Wheat Board reviews rise in contract signups in Texas
Texas wheat officials predict a 20 percent increase in growers signing acreage reduction contracts for 1936 1999. More than 15 000 growers in the past program. county agents to distribute forms. An Amarillo Wheat Floicd Office will open for signups and compliance, with the extension service and Bureau of Crop Estimates represented on the board.
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Texas Wheat Board of Review
Texas
Egents
BR. Edmonds
State Wheat Board
Extension Service
Amarillo
H. H. Williamson
State Extension Service
Wheat Board
Washington
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Mike Wink
John Hix
Canyon
A. H Montgomery
Carrourett
F. EF. Finley
Austin
Edmonds
Report Shows Cotton Ginnned From 1935 Crop
The Commerce Department reports 6,589,799 bales ginned from the 1935 crop before Oct 18, versus 6,743,904 for 1934. Revised total ginned prior to Oct 1 is 4,231,489 bales. State figures include Arkansas 1,045, Louisiana 451,020, New Mexico 16,156, Oklahoma 143,146, Texas 1,559,238 with 1,941,602 for 1934.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department Today
Wen
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Methodist Parley Opens at Paris Texas
Rev J A Fitchardson of San Angelo presided at the 88th Texas annal conference of Methodist Protestant Churches in Paris with over 200 delegates attending. Officers were elected and sessions run through Monday as gatherings continue. A Fort Worth report notes a court dissolved an injunction blocking the state comptroller from enforcing the cigarette tax on interstate commerce.
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Paris
J. A. Fitchardson
San Angelo
Fort Worth
P. A. Martin
Second Court of Civil Appeals
What They Write to IA Tack False Teeth Found
A reader reports finding the upper plate of false teeth and leaves them at the Globe News office for owner pickup. Mrs Hawkins, 820 Virginia Street, is the contact. The page also lists a girl seeking work and a pigeon trade notice along with dog puppies seeking homes.
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Globe News
Mr. Hawkins
Virginia Street
Radio Schedule Listing For KGNG This Weekend
Detailed on air times for Friday and Saturday programs from 6:00 PM to 6:00 PM with news, music, concerts, sports, farm shows, and a full afternoon/early evening football game. Includes various orchestras, violin acts, talk segments, and Youth/education programming.
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Dell Leonard
WBS
Congo Bartlett
Ethiopia
Benny Goodman
Austin Myers
Tommy McLaughlin
DeWitt Landis
McLean
Wellington
United Press News
Lloyd Snyder
Nat
Micro
Manhattan Singers
Jane Walker
The
Home Economist
Frank Fuller
Radio Headquarters
Flying Dutchman
Pinky Hunter
Melody Pallette
Diana March
Emmett Galloway
Music of the Gridiron
Peiping Officials Limit Rickshas to Humane Speed
The Peiping bureau of public safety orders ricksha pullers to slow down to a humane pace to curb street collisions. Passengers must not coerce drivers for extra speed and rickshamen are cautioned not to chase higher earnings by exceeding the limit.
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Peiping
Peiping Bureau of Public Safety
Britain's perfect man found in London features
A 23 year old Eric Sawyer described as Britain's perfect man with strong looks and a plan to model for an Epstein statue and star in a Sandow biopic, aiming for film fame in the 1930s era.
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Eee
Eric Sawyer
Eugene Sandow
Four Posts and Fences Damaged After Boy Climb Incident
On October 25 seven year old Ralph McCurdy climbed into a parked car in Woodsfield and touched the starter. The car moved into a vacant lot where four posts were broken and two fences torn, a grape arbor crumpled. The incident drew a startled shout from Ralph and a nearby neighbor.
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Woodsfield
Ralph McCurdy
Ralph Ton
Odd News Snippets Roll Through Across Cities
A collage of brief items from New York Philadelphia Canton and Oxford recount quirky incidents and personal tales. A pink hippo in Central Park faces a diet change while a custody dispute unfolds in Philadelphia. A shoot incident ends without major injury and a comic theft unfolds in a grocery heist. A Canton man finds Confederate money in attic. At Miami University Ruby Gresh eimer juggles work study and music.
Name prompts doubt in Kansas City police case
A misread line in the Kansas City report describes James F Campbell facing police questions in a case about a theater incident. The judge contends the defendant should receive the benefit of doubt but the name James F Campbell is central to the judicial moment.
