IPA Opposes U S Control Of Oil Industry
The Independent Petroleum Association of America opposed federal control of the oil industry while supporting federal aid in some interstate matters. The resolution was adopted at the annual convention with Charles F. Roeser elected president and Oklahoma City chosen for the 1935 convention.
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Dallas
Independent Petroleum Association of America
IPA
Charles F. Roeser
Fort Worth
Wirt Franklin
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Harold B. Fell
Okla
Russell RB. Brown
Washington, D. C
C.F. Buchner
T. J. Steuart
Washington
N. T. Gilbert
Luncheon Planned for Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce
Young business men of Amarillo will meet at noon at the Amarillo Hotel to discuss creating a junior division of the Chamber of Commerce. A nominating committee will select prospective directors, with delegates to a district junior chamber convention in Childress. The luncheon is led by Robins Ford? Arney. Six cosmetics used by the average woman are lipstick rouge face powder eyebrow pencil cold cream mascara and average is three applications daily.
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Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Mothers' Advice Take Cardus Helps Women for Pain
Thousands of women have avoided suffering by following mothers advice to use Cardui for relief of monthly pains. Mrs Annie Mae Powell ofRoberts dale Alabama writes that Cardui helped with pain cramps and irregular trouble, though she notes consulting a physician if Cardus does not benefit you.
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Annie Mae Powell
Robertsdale
Ala
Cardus
Diseases More Deadly Than Ethiop's Spears Take Toll
Philadelphia writer recounts malaria typhus dysentery and other diseases besetting Italian armies in Ethiopia. Agnes Willoughby, nurse at Addis Ababa American Hospital, details fevers, tapeworm, jaundice, dengue, elephantiasis and leprosy, plus malaria’s grip, dysentery’s persistence, and the dangers to foreign troops amid Ethiopian pathogens.
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Ethiop
Ethiopia
Agnes Willoughby
United Presbyterian Board
Addis Ababa
Miss Willoughby
Red Cross
America
Alvin Orr
Guotama
A. Chivirian
Lomie
Agnes Wiloughby
Engines of Death by Stanley A Tullsen
A World War era veteran compares mobility gains in modern warfare. Infantry burden shifts from foot to trucks, with lighter units and faster transport expected in future conflicts. Advancements extend to signals with motorized cars replacing mules.
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Stanley A. Tullsen
U. S
Rites Set for Randall Winters Farmer in Amarillo Area
Last rites for Prank Winters a 65 year old Randall County farmer who died in a local hospital yesterday will be held at 2 pm Thursday at N S Griggs & Sons Funeral Chapel Rev W W Pittman pastor of Buchanan Street Methodist Church will officiate Pallbearers include O M Farmer George Rhodes Earl Jewett L Bennett C E Colling and Bill South erland Interment will be in Llano Cemetery He lived near Amarillo 18 years survived by his widow Hanna Winters and six sons Leonard Elmer Frank Jr Clarence and Charlie Winters.
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Winters
Randall County
N. S. Griggs & Sons
W. W. Pittman
Buchanan Street
O. M. Farmer
George Rhodes
Earl Jewett
L Bennett
C. E. Colling
Bill Southerland
Llano
Amarillo
Hanna Winters
Leonard Winters
Elmer Winters
Frank Winters, Jr
Clarence Witers
Charlie Winters
Johnson Sees Hoover Threat In Return Of Hooverism
Gen Hugh S Johnson traveled from Houston delivering a warning against a revival of Hooverism and denouncing boondoggling. He claimed war threat is weaker than Hooverism resentment and defended NRA reform without constitutional amend. He favored cutting government expenses and federal spending reform while criticizing Hopkins and Ickes. Penguins swim 100 miles a day without exerting themselves.
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Houston
Hugh 8
Johnson
NRA
Roosevelt
Hoover
Harry L. Hopkins
Secretary of the Interior
Harold Ickes
Hopkins
Ickes
Beaumont Rancher Claimed by Death
PEATIMONT November 7 W P H McFadden Sr 79 wealthy cattleman who owned the land where the Spindle Top oil field is located died at his home after three weeks illness He owned Southeast Texas lands Knox County ranch and a large rice plantation in Jefferson County plus substantial Beaumont real estate Also mentions Kill Devil Hill dune at Kitty Hawk with a Wright brothers monument erected in 1932
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Peatimont
Wrights Flight Impact Shifts Ground 400 Feet Over Two Decades
The text notes a land shift of 400 feet since the Wrights first flew over the area two decades earlier, indicating long term geological or geographical change tied to the era of early aviation. The statement links aviation history with measurable landscape movement.
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Wrights
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Kittyhawk
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