Senate probes stall naval build program amid veto critiques
Senate munitions investigators edging toward defeat in blocking the naval building plan cite Roosevelt’s veto and “unwarranted remuneration” warnings. Nye presses measures to limit profits and restrict yard work while seeking state department oversight of military spokes versus public addresses. Senate adds 11.69 million to finance 24 ships in a reapportionment move.
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Budget Plan to Be Considered by Amarillo Chamber Directors
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce directors meet Friday at noon at the Amarillo Hotel to review a budget recommended by a newly appointed budget committee. They will also set a date for a members meeting to install new directors.
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Amarillo
Do Animals Think and Inflation Fears Explored
A column questions animal consciousness after a trainer’s fatal elephant attack in California and cites Princeton economist Kemerer warning that inflation stems from government credit expansion. It notes expected federal spending and the impact of wartime finance, comparing past and present monetary policy.
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California
Joe Reed
Kemerer
Princeton
Roosevelt
United States
Washington
Danzig as Europe’s Powder Keg Threatens Poland-German Clash
In London dispatch Milton Bronner reports jittery Europe watching the Free City of Danzig after Nazi efforts to seize power in the Diet. Poland rebuked Germany for Versailles violations, as Danzig’s fate spurs concern of a broader Polish-German confrontation with League of Nations involvement.
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Diet
Doan's Pills Urge Kidney Cleanse For 3 Pints Daily
A vintage medical pitch explains that healthy kidneys must pass 3 pints of waste daily to prevent buildup in 15 miles of tubules. It warns of acid poisoning, backache, swelling, and fatigue and promotes Doan's Pills as a proven remedy used for over 40 years from Foster Milburn Co, 1934.
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Doan
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Magicians Aid Amarillo Scouts Benefit Show
Amarillo Boy Scout Troops 2 3 8 and 13 stage a magic show at Fellowship Hall Central Presbyterian Church to raise funds for travel costs to the National Jamoree in Washington D C. The 8 pm event features C M Humphreys W O Allen Allen Early Gene Redman Carroll Curl Orville Brasher Vernon Hickerson Earl Witt and Dr J F Bromert with tickets 19 and 25 cents sold by Scouts and H G Wilson.
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Amarillo
Orville Brasher
Vernon Hickerson
Earl Witt
J. F. Bromert
H. G. Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Texas Knights of Columbus Reelect Officers in Galveston
Galveston hosted the 1936 Texas Knights of Columbus meeting and officers were re elected at the close of the convention. Re elected were Deputy William P. Gallaghan of Laredo secretary G. J. Kreyenbuhl of Fort Worth master fourth degree Thomas Kehoe of Houston warden W. J. Burch of Port Arthur publicity chairman C W Crabbe of Houston treasurer J M Weinzapfel of Muenster advocate E G Wood of San Antonio.
Polish Corridor tensions and German threat loom large
The pact with Germany and wary stance toward Hitler in Danzig signal rising concern. Recent violent anti German demonstrations in the Polish Corridor show the heated temper of the Polish people.
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Germany
Hitler
Danzig
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