Entries Climb in Panhandle Race Meet
George P. Grout reports entries for the Southwest Race Meet and Stock Show in Panhandle from June 16 to 18. A new 1000-seat grand stand funded by Reconstruction Finance Corporation will be dedicated Friday. Notable entrants include W. McElroy of San Antonio with multiple horses, jockeys Dick Dillon and Billy Wilson, and numerous entries from Amarillo and Beaver City with Irish, English, and Guernsey stock.
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George P. Grout
Panhandle
Panhande
Albery A. Callaghan
Arthur Brennan
McElroy
Boots Armstrong
McElroy- Brennan
Dick Dillon
Daybrook
W. McElroy
Arthur Brannen
Lady Lou
Mr. Davidson
Tom Sanders
Irene
Earl Wilson
Sanders
Billy Wilson
J. F. Ellis
Susanne Girl
Comet
C. E. Deahl
Tobe Deahl
Dodsonville
Idle Girl
Clover
Henry Slough
Booker
W. M. Haddon
LaVern
MetLee Orr
M. B. Davidson
Air Man
Blondie Boy
Henry Deahl
Nenchy
Amherst
Tex
Belle Hughes
Little Dude
Mrs. Philbrick
Springfield
Colo
Red Goddard
C. FE
Deahl
Philbrick
Joe Lessert
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Poison Oak
Alkali Pete
Crystal
Gene Howe
Amarillo
Kentucky
Bourbon King
Dr. Grout
J. L. Nunn
Grout
Ellis
Jean du Luth ElRito
Lady Belmont
Rosalie Lemons
Geo. P. Grout
Pollyanna Grout
Hazel Denmark G
Norma Peavine
Jean DuLuth Hazel Dawn
My Astral Queen
Jean DuLuth
Blue Bonnet
Santa Clara
Mike Britton
Walter
Guernsey
Phyllistine
Texas
Heartbreaker
Jewell
Carson
Plainview
Dora
Willowlane
Geo. A. Shoppe of
Jericho
American Economic Delegates Hit at MacDonald Debt Speech
London report says American delegates criticized Premier MacDonald for injecting the debt issue into the world economic conference. Sam D Mc Reynolds called the move inappropriate though Ralph W Morrison found some value. others declined to comment. Hull praised the opening but avoided debt references.
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London
MacDonald
Sam D. McReynolds
Ralph W. Morrison
Washington Group
Cordell Hull
James M. Cox
Congress
Roosevelt
United States
New Buyers and Shippers Guide Being Distributed
Publishers of the 1933 issue of the Buyers and Shippers Guide for Amarillo are distributing the booklet to merchants and wholesale firms in Amarillo and area. The first issue lists motor freight lines operating from Amarillo and the routes served. Copies are free and available by writing Amarillo Shippers Guide Box 376 Amarillo.
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Buyers and Shippers Guide
Amarillo
Arillo
Preparations For Industrial Vote On Senate Bill
Washington June 12. Five hours of debate tomorrow will prepare the way for a vote that Senate leaders predicted would send the industrial recovery bill to the President for signature. Four o clock was set for the voting time in an agreement reached late today. The veteran’s dispute delayed the conference report to the floor. Borah of Idaho was expected to challenge the conference action removing from his anti monopoly amendment the prohibition on price fixing in trade practice agreements to be worked out with industry.
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Washington
Senate
House
Borah
Idaho
Skylight burglary at Midway Pharmacy in Dallas
A Dallas pharmacy owner altered plans after a break in. Burglars scaled the wall, dropped through the skylight to the balcony, disabled the safe knob, and stole $500 before exiting the same way. Other goods remained untouched.
