Federal aid expands to feed undernourished children in U S schools
Washington reports expansion of the federal relief program to include feeding undernourished schoolchildren and malaria eradication in the South. Harry L Hopkins announces a new surplus relief corporation to buy surplus farm products and coal for distribution to the needy, with Hopkins as chairman. Starting immediately, relief administrators are authorized to provide one milked meal daily to school children on relief rolls.
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Washington
South
Harry L. Hopkins
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Hopkins
Ickes
Wallace
Roosevelt
United States Public Health Service
Richmond
Government to hold sale of Bates weapon at Denver auction
The American Express Company agrees to present a submachine gun allegedly taken from Albert Bates to the government. Ballistic tests will determine if it aided the Kansas City Nash incident. Bates, tied to the Harvey Bailey gang, is connected to the Nash kidnapping and officers’ deaths. The sale will be conducted by the express company, which will buy the weapon for handover to U S investigators.
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Washington
American Express Company
Albert Bates
Ursechel
Express Company
Denver
Bates
Frank Nash
Kansas City Union Station
Harvey Bailey-Wilbur Underhill
Nash
Cummings
William Stanley
U. S Division of Investigation
Amarillo Hardware Becomes Glidden Distributor
The Amarillo Hardware Company at 807 Polk Street, with 25 years in business, becomes a local distributor for Glidden. To clear space for Glidden lines a sale on all paints and varnishes is underway. A factory representative demonstrates proper use of paints lacquers enamels and varnishes. The new Glidden stock will be the most complete offered by the store.
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Amarillo Hardware Company
Polk Street
Glidden Company
Glidden
Junior Band Plays For Church Carnival
Buddy Meyers and his junior band provide music at the Kill Kate Karnival at 7 30 Friday night at San Jacinto Methodist Church. Readily available booths entertain, with pie sandwich and drink concessions all under five cents. The Bureau of Public Roads and USDA report a new cotton use in road building mats to protect fresh concrete from sun.
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Buddy Meyers
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Bureau of Public Roads
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Your Last Chance to Win an Income for Life
A bold promotion promises a lifetime income for winners, framing the prize as a path to lasting comfort. Details on entry, eligibility, and draw timing are described but remain unclear from the fragment.
Sugar Stabilization Pact Seen Rejected by Wallace
Secretary Wallace plans to urge President Roosevelt to reject the sugar stabilization proposal in its current form. He is studying the pact which would set quotas for the US market from major producers including domestic sugar, Philippines, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Cuba and the Virgin Islands. An alternative modified plan may be presented, but continued talks could fail, possibly ending the administration’s efforts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wallace
Tis
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Virgin Islands
Insular
White House
Farm Administration
Eruption at Caseguina Triggers Belize Troop Mobilization
In 1835 the Caseguina volcano blast was heard over 300 miles away in Belize where troops were rallied after locals mistook the distant rumble for enemy gunfire near the harbor.
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Caseguina
Belize
How to Relieve Headaches In Three Minutes
A pharmacist crafted remedy named B. C. promises rapid relief from violent headaches and muscular pains without opiates. The advert claims multi ingredient formula works quickly to ease fever and nervous distress, available in 10¢ and 25¢ packages.
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B.C
B. C
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U. S
Chicago
Associated Press
Moroline
Mindal Dldut
Randal Drug Stores
Amarillo
SAVE
Randal
Whitman
Phil Elphia
Sir Walter Raleigh
KOTEX
Woodbury
Woodbury A
Woodbury’s
San Jacinto
Goodyear
Goodyears
Goodyear Pathfinders
America
Price
Adaisson & G Tire Company
Amarillo Pampa Borger
Goodyear Tires
General Electric
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