Stimson Says Dems Halted Recovery With Reckless Acts
Secretary Stimson told the National Republican Club that Franklin D Roosevelt and the Democratic House delayed economic recovery. He criticized Roosevelt for misleading statements and cited the House actions as setting back recovery at a critical period. He praised Hoover and warned that Roosevelt has offered no concrete proposals on the economy.
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Stimson
National Republican Club
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic House
Roosevelt
Garner
Hoover
House
Noth- Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Reconstruction
Reconstruction Corporation
Courthouse Deeds and Registrations Report
Cont. So. Sav. & Loan transfers to Roy M. Britain for 2500 at W 55 L 7B 7 Rob erts. Pan. Impr. Co. sells to Roy H. Kerr for 10 LSB 5 C. C. Dist Cc. V. East et ux to Roy H. Kerr for 10 L1B&S J Hts. Tri-State Fair Assn. to T. J. Scott for 650 L 6B 8 North High lands. S. J. Evans et ux sell to Mrs. Lulu Howard for 175 L 3 B 106 Glenwood. Vehicle registrations listed for W. B. Attebury and H. W. Warner. Hartford Steam Boiler noted.
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So. Sav. & Loan
Roy M. Britain
Roberts. Pan. Impr. Co
Roy H. Kerr
C. C. Dist Cc. V. East Et Ux
Tri-State Fair Assn
T. J. Scott
North Highlands
S. J. Evans Et
Lulu Howard
Glenwood
W. B. Attebury
Polk
Railway Roundups and Ramblings by John Moore
The column notes rising unemployment driving hundreds of under 21 youths to drift on freight trains and roads amid a booming hobo subculture. It cites Amarillo as a transit point and laments morale decline among young workers while detailing local railroad staff movements, injuries, and family visits in Texas.
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Amarillo
Stubborn Coughs Ended by Home Recipe Claim
A home remedy promises quick relief for stubborn coughs using Pinex mixed with granulated sugar syrup to make a pint. The ad claims the mixture soothes throat membranes eases chest soreness and loosens phlegm with no cooking required and money refunded if relief is not prompt.
Plains division reports first September injury
The report notes a single personal injury on the Plains division in September amid broader railroad activity. Ed Harber and Sam Mitchell from the Denver superintendent's office visited Childress. Denver installs Main water through freight crew and recalls nine trainmen. Amarillo lines see rising business and reinstatement of many train yard and engine workers. Rock Island conductors W. D. McClure B. D. Gordon O. G. Ernest A. E. Gruhlkey Oscar Warren H. S. Beaver relieved for varying terms. Louisville and Nashville builds a 6.5 million dollar bridge at Henderson Kentucky. Santa Fe Magazine shows a uniformed crew at Winslow Arizona, all longtime Brotherhood members except one newer fireman. Emily S. Daniel retires after 38 Santa Fe years. American Railway Association reports week ending October 8 car loadings at 625 636, up 3 561 from prior week but down 1 338 182 vs 1931. Revenue freight shows cautious improvement.
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Amarillo
Santa Fe Magazine
Winslow
Ariz
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen
American Railway Association
Five State Brotherhood Holders Meet in Oklahoma City
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers annual five state convention will convene in Oklahoma City on October 26 and 27 with delegates from Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Missouri and Kansas. J W Byrne Erie Railroad freight agent based in Tulsa recently mingled with Amarillo traffic representatives. Alonzo Askwhich of Artichoke Arkansas dies at 112 credited with long life to care for highway railroad crossing signs.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas
J. W. Byrne
Oral
Erie Railroad
Tulsa
Amarillo
Alonzo Askwhich
Artichoke
Mr. Ask
First Fliers To Be Dedicated Nov 19
The War Department fixed November 19 as the dedication date for the Wright monument at Kill Devil Hill near Kitty Hawk North Carolina. The memorial honors the first successful powered flight by humans and honors the achievements recognized by a Congressional act.
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Washington
War Department
Kill Devil Hill
Kitty Hawk
N.C
Congress
Wright memorial to honor first flight near Norfolk
A commemorative memorial will mark the first flight by Orville Wright on December 17, 1903. A 60 foot triangular granite shaft will be topped by a beacon about 80 miles south of Norfolk. Orville Wright may attend the exercises led by a commission of Hurley Adams and Chapin.
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Norfolk
Hurley
Adams
Chapin
Moses Mount to Host Smithsonian Solar Observatory
Washington reports the Smithsonian Institution plans a solar observatory on a Sinai mountain top possibly the peak where Moses received the Ten Commandments. Secretary Charles G. Abbott outlined the project in a statement dated October 19.
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Washington
Sinai Desert
Moses
Smithsonian Institution
Charles G. Abbott
Cough Remedy Ad Promotes Creomulsion
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful yet harmless cough remedy. It claims rapid germ fighting action, pleasant taste, no narcotics, and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved, regardless of cough duration.
Mount St Katharine chosen as weather station site
Mount St Katharine is selected as the new weather observatory site replacing Mount Brukkaros in southwest Africa due to haze and winds. The peak lies 12 miles south of Mount Sinai and offers the high and dry conditions sought after by the observers.
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Mount St. Katharine
Mount Brukkaros
Africa
Mount Sinai
Mrs. John P. Schroeder Remembered by Family
The Schroeder family thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy aid and floral offerings after the death of their husband and father.
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John P. Schroeder
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