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Dallas
Midway
Panhandle Advocates Of Repeal Gather In Amarillo
Repeal and legal beer advocates from 26 counties plan a Thursday meeting in Amarillo to outline a campaign in the Thirty first Senatorial District. Maj E A Simpson Texas Liberal Legion director explains revenue, 1.50 to the state, 75 cents to county and 75 cents to city per barrel. The district meeting will be held at 2:30 p m in the Herring Hotel crystal ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. E. A. Simpson
Texas Liberal Legion
Potter County
Herring Hotel
Otho Thompson
Harve Radey
Jim Cannon
Sam Elkins
Major Simpson
Texas
Amarillo
Judge Senter
United States
E. G. Senter
Dallas
J. L. Lackey
Stinnett
Senter
Peck
Hal C. Peck
Cochairman
Thirty-First
Bonnie Harper
Canyon
Edward Pink
Allen Beville
Julius Dorenfield
Crystal Ballroom
Senator Morris Sheppard Accepts Prohibition Convention Post
Morris Sheppard, U.S. senator from Texas, telegraphed Gov. Miriam Ferguson he will accept the temporary chairmanship of the pro prohibition convention on June 27 in Austin. The anti prohibition convention chair is to be named later that day. Delegates to the repeal convention will be chosen for a November state convention and the August 26 special election to elect repeal delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Morris S.eppard
United States
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Wife held after slaying of hubby in Houston
Mrs. Edna Scott, 38, mother of two, was released on $500 bond after shooting and killing her husband Robert J. Scott, a barber, in the front yard of their home. She surrendered and was charged with murder before Justice J. M. Ray following a quarrel in which she said he made unjust accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
U.P
Edna Scott
Liberty
Robert J. Scott
Young Receives Blank Applications for Conservation Jobs
Fred Young commander of Uan son Post American Legion announced late Monday that unemployment veterans may file for reforestation work. Blanks are available at the Legion home under federal guidelines. Amarillo and Potter County are entitled to nine ex service men in these camps. Regional offices in Dallas set nine per 5,000 population. Applicants should obtain blanks at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Young
Uanson Post
American Legion
Amarillo
Legion Home
Potter County
Commander Young
Dallas
Wellington Plans Big Singing Meet
Wellington hosts the largest singing convention in the area July 23 and 24 at the high school building with guests from Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas. H. H. Low and Horace Bledsoe of the Collingsworth County Singer's League predict about 2500 attendees and over 100 professional singers. A barbecue dinner will be served at noon Sunday July 23. The program features congregational songs quartets duets solos and other special numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
H. H. Low
Horace Bledsoe
Collingsworth County Singer's League
Mr. Low
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Collingsworth League
Compensation suits heard in U S court
Hearings began in U S District Court on two civil suits against Commercial Casualty Insurance Company of New Jersey and Dallas. Panhandle residents Earl Cannon of Higgins and R M Hanna of Canadian seek compensation for injuries from highway work in Lipscomb County. The trials are joint and center on similar points of law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Commercial Casualty Insurance Company
New Jersey
Dallas
Panhandle
Lipscomb County
Earl Cannon
Higgins
R. M. Hanna
Cannon
Canadian
Hanna
Plainview Hosts Inter-State Highway 70 Gap Meeting
Plainview will host a Thursday afternoon conference of city and county officials from Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico to speed up paving gaps on Highway 70. Governors Murray Geligman Ferguson and state commissions are invited as plans to close gaps are proposed for immediate contract awards.
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Plainview
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Wichita Falls
Vernon
Crowell
Paducah
Matador
Floydada
Orton
Muleshoe
Farwell
United States
Floyd
Lamb
Bailey
Palmer
W. H. Murray
Arthur Geligman
New Mexco
Miriam Ferguson
State Highway Commission
State Relief Commissions
Highway Commissions and Relief Commissions
Boy Receives Three Year Term In Gatesville School
Loy Brown a 15 year old Amarillo boy was found guilty of robbery in the 47th District Court after a second trial. He was sentenced to three years in the boys training school at Gatesville following a previous ten month reformatory term for car theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatesville
Loy Brown
Amarillo
Brown
47Th District Court
Charles West
Denver Railroad
Roundhouse
Henry
Bishop
Reformatory
Race Pilot Marion Knox Sent to Guthrie for Funeral
The body of Marion Knox a 34 year old Kansas City race driver killed in a Sunday afternoon crash at the Tri State Fairgrounds was sent to Guthrie Oklahoma for funeral services. His wife Mrs Ruby Knox witnessed the accident.
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Marion Knox
Kansas City
Tri- State Fairgrounds
Guthrie
Okla
Ruby Knox
Last Rites for Mrs. Mary Drue Oliver Held at Polk Street Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Drue Oliver former Amarillo resident were held yesterday at Polk Street Methodist Church with Dr J T McClure officiating. She died while living in Edinburgh and was buried at Llano Cemetery.
