Warren Warren predicts gradual recovery in gold era
George F. Warren told professors and economists that the United States will recover from the current financial morass. He foresaw ongoing hoarding and cautious borrowing and lending, but expressed belief the country can lift itself with foreign trade expansion and renewed world economic activity.
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Washington
George F. Warren
Association of
George N. Peek
Peek
AAA
Warren
Young Men's Class Plans Italian Dinner at Church
Wives and friends of members of the Frontier Class a young men's Bible class of the First Baptist Church will be entertained at an Italian dinner in the church parlors Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Buford Avery and Clarence Warren organize refreshments with John Forkner in charge of the entertainment.
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First Baptist Church
Buford Avery
Clarence Warren
John Forkner
Growth of Chicks Toads And Infants Come Within Same Mathematical Equation
Dr Norman C Wetzel of Western Reserve University says growth of human infant chick in egg bacteria and toad follow a single second degree differential equation. He links heat production to growth and notes four factors influence growth with cancer as a growth problem. Columbia researchers find rat growth rate and life length vary independently.
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Cleveland
Norman C. Wetzel
Western Reserve University Medical School
National Academy of Sciences
Wetzel
Dr. Wetzel
H. C. Sherman
H. L. Campbell
Columbia University
Columbia
Young Bear Interrupts Football Game In Amarillo
In Amarillo youths on South Fillmore Street played a heated football game when a tiny black cub bear joined in. The players fled into a Taylor Street apartment, watching the cub romp on the lawn before a cur pup appeared. The cub then chased a dog down Fillmore Street as the chase ended.
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Fillmore Street
Labor Unions Unite In Local Progress Efforts
A Central Labor Union gathering at Carpenters Hall featured leaders like J. C. Sherrill and W. W. Finch outlining cooperative aims between capital and labor. Reports highlighted better housing committees, 121 repair jobs, and growing organization among cooks, clerks, and brick layers with new charters and weekly meetings.
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Central Labor Union
Carpenters Hall
J. C. Sherrill
Jack Sears
Temple
Herbert Lytle
C. A. Chessir
J. FE. Mulhern
W. W. Finch
Better Housing Committees
Union Labor
Finch
Btarney Childs
Carpenters’ Hall
J. M. Carruth
Williams
The
Brick Layers Union
Wellington Man Made $750 Bond on Still Charge
Emmett Romine a 35 year old resident of Wellington was released on a 750 bond while awaiting action by a federal grand jury on a charge of operating an unregistered still in Collingsworth County near the Oklahoma line. Revenue agents seized a 50 gallon still nine and a half gallons of whisky and 25 barrels of mash. Romine's 15 year old son was also arrested but released on his own recognizance.
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Emmett Romine
Wellington
Collingsworth County
Oklahoma
U. S. Commissioners Court
Federal Revenue
Romine
Roving notes mix races and wages with local notices
The fragment lists a series of small items including a man returning from two weeks away to attend Arlington Downs races, orders to purchase football tickets, and local visits. It mentions a costume ball at Sausage Stuffers Hall on November 23, remarks on political shifts, a call to end horn honking, and a federal wage order for oil industry workers in four states.
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Brotherhood of Bread and Bun Burners
Sausage Stuffers
Mayors Plan Talks on Relief and Unemployment
Mayor Rogers heads to Chicago with 110 city leaders to discuss municipal finance law enforcement and unemployment. President Roosevelt urges plan collaboration and a major public works project to put every able bodied man to work.
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Hopkins
Rogers
America
Firefighters to Recycle Toys for Christmas Cheer
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration outlines a toy donation plan with a 30 pound per family five distribution. Administrators will ensure quotas are met, while fire chief G B Cooper and his team will recondition donations and deliver Christmas joy to needy children.
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The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
G. B. Cooper
Santa Claus
City Officials Stand In For Mayors Missing Meeting
Officials will be depended upon to see that people in their communities have work on a public project. Because Mayor Rogers was absent, no city commission meeting was held last night.
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Ste
Rogers
City Commission
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Albert Randall
P. W. Gray
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Bobb Babb
D. W. Wible
Amos Davault
J. & Bills
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Harry L. Hopkins
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