Hatcher Credits New Deal Policies With U S Recovery
W Gregory Hatcher a former Texas treasurer now practicing law in Dallas and Amarillo booster says Roosevelt policies will save the nation. He cites cotton acreage reductions and NRA gains, noting Texas crop projections and government subsidies raise farmers earnings and stabilize banks while praising Farley and Garner.
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Roosevelt
W. Gregory Hatcher
Dallas
Amarillo
Mr. Hatcher
Globe
Mrs
America
Recovery Administration
Hatcher
Texas
United States
Atpores
NRA
James Farley
John Garner
Texas Order of Astern
Anne Lindbergh Feels Homesick in Paris Welcome
Mrs Charles A Lindbergh spoke with a U P correspondent in Paris at the Crillon Hotel revealing she longs to go home after nine years away. She and Colonel Lindbergh prefer sailing back, travel light, and dodge crowds while continuing seaplane tests with French officials.
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Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
U.P
Charles A. Lindbergh
Crillon Hotel
Dup
Lindbergh
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Inverness
Scotland
Crillon
Mrs. Lindbergh
Charles
Great Britain
Ireland
France
Pierre Cot
Les Mureau
Seine
Picket Strikes Stir Midwest Farm Dispute Actions in Iowa Wisconsin
National Farmers Holiday Association tensions rise as Iowa farmers form an anti holiday group at Glenwood while Wisconsin dairy milk pool embargo plans unfold. Deputized Iowa guardsmen clear pickets on roads to markets. Nebraska, Minnesota and Illinois also see enforcement actions as governors urge order. Milo Reno calls Sunday meeting in Des Moines to outline farm relief proposals.
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National Farmers’ Holiday Association
Iowa
Glenwood
Wisconsin
Co-Operative Milk Pool
Milwaukee Co- Operative Producers’ Association
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Nebraska Farmers’ Holiday Association
National Guardsmen
William Demoss
Mills County
Missouri River
Portsmouth
Neb
Reno
Des Moines
Milo Reno
John A. Simpson
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
National Farmers’ Union
Simpson
C. N. Rogers
Indianola
Farmers’ Union
U.P
Iowa National Guarda
National Guard
Mye
Clyde L. Herring
William de Moss
Herring
A. G. Behmedeman
Another Lynching To Discourage Kidnapers
Arthur Brisbane discusses a recent lynching, noting public sympathy for victims and outrage at mob violence. He criticizes racial brutality, recounts the hanging and burning of a Black man, and laments crowding by the fire and a white youth’s act, highlighting the shocking display of human nature.
Blind Man Loses Stolen Brooms on Dallas Street
Edward G. Pope, a blind newspaper and broom seller in downtown Dallas, found 11 brooms he hung on a pole missing after a long day. A merchant reported the theft to police. no eye witness has been found.
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Dallas
U.P
Edward G. Pope
Pope
Cuban strike riots rock Havana as violence erupts
Oct 27 two American managers face danger as workers seize Alto Cedro sugar mill and gangs threaten Mercedes mill. Authorities brace for island wide general strike amid communist plans while Havana faces ongoing unrest and a large bomb damages two midtown buildings.
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Havana
C. M. Jervis
Alto Cedro
Oriente
Florencio Gerena
Mercedes
Bremen Sets New Atlantic Round Trip Record
The German liner Bremen established a North Atlantic round trip record of 10 days 7 hours 18 minutes arriving in Cherbourg at 4 54 A M. after departing October 16 from Cherbourg at 9 36 P M. It stopped 10 hours 48 minutes in New York landing 900 passengers and mail and taking on 470 passengers mail fuel and water.
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Cherbourg
France
U.P
Bremen
New York
Weather Map Confusion Marks Mixed Storms Across Regions
An Associated Press report describes a unsettled weather pattern with milder East temperatures, a cold snap in the Midwest, and fresh winds along the Atlantic. Forecasters warn small craft on the Great Lakes to expect stronger winds while rains and snow dot the Midwest. The disturbance from North Dakota moves toward the Lake Superior area with a trough toward Arkansas and the Ride Valley. Berry's tax being and cleaning. Good oil-10e "30-860 gal. 1900
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Associated Press
Middlewest
Atlantic
Great Lakes
North Dakota
Lake Superior
Arkansas
Valley of the Ride
Berry
Home Brew Legger Fades From Picture As Legal Beer Arrives
The home brew leggera is declared dead as legal 3.2 beer spreads. Authorities report fewer arrests for drunkenness since legalization, while police records show transient drunks and mixed court outcomes. Read more on page 2.
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Legger
B. R. Clark
J. W. Pottinger
Sergi
Elmer Green
Justice Clark
Justice Pottinger
Wiggin Faces Senate Probe Over Chase Bank Profits
Albert H. Wiggin testified at the Senate stock market inquiry that personal profits from Chase National Bank stock totaled 10 425 637 02 from 1928 to 1932. He also said stockholder protests helped trigger his voluntary renunciation of a 100 000 annual pension after his retirement as Chase president.