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Mary Drue Oliver
Amarillo
Polk Street Methodist Church
J.T. McClure
Infant son of Broyles buried after death at Polk Street Church
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Broyles of 1804 South Pierce Street was buried yesterday afternoon in the Liano Cemetery. The baby died Sunday night. Funeral services were held at the Polk Street Methodist Church.
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B. M. Broyles
South Pierce Street
Liano
Polk Street Methodist Church
Library seeks donated books for Amarillo hospital patients
The Potter County Library advisory board asks Amarillo citizens to donate books for Northwest Texas Hospital and Amarillo General Hospital patients. A bibliography guides suitable choices. avoid grim or sensational works.
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Amarillo
Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarillo General Hospital
St. Anthony's Hospital
Delzell
Dawson County Seeks Cotton Aid to Retire Acreage
Lamesa Chamber of Commerce telegram reports Dawson County Texas seeks contracts from the secretary of agriculture to retire most of this year’s cotton acreage. The county normally plants 150000 acres and says delayed seasons have limited planting. they urge action and reasonable compensation and propose sending a representative.
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Lamesa
Dawson County
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Lamesa Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Pecan Trade Plan Advancing Under New Rules
Max L. McRae proposes organizing the pecan industry under Agricultural Adjustment Act trade provisions. He, as Georgia State Bureau of Markets director, sent notices to all producing states inviting representatives to a meeting in Atlanta within 10 days to discuss the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Max L. McRae
Georgia State Bureau of Markets
McRae
Woman Sues Draper Ross Produce for Death of Husband
Grace Iron widow of postal employee Harl B. Iron sues Draper Ross Produce Co partners and W A Gano for 25000 dollars claiming negligence caused her husband’s April 21 motorcycle crash on West Tenth Avenue near Washington Street. Iron died a week after injures including leg amputation. Suit filed in 108th district court for damages to Iron’s parents and unborn child.
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Grace Iron
Harl B. Iron
Draper-Ross Produce Company
Partners
W. A. Gano
108Th Civil District Court
Tron
T. P.iron
Amarillo
West Tenth Avenue
Washington Street
Iron
Tenth Avenue
Gano
Texas City Marshals Conclude 35th Convention
Galveston hosts the opening of the City Marshals and Chiefs of Police Union of Texas 35th annual convention. Chief Carl Kennedy of Beaumont is president and George A. Smith of Dallas serves as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
U.P
Lack of Plums Worries Devos and Congress
The article notes political patronage fears as Democrats seek a say in appointing federal officials under new laws. An amendment to the home mortgage bill would require Senate consent for state home loan agents with salaries up to 6 000, while the industrial recovery bill limits hires above 5 000. Secretary Wallace faces questions on patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Wallace
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Dr Phil Wolfram Addresses Flag at Kiwanis Luncheon
Dr Phil Wolfram spoke on Flag Day about propaganda and dictatorship dangers. He urged vigilance to protect life liberty and the pursuit of happiness while praising the President and stressing American principles. The Kiwanis program featured John Mead presiding and a Kiwanis quartet, with Lucille Palmer at the piano and Jeff Neely welcomed as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idezla
Phil Wolfram
Kiwanis Club
Dr. Wolfram
John Mead
Jason Robberson
J. W. Jenkins
Sam Salmon
Howard Williams
Wade Brymer
Lee Hunter
Roy Snodgrass
Wolfram
Lucille Palmer
Jeff Neely
Raid on Beer Saloons Brings Injury to Officer
In Dallas on June 12 Patrolman C G Karr reported the raid of a beer saloon led to painful injuries for the proprietor’s wife who was charged with disturbing the peace. The officer was sent to an emergency hospital and 30 bottles of home brew were disposed of in the sewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
U.P
C. G. Karr
Blazing Star Quilt Pattern Promises Dimensional Look
The Amarillo Globe-News Needlecraft Dept offers a Blazing Star pattern with two material points for a plastic effect. Includes yardage chart and block diagram for single and double bed sizes, plus quilting motifs. Send 10 cents to 82 Eighth Avenue New York City.
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Amarillo Globe-News Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York City
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Ohio
Commission On Monetary Matters
Hull
Whic
United States Department of Agriculture
Senatorial
Sheppard
Ferguson
Young
U. S. Court
Mrs
Broyles
MR. Neanderthal
Chicago
John M. Schliesser
Hollywood
Calif
Associated Press
Ruth EF. Delzell
Earl B. Iron
Defendan's
Devos
Flag
Laura Wheeler
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