Business leaders form advisory council to aid President Roosevelt
Washington May 7 business leaders organized a semi official council to provide continuous economic advice to President Roosevelt. The group drawn from the Department of Commerce plans to study and report on government economic problems with an independent advisory role. Members include Gerard Swope and S Clay Williams along with Harriman Kendall Teagle Fahey among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Business Advisory and Planning Council
Department of Commerce
Roper
Swope
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
S. Clay Williams
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Council
National Labor Board
W. Averill Harriman
General Johnson
NRA
H. P. Kendall
Kendall Company
Boston
George H. Merd
Mead Corporation
Dayton
Ohio
Henry I. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
John H. Fahey
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Mittee
Tennessee
Man Dies Electrocuted While Washing Auto at Home
William C. Wiley age 31, a pipeline employee, was electrocuted at his Houston home last night. He became tangled in a wire extension while washing his automobile on wet pavement and received a heavy current, dying minutes later according to his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
William C. Wiley
Wiley
Communion Cup Doomed Church Advocates Substitute
The Churchman, a liberal Protestant Episcopal weekly, will call for ending the common communion cup in its May 15 issue citing health concerns. It will urge dipping the bread or wafer in wine as the alternative practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
Texas Rainbow Roundup set for May in San Angelo
Young women from 42 cities named to participate in the Rainbow Roundup at the West Texas Chamber of Commerce Convention in San Angelo May 14 to 16. Mrs. Lee Weathers directs the revue, with Mrs. Scott Snodgrass and Misses Minnie Mertz and Janet Pilcher organizing social functions and invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
San Angelo
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Lee Weathers
Scott Snodgrass
Sponsor’s Entertainment
Minnie Mertz
Janet Pilcher
Abilene
Alice Bentley
Anton
Essie Webb
Albany
el Fleda Harrison
Amarillo
Evelyn Freeman
Ballinger
Virginia Holman
Brady
Gertrude Dutton
Betty Brannum
Bronte
Susie Tannehill
Big Spring
Lula Ashley
Bend
Nadine Lively
Channing
Virginia Queen
Colorado
Alice Hughes
Crane
Maggie Bell Pullmer
Cleburne
Alice Hickey
Cisco
Wilma Thomas
Louise Trammell
de Rio
Lois Nell Whitehead
Denton
Mary
Elizabeth Stockton
Eden
Leona Pfluger
Graham
Dorothy Dan Carter
Hereford
Peggy Mitchell
Haskell
Ruth Milstead
Henrietta
Sadie Lochener
Hamilton
Winifree Williams
Menard
Madeline Clark
Mineral Wells
Joanna Morris
Midland
Pauline Sill
Odessa
Helen Glenn Allen
Plainview
Wilma Friedsam
Post
Jeanne Samson
Ralls
Edwina Winfrey
Martha Byus
Slaton
Joreta Rogers
Sonora
Bobbie Halbert
Stamford
Sue Morrow
Sweetwater
Jean Hendrix
Snyder
Janice Erwin
San Saba
Johnnie Bob Weatherby
Tulia
Opal Browning
Wichita Falls
Flora Lee Lasseter
U S Marshal Heads Youth to Penal Farm Across State Line
Deputy U S Marshal L N Mc Celvy of Wichita Falls took Charlie Hobbs, a Wheeler County juvenile, to Kansas City Missouri to Detention Farm. Hobbs is jailed on charges of transporting a stolen car across the state line. Mc Celvy replaces Bill Lampe who stays for federal court preparations opening May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
L. N. McCelvy
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Kansas City
Charlie Hobbs
Wheeler County
Missouri State
Mr. McCelvy
Bill Lampe
Poisoned Kidneys Relief and Urinary Comfort Capsules
A medicinal advertisement promises to flush poisons and acids from kidneys and ease bladder irritation to reduce nighttime urination. It promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules as the remedy with directions for use and notes other symptoms like burning urine, backache, leg pains, and puffy eyes.
