Amarillo Globe notes loan delays stall relief program
The Amarillo Globe reports about 2,000 Home Owners Loan Corporation loan applications in the Amarillo branch. Delays stem from unresolved selection of a regional attorney due to disagreement between Senators Connally and Sheppard, hindering final loan approvals and disbursement. The piece urges bipartisan agreement for prompt appointment to aid President Roosevelt's recovery program and local residents.
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Amarillo
Home Owners Loan Corporation
OME
Coun- Ans
Tom Connally
Morris Sheppard
James A. Shaw
Home Loan Bank
Texas
Garland Woodward
Big Spring
Labor's Responsibility to American Federation of Labor
General Johnson addresses the American Federation of Labor, stressing the large burden on organized labor in America. He says the New Deal creates a rare chance for unions, with decades of obstacles removed and aims within reach, while urging wise leadership to ensure NRA program success.
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LABOR
General Johnson
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
America
NRA
A. F. of L
Escalating Traffic Dangers and Salary Debate Stir Headlines
Traffic death tolls show fewer total fatalities but higher per crash injuries and deadliness, reflecting riskier driving amid 1933 conditions. Glenn Frank argues against a blanket wage ceiling, urging discrimination between exploitative pirates and productive earners while praising high paid performers who create jobs and art.
Harvest Moon Laments and Farm Prices in Verse
A Globe News verse laments farm hardships as prices slump and harvests fade. It contrasts past lively farming songs with a dirge about long hours, low pay, and little government aid, invoking Blue Eagles and farmer struggles nationwide.
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Globe News
Outrageous Fortune of Petricia Wentworth
Caroline Leigh hunts for missing cousin Jim Randal and questions Nesta Riddell over a feared emerald theft. In Ledlington End she tracks Nesta to Happicot, confronts Nesta at the Riddell home, and uncovers tensions around the Van Berg emeralds and a night of danger.
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Nesta Riddell
Jimmy Riddell
van Berg
Caroline Leigh
Jim Randal
Nesta
Ledlington
Caroline
Patsy Arbuthnot
Patsy
Jim
Susie van Berg
Patsy Ann
Market Square
Market Street
Mrs. Riddell
Miss Smithies
Pincenez
Sandringham Drive
Happicot
Restful Sleep Linked to Child Health In Sleep Study
Dr Fishbein reports on a study by Ohio State psychologists and others monitoring 170 children over 347 nights. Findings show restless sleep often precedes illness, sleep steadiness higher in winter, and most quiet rest occurs in the first half of bedtime. Children move about about every nine minutes, averaging an 11 minute quiet span.
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Ohio State
Small but mighty: Hollywood leaders rise from short stature
Oct 24 Hollywood feature notes that height matters little in film power. Irving Thalberg and Darryl Zanuck, both under five foot four, are highlighted as top executives shaping MGM and Warner/First National, and Star maker and studio builder at Twentieth Century Pictures.
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Hollywood
Irving Thalberg
Darryl Zanuck
Zanuck
Warner Brothers First National
Warners
Joseph M. Schenck
Twentieth Century Pictures
Doomed Artist Going Strong
A vivid portrait of Jimmie Swinnerton, famed cartoonist, who thrived for decades despite early medical doubts. He lived among Navajo, Hopi and Zuni, painted desert scenes, led the Bohemian Club, and earned the nickname Big Mouth while remaining vital and prolific.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Jimmie Swinnerton
Medicos
Arizona
New Mexico
Irvin Cobb
Wassail
Homer Davenport
San Francisco Examiner
Tad
Jimmie
Swinnerton
Swignerton
Bohemian Club
State Banks Aid Aimed by New Cooperation Division
President Roosevelt created a division of cooperation with state banks in the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to help banks outside the federal reserve system gain eligibility for the deposit insurance fund to begin January 1. Harvey Couch will head the division to pursue this program, including government purchases of preferred stock in such state institutions to meet the insurance law.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Harvey Couch
Reconstruction Board
Ex stage star in picture teased by crossword clues
Puzzle-like item lists clues across and down for a horizontal and vertical grid, mentioning an ex opera star and hints about occupations objects and terms. It weaves hints about a home town education and roles such as in Rigoletto, with scattered phrases like moisture Chinese money and preposition.
Peter Rabbit Plans Thrifty Winter Prep
Peter Rabbit decides to store a winter supply and prepare early. He plans to test clover patches and Garden goodies while his wife Mrs. Peter cautions him to work rather than loaf. He nap prayers before starting to organize food stores.
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Peter Rabbit
Briar
Peter
Radio listings for New York stations tonight
G Tterfield reports prime time programs across WEAF NBC WABC CBS WJZ NBC and WBNX CBS. Highlights include Sanderson and Crumit Eddie and Ralph Vallee Orchestra Singin Sam California Melodies and Mrs F D Roosevelt address followed by a miniature theater and Blanche Ring Night on the Riviera.
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New York
WEAF
NBC
Sanderson and Crumit
Eddie and
Ralphil Rudy Vallee
WABC
CBS
Sam
WJZ
You
Government
FP. Dd. Roosevelt
WBNX
Blanche Ring
the Riviera
Peter Plans Winter Food by Sampling Clover and Grass
Peter wakes early to choose which clover and grasses to harvest for winter food. Sammy Jay teases his busy routine while Peter explains he is preparing for the coming season through careful grazing.
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Peter
Sammy Jay
Sammy
T. W. Burgess
Orville Harrold Dies At 55 Former Opera Star
Darien Conn October 24 Orville Harrold former tenor of the Metropolitan Opera Company died suddenly yesterday at his summer home at age 55 He was discovered by Oscar Hammerstein and had retired from opera several years ago turning to concert work His body will go to Muncie Ind his native city for burial He is survived by his widow a daughter Patti Harrold a musical comedy star of Hollywood and a son Paul
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Darien, Conn
Orville Harrold
Metropolitan Opera Company
Oscar Hammerstein
Muncie
Ind
Harrold
Patti Harrold
Hollywood
Paul
Courthouse records list multiple warranty deeds and car registrations
Deeds show transfers: R R Wheatley to W H Puqua lot 5 block 360 Holland Addition for 10 dollars. J E Wetherell to C R Borah lots 1 and 2 block 484 Mirror Addition for 10 dollars. H T Neely et al to B T McCormick lot 6 block 2018. J H Addition 4250 dollars. Automotive Electric Co. Dodge truck. C H Hines Herring Hotel Chevrolet. Frank M Pharris 3716 W 6th Ford. H W Allen Amarillo Cotton Oil Chevrolet truck. Edith Moore 822 Kentucky. Kay Farr 2223 Hughes Ford.
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R. R. Wheatley
W. H. Puqua
Holland
J. E. Wetherell
C. R. Borah
Mirror
H. T. Neely
B. T. McCormick
J. H
Automotive Electric Co
Dodge Truck
C. H. Hines
Herring Hotel
Chevrolet
Ford
H. W. Allen
Amarillo
Edith Moore
Kentucky
Kay Farr
Hughes
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
Dan Thomas
Thalberg
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Norma Shearer
John Gilbert
Ramon Novarro
Jim Swinnerton
Elsa Maxell
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Frank Menke
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Frank Bachus
Menke
Toney Roquits
Eachus
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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J. B. Lippincott Co
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Basry
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Bedtime
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