Amarillo News Notes Water Fears Drive Action
In Amarillo a call grows to address brown water stains blamed on local supplies. Mayor Ross Rogers and Rep Marvin Jones push for federal help to establish an experimental water treatment in Amarillo. The writer also shares gossip, bird notes, bridge results, and nearby farm talk from the Panhandle.
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Ross Rogers
Marvin Jones
Marvin
Washington
United States Sealth Service
Amarillo
Milk Price Dispute Triggers Amarillo Committee
J G Doose and Pred Speers named to a committee by the Amarillo Retail Dairy Association to resolve milk price tensions among producers wholesalers and retailers and to set a standard retail price. Joe Gray leads the association and serves on the committee as the matter seeks a fair price balance after multiple 1 cent increases and stalled consumer costs.
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J. G. Doose
Pred Speers
Amarillo Retail Dairy Association
Dear Tack Please print my job search letter
A reader asks Tack to publish a job search letter. The writer notes high school and business education and prior work experience seeking help finding employment. The request appears in Tack Letters page 9.
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Tack
Quintuplets Pass Through Critical Illness Report
In Callander Ontario the Dionne quintuplets, aged 108 days, have passed a critical period after a mild intestinal toxemia attack. Dr. A R Dafoe said they lost weight yesterday, a more serious sign than first noted, but remain under careful observation.
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Callander
Ont
A. R. Dafoe
Jury Selection Under Way in Blackie Mc Daniels Trial
District Court jurors were being chosen for the Blackie Mc Daniels case with Judge Henry 3. Bishop reporting five jurors selected before the noon recess.
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District Court
Blackie" McDaniels
Henry
Bishop
Jury Acquits Douglas Sanders of Burglary Charge
A 47th district court jury acquitted Douglas Sanders of burglary after a trial held yesterday afternoon.
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Douglas Sanders
Brown Harvest Sets Regional Wheat Record
Herman Brown harvested 290 bushels from 4.6 acres on his farm near Wilmington, setting a regional record for wheat production.
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Wilmington
U.P
Herman Brown
Here
Strikes and Violence Escalate in Textile War
Violence flared in Rhode Island as textile centers Woonsocket and Saylesville faced riots amid a broader national strike. Officials warned of renewed outbreaks from Maine to Alabama as 15 000 guardsmen were on duty. The Winant board failed to reach an arbitration agreement, signaling possible deadlock in peace talks led by Gov. Winant. President Green suggested mediation might end with a routine report to President Roosevelt.
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United Press
Washington
U.P
Rhode Island
Woonsocket
Saylesville
Maine
Alabama
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Winant
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Winant Board
Presidere & Isevelt
Exhbits Draw TriState Livestock Men to New Mexico Day Event
Schools across the TriState region plan to dismiss on Friday September 21 to allow students to view educational exhibits. Tucumcari New Mexico prepares a Rock Island special train carrying more than 500 people including bands for Amarillo’s New Mexico Day with Gov. A W Hockenhull as guest of honor. The Tucumcari delegation secures favorable rail rates similar to last year for the Cattlemen’s Convention attendance. The passage notes the wheel as mankind’s most important invention with unknown inventor and origins.
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Tri-State
Tucumcari
N. M
Amarillo
New Mexico
A. W. Hockenhull
Rock Island
The
Fair Association
Hawk
J. E. Gorman
Chicago
Agriculture Debates U S Control Issues
In Kansas City on September 13 farm leaders from seven states argued over continuing the governments corn acreage reduction program. Dr A G Black head of the AAA Corn-Hog section challenged about 300 delegates from Missouri Kansas Texas Arkansas Oklahoma Iowa and Nebraska to decide whether output should be controlled and how.
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Kansas City
A. G. Black
AAA
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Iowe
Nebraska
John Ballard Recovers After Appendicitis Operation
John Ballard of The Globe News advertising staff is recovering from an emergency appendicitis operation at Bethel Hospital in Colorado Springs. He fell ill in Manitou while visiting his grandmother, Mrs. John Westcott Severance, who died hours earlier.
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John Ballard
Globe News
Bethel Hospital
Colorado Springs
Mr. Ballard
Manitou
Colo
John Westcott Severance
Texas Endurancers Fly at Moline to Avoid Rain
Two Texas girls Jean La Rene and Mary Owens aimed to set a new women s flight endurance record. They traveled to Moline Illinois to escape heavy fog and were scheduled to return to Chicago today seeking to break the record.
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Texas
Moline
Chicago
Jean la Rene
Mary Owens
Ill
Democratic convention in Galveston debates anti lobbying bill
The state's Democratic convention in Galveston debated a lobbying bill opposed by members who argue inquiry would yield no results and existing information suffices. A seven member committee would be created by the resolution. A six percent cap on interest rates was introduced in the House along with several other measures.
