Fair Directors Chosen Election of Officers Looms
Twenty eight Amarillo Tri State exposition directors were elected at a Board of City Development meeting. Executive officers will be chosen next Tuesday from the same group and the fair will operate without a paid secretary until next summer to cut expenses. A term for secretary manager Bob Emmett has expired and twelve more directors from nearby towns will be named soon.
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Amarillo Tri-State
Board of City Development Committee
Bob Emmett
J. B. Coe
Ross Rogers
John B. Gilvin
Wilburn, Hawk
W. F. Lampe
J. W. Cradgington
Frank Turner
R. T. Emmett
C. V. Vernon Ed Tull
Hi. A. Ferguson
C. T. Herring
Jac. K. Boyce
R. Mayer
W. A. MclIntosh
Tom Hughes
M. J. Sawyer
Wm. Gouldy
Horace Russell
W. A. Fisk
J. J. Ogless
W. A. Palmer
Roy Cullum
Dr. H. W. Duke
L. L. Ferree
J. Blackburn
H. C. Gouldy
Clarence Williama
Safeguards for Milk of Nation Urged by Expert
C A Holmquist urges stronger safeguards for market milk at the 56th annual American Public Health Association meeting in Cincinnati. He notes high pasteurization rates in cities, calls for proper plant siting away from barns and stables, strict separation from living quarters, dust control, and dedicated milk handling facilities with good ventilation and fly protection.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
C. A. Holmquist
American Public Health Association
Hotel Gibson
Holmquist
New York State Department of Health
Tis
Bond issues approved by attorney general
The attorney general's department in Austin approved bonds totaling 179,750 dollars. Beeville refunding bonds amount to 125,750 dollars and Dimmit County special road bonds total 54,000 dollars. The action follows a records check with no errors found.
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Associated Press
Austin
Attorney General’s Department
City of Beeville
Dimmit County
Prosperity on Farm With Tax Relief Seen
Toledo reports from Ohio Bankers association meeting predict better times for farmers and tax relief for banks. Mergers standardization and economies foreseen as driving an era of nationwide prosperity. Bank deposits rise, business efficiency and conservation cited as reasons for a healthy banking system.
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International News Service
Toledo
Ohio
Ohio Bankers Association
Frank R. Rambrose
Jugo Slavia Asks Pardon For Man To Die Friday
The Jugo-Slav government petitions clemency for Radio Millich the former Birger gangster sentenced to hang Friday. The request came through the Jugo-Slav minister and was forwarded by the State Department to Governor Len Small of Illinois.
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Slavia
United Press
Washington
State Department
Len Small
Illinois
Radio Millich
Birger
El Paso Youth Dies After Dance Spree
Gabriel Munez an 18 year old Juarez youth died in a local hospital after returning from a dance suffering a fatal collapse. Physicians say he literally danced himself to death, dying less than an hour after the event in El Paso.
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EL Paso
Gabriel Munez
Juarez
Bids On 5 City Projects Go To Thursday
City commission and city engineer announce decisions on five municipal projects will be delayed until Thursday. Forty bids opened in the weekly session. Mayor Lee Bivins absent. Bids ranged for sewer extensions, paving across railroads, and a downtown water station warehouse.
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Commission
Lee Bivins
West Amarillo
Old Town
San Jacinto
Country Club
Roberts Place
Taylor Street
Cal Has New Vibrator to Go With Iron Horse
President Coolidge has installed an electric vibrator at the White House to massage muscles and reduce the waistline as a companion to his electric hobby horse. He reportedly uses both devices for exercise and believes his condition is better than that of any of his predecessors.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
District meets of West Texas chamber of commerce dates set
Fort Worth Oct 19 district conventions of the West Texas chamber of commerce will be held at Sweetwater November 14 and at Bowie November 22 Homer Wade manager announced Speakers include R W Haynie of Abilene and W R Ely of the state highway commission Dr R L Marquis of North Texas State Teachers College will address the Bowie convention Bids were opened for two trucks for the water department.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Sweetwater
Bowie
Homer Wade
R. W. Haynie
Abilene
West Texas Chamber
W. R. Ely
Austin
State Highway Commission
R. L. Marquis
Denton
North Texas State Teachers’ College
Wealthy Russian sons seek Red Army entry
A United Press dispatch from Moscow reports sons of capitalists rush to join the Red Army. They are barred from service as the army is designed for workers and peasants, making the uniform a credential of bona fide worker status.
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RED Army
United Preas
Moscow
Soviet Russia
Sons of Capitalists Face Outcast Status in Soviet Rhetoric
The ruling class in Russia bars children of capitalists from political life as exploiters’ offspring. Sons tied to N BK F seek inclusion but risks arise when their social position is revealed, forcing three enlisted members to resign.
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Russia
N. BK. F
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S. N. Hatcher & Sons
Luckett Ave
Tyler
Tire Service
Lerner
U. S. Tires
Ninth and
Jones Brothers
U.S
Tread
United States
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