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Tomy
James F Campbell
Rock Island Man Claimed by Death
William R. Hardesty, 68, a pumper for the Rock Island Railway, died at 5:10 this morning in a local hospital after months of ill health. Survived by wife Nora and five children. former Nara Visa, New Mexico resident, now of 304 North Buchanan Street. Funeral home to send body to Nara Visa via Rock Island line at 8 p.m. tonight.
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N. M
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Ray Hardesty
Hartley
Alonzo
Jay Hardesty
Amarillo
E.M. Lynch
J. H. Hallmark
Modern
Woodmen of America Lodge
N. S Griggs & Sons Funeral Home
Nara
Breathing Spell Anticipated for Congress Banking Bill
Senate Banking chair Duncan A. Fletcher says credit inflation forecasts are unfounded. He predicts a breathing spell in banking legislation and a calmer session of Congress next year. Fletcher notes bank funds have thawed and economic improvement should continue, but not a boom.
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Washington
Duncan A. Fletcher
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Florida Democrat
Nat D Rodgers Off Birthday Board In Texas
Nat D Rodgers resigns as concessions director of the Texas Centennial and is replaced by Paul M Massman who becomes chief of exhibits and concessions. The note also lists other federal items, including a Medal of Honor action for Private Paul E Radau and a Works Progress Administration project approval for Texas.
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Dallas
Nat
Rodgers
Paul M Massman
Washington
Woodring
Paul E. Radau
Gudalupe
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Texas
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Hammond
Fort Sam Houston
Texans Face Cotton Export Boom Amid Ship Shortage
Texas cotton dealers report record foreign demand but face scarce transport as ships from Texas ports fill quickly. Ports like Lake Charles remain closed during the ILWU strike, risking further delays while buyers contract cargo for the next five weeks. Some blame Europe instability and others credit U S price pegging policy for the surge.
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Houston
Texas
International Longshoremen's Association
Lake Charles
Whcn
Europe
O Lon
United States
Woman Denies Involvement In Schultz Murder Case
A 21 year old wife of crime boss Arthur Flegenheimer known as Dutch Schultz claims she knew nothing about her husband s death. Schultz and several lieutenants were gunned down Wednesday night in Newark and in the aftermath Bernard Rosenkrantz Leo Rank and Otto Berman died. Charles Lucky Luciana emerges as potential successor as Schultz gang loses control of rackets earning nearly two million dollars monthly.
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Associated Press
New York
Arthur
Dutch Schultz) Flegenheimer
Schultz
Bernard Rosenkrantz
Leo Rank
Otto Berman
Newark
Charles
Lucky) Luciana
No Permanent Cancer Cure, Says Medico
Dr. Robert B. Greenough, a Boston surgeon, told reporters in San Francisco that surgery and radiation remain cancer’s only resources and cannot be deemed permanent cures. He noted the cause is still unknown, with climate, diet, or sanitation possibly involved, and that cancer incidence is higher in women due to more susceptible organs.
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San Francisco
Robert B. Greenough
Boston
American College of Surgeons
Ann Harding wins custody of daughter in out of court deal
Hollywood, Oct 25. Ann Harding, film actress, gains undisputed custody of her daughter Jane after a lengthy court battle with ex husband Harry Bannister. Both sides accused the other of being unfit. The dispute appears settled without further court action.
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Hollywood
U.P
Ann Harding
Jane
Harry Bannister
Blame Feudists in Perrotta Slaying
Gary Indiana police say gambling racketeers or Black Hand feudists killed Dan Perrotta also known as Roy Alderman the 23 year old alderman. He led the city’s fight against vice resorts and gambling halls. A policeman notes Perrotta had received threats weeks earlier and said he was in a bad spot.
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Gary
Ind
Dan Perrotta
Roy Alderman
Polley Games
Perrat
Imm
Storm Aims at Central American Coastline
A tropical storm moving southwest in the Caribbean was forecast to strike the Central American shoreline within a few hours. The system threatened extreme northeast Nicaragua and Honduras, with a hurricane warning issued at 9 30 A M. local time.
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Miami
UFS
Caribbean
Nicaragua
Honduras
Market summary from Kansas City and New Orleans and stocks
Market notes show Kansas City hogs and cattle prices with demand steady to firm, hogs uneven and 10 lower sight weights, cattle killing classes steady, feeders and cows mixed. New Orleans cotton futures eased on light hedge offerings with small losses across months. New York stocks list numerous names with mixed moves and price changes, nothing decisive.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Gerade
New Orleans
Concert sale being pushed for upcoming Philharmonic season
The Philharmonic Orchestral Association pushes season ticket sales for the first symphony concert next Tuesday at the high school auditorium. Mrs. Howard Lynch leads the drive and urges report submissions to Tolzien's Music Store for a final preconcert check. Edgar Parsons conducts a 45 to 50 piece orchestra performing romantic works by Franz Schubert. Memberships include two admissions for $3, student season passes at 75 cents per concert, with additional classes for businesses.
