Hoover Looks to Financiers As Main Help
President Hoover pushes a $500 million private banking pool to revive business, with Treasury and Fed plans for broader reforms. The plan loans fresh credit by taking over depreciated assets to ease bank liquidity, while lawmakers mull a revolving fund for failed banks. A separate suit targets 18 U S insurers for operating in Texas without permits.
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A Useful Fund And Charts Of A Times Crisis
Arthur Brisbane surveys a five hundred million dollar fund and Federal Reserve flexibility to ease credit amid stock market gains. He notes Britain’s dole politics and gold-standard abandonment threaten unrest as Manchester sees clashes. a constant thread is caution about gloom with calls for deposit safety and monetary relief. A reader letter from John M. Ellis reflects on a grim world stage, warning of prostration and widespread uncertainty.
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League of Nations to convene urgent Manchuria session
Geneva reports an urgent League of Nations council meeting next Tuesday at China's request over the Manchuria crisis. Tokyo dispatches claim Japanese planes bombed Chinchow in retaliation for Chinese fire during a reconnaissance flight. Casualty figures vary. Chinese forces around 20,000 massed at Chinchow with Chang Hsueh-Liang preparing a headquarters while Mukden remains under Japanese occupation.
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Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
Weather forecast notes fair and warmer conditions. Tonight and Saturday stay generally fair across West Texas and the Panhandle with little change in temperature in New Mexico. Temperature extremes recorded at 1 pm were 55 and 79 degrees.
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Amarillo
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New Mexico
Harvest Fete Aims to Help City Needy in Amarillo
Tonight at 8 o clock the Thrift Room Committee of the Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers hosts a harvest fete on the Florence L Krnstler lawn at 2218 Hughes Street. Ceres the harvest goddess will preside with a court of debutantes. Louise Elliott is queen candidate. Entertainment includes dances by children from local classes and the 142nd Infantry Orchestra. Admission is 10 cents for children and 25 cents for adults. Proceeds benefit needy city schoolchildren.
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Constance Ferguson
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Dana Thomas Harmon
142Nd Infantry Orchestra
Wilbur Upchurch
Thomas Ball Freed Of Charge of Theft
Houston, October nine. Colonel Thomas Ball, former congressman and Texas political leader, charged with theft of warrants in a port commission land deal of 1927, was acquitted by an instructed verdict announced today in Houston.
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Thomas Ball
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Lawton Seeks Revenge Against Amarillo Sandies at Butler Field
Twenty four Lawton High School players meet at noon and head to a hotel room before the 3 30 pm game at Butler Field. Coach Griffin’s Wolverines chase a historic first win here while Amarillo’s Sandies, led by Blair Cherry, defend an unbroken home record. Enochs may play if needed though injured Estes and Foster sit. Ideal weather drew a large non conference crowd to the park.
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Amarillo Golden Sandies
Butler Field
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Sandies
Wolverines
Blair Cherry
Amar
Oklahoma oil fields reopen under prorations amid tension
Oklahoma Governor William H Murray announces the opening of the Oklahoma City and Greater Seminole oil fields tomorrow under prorations, lifting military rule after August 5. About 3,106 wells affected. 2,000 workers expected back within a week.
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Health Talks Resume Saturday At Griggs Ambulance
Acclaimed authority Gilbert Thayer will deliver a discussion on the Vital Chemistry of the Human Body tomorrow night after no lecture this evening. He notes heart trouble is the leading U.S. killer, a muscle moving 18 pounds of blood daily, and mineral starvation as a key cause.
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Thayer
United States
Land drives wealth as farms become cities
A classified teaser proclaims land as wealth and notes surveyors foresee farms evolving into cities with lower prices than recent years. Buy now and watch the market shift as urban growth approaches.
Bruening Forms New Cabinet in Berlin
Chancellor Heinrich Bruening announced the formation of a new cabinet with six holdovers from the old group. Bruening remains chancellor and foreign minister, reshuffling key posts including Groener as defense and interior minister and Dietrich as finance.
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Wilhelm Groener
Hermann Dietrich
Martin Schiele
Georg Schaetzel
Lubbock Gas Rate Hearing Called for October 22
City commissioners scheduled a hearing October 22 on a proposed ordinance to cut gas rates from 67.5 cents to 55 cents per thousand cubic feet for the first 6,000 feet. Officials from West Texas Gas, Prairie Oil and Gas, and South Plains Pipeline were invited.
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Texas
U.S
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Prairie Oil and Gas Company
South Plains Pipeline Company
Five day week at labor meet in Vancouver convention
The American Federation of Labor convention in Vancouver plans to practice demands on industry including a five day week and shorter hours. Resolutions favored aid to unions in their disputes with industry while other issues such as prohibition standard wages for Hoover dam workers and immigration questions linger in committees. The group is also likely to urge Congress to raise taxes on very wealthy individuals.
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American Federation of Labor
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Mal Daugherty retrial ordered by high court
The Ninth District Court of Appeals reversed the conviction of Mal B. Daugherty former president of the defunct Ohio State Bank of Washington Ohio and remanded the case to the Common Pleas Court for retrial He was convicted in March of misuse of funds and sentenced to 10 years in the state penitentiary and a $5000 fine Berry's rug cleaning 905 W 10th.
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Daugherty
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Ninth District Court of Appeals
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Edison Clings to Life in Daze at 84
Edison remains fragile at his West Orange home as physicians say he has lost strength and is in a daze, though he shows unexpected vitality. Dr Hubert Howe and Dr William R Williams monitor his condition while New York and New Jersey police arrange a motorcycle escort for urgent calls to his bedside.
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Interstate Commerce panel schedules SP line acquisition hearing
Washington Oct 9 The Interstate Commerce Commission set November 13 as the date for oral arguments on the proposed acquisition by the Southern Pacific railroad of the St Louis Southwestern.
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Burglars Steal 5100 Pounds of Iron Conduit
A warehouse behind the Nunn Electric Company at 425 Polk Street was robbed of 5100 pounds of rigid iron conduit. The wire, about half an inch in diameter and totaling at least 6000 feet, was valued around $350 wholesale. Entry was gained by breaking a door. two officers and three night watchmen patrol the alley nightly. Initial reports listed 12000 feet stolen, later reduced to 6000 feet. The wholesale price tallies to about $55,864 for the missing conduit.
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