Crop reports show late August gains for 1933 yields
August weather raised prospects but gains come late. corn and wheat lead improvements. Corn forecast 2,284,799,000 bushels, up 12,000,000 from July. All wheat forecast 506,557,000. spring wheat 166,202,000. durum 18,475,000. other spring 147,000. Oats 687,648,000, up nearly 21,000,000, but best September 1 condition on record. Overall, crops remain well below 1932 and 5 year averages. fruit prospects fall due to storms.
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Washington
Government
Roma
Florida
Texas
Polish Fliers Crash Near Moscow While Aiming For Record
Two Polish aviators Filipovich and Levanevsky crashed near Cheboksary about 400 miles east of Moscow during a long distance attempt. They were not believed killed, having started from Warsaw yesterday with plans to fly via Krasnoyarsk and continue eastward, passing Moscow at 7 07 P M.
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Moscow
Filipovich and
Levanevsky
Cheboksari
Warsaw
Krasnoyarsk
Quadruplets Fly To Baylor For Freshman Year
In Hollis Oklahoma on September 12 the 18 year old quadruplet sisters Mona Roberta Leona and Mary will fly to Baylor University in Waco Texas as honored guests of an airline. The four are freshmen at the university and will be welcomed with a special dinner in Fort Worth Thursday night.
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Hollis
Okla
Mona
Roberta
Leona
Mary
Baylor University
Waco
Tex
Fort Worth
Globe News Briefs From Amarillo Area Notes
Exiles University clerk absent on 30 day vacation. Mrs. Chapman returns from Kansas City. Sam Mitchell reports crops up. Curtis Coble visits Chicago exposition. L. A. McDonald resumes duties after illness. John Floore breaks arm in tub after hurricane. Roosevelt considers rail loan for steel rails. Eastman urges 48 hour week and eight hour day. Perry Byers and family visit relatives. NRA joke. Editorial notes on railroads and Amarillo economy. Cleveland editorial workers form association. Summer gives way to winter forecasts.
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Chapman
Kansas City
The
Globe News
Globe
Roosevelt
Public Works Fund
Railroads
Joseph B. Eastman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Rounds and Rumblings at Brotherhood Meeting
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen held a large Sunday meeting in Odd Fellows hall with high attendance. Presidents and local chairmen from Santa Fe Denver Rock Island spoke on NRA program mileage limits and a shorter work week, while a relief committee reported sickness and a death in the Bennett family.
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Brotherhood of Railroad
Odd Fellows Hall
Guy Bennett
C. C. Gruhskey
Frosty Hamrick
C. B. Frederick
EF. E. Middaugh
Santa Fe
F. R. Walling
Denver
B. K. Gordon
Rock Island
NRA
Joseph B. Eastman
W. N. Worford
J. W. Vaught
T. H. Henderson
W. C. Grammer
W. C. Bennett
J. W. Quinton
T. B. Sanderson
John Caple
F. F. Hillan
H. H. Lewis
Icicle Whiskers and Time's Rapid Advance
The text laments aging as time flies and quotes a bard about mortal pride. It notes twelve electric locomotives ordered by the Swedish State railways from the American Loco motive Works to be used when electrification progresses.
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Swedish State Railways
American Locomotive Works
Mrs Bowlby Burial Held in Dalhart Mourning Services
Last rites for 72 year old Mrs Ella Bowlby were held at Blackburn Funeral Home at 11 on Tuesday morning led by Rev Robert C Jones pastor of the Church of Christ. The body was later taken to Dalhart for burial, wife of W H Bowlby.
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Ella Bowlby
Blackburn
Robert C Jones
Church of Christ
Dalhart
Bowlby
W. H. Bow
Died at Family Home on Philadelphia Avenue
An individual passed away at the family home located at 600 Philadelphia Avenue on Sunday morning.
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Philadelphia Avenue
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Sam Mitchell
Childress
Curtis Coble
Chicago
Curtis
H.S. Mason
R. F. Wright
Rock Island Mechanical Department
Mrs. Wright
Cedar Rapids
A. J. McCravey
J. W. “Bubber” Morrison
L. A. McDonald
Denver Yard Service
John Floore
Harlingen
Pecos
Belen
N. M
Federal Rail
Public Works Administration
Perry Byers
Amarillo
Winter
Polk Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Arthur Feiler
Gerhard Colm
New York
Exiles University
Graduate School of Political and Social Science
New School of Social Research
John Moore
FE. D. Harber
Oklahoma
K. Chapman
Waynoka
J.C. White
Sally Eilers
Ce Hills
Lux
Minna Gombell
Leila Hyams
Lola Lane
Fox
Sally Kilers
Saily Eilers
cAmarillo
Ella E. Bowlby
Reo
Joh Lanning
Keck Reo Company, Inc
L Polk Street
Tobacco Co
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