Stock Market Edges Ahead Despite Slow Week
New York stocks drifted in a tentative holding pattern as traders hunted for a clear trend. Gains in rail and steel shares were limited by seasonally weaker demand and softer scrap steel prices, with automobile steel use sparking cautious optimism for lateyear business.
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Amarillo News-Globe Doings Nosey News and Notes
Local column recaps weather quips and community items. It notes a rare dog search and reward, a mad stone dog bite tale, a golf star exhibition in Texas, and readers urged to mend cold remedies while praising two women who returned a purse with cash and check. It invites attendance at Roosevelt dance at The Nat.
Questionable Wisdom and Influence in Early Propaganda
A satirical fable recounts a wise man whose writing sways public opinion and profits from political exposure. Faced with fading fortunes, he negotiates with party leaders for postmaster influence in exchange for wealth, highlighting manipulation of readers.
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Aesop
Coun
Sarazen Shines In Wind Tamed Round At Panhandle Course
Sam Sarazen displayed expert control into a brisk wind on the Texas Panhandle course while Olver Garre and Johnson struggled with dry turf. Sarazen praised local talent Olver, noted a strong wind game, and lauded the new clubhouse before departing for Oklahoma.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Revival Meet Draws Crowds at First Baptist Church
A large congregation heard Dr. J. Howard Williams of Dallas at the First Baptist Church evangelistic service Tuesday morning. Williams, a noted statewide preacher, will continue sermons all week. The pastor Dr. G. L. Yates reports growing interest and professions at every service. Music is directed by Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Huber and John Josey. Sunday school officers and teachers are to meet Wednesday at 7 o'clock in the young people auditorium.
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Deny Bond for Ryals in Slaying Near Fort Worth
William R. Ryals twenty two confessed slayer of A. G. MacGuerty had his bond denied today by Criminal District Judge George E Hosey. Ryals sought bond to hunt defense witnesses for his trial set for next Monday in Fort Worth.
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Ryals
Democratic fund drive and radio costs noted in Amarillo
A wry town discussion cites the Democratic National Committee needs funds and Roosevelt broadcasting costs of 45000 for Hoover's Des Moines speech. Local calls urge participation in a Roosevelt dance at The Nat and mention unclaimed money found by two Spearman women returned to Empire Lumber workers in Amarillo.
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Amarillo names insurance engineer and fire marshal
The Amarillo city commission, after a recommendation from the Insurance Exchange of Amarillo, appointed Ed Spann as insurance engineer and fire marshal to take office November 1. Spann, longtime insured expert, will rate properties for fire hazards and enforce fire zone laws, aiming to preserve the citys top fire record credit.
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Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A humorous poem in which a narrator and a companion observe a crow conclave and compare the noisy gathering to human political factions. The piece reflects on democracy and speech among the birds and men, with a playful contrast between crows and people.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Amarillo Philharmonic Opens Season With Local Debut
The Amarillo 54 piece Philharmonic orchestra, under civic auspices, debuts with two guest artists Mrs. Floyd B. Hatfield and Rosalie Raymond. Bal Ladettes and Balladers from Amarillo College will act as ushers with Alta Potts Turk in charge. Tickets remain at downtown outlets as capacity crowd expected.
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Arledge slaying case moves with Texas grand jury interest
Pickett recalled his Ar ledge slaying to five officers and witnesses. his signed statement was written after Dallas attorney A B Baskett and Travis County DA Henry Brooks discussed the case. Brooks indicated the Travis County grand jury would likely act promptly.
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Window Display and Merchandising Lessons Discussed
TheTuesday session covered pricing strategies for profit and honest descriptions. Stanley emphasized windows must stop shoppers and create harmonious background atmosphere for effective displays.
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Roosevelt Promises Audience At Forbes Field in Pittsburg
Roosevelt plans an afternoon appearance near Forbes Field Pittsburgh with 100000 expected if weather holds. He spoke yesterday in Rochester and Buffalo presenting himself as champion of the forgotten man and naming Al Smith as a collaborator in welfare efforts. He attacked Col. William J Donovan Democratic nominee for governor over alleged neglect of the forgotten man.
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New York State
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al Smith
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William J. Donovan
New York
Markets Report Kansas City Hogs and Cattle Prices
The Kansas City livestock market reports hogs at 6,000 head with steady to 10 lower on select weights, top 8.25. cattle around 6,000, calves 1,700 with steers 5.75 to 8.75 and cows 2.65 to 4.25. New Orleans cotton opens weak then rallies on stocks with December near 6.26 to 6.39 and March 6.41 to 6.47 before midday strength fades.
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How To Relieve Headaches In Three Minutes
An advertisement touts B. O. as a fast remedy for severe headaches claiming relief in minutes. The copy notes it is pharmacist-made with multiple ingredients and markets it for muscular pain colds neuralgia fever and nervous distress without opiates. Available in 10 and 25 cent packages.
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