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Galveston
House
Brazoria
Harris
Harris County
University of Texas
West Texas
Trial testimonies expose fault lines in Morro Castle disaster
Cleveland officers accuse Capt Carey of delaying lifeboats and mishandling the ship. The Morro Castle fire follows Willmott’s death as federal and criminal probes unfold. Witness Rogers testifies Willmott feared Alagna’s sabotage, while Alagna is questioned as a material witness.
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Robert Carey
Cleveland
Carey
Morro Castle
Dickerson Hoover
United States Commerce Department
Martin Conboy
Conboy
Willmott
Grand Jury
Federal Grand Jury
George S. Alagna
George W. Rogers
Department of Commerce
Sparks
Alagna
Rogers
Havana
Radio radicals named in Cuba Morro Castle case aftermath
Officials cite radical leaders who could reveal facts about the Morro Castle disaster and note a dangerous crewman who threatened American business, while a separate report says the Hawaiian crew member broke an arm and caused distress signals off Acapulco.
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Cuba
Morro Castle
Ward Line
San Francisco
Los Angeles Harbor
Mexico
Acapulco
MacKay
Elections drift in Georgia and states as primaries roll
The report outlines yesterday's Georgia Democratic nomination a landslide over two rivals. Maryland shows Gov. Ritchie leading for Democratic renomination. Other states tally primaries with Roosevelt allies and GOP contenders, listing Radcliffe majoring Major for Senate and various governors and senators up for re election or nomination.
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Georgia
Claude C. Pittman
Talmadge
Roosevelt
Maryland
Albert C. Ritchie
Harry W. Nice
U. S
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Michigan
Frank A. Picard
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Arthur J. Lacy
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Colorado
Ed. C. Johnson
Josephine Roche
Johnson
Nate Co. Warren
Huey P. Long
Henry F. Ashurst
B. B. Moeur
Arizona
Isabella Greenway
Warren R. Austin
Vermont
Fred C. Martin
New Hampshire
H. Stiles Bridges
John L. Sullivan
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Washington Democrats
C. C. Dill
Du Ponts tied to British firm and embargo efforts
The text reports Pierre Du Pont stating that a ptes an officer of Imperial Seal Industries Ltd of England and that the Du Ponts enjoyed close working contacts with the British company worldwide. It notes investigators found evidence the company sought aid from high army and navy officials to defeat arms embargo legislation and to block a 1932 international conference proposal. It also details attempts to defeat a May embargo on munitions sales to Bolivia and Paraguay.
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Pierre du Pont
Imperial Seal Industries, Ltd
England
du Ponts
Iarenenforts
du Pont Company
Army
Navy
Congress
United Press
du Pont
Hamilton Pith
New York
Bolivia
Paraguay
Gran Chaco
Senate Committee
Death by own action ends life of Huckaby youth
The note details Young Huckaby, 17, slumping after a failed suicide attempt with a concealed 4 caliber Derringer. Funeral services will be at 3 PM tomorrow at Tabernacle Baptist Church with Rev. J. C. Sisemore. burial in Llano Cemetery. Surviving: parents, two brothers Harold and Merle, grandparents from California. He worked at J. J. Newberry and would have graduated this semester. his father is a Santa Fe engineer.
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Glenn
Tabernacle Baptist Church
J. C. Sisemore
Everett Curtis
Vernon Curtis
Rodney Latta
J. W. Thompson
Jack Boling
Joe Ward
Llano Cemetery
Boxwell Brothers
Harold
Merle
P. G. Huckaby
Huntington Park
Calif
A. B. Vandiner
Los Angeles
Huckaby
J. J. Newberry
Santa Fe
Chicago Wheat Prices Mixed in Sept Market Report
Chicago grain prices show uneven movement with Sep futures around 1.04 to 1.08. Kansas City hogs and cattle trading in moderate to active ranges, with tops around 6.90 for hogs and steer values near 5.50 to 6.40 for various weights amid government program activity.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. Dept. Agr
Du Ponts' $47 Million GM Investment Highlighted
The 1919 deal saw Du Pont acquire 10 million GM shares for about $47 million under John J. Raskob's direction. Pierre Du Pont testified the holding was permanent while noting other investments totaling over $202 million. GM assets stood at $1.12 billion in 1932 with McGowan as a director.
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Eral Motors
Pierre
du Pont Company
General Motors
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
du Pont
Nye
Delaware
Remington Arms Company
Mexican Explosive Company
National Ammonia Company
Remington Cash Register
South American Explosives
French
Duco Company
Pacific R. and H. Chemical Company
du Pont Film Company
Pierre du Pont
du Ponts
Lammet
Irenee
Felix
General Motors Securities Company
General Motors Board of
Harry McGowan
New Orleans Cotton Opens Quiet as Cables Edge Down
Cotton prices opened steady in New Orleans with futures modestly lower after Liverpool trade. December and March futures dipped while October held near prior levels amid early hedge selling and strike news. Mid-morning rebound came from short covering but overall values stayed about 4 to 8 points below yesterday's close.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
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