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Washington
U.P
Albert H. Wiggin
Chase National Bank
Senate Stock Market
United Press
Senate
Wiggin
Ferdinand Pecora
Higgins
Bandits on Way to Tulsa Identified
Two men captured in Santa Rosa New Mexico were identified by Miller Pharmacy owner G F Miller as the robbers who stole 27 dollars from his store on October 20. Accompanied by two women under arrest, the quartet was held briefly in the Santa Rosa jail before Tulsa officers returned them to face five criminal charges in Oklahoma. The car they drove had been stolen in Oklahoma.
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Santa Rosa
N. M
G. F. Miller
Miller Pharmacy
Sixth
Georgia Street
Tulsa
Bob Atkins
Claude Black
Oklahoma
Ford drawn into NRA code dispute with Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co criticizes Recovery Administrator Hugh S Johnson after he says he will turn Ford over to the attorney general if Henry Ford does not submit figures for the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce. The company calls Johnson an autocratic figure and pledges to contest the demand.
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Washington
Hugh
Johnson
Henry Ford
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
NRA
Ford
Edsel Ford
Detroit
Robert Fechner
Civilian Conservation Corps
Ford Motor Co
Hugh S. Johnson
Hopkins Grants Unemployment Funds For Two States
Relief administrator Harry L. Hopkins announced grants totaling 349 416 dollars for unemployment relief. Oklahoma receives 232 847 dollars and North Dakota 116 569 dollars as part of federal aid program. Five Americans on trial in Palma de Mallorca for alleged assault on civil guards were acquitted after a five hour secret session.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Clinton. Lockwood
West Springfield
Mass
Rutherford Fullerton
Columbus
Roderick F. Mead
New York
Edmund W. Blodgett
Stamford
Conn
Crooning Sergeant Sought as Amarillo Cops Demand Banjo
Amarillo police spokesmen announced new radio limits restricting short wave receivers to local crime broadcasts. Outside officers clamor for voice lessons as a crooning sergeant or banjo player would likely win favor with the force.
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Amarillo
Bing Crosby
Godle
Sheriff Forces Seize 35 Gallons Whiskey After Car Chase
Charles Tinsley of Amarillo faced a Friday morning pursuit on Fast Tenth Avenue. Officers recovered 35 gallons of whiskey from his car, including six five-gallon kegs and a five-gallon jar, hidden under old clothes. Bond set at $750. Tinsley jailed to attempt bond for transportation and possession of liquor. Sheriff Bill Adams and Deputies Sam Ramsey and O W Moore led the chase.
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Charles Tinsley
Amarillo
Tinsley
East Tenth Avenue
Premier Sarraut to Seek Confidence Vote in Parliament
Paris October 27 Premier Albert Sarraut with a mostly unchanged cabinet will go before the chamber of deputies on November 3 to obtain a vote of confidence in his government. The new cabinet was formally presented at the presidential palace to President Lebrun.
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Paris
Albert Sarraut
Chamber of Deputies
Lebrun
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Includes Warm Up
Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas calls for fair conditions tonight and Saturday with a slight rise in temperature. New Mexico expected to see fair skies with little change in temperature. Temperatures today reach 45 to 65 degrees by 1 PM.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Bill signed funds to gas order dispute
Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson signed House Bill 132 providing a $20,000 fund for the state railroad commission to defend its order reducing gate rate charges of the Lone Star Gas Company. The act sets aside funds for the litigation and authorizes the Attorney General to hire a special assistant at 3600 dollars yearly for the case.
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Austin
U.P
Miriam A. Ferguson
State Railroad Commission
Lone Star Gag Company
James V. Allred
Waldman's Dance Band Here Monday
Waldman's Orchestra will play Amarillo next Monday night at the Nat. Admission to the main ballroom is $1.10 per couple with 55 cents for extra ladies. Night club admission is 55 cents per couple. Reservations can be made with Benton King, Nat manager. Sponsored by Wilbur C. Hawk.
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Herman Waldman
Amarillo
Southwest
Dallas
San Antonio
Waldman
Peacock Terrace
Baker Hotel
WFAA
Benton King
Nat. Waldman
Wilbur C. Hawk
Drake heir feud case unfolds in Hartzell trial
In Sioux City Iowa on October 27 witness Bragatad testified in the Oscar M Hartzell mail fraud case over claims to an English sea captain estate. Bragatad contributed to a donor fund and attended meetings as Hartzell agents organized the heirs narrative. In Lisbon government troops quelled a Tras os Montes revolt near Braganza.
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Sir Francis Drake
Oscar M. Hartzell
Drake
Stowx City
Iowa
Sioux City
M. Bragatad
Canton
Chamber of Commerce
Hartzell
Bragstad
Lisbon
Tras Os Montes
Braganza
Portugal
Wall Street jitters as Roosevelt eyes stock exchange regulation
Wall Street grows uneasy over possible federal legislation to regulate stock exchanges. A White House meeting between Richard Whitney and President Roosevelt hints at government controls, with boards fearing shifts of trading abroad and firms preparing to adapt by tightening offices and leases.
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Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Richard Whitney
Exchange
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Canada
Gold price up 22 cents as government raises rate
Washington reports newly mined American gold priced at 31.76 per ounce, up 22 cents from yesterday, making the dollar worth about 65.08 cents in gold. London price 131 shillings two pence, dollar-sterling shifts noted in New York markets.
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Washington
London
United States
New York
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