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The
Philharmonic Orchestral Association
Howard Lynch
Tolzien
Franz Shhubert
Edgar Parsons
Urge Leach as Chief of Guard in Washington
The resolutions committee of the National Guard Association at Santa Fe, New Mexico, was to present a strongly worded call urging reappointment of Maj. Gen. George E. Leach as chief of the National Guard Bureau in Washington. A floor motion for the measure was withdrawn for a more suitable draft. Meanwhile twenty five planes heading to the annual convention from Amarillo faced weather and grounded here, with four planes from Michigan, three from Minnesota, two from Indiana, and one from Missouri.
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N. M
U.P
Resolutions Committee
The
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George E. Leach
National Guard Bureau
Washington
National Guard
Amarillo
Michigan
Minnesota
Indiana
Missouri
Townsend Plan Delegates to Serious Work
More than 6,000 Townsend Plan delegates gathered in Chicago on October 25 to debate national policy anchored on the old age pension plan. Officials expect fireworks at tonight's court session with charges and refutations planned for the evening while a forum proceeded in the afternoon.
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Chicago
U.P
Reilly Charged as Drunkard in Wife's Action
White Plains, Oct. 25. An affidavit filed in Supreme Court charges Edward J. Reilly chief of Hauptmann defense with habitual drunkenness and open adulterous relations. The affidavit was filed today by his wife.
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White Plains
U.P
Edward J. Reilly
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Sumrall Invites Public to New Church and Broadcast
Rev T D Sumrall invites the public to attend services at the new Fundamentalist Baptist Church corner Monroe Street and Eighth Avenue. Beginning next Sunday the church will broadcast a Sunday morning program over KGNC at 8 30. The church has grown from 300 to over 700 members in four years and is debt free. Miss Hilda Brandt will marry Howard Hambleton in San Antonio tonight and relocate there. Jessie George becomes the new stenographer in the state comptroller's office replacing Gene Anderson.
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Fundamentalist Baptist
Monroe Street
Eighth Avenue
T. D. Sumrall
KGNC
Sumrall
Jessie George
State ‘Comptroller’s Office
Gene Anderson
Rebels in Mexico battle ends with mass deaths and captures
Dispatches from Guanajuato report 52 rebels killed and the rest captured by federal troops after a four day fight near Los Altos in Jalisco. The insurgents had been preying on Lagos de Moreno residents in reprisal for actions against Cristero uprising. Bodies of four assistant leaders were displayed in Lagos plaza.
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Mexico City
Guanajuato
State of Leon
Los Altos
Jalisco
Lagos de Moreno
Lagos
Omnibus Tax Bill Survives Early Texas Legislature Skirmish
In Austin on October 25, the omnibus tax bill won a preliminary battle against single shot taxes. A motion to postpone consideration to next Friday was defeated 102 to 20 led by Rep Jasper Reed. Speaker Coke Stevenson overruled a procedural challenge while debate touched on pension timing and a salary bill.
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Austin
Texas
Jasper N. Reed
Texarkana
Coke Stevenson
W. H. Fox
Taylor
Stevenson
de Leon
Fire at Home of Film Folk Near Malibu Beach Colony
A brush fire driven by shifting winds threatened Malibu Canyon and Malibu Beach Colony, lashed toward Seminole Hot Springs and Malibu Lake, with flames forcing crews across fronts from San Juan Capistrano to Malibu Beach. About 300 people, mainly firefighters, received treatment for burns and smoke inhalation as homes and cabins were destroyed.
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Los Angeles
Malibu Canyon
Malibu Beach Colony
Santa Monica Mountains
Seminole
Hot Springs
Malibu Lake
San Juan Caprise Jano
Malibu Beach
Japs Repulse Russ Protest Over Frontier Clash
Tokyo reports a Soviet protest over a Manc houkuan frontier clash was rejected by Japan. Foreign Minister Koki Hirota summoned Soviet ambassador Constantine Youre neff to the foreign office to receive Japan's reply.
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Tokyo
Russia
Koki Hirota
Constantine Youreneff
Japan
Foreign Office
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