Guiding Your Child by Understanding Teen Independence
Alice Clarissa Richmond discusses letting teens gain self reliance, urging parents to gradually ease control by age 16. She warns that excessive supervision breeds rebellion and favors trust and open plans. Also notes C. W. Terrell, Texas Railroad Commissioner, being discharged from a Houston hospital after a month of illness.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Tom
Mrs. Jones
Relief Work At Local Headquarters Narrows Operations
Relief funds are short and about 300 men assigned to state highway department relief road work were laid off. Administrative staff reduced. only three projects continue: Tri-State Fair grounds improvement, Twenty fourth Avenue work, and the sewing room. More money is to be released next Thursday and other projects may restart. Direct relief continues via commissary and merchant orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
State Highway Department
Tri-State Fairgrounds
Twentyfourth Avenue
Commission Unanimously Opposes Federal Oil Control Plan
Terrell, near recovery, condemns the Ickes bill as harmful to state authority. All Commission members voice strong opposition to the proposal before the hospital discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell
Commission
New Time Card For Santa Fe Trains Sets Later Arrivals
A new time card for Santa Fe trains, effective Sunday May 20, alters schedules between Amarillo and Los Angeles. Trains The Navajo and Missionary switch arrival and departure times and routes via Needles, California, with improved connections at Kansas City and Wichita.
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Santa Fe
Amarillo
Los Angeles
T. B. Gallaher
Chicago
Kansas City
Pacific Coast
Wichita
Topeka
Needles
Calif
Prescott
Ariz
Carlsbad
N. M
Kans
St. Louis
Slaton
Lubbock
South Texas
Houston
Galveston
The
Youth Wins Honors for Plane Model
Eddie Moore’s model of the Douglas DC-1 transport airliner is named one of the 50 best in the nation from 10 000 entries in a Transcontinental & Western Air contest. The model will go to New York City for exhibition before final judging and prizes. Moore, son of Mrs Geore Moore of 2045 Ong Street, was notified by William G. Pollock of the Aero Model Builders Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Moore
Transcontinental & Western Air
Young Moore
New York City
Eddie
William G. Pollock
Aero Model Builders’ Guild
Geore Moore
Ong Street
Last Rites for Mrs Bernice Shock in Tulsa
Last services for Mrs Bernice Shock sister of Mrs Cal Farley died Friday in Tulsa were to be held at 4 PM from Griggs Funeral Chapel Rev E B Fincher of Ellwood Presbyterian would conduct. Pallbearers included Frank Horton R J Noblett C W Scott A M Adams Ed Mayer and Gerald Gault Burial in Llano Cemetery She is survived by her mother Mrs A F Seubert and a brother Walter Fincher Amarillo and another sister Mrs Sam W Riter Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Shock
Cal Farley
Tulsa
Griggs
E. B. Fincher
Ellwood Presbyterian Church
Frank Horton
R. J. Noblett
C. W. Scott
A. M. Adams
Ed Mayer
Gerald Gault
Llano Cemetery
Farley
Shock
A. F. Seubert
Walter Fincher
Amarillo
Sam W. Riter
Local Chiropractor Promotes Constipation Remedy
A Amarillo chiropractor claims ninety percent of Americans suffer constipation and offers spinal adjustments as a treatment. The article notes symptoms such as headaches fatigue and dull complexion and mentions optional X ray analysis to determine causes and expected results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Cunningham Floral’s Mother's Day selection showcased for May 13
Cunningham Floral Company invites the public to visit its greenhouses this week with large stocks of Hydrangeas Fuchsia Rose Bushes Pelargoniums Cinerarias Begonias Geraniums and cut flowers. The shop offers prompt local delivery for Mother's Day and Quick Wire Service for out of town orders, urging early placement. East Texas oil committee calls a state meeting in Tyler at 10 am Tuesday to discuss oil problems and a serious situation.
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Longview
Tex
East Texas
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Tyler
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Dairy Report
Steffens Milk Co
Plains Creamery Co
Borden Produce Co
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William P. Hopkins
Henry C
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QO. A. Blankenship Plains Creamery Co
W. D. Burch
C. A. Biggers Plains Dairy Farm
Potter County
Mrs
Arrow
Blackburn Bros
Billy
News-Globe
Review
Elmer Frede
J. F. Bromert
D. C
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Western Blog
Plains Lubricating Company
HYVIS
Mohawk
Cunningham Floral Company
St. Anthony Hospital
N. Polk
Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word
Amarillo Printing CO
East Fifth
Karl Walker Garage Welding
General Auto
6Th ST
T. M. Montgomery
Optometrist
Polk
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Swett’s
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Panhandle
H. E. Bozeman
Blackburn
Unningham Floral CO
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