Douglas Roosevelt budget director warned at the 28th annual U S Chamber of Commerce session that isolationism could bring totalitarian rule here. He said British and French defeat would force the U S to adopt totalitarian self defense in a tempered form. Douglas later resigned over fiscal policy, now heads Mutual Life Insurance.
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Washington
W.P
United States
Europe
Lewis W. Douglas
Roosevelt
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Douglas
Britain
France
Germany
Agreement Reached In Chicago Strike
A truce in the strike of 6,300 milk handlers ending a shut off of 90 percent of Chicago milk supply was reached after an all night conference. Workers must return to work immediately to restore normal supply. Dealers said deliveries would begin almost immediately and reserves would be replenished to permit regular deliveries Saturday.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Courtney
Fortune Editor Quits to Back Willkie Candidacy
New York May 3 Russell W Davenport resigns as managing editor of Fortune Magazine to support the nomination of Wendell L Willkie as Republican candidate for president. Davenport commits to advocacy work for Willkie.
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Fortune
Willkie
New York
Russell W. Davenport
Fortune Magazine
Wendell L. Willkie
National Guard Appeals For Old Military Music
In Detroit the Michigan National Guard asks residents to search attics for old phonograph records of military music. Captain M. B. Kanaga of the 182nd Field Artillery notes a drill change requiring more practice and says the records will be used to drill small groups.
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Detroit
A.P
Michigan National Guard
Kanaga
182Nd Field Artillery Regiment
National Guard
Courthouse Records and Notices Across several property transfers
A compilation of courthouse deeds shows W H Van Shaw to C A Willmering for lot 18 block 50 Bivins No 2 at $1.00 and H H Loewenstern to R D Walker for lot 7 block 1 Southside at $1850, plus multiple other real estate transfers, vehicle registrations, and marriage licenses, with religious notices and political slogans interspersed.
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C. A. Willmering
Bivins
H. H. Loewenstern
R. D. Walker
Southside
A. D. Haddock
B. M Britt
Fairview
H. H. Hall
Jennie Hall
John Dee
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