Double Rites for Tots Who Drowned in Ditch
Wichita Falls reports funeral services planned for Clifton Wayne Pautsky 3 and his elder brother D J Pautsky 6 who died together after Clifton fell into an irrigation ditch while seining for fish and D J jumped in to save him. Their younger brother John Jr 1 found the bodies and Noel 9 helped remove them. Pulmotors were used for an hour without success.
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Wichita Falls
O.R
Clifton Wayne Pautsky
D. J. Pautsky
Clifton
John Jr
Noel
Rail wage cuts loom as railroads plan 20 percent decrease
A nine‑man committee representing major railroads votes to seek a flat 20 percent wage cut with arbitration possible. Since February a temporary 10 percent reduction has been in place, with unions opposed to further wage tampering. If 20 percent is enacted, annual savings reach about 175 million dollars, while pay scales and employment lines shift across the system.
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Eastern
Railroad labor platform calls for mobilization of industry
Executives of 21 railroad brotherhoods consider emergency government control of industry with possible support from a united labor front. A labor prosperity program seeks pre election record of candidates. Clovis engineers’ union votes six month schedule cutting mileage, redistributing work to extra board workers.
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Industrial
Agricultural Organization of Workers
Clovis
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Claude N. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Clovis News-Journal
Competition Keen for Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra
The competition for 60 places in Amarillo's Philharmonic Orchestra is very keen, organizer Ellis B. Hall says. Tryouts begin Wednesday night and run through Thursday and Friday.
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Amarillo
Philharmonic Orchestra
Ellis B. Hall
Amarillo Philharmonic forms new orchestra season set
The Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestral Association will sponsor the new Philharmonic Orchestra and guide its formation. The string section will face strong competition while other sections have yet to fill. The first concert is planned for October 1. In Laredo, William Jones, 65, died suddenly from a heart attack and was sent to Tulsa with his widow.
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Hail
Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestral Association
Laredo
U.P
William Jones
Tulsa
Okla
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Claim
An advertorial pitches Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to women feeling weak and run down. It asserts headaches and backaches fade after using the tonic and claims 9 out of 100 women report benefit. The copy urges purchase from druggists and promises observable results.
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Lydia E
Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham
Capudine Relief Ad Proclaims Quick Nerve Comfort
Capudine promises rapid relief for nervous headaches and tense nerves. It claims instant action as a liquid, without opiates or stomach upset, sold by druggists in 10¢ 80¢ and 60¢ sizes as by the dose at fountains.
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