Ford Exhibit Opens in Barnard Building Show
City officials attended the Ford exhibit in the Barnard Building on Polk Street as Texas Panhandle Ford dealers sponsor the event. The Tulsa film Ford at the World's Fair is shown in a separate building due to crowds with Peggy's Rhythm Girls providing daily entertainment from 1 to 5 and 7 to 11. Admission is free and a full line of Ford cars and trucks is displayed for visitors. Dublin runs a clean-films campaign.
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Barnard
Polk Street
Ross D. Rogers
H. E. Smith
M. N. Twaddell
H. R. Smith
W. R. McDowell
Texas Panhandle
Ford Dealers
Walter Irvin
Ford
Tulsa
Okla
Peggy's
Rhythm Girls
Racial Tensions Rise in Arizona Farm Zone Clash
In Arizona two factions clash as bombs target Japanese farmers while anti alien bills loom in the legislature. Only one injury reported eight year old Yoneto Shimoda injured by shattered glass. Police say violence remains limited though laborers and ministers weigh in on fault and security.
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Arizona
Oren Arnold Phoenix
Ariz
Japan
United States Department of Justice
J. Tamura
Yoneto Shimoda
Foreign Office
Japanese Association of
California
Phoenix Ministerial Association
Yonezu Shinoda
American farmer signs target Japanese and Hindus on gates
District shows alarms as Ameri can farmers group campaigns against Japanese truck growers. Fred Kruze, head of the anti alien group, says bombings were personal acts and not authorized but more may come. Signs read AMERICAN FARMER No Japanese or Hindus Wanted.
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Fred Kruze
Kruze
Funeral rites arranged for T W Red
Funeral services for Thomas Willis Red 24 of Amarillo who was killed instantly in an auto accident near Lubbock late Saturday night will be held at 3 30 o clock tomorrow afternoon from the Cen Edward Raef also of Amarillo who was seriously injured in the crash.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
R. Thomsen
Central Presbyterian Church
F. F. Heschmeyer
John W. Semrad
A. C. Patton
L. L. Raef
W. M. Newharter
J. L. Tryon
Llano
Boxwell Brothers
Abilene
Red
Red Boy
R. B. Red
Quemado
N. M
Thomas Willis Red
Speech Arts Festival Grows at Panhandle Festival
The Speech Arts division at the Panhandle Music Festival held March 22 at the San Jacinto Methodist Church drew 128 entrants, far above 1934. Amarillo and area teachers and schools entered, with officers elected for next year and plans for the 1935 event beginning.
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Panhandle
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Mary Miller Beard
J. A. Gillespie
V. K. Aubrey
Borger
V. Anderson
Ed _ Bond
Floydada
Olive Vincent Powell
Pampa
Frank Boyle
Perryton
W. J. Arkins
Trene Crawford
Hereford
Ruth Norwood
Childress
E. C. Stevenson
Lockney
M. Hilburn
Amarillo sells government baby bonds totaling thirty-two thousand
Postmaster W. D. DeGrassi announced Amarillo residents purchased about 32 987 50 in government baby bonds. He noted this is the purchase price, not the matured value, with bonds priced at 25 for 18 75 50 for 75 100 3750 for 50 750 for 1 000. Per capita electricity use has more than doubled in the last decade.
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Amarillo
W. D. DeGrassi
Mr. DeGrassi
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Soto
Amarillo Oldsmobil, Co
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Erra Amarillo
Tyler
Packard
Fillmore ST
Pai
Taylor
Polk
Pha Mi
Rsyon
Auto Parts, Service
de Soto
Jackinson
East 10Th
Anti-Alien Association of Arizona
America
Ted
FI@RITI
Muzzy Marcellino
City Auditorium
NAT Dance Palace
MAIL
Lois Black
Globe-News
T. W. Red
East
Puodern SS
Wolerhoos
Hollywood
Ture
Liberty
Ctl
BC Ead
Hood
W. M. Ball
E. O. Stevenson
Daisy Person
Mattea McClurkin
Beard
Ruth Pirtle
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Sally Eilers
The
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Vivee
Ida Cox
Harlem
Jeanette M'Donald
Merry Widow
Douglas Fairbanks
Don Juan
Amie W
Ginger Astaire Rogers
Paramount
Bos
Richard Cromwell
George Barbier
Jane Darwell
Slim Summerville
Welter @ Pukin
Warner Bros
Call the Water Co
Call the Electric Co
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