Round-Up Parade Revives Old West in Plainview
Plainview hosts the Pioneer Round-Up with a two mile parade featuring cowboys old and new guiding 20 longhorns. Major Bay leads as parade marshal while Mayors Shelton and Taylor attend the chuck wagon supper and address the crowd.
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Plainview
Thomas A. Bay
J. K. Hooper
Hoyt Curry
Tom Shelton
Tom Taylor
Howard Payne College
Ward
Golden Wedding Circle
Rie
Court House Square
City Auditorium
Meade F. Griffin
Edith Smith
Plainview Business and Professional Women's Club
L. A. Knight
Phillips Chiefs Arrive for Amarillo Picnic
Phillips Petroleum Company high officials fly from Bartlesville to Amarillo to attend the annual employes picnic and barbecue in Borger. Frank Phillips C P Dimit M P Yonker Paul Endacott Warren Felton A M Hughes R C Jopling and Mrs Jopling travel by auto. They go to Borger for the afternoon event then return to Amarillo for the night and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Petroleum Company
Amarillo
Bartlesville
Okla
Phillips Company
Borger
Frank Phillips
C. P. Dimit
M. P. Yonker
Paul Endacott
Warren Felton
A. M. Hughes
Insurance Agents Elect Texas Convention Leader
Delegates at the Texas Association of Insurance Agents convention in Waco elected Frank C. Gittinger of San Antonio as president. Josh Morris of Texarkana and Ben Calhoun of Houston were reelected as directors.
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Waco
Texas Association of Insurance Agents
Frank C. Gittinger
San Antonio
Josh Morris
Texarkana
Ben Calhoun
Houston
Youngest Spectator Presents Royal Couple New Subject
In Ottawa on May 19 during King George VI and Queen Elizabeth's procession, Margaret Rose Paquette, born in a Dow's Lake boat house as the royal coach passed, became the youngest attendee. Her mother Mrs. Vincent Paquette watched from an upstairs window and missed the parade but delivered a new subject to the Britannic majesties.
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Ottawa
King George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Canada
Margaret Rose Paquette
Dow's Lake
Vincent Paquette
Dynamite Groomed for Journey Under Orders From Farley
Dynamite the Arabian horse, shipped under Postmaster General Jim Farley, will travel by express to Chicago at 6 10 next Wednesday and reach by 8 00 Thursday morning. It will then board a Pennsylvania train to Washington where a public parade with Farley will feature Dynamite. The $225 ticket covers the capital leg.
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Jim Farley
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Washington
Farley
Post Office
W. D. DeGrassi
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania Railroad
Everett Scott
Wolflin Stables
Amarillo
Subpoenas Issued On Alleged Anti-Semitic Movement
The Dies committee in Washington issued four subpoenas and set a public hearing for next Monday to probe an anti-Semitic movement described as highly violent. Targets include Major General George Van Horn Moseley once named as leader, John D. M. Hamilton of the Republican National Committee, Indianapolis banker Felix McWhirter, and George Deatherage head of the Knights of the White Camellias who groups Judaism with Communism.
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Washington
Pi Dies Committee On
Dies
Texas
George van Horn Moseley
Moseley
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Hamilton
Felix McWhirter
Indianapolis
George Deatherage
Knights of the White Camellias
St. Albans
W. Va
Cinderella Girl Seeks Opportunity in Amarillo Contest
The Globe News with the State Theater launches a project to recruit a girl from modest means to become “Miss Peg Mahon.” She will receive couture, beauty treatment, transport, hotel stays, and a radio debut, then attend a six month business course to improve earnings potential. The program ends with a debut at the State Theater during a Pygmalion showing.
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The
Globe. News
George Bernard Shaw
Leslie Howard
Globe News
State Theater
Globe- News
Peg Mahon
Peg
Shell
Amarillo
Cinderella
Venus
Legislators OK Liberalized Aged Assistance Bill
The Senate adopted a conference report by 21 to 6 sending a pension bill to the governor. It would ease qualifications and expand recipients, with critics warning the cost could rise to about 80 million yearly and reduce benefits for current beneficiaries.
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Austin
Senate
Conference Committee
House
W. Lee O'Daniel
Texas
Weaver Moore
Houston
Panhandle rally backs Canadian River dam at Sanford
A Panhandle Kiwanis sponsored meeting at Sanford advocated building a dam across the Canadian River near Sanford with a top road and rail crossing. The crowd exceeded 200 as the group urged flood control irrigation industrial growth recreation soil and wildlife conservation.
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Sanford
Hutchinson County
Panhandle
Sanford Kiwanis Club
Homer Pruett
Borger
Reno Stinson
Pampa
E. I. Keith
KPDN
Mr. Lipps
Mr. Thompson
A. L. Tarkington
Rock Island
Fort Worth
Bill Conway
Rock Island Lines
Amarillo
al Furman
Soil Conservation Service
Neal Ainsworth
A. A. Meredith
Garnet Reeves
Clay Thornton
John McCarty
Norman Coffee
Stinnett
Sherman White
Marvin Jones
Panhandle Water Conservation Authority
Carl Hinton
A. S. Stinnett
North Plains
New Mexico Postmaster Appointment Confirmed
The Senate confirmed Helen M. Sears as postmaster at Capitan New Mexico following President Roosevelt's nomination. Announcement came from Washington detailing the confirmation yesterday.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Helen M. Sears
Capitan, N. M
Washington
Honors Run In Family at Matador High Graduation
Kora Belle Hunsaker led Matador high school as valedictorian Thursday night. She is the daughter of prior Matador valedictorian Charlotte Hunsacker and granddaughter of J R Moore, also a former valedictorian. Two of Moore’s daughters and aunts of Kora Belle were valedictorians at Matador, Mrs. Sam G. Dunn and Mrs. Charles A. Guy, both of Lubbock.
