Oil control now assured as East Texas field stabilizes prices
Control of the East Texas oil field appears assured with a planned distress purchase plan anticipated in Washington. Refiners agreed to post an 11 cent wholesale gasoline price for East Texas, lifting retail prices and signaling market stabilization amid refinery shutdowns and regulatory moves.
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Washington
Gladewater
East Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Texas
Wallace Rew
Arthur P. Dyer
State Stabilization Committee
Dyer
Rew
Federal Tender Board
Juanita Hardy
Independent Refiners’ Association of East Texas
Jules Constantin
The
Oil Administration
Feen a Mint laxative gum for adults and children
Unnatural laxatives avoided by using Feen a mint chewing gum. Saliva activates the laxative to deliver a gentler, balanced action without upsetting diet. Doctors prescribe Feen a mint as a pleasant, mild correction available at druggists for 15¢ and 25¢.
Mrs Elliot Secures Key NRA Secretarial Post
Helen Elliott, long time NRA staffer and first woman employee, becomes secretary to Chairman Clay Williams of the National Industrial Recovery Board. She is described as tall and capable, with a keen eye for navigating access to top officials, while continuing to support Bruce Richberg and the NRA workload amid reorganizations.
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Washington
Robbie
NRA
Helen Elliott
Johnson
Elliott
Clay Williams
National Industrial Recovery Board
Helen
Miss Robinson
Fresno
Calif
Bureau of For
Johnson Nra
Congress
Bobby Straus
John Power
Commerce
Bureau
Roper
General Johnson
Alice Houlihan
Richberg
Chicago
National Emergency Council
Life Death Case Bond Set At 500 In Texas Shooting
Houston October 30 Examin ing trial for Jim Davis 31 aviator charged with murder in the death of A C Munhall 29 oil operator will be held here Thursday. Munhall shot three times in the abdomen during an argument with another man died yesterday after seemingly revived briefly by a powerful heart stimulant. Davis was arrested and released on a 500 bond.
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Houston
U.P
Jim Davis
A. C. Munhall
Munhall
Davis
Pay Last Tribute To Madame McCoy
Funeral services for Madame Mary McCoy 38 were held at Boxwell Brothers Chapel with Rev J S Huckabee officiating. Pallbearers included M O Kemp J P Green Brice Floyd J L Kendall Carl Jasper and Dock Vaught. Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery. She died early Sunday morning and resided at 315 North East Third Avenue. She is survived by son Arthur Fristoe of Cache Oklahoma daughter Juanita McCoy Amarillo and brother Harden Dillinger Mammoth Springs Arkansas.
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Madame Mary McCoy
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
J. S. Huckabee
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
M. O. Kemp
J. P. Green
Brice Floyd
J. L. Kendall
Carl Jasper
Dock Vaught
Memorial Park Cemetery
Madame McCoy
North East
Third Avenue
Arthur Fristoe
Cache
Okla
Juanita McCoy
Amarillo
Harden Dillinger
Mammoth Springs
Ark
Damages Sought Over Auto Crash In Amarillo Suit
Mr and Mrs W W Mellroy of Amarillo are named defendants in a 1500 damage suit filed in 108th District Court yesterday by Mr and Mrs C G Campbell and their children Betty Sue and Luree of Swisher County. The action concerns an August 12 auto collision at Tenth Avenue and Polk Street injuring all plaintiffs including Betty Sue who is permanently injured.
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W. W. Mellroy
Amarillo
C. G. Campbell
Betty Sue
Luree
Swisher County
Campbells
Tenth Avenue
Polk Street
McIlroy
Bonds Set in Car Theft Case for Four Defendants
Justice of the Peace Bob Clark set bonds for Al Barn haft Harry Turco and John Olson at 1500 each. All pleaded not guilty and were bound over to await grand jury action. Cecil Porter faced a 500 bond on the same charge.
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Justice of the Peace
Bob Clark
al Barnhaft
Harry Turco
John Olson
Justice Clark
Cecil Porter
Weldon Wilkerson Pleads Guilty to Aggravated Assault
Weldon Wilkerson, 25, was fined 25 dollars and costs by County Judge J M Simpson after pleading guilty to aggravated assault for allegedly striking John Oliver, a special officer, at the Deandi dance hall.
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Weldon Wilkerson
J. M. Simpson
John Oliver
Deandi
CCC Officer III Capt. J. E. Fonda Seriously Ill
Captain J. E. Fonda senior medical director of CCC Company 1821 is seriously ill in a Ft. Silk Okla infirmary after several weeks in hospital. His home is near Denver Colorado and he arrived at Palo Duro Camp almost a year ago.
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CCC
J. E. Fonda
CCC Company 1821
Ft. Silk Okla
Captain Fonda
Denver
Colo
Palo Duro
Notable Visit by County Attorney and Mrs Anderson in Knoxville
County Attorney and Mrs Howard Anderson visit Mr Andersons mother in Knoxville Tennessee. The party will stay in Knoxville all week to tour the city and meet local residents.
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Tennessee
Howard Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Knoxville
Tenn
Richard Cole Versatile Artist Rising From Chicago Band
Richard Cole left the Chicago high school band when there was no room for a fiddler and shifted to wind instruments. He became known as a versatile artist in modern music due to learning multiple instruments beyond the violin.
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Chicago
Richard Cole
Forfeiture Ordered in County Court for Fourteen Defendants
County Judge J M Simpson ordered forfeiture of bonds for fourteen defendants named in the county court docket. The list includes C C Cox theft Bishop Williams aggravated assault Jesus Gallages aggravated assault J E Blackman carrying a pistol Harold Dennis swindling Kelly Rhine theft Opal Edwards aggravated assault Charles Brown aggravated assault C H Williams aggravated assault Sid Howard receiving and concealing stolen property Raymond Harvey carrying a pistol Johnny Hollman carrying a pistol Betty Gordon vagrancy.
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J. M. Simpson
Tom Seay
C. C. Cox
Bishop Williams
Jesus Gallages
J. E. Blackman
Harold Dennis
Kelly Rhine
Opal Edwards
Charles Brown
C. H
Free Breath promised to end asthma suffering claims
A testimonial advert promotes Free Breath from Free Breath Products Co insisting it provides quick and lasting asthma relief. The letter offers a free trial treatment by return mail and invites readers to write with name and address to O. W. Dean in Benton Harbor Michigan.
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O. W. Dean
Free Breath Products (Co
Benton Harbor
Mich—Ady
Amari llo Night with Richard Cole Orchestra at Nat Dance Palace
Richard Cole leads a 16 member band including saxophone clarinet and violin stars in a Chicago and Hollywood favorite. Paul Cadieux and Mary Jo Stroud join the company as MCA and Wilbur C. Hawk sponsor. Admission 1.50 per couple 1.25 single men 0.75 extra ladies. Music runs 9:30 to 1.00.
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Richard Cole
Chicago
Hollywood
Paul Cadieux
Mary Jo Stroud
Cole
Music Corporation of America
Wilbur C. Hawk
We 2 for Me 2 for Ble
A brief fragment appears to reflect a score or tally phrase. The text mentions two for We and two for Me with Ble appearing as a truncated term. No clear event or names are identifiable. The readable content is sparse and lacks concrete entities.
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