Flood Water Bills Sought for Texas Rivers
Texas Senate committee recommended two bills to harness flood waters from the Colorado and Brazos rivers for hydro electric power. A Colorado River authority would receive a $4.5 million PWA loan to create a public utility near Burnet. Brazos River taxes would be remitted in 10 counties to back a possible $50 million federal loan or grant.
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Austin
Texas
Colorado
Brazos
Senate Committee On Mining, Irrigation and Reclamation
Colorado River Authority
Burnet
PWA
Brazos River
West and Midwest papers favor New Deal in poll
Newsdom's survey of 236 western and midwestern newspapers shows 48.73 percent in favor of Roosevelt's New Deal, 38.98 percent against, and 12.29 percent supporting in part. Oklahoma editors mostly support the plan with 13 yes and none opposed. Arkansas shows 14 yes and one against. Illinois editors report 12 against. Oklahoma notes production limits for fruits and vegetables.
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New York
West
Midwest
Newsdom
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Aarkansas
Illinois
Hollywood News and Upcoming Releases Across Studios
The column lists films and stars: Paramount shows The Key with William Powell and Zazu Best. Bachelor Ball at Mission Theatre starring Stuart Erwin. The Show Off at Rialto with Spencer Tracy. Five Bad Men at Rialto with Noah Beery Jr and Art Mix. Hold the Press at Rex with Tim McCoy. Nat Nite Dub Orchestra appears at Roseland. Rob Mueller and His Sixteen Dutchmen. Directions mention Erin O'Brien-Moore in Dangerous Corner and four 20th Century films under Darryl Zanuck. Fox buys The Day Never Came by Vina Delmar. Joe Penner joins Paramount's College Rhythm. Shirley Temple set for Bright Eyes directed by David Butler. Curtain notes: Miriam Hopkins signs with Samuel Goldwyn. caviar gag in We Live Again with Fredric March and Anna Sten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
The
William Powell
Fdna
Bechelor Ball
Stuart Erwin
Texas
Spencer Tracy
Rialto
Noah Beery, Jr
Art Mix
REX
Tim McCoy
Yes
NAT
Ray Tanford
Roseland
Rob Mueller
Tiny Helen Keller and Mel Doll at School After State Help
Bridgeport Nebraska reports seven year old Helen Siefert disabled by illness will attend Perkins Institution in Watertown Massachusetts after a community fund surpassed $2,000. Nebraska's Helen Keller story prompted donations, state officials, and railroads to support her schooling with Miss Margaret Hosher guiding the child for seven years.
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Bridgeport
Neb
Helen Siefert
Drouth
Nebraska
Helen Keller
Helen
Perkins Institution
Watertown
Mass
Viola B. Shepherd
George Siefert
Saginaw
Mich
Ann Arbor
Omaha
Margaret Hosher
Court Upholds Federal Oil Control Action
U S District Judge C C Cavanah upheld the constitutionality of a National Industrial Recovery Act provision enabling federal state cooperation to regulate crude oil. The Interior Department sued the Pletcher Oil Company of Boise, seeking a restraining order to stop unloading two shiploads of gasoline from Seattle bound cargo distilled from Texas oil alleged to exceed state quotas.
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Boise
Idaho
National Industrial Recovery Act
United States
C. C Cavanah
Department of the Interior
Pletcher Oi Company
Seattle
East Texas
Student leaves for Texas A and M College
A. and M. Hawkins, grandson of Mrs. FP. P. Kelly of 1007 West Tenth Street and Amarillo High School graduate, departed last night for College Station to attend Texas A. and M. College.
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F. Hawkins
FP. P. Kelly
West Tenth Street
Amarillo High School
College Station
Texas A. & M. College
Raised to Five Cases Enrollments Decline Report
The report notes the number of cases enrolled has reached twenty two, indicating a rise to five in the latest figures. It outlines the ongoing trend and potential implications for policy or program capacity.
Naval radio stations save U S three million dollars
Navy Department reports naval radio stations reduced government costs by more than 3.3 million dollars in the past year. The system includes 36 shore stations and 43 direction finding stations, operated at 870,500 dollars total. Communications for other departments accounted for over half the savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Waser
Navy
Seed loan deadline extended for Panhandle farmers
The Farm Credit Administration extends seed loan filing to October 15 with applications accepted until January 1. Panhandle county seed loan committees are now operating to process requests under the revised schedule. Detroit was founded by Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac in 1701.
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Panhandle
Farm Credit Administration
T. L. Miller
Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac
Detroit, Mich
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Colorado and
Erin O'Brien - Moore
RKO
Walter Plunkett
20Th Century Studios
Darryl Zanuck
Barnum
Cardinal Richelieu
Clive of India
Vina Delmar
Fox
Joe Penner
Shirley Temple
David Butler
Fox Film
Shirley
Mission
Stu
Miriam Hopkins
Samuel Goldwyn
Ronald Colman
Anna Sten
Eddie Cantor
Fredric March
Rouben Mamoulian
W. c C. Fields
Mrs. Wiggs
Cabbage Patch
Tiny
Mel Dollar
Helwlemn
Sever
Adkisson & Gunn
Seventh and Harrison
Tolheim
Willborn
Adkisson and
Gunn
Willborn Bros. Co
Seventh
Harrison
Amarillo
Messrs. Adkisson & Gunn
Frank W. Litle
U. S
NAVAL
Adkisson
Lydick
N. Harcison
Adkisson & Gunn Tire CO
J. ¢ Wooldridge Lumber Co
Pivene
W. Fifth
Goodyear Tires
Exide Batteries
Texaco
Gunn Tire Company
Goodyear Air Wheels
Goodyear
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