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H. A. Brown
Canyon
Butcher
Bruce Autry
Amarillo
Willis Lance
Perryton
Nelson “Slaphappy” Smith
Farwell
H. Earl Jones
Arch T. Sneed
Dalhart
J. R. Barnhill
O. R. Tingley
W. H. Lance
H. F E. White
Tulsa
Rolla Cartwright
Khiva
Durwood H. Bradley
Lubbock
Guy Dell Ekelund
J. Newt Riggs
Wilbur
Robert H. Hester
Guy A. Carlander
Lillie Larsen
H. S. Wilbur
Shriners
Matador
Kora’ Belle Hunsaker
Miss Hunsacker
Matador High School
Charlotte Hunsacker
Matador High
J. R. Moore
Thelma Burleson
Sam G. Dunn
Kora Belle Moore
Charles A. Guy
Grace Moore
Mercury Touches 97 in Amarillo
The Panhandle region saw hot weather with a peak around 92 degrees reported by the official weather observer in Amarillo. Rain fell in scattered areas from Floydada to Clarendon and Lelia Lake, with hail reportedly as large as baseballs east of Floydada.
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Panhandle
Floydada
Dougherty
Goodnight
Clarendon
Lelia Lake
Giles
Shamrock-Wellington
Quitaque
Turkey
Caprock
Amarillo
Weather Summary for Amarillo Region Saturday
The bulletin notes Saturday in Amarillo and vicinity will be partly cloudy and cooler with a cooler Saturday night. West Texas generally fair Saturday with cooler Panhandle night. New Mexico Saturday partly cloudy then unsettled in the northwest. little temperature change expected. Temperature by hours at Amarillo yesterday shows highs around 92 and lows near 56.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Pan American to Launch Transatlantic Flights Tomorrow
Pan American Airways plans a transatlantic service starting tomorrow with the 41 1/2 ton Yankee Clipper from Baltimore to New York, then to the Azores and Southampton. Initial flights will carry mail for five rounds. passenger service is expected by July 1 under Civil Aeronautics Authority approval.
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New York
Pan American Airways
Transatlantic Air Service
Baltimore
Azores
Southampton
England
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Pan American
Pan-American
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Robert H. Hinckley
CAA
Roosevelt
London
Newfoundland and Foynes
Irland
Marseilles
Canada Hosts King George VI in Ottawa Ceremonial
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth toured Ottawa in a formal royal procession after a nine mile city drive. The sovereign sat in the Senate for the first time in Canadian history, received credentials from the new U. S. Minister, Daniel Roper, and witnessed a drizzle dampen the day as the royal train visited Caledonia before returning to parliament.
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Senate
Westminster
London
MacKenzie King
George
Ottawa
United States
Daniel ©. Roper
Roosevelt
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Caledonia
Globe-News Want Ads Promote Readership Reach
Globe-News Want Ads reach over 33 000 homes daily and connect readers with vacancies, purchases, and services. Place your ad before 6 30 P M for Sunday publication in the big News Globe, Dial 6262.
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Ato
Globe-News
Big
Sunday News-Globe
Dial
Roosevelt Opposes Use Of Stabilization Fund For New Lending
President Roosevelt rejected plans to spend any of the 2 billion stabilization fund on a new lending program while acknowledging talks in Congress about stimulating business. Proposals included home construction loans, insurance of loans for utilities, lower construction loan rates, and expanded social security benefits for the elderly.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Treasury
Capitol Hill
Federal Housing Administration
AAA to expedite 1938 cotton soil payments in Texas
J W Duggan chief of the cotton division of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration will personally go to College Station Monday to speed distribution of the 1938 soil conservation payments to cotton growers across Texas. He informed Senator Tom Connally who has received many complaints about delays. An assistant was sent to the A and M extension office Friday and Duggan will follow Monday to untangle red tape delaying payments.
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Washington, D. C
J. W. Duggan
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
College Station
Texas
Tom Connally
Connally
Duggan
A. and M. College
Former Texas judge Fr J T Montgomery dies at 80
Wichita Falls report says Fr J T Montgomery a longtime Texas lawyer and former supreme court commission of appeals member died after a two month illness. His son Allan J Montgomery serves as judge of the 40th district court covering Wichita Archer and Young counties.
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Wichita Falls
J. T. Montgomery
Supreme Court Commission of Appeals
Texas
Allan J. Montgomery
40Th District Court
Wichita
Archer
Young Counties
Seymour Delivers First 1939 Texas Wheat at Seymour
N P Nelson of Producers Grain Corp said the first 1939 Texas wheat harvest was sold in Seymour. The elevator manager reported the wheat yielded 11 bushels per acre and was of good quality. The farmer’s name was not secured. Graduation gifts noted at Russell Stationery Co.
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Texas
Seymour
P. Nelson
Producers Grain Corporation
Amarillo
Nelson
Dream Castle on Milam Street Contest Offers $15 Prize
Amarillo readers are invited to submit letters detailing preferred home architecture and features for Globe News model home at 108 Milam Street. Entries postmarked by May 24 win prizes of 15, 10, or 5 dollars. no drawings required.
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Dream Castle
Milam Street
Globe News
Amarillo
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Batangas Province
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AAA
Russell Stationery Co
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