Congress to Finish Farm Relief Tariff Bill By Tomorrow
Congress enters the seventh week of its farm relief and tariff session with about 40 of 91 farm bloc amendments adopted. The House plans to finish writing the remaining 50 amendments by 3 p.m. tomorrow before sending the bill to the Senate. The Senate resumes debate on the census and reapportionment bill amid a Sackett amendment dispute over aliens in representation calculations. Debenture provisions amid administration farm board talks dampen progress.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Sackett
Administration Farm Board
Debris Cleared After Westfield Windstorms Near Houston
Westfield residents clean up debris after the third windstorm in eight days. Two twisters yesterday caused property and crop damage and livestock deaths. no injuries reported. A separate miniature tornado near Pasadena damaged a building roof and lifted a truck shed.
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Associated Press
Houston
Westfield
Pasadena
Sandefer Named Hoovercrat Candidate for Texas Governor
Dr J D Sangefer president of Simmons college will be the Hoovercrats candidate for Texas governor next year according to S Raymond Brooks in the Austin American.
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United Press
Austin
Tex
J. D. Sangefer
Simmons Coll Iine
Texas Hoovercrats
S. Raymond Brooks
Austin American Today
Market opens lower with few gains amid mixed early trading
The New York stock market started the day with a downward drift. A handful of popular industries such as Radio and Columbia Gas showed slight gains, while Auburn Auto fell 5.5 points, Cab dropped 1.5 and Sears Roebuck declined 1 point.
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Associated Press
New York
Radio
Columbia Gas
Auburn Auto
Cab
Sears Roebuck
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Promoted by City Drug Store
Reliable dentists report success with Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy on severe gum cases. A sale promises money back if it fails when used as directed, offered by City Drug Store.
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Leto
One Killed In Car Crash In Oklahoma
A weekend spate of motor crashes in Oklahoma left one dead and many injured. Johnny Greenback, 18, died when the car he rode in near Nowata overturned while en route to Chilocco school graduation. Leroy Watson was seriously injured. Tulsa and Oklahoma City hospitals treated multiple accident victims.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Johnny Greenback
Nowata
Leroy Watson
Tulsa
Duck Shooting Heavily Reduced Pellet Load Ends Long Range
A writer explains that Lubaloy copperized loads shorten the shot string and improve long range effectiveness for ducks at 45 to 55 yards. He cautions this lead is not universal and should be used by experienced hunters with good estimation of leads. He notes shot string is a key factor in effectiveness.
Police Busy Sunday Night With Traffic
Police had a busy time Sunday night with several arrests. Seven drunks were taken into custody along with multiple traffic-law violators. A man and a woman were transferred to county officers on adultery charges. One man faced a simple assault charge.
Duck loads and jokes sent to Tack column
A series of letters and notes to the Tack column include a claim of sending 200 12 gauge Record loads for testing on cautious ducks and crows, jokes about autos and buns, a note from Sophia Glutz about bunion cures, a humorous misrecognition rail tale, and a dairy firm sending four quarts of ice cream with dry ice refrigerant as compliments.
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Tack
Express
Windsor Farm
Beatrice Creamery Company
Windsor Dairy Meats Ice Cream Link With Denver Name
A letter from Windsor Farm Dairy and Colorado Dry Ice Corp discusses marketing ice cream and refrigeration links to Denver and Amarillo. The note praises editor Tack and his column Them Texans, praising courage amid reader criticism and thanking him for a book.
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Colorado Dry Ice Corporation
Best Helium
Amarillo
Texas
Denver
Meadow Gold
Windsor Farm
Belt
Windsor Farm Dairy
J. C. Nelson
Colorado Dry Ice Corp
D. Crump
Edw, M. Ladd
Pampa Letters Stir Public Hostility Toward Local Journalist
A Pampa editor laments ongoing harassment from readers who oppose his reporting. He insists he has harmed no one and continues to work under pressure while supporting his family and staff, despite frequent abusive messages and targeted criticism.
High Cost of Living and Corn Products Ridicule
A reader lampoons the high cost of living by noting the vast difference in spending on corn plasters versus corn bread. The letter humorously suggests bakers pivot to corn plaster production, while the writer laments lifelong corn problems and nerving strain.
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United States
Brevity Cited in Not a Reader Letter
A reader upholds brevity and thrift in praise of a racing event noted for concise reporting. The letter argues against wasteful space and asserts the ethic applies to the current race discussion.
Not a Reader Finds Print Letter Elimination of Long Letters Praised
A reader criticizes the idea of selecting letters for print and praising the system that removes lengthy correspondence. The writer acknowledges flaws in publishing and notes the city administration could test many ideas before they become workable.
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Sandefer
Hovercrat
NEW York Stock Letter
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NEA Service, Inc
Von
Omaha von Company
Keeline
17Th and Harney Sts
Omaha
Neb
Star Lumber Company
Dayton de Luxe
Dayton
Star Tires
Tyler
FE. Sauer
Tom Sawyer
Polk Street
J. M. Olin
Western Cartridge Company
East Alton
Illinois
Olin
Canadian
Smith
Magic Bunion Cure, Inc
Sophia Glutz
Jack
Maiden Fair
Chester M. Savage
McLean, Texas
Pampa
Kernel Tack
Mr. Tack
O. W
Cpaspirin
Bayer
Palo Duro Canyon
Mrs. Morgan Belmont
Mrs. Stuyvesant
Mrs. Hamilton Ludlow Pell
America
Lucile
Paris
Polk
Polson
Chester H. Watson, Inc. Quality Products
8Th Ave
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