Youth Grows Stronger in Political Arc
Political observers in Chicago report youth movements shaping the 1934 elections. The so called youth movement, ages 21 to 40, gains influence in the West, Rocky Mountain states, and parts of the East, with third party and fusion talk spreading nationwide.
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Chicago
Old Guards
West Coast
Rocky Mountain
Southwestern
Central
Northwest States
Young Guards
East
South
Washington
Ralph B. Potts
New York Order of Cincinnatus
New Mexico
Progressives
State Central Committee
Senator Cutting
Pastor Century Old Fills Pulpit Again
Washington Michigan April 2 The Rev Timothy Edwards dean of Michigan Methodist preachers celebrated his 100th birthday by preaching a sermon and fulfilling a prophecy Ten years ago he vowed not to speak in Washington Methodist Church again until he was 100 He kept his word Ventura County peace officers equipped a room in the old county jail for reloading shells fired in the line of duty
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Washington, Mich
Timothy Edwards
Michigan Methodist Preachers
Edwards
Washington
Ventura County
Cal
Ranch job seeker offers experience and references
Married man with a three year old daughter seeks ranch or ranch and small farm work. He has extensive experience in both fields, can provide excellent references, and owns his own saddle and outfit.
Courthouse transfers and vehicle registrations listed
Court records show transfers for Ben H Schermerhorn to Thelma D Paulk and others with property parcels, and registrations for several Chevrolet and Dodge vehicles and related firms including Plains Chevrolet Co and Gray County Motor Co.
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Ben H. Schermerhorn
Thelma D. Paulk
O. T. Nelson
Louise Martin
Humphreys Highlands
Chester H. Rice
Ella Rice
Eakle
M. Lefforge
Charlie C. Wells
Morningside
Walter Crossett
Summers
Bill Bessie
Plains Chevrolet
W. C. Mitchell
Monroe
Plains Chevrolet Co
Chevrolet Motor Co
Swift & Company
N. Fillmore
Plains
Ernest Probst
Cullum Motor Co
Dodge
Oliver Farm Equipment Co
Gray County Motor Co
Dodge Truck
Lost boot prompts readers for clues in city notices
A reader seeks a white left boot size four lost Wednesday near Seventh Avenue and Polk Street. The finder may call 8043 after 5 PM or contact 1210 South Lincoln Street for a reward. Multiple messages offer help and employment queries appear in the same notice.
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Tack
Seventh Avenue
Polk Street
South
Lincoln Street
Lost Chinese Chow dog spotted since Monday
A reddish brown male Chinese Chow is missing after being lost or stolen since early Monday. Neighbors are asked to contact the owner with any information to help recover the pet.
Reward for missing man Crump seeks return at 3413 Line Ave
Found handbag between Amarillo and Canyon. owner asked to call Imperial Chevrolet Company in Canyon to describe and claim it. A reward will be paid for his return.
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Clyff Crump
Line Avenue
Amarillo
Canyon
Imperial Chevrolet Company
Deaf Tack Will You Please Print This For Me
A middle aged woman asks for printing assistance in a brief note. The fragment indicates she seeks help with getting a document printed. No further details about identity or purpose are provided.
Mountain Top Easter Sunrise Service Draws 30000
LAWTON Oklahoma reports a record Easter sunrise turnout at Medicine Park with about 30 000 people braving a cold wind to see the eighth annual pageant. Some 500 participants presented fourteen tableaux of Christ's life as dawn broke, with Sulphur nearby hosting a parallel Platt National Park service and devotional music from local choirs and a band.
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Lawton
Medicine Park
Christ
Platt National Park
Sulphur
Mil t Cunningham Easter Visit Highlights Potter Sheriff Ties
Milt Cunningham deputy sheriff in Potter County traveled to Port Worth to visit his father Dr M W Cunningham the Port Worth hospital where the elder Cunningham has been confined for months after serious injuries from a Mineral Wells fall Deputy Roy Brewer accompanied the trip.
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Milt Cunningham
Potter County
Port Worth
M. W. Cunningham
Cunningham
Methodist
Roy Brewer
Daily Worker Seeks Honest Household or Café Role
Person offers day work including maid duties or cafe help. Good with children and caring during illness. Seeks fair pay and to return home each night at 311 North Taylor Street.
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North Taylor Street
Woman Finds New Purse. Owner Sought by Globe News
A purse found at 1013 West Sixteenth Avenue is waiting for the owner, who should call Globe News to identify it. A reader seeks waitress work and notes experience in top dining rooms and cafes. Dial 20030.
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West
Sixteenth Avenue
The
Globe News
Tack
Dial
Looking for Samaritans After March 22 Car Crash
A widow seeks information about strangers who aided her husband after a March 22 car collision near Shamrock. She recalls he spoke briefly after the crash and wants to learn who accompanied him to the hospital. She requests help identifying those Samaritans.
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Shamrock
Potters County Rest Room Proposed for Children Library
A Potter County resident urges the county commission to reject converting the largest rest room into a children's library. The writer argues the change would deprive local women and shoppers from a place to rest and feed babies during visits from Dalhart Hereford Canyon Pampa and Borger, and asserts the room is heavily used.
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Tack
Potter County
Dalhart
Hereford
Canyon
Pampa
Borger
Amarillo
Experienced housekeeper seeks female household position
Experienced housekeeper seeks a domestic job with a female employer. Will not work for a bachelor or widower. References available upon request.
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Tack
Student in Amarillo College Seeks Help With Packed Suitcase
A student at Amarillo Business College explains she has few clothes and is sending some items home but needs assistance with a task she cannot perform herself due to limited funds and knowledge.
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Amarillo Business College
Lost Suitcase Described After Monday Misplacement
A brown leatherized cardboard suitcase missing since last Monday on the White Deer to Mobeetie highway is described. Contents include four shirts, undergarments, shorts, socks, and several handkerchiefs as efforts to locate them continue.
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White Deer
Mobeetie
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