Belgium Debt Talks Possible With Roosevelt
A Belgian delegation arrives in New York to discuss war debts with President Roosevelt and Secretary of State. Belgium owes the United States about 411 million dollars with a 7.16 million dollar installment due June 15. under the Johnson Act it cannot float securities here. The mission is led by Emile Françqui and includes Camille Gutt Etienne Allard and Count Philippe D Arschot.
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New York
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Leopold III
State Department
Roosevelt
Emile Prancqui
United States
Brussels
Camille Gutt
Etienne Allard
Philippe D’arschot
Bus Crash Injures Seven Passengers in Fort Worth
A motor coach bound for Dallas hit a car at a filling station in Fort Worth. The bus swerved to avoid the car driven by John M. La Rue, injuring seven passengers and a pedestrian. Listed injured include A. A. Wood Archer City. John D. Selman Route 1. Mrs. N. E. Williams Fort Worth. Mrs. H. L. Swan Dallas. Mrs. L. L. Hart Fort Worth. Albert Pool Arlington. Miss Cleo Smart Lamesa. Warren Taylor Fort Worth. None seriously hurt.
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W. M. Rush
John M. la Rue la Rue
A. A. Wood
Archer City
John D. Selman
N. E. Williams
Fort Worth
H. L. Swan
Dallas
L. L. Hart
Albert Pool
Arlington
Cleo Smart
Warren Taylor
Remedy for Insects: Lifebuoy Soap Chigger Shield
The May 15 report advises outdoor lovers to use Lifebuoy Soap on lower limbs to deter chiggers. If bitten, rub soap into the skin to remove mites before they inject venom, offering a simple preventive and treatment method for chigger season.
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Globe New York
Life Is No Rose Bed Says Carnegie Report For Youth
The Social Studies commission of the American Historical Association urges realistic social science teaching. It calls for starting in the local yard, then region and nation, detailing life, institutions, culture, and injustices of the age. Carnegie Corporation funded about $200,000.
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New York
Social Studies Commission
The
American Historical Association
America
Sec
Denver Court Grants $1000 Damages to Phares Family
District Judge W F Gee approved a settlement between Mrs Ida M Phares widow of J C Phares Fort Worth and Denver railroad switch man killed in Denver yards in 1932 and her son James Phares for $1000 damages. The case stemmed from the death of Mr Phares November 30 1932 while performing his duties as switchman. The court had awarded $900 to Mrs Phares and $100 to her son.
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W. FE. Gee
Ida M Phares
J. C. Phares
Fort Worth
Denver
James Phares
Phares
Hog feed wheat price listing near Amarillo
Wooden construction sales notice lists a 130 foot by 24 foot structure on Buchanan Street Amarillo. Prices show hog feed wheat at 1 dollar per truck and 50 cents per hundred pounds. Market listing mentions B. and T. Sales Company near Central Grain Co.
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Central Grain Co
Bouth Buchanan Street
Amarillo
Young Demos State Meeting Tonight
The Young Democrats of Potter County will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the County Court room. A closed executive committee meeting begins at 7:15 o'clock, and both are open to the public.
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Executive Committee
Amarillo Church Promotes Radio Program Tonight
Members of the Amarillo Seventh Day Adventist Church highlight the WBAP Fort Worth broadcast The Rise of a Message airing tonight at 9 45. The program promises good music as a feature.
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Amarillo
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