Russia stirs League disarmament debate in Geneva
Russia presses the League of Nations to obtain a report on resuming the disarmament conference. Maxim Litvinoff seeks a line on whether the conference can proceed and whether Germany’s rearmament blame would be addressed, amid South American war talks and calls to apply Article XV to end the Chaco conflict between Paraguay and Bolivia.
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California scientists link X rays to heightened poison effects
California scientists report that exposure to X rays can increase the potency of certain poisons by as much as 25 percent, suggesting a new interaction between radiation and toxic substances.
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Accounting Is Made of All Ransom Money
New York September 27 The complete fifty thousand dollars of the Lindbergh ransom is itemized by Assistant District Attorney Edward F Breslin Hauptmann is recorded as having sixteen thousand dollars in his possession seven thousand in market losses fourteen thousand five hundred ninety dollars in Hauptmanns garage five thousand one hundred dollars spent on ransom bills a supposed loan to Isidore Fisch seven thousand five hundred dollars and the total equals fifty thousand dollars with one hundred ninety dollars to spare
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Edward F. Breslin
Bruno Hauptman
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Isidore Fisch
Fine Assessed for Misleading Feed Protein Claim
County Judge J. M. Simpson fined H. W. Allen of Amarillo Cotton Oil Company 250 dollars after Allen pleaded guilty to selling cottonseed meal with an improper statement about crude protein. The charge stemmed from tests directed by F. D. Fuller of the state agriculture department, revealing 65 bags claimed to contain at least 43 percent crude protein actually tested at 39.98 percent.
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Naval ships leave Texas for Panama
The cruiser Houston weighed anchor in Houston to join war maneuvers at Guantanamo after a six day visit. In Galveston United States cruisers Memphis and Omaha prepared to sail for Guantanamo to join the fleet in exercises.
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Dallas Tramway Co Is Sued for Taxes
The Dallas Railway and Terminal Company, operator of the streetcar system, faced a potential $120,000 tax suit unless it pays the 1933 city taxes. City Manager John N. Edy ordered preparation of the suit, to be filed in district court if payment is not made. Disagreements over assessed values for 1933 and 1934 spurred two years of contention.
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Crash victim remains unidentified in Dallas traffic toll
A man fatally injured by an automobile Tuesday remained unidentified. He was about 50 years old and Dallas’s 26th traffic victim since January 1.
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Funeral for Texas Typographical Union founder Harry Johnson
Funeral services for Harry Bryan Johnson 77 of Houston, a key Texas Typographical Union organizer, were held in Houston today following his death yesterday.
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Harry Bryan Johnson
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Business Women Defend Wife In Economic World
Mrs. Ruth Stine told Amarillo Hotel diners that employers should analyze social and economic factors before denying married women work. She argued marriage is a partnership and women should not forfeit rights at the altar. Miss Lita Witt cited age statistics in addressing business discrimination.
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Amarillo Hotel
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Seek funds to complete new church in North Amarillo
Pierce Street Baptist Church asks Amarillo residents to donate toward finishing the two story church begun after the old edifice was wrecked. Pastor Rev. J. D. Horton notes 3,000 already invested, largely by church members, and about 3,000 more needed for the first story. Donations to T. J. Byers at 401 North Pierce Street or by calling 2-4172.
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Horton
T. J. Byers
North Pierce Street
Feen a mint laxative gum for busy schedules
A chewing gum marketed to busy people to aid digestion and bowel cleansing. It claims quick action and safe use under physician guidance. The product emphasizes ease of use without interfering with duties and aims to restore regular rhythm after meals.
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Findings on Women in Business and Professions
A national survey shows age benefits women in business and stresses personality over jealousy. Mrs. Foraker argues shared jobs are unlikely now and that money should be a simple exchange medium to curb dishonesty, urging informed action for employment and world progress.
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United States
Miss Witt
Gertrude Foraker
Two Year Old Mary Jane Wasson Scarred in Wash Tub Accident
Miss Mississippis Sept. 27 report says two year old Mary Jane Wasson fell into scalding water while rinsing doll clothes. She suffered severe skin burns but physicians indicate she will recover.
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