Guffey Ready With New Bill In Congress
Senator Guffey plans to reintroduce a bill to regulate prices wages and hours in the bituminous coal industry after talks with President Roosevelt who said aims of the invalidated act remain. Coal operators and officials discuss a price fixing basis while awaiting a new proposal and noting court rulings educational in interpreting federal law.
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Washington
Boon
Roosevelt
Guffey
Congress
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
New Jersey
Texas A and M Club Plans Meeting Tomorrow Night
Panhandle Texas A and M Club president Fred Lyon has called a meeting for 7 o clock tomorrow evening in the Capitol Hotel club rooms. All alumni of Texas A and M College are invited.
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Texas A. & M. Club
Fred Lyon
Capitol Hotel
Texas A. & M. College
Five conservation group leaves Friday for Washington
A committee of five soil conservation district officials from Panhandle counties will travel to Washington to seek federal funds of two dollars per acre for soil erosion treatment. Judge Noel McDade chairs the group with members Judge W. M. Steward Judge Wilson Cowan James O. Gulerie and John E. Hill. They plan to meet Congressman Marvin Jones and discuss loans under a permanent revolving fund to aid farmers while coordinating with county governing bodies. Ten counties are already organized in conservancy districts with Castro Palmer and Hemphill counties near future organization votes.
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Panhandle
Washington
Noel McDade
Dumas
Moore County
W. M. Steward
Deaf Smith County
Wilson Cowan
Dallam County
James O. Gulerie
John E. Hill
Amarillo
Potter County
Judge McDade
Marvin Jones
North Plains
Lipscomb
Ochiltree
Hansford
Sherman
Dallam
Hartley
Moore
Oldham
Deaf Smith
Randall
Castro
Palmer
Hemphill
McDade
Soil Conservation Plan Aims at Wind Erosion Districts
Committee members stressed no criticism of existing programs and described a plan to bring a complete soil conservation program to every farm in the wind eroded districts, outlining an ambitious statewide effort.
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Bers
Courthouse Records and Registrations Compile Local Deeds
Mary A. Billodeau transfers lot 6 block 3 Bivins to G G Goode. W S Noland et ux sell lot 3 block 6 Cur to Ford Brandenburg for 2132.82. W A Criswell sells lot 12 block 99 OT to Atlantic Realty Co. for 10. Cars listed include Olds Buick Ford and Chevy models among buyers. Marriage licenses issued to C McCarthy and Helen Meraid and Alvin Barger and Juanita Weeden.
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G. G. Goode
Bivins
W. S. Noland
Ford Brandenburg
W. A. Criswell
Atlantic Realty Co
O. T
Olds
A. F. Whitt
Buick
E. B. Burgess
Ford
R. L. Puckett
E. T. Scott
T. H. Akers
Zua Gae Warner
H. T. Dead
Ford Pickup
Star Machine Co
C. McCarthy
Helen Meraid
Alvin Barger
Juanita Weeden
Airship travel and Mussolini census draw cautious contrasts
An opinion column notes potential transatlantic trips by dirigible and criticizes American reluctance to build airships. It contrasts European state ownership and rapid rail service with the U S reliance on private and criminal elements in theft and a cautious silver and gold system. It mentions Mussolini census plans for Ethiopians and references Canada’s CPR construction.
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Chicago
Paris
London
Mussolini
Two teens convicted in pediatrician murder in Chicago
Emil Beck aged 19 and Michael Livingston 17 were found guilty of murdering Dr. Silber C. Peacock during a $5 robbery. A jury rejected the death penalty and sentenced Beck to 199 years and Livingston to 30 years. Co-defendants Nash and Goethe pleaded guilty and start 199 year terms.
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Chicago
Emil Beck
Michael Livingston
Silber C. Peacock
Beck
Livingston
Gamin
Durland Nash
Robert Goethe
Peacock
Sunday Right Is Might School Worker Gets Purse Back
Chicago May 20 A Sunday school worker Miss Mary Alice Jones chased a thief who grabbed her purse containing 700 dollars saved for a trip to Oslo Norway. She pursued him through floors seven and down to his trousers before he claimed the purse was dropped on the seventh floor. The purse was recovered on the seventh floor.
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Chicago
Mary Alice Jones
Oslo
Norway
Judge John Ormond Judge Divorced in Los Angeles
Los Angeles May 20 Mrs Jean Elizabeth Judge obtained a divorce from John Ormond Judge brother of film actress Arline Judge. The decree ends the marriage as of today in the California court.
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Los Angeles
John Ormond
Arline Judge
Jean Elizabeth Judge
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Report May 18
Treasury data show receipts 16.46 million and expenditures 24.66 million for May 18, leaving a net balance shortly under 2.37 billion. Fiscal year totals since July 1 show receipts 3.51 billion and expenditures 6.35 billion with emergency spending 2.94 billion, and a gross debt of 31.54 billion. Gold assets stand at 10.36 billion.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Custody Granted to Wife in 1933 Marriage Case
Judge awarded Mrs. Judge custody of their year old son and ordered $20 monthly support. The Judges were married in 1933 and the case notes concerns over alcohol use.
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