Lockheed Air Fleet Visits En Route to Detroit Display
Six trim cigar-shaped Lockheed Vega monoplanes colorfully painted touched down at Hiins field at 10:30 am from El Paso, refueled, then departed for Dallas. The fleet, from Los Angeles, flies to Detroit for the National Aeronautical show with executives Ben S. Hunter and W. C. Collins aboard the Flying Office. An Air Express replica of Captain Hawks coast to coast record is among the fleet, piloted by Vance Breese with Mrs. Breese and A. M. Anderman aboard.
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el Paso
Dallas
Lockheed
Detroit
Los Angeles
Ben S. Hunter
Lockheed Aircraft Colny
W. C. Collins
Air Express
Hawks
Vance Breese
Pacific Coast
Breese
A. M. Anderman
The
Detroit Times
Amarillo Campaign Pushes municipally run junior college plan
A citizens committee led by Jim Guleke launched a drive for a municipally owned Amarillo junior college to be run by the school board funded by taxes. The plan would offer two years of college work at no new buildings, using space at the senior high school. Petitions are circulating to meet a 5 percent taxpayer signup under a new state law.
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Amarillo
Jim Guleke
Lekie
Yeateray
Dan Moody
State Board of Education
Globe News
Gulekie
Real Estate Board
State Board
Gulerie
Air Features Tonight on WEAF and WJZ Chains
Radio schedule lists 8:00 Troubadors Orchestra with an extended set across WEAF stations including WGY WTAM WWJ WGN KSD and others. At 8:30 Olive Palmer and Reveleram performs with similar station coverage. 9:30 Gold Orchestra heads the lineup with broad WJZ network reach and many listed affiliates. See AIR FEATURES Page 16.
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Weaf Chain
New York
Troubadors Orchestra
WGY Wtam
WWJ
WGN
Ksspd
WOC
WOW
WDAF
KSTP
WTMJ
WHAS
WSM
WMC
WSB
WBAP
Woalkwoo
KPRC
KOA
Olive Palmer
Reveleram
KSD
WIMS
WSR
KWOO
KPO
KGO
KOMO
KGW
KFL
KHQ
KSL
WRAA
Gold Orchestra
WFAA
WOAT
KPRG
WKY
KYW
KFI
KHQ K&d
WJZ Chain
Brisbane Says Nations Boom and Borrow at Varying Rates
Arthur Brisbane comments on finance policy and global markets noting Germany’s stock boom, Britain’s gold reserves growth, and France’s high gold holdings. He cites high interest in prosperous America and critiques U S monetary control. He mentions Glass on National City Bank and a bone dry congressman case. He also weighs British politics, unemployment, prohibition, and evolving female wealth power.
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Ber
Germany
France
Britain
America
Amarillo Delegation Joins Plainview Dairy Exhibit Day
About 200 Amarillo residents arrive by special train to Plainview for the Texas Panhandle Plains Daily Show. Mayor-elect Ernest O Thompson of Amarillo is welcomed after the high school band parade. Neal Ainsworth and J E Biggs speak as 10 000 visitors fill Jersey Department judging area.
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Henry A. Ansley
Plainview
Amarillo
Bill Gouldy
Rebels Start Naco Assault in Sonora
Rebels launched an assault on the federal garrison at Naco Sonora at 9 10 a m as insurgent cavalry approached entrenchments amid heavy rifle and machine gun fire. Bright bombs were dropped on the federal entrenchments during the battle.
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United Press
Naco
Sonora
Mex
Associated Press
Mayer Sees Oil Fight Victory
Ed R Mayer, president of Johnson Ranch Tabulation of proxies, reported results showing him with 361253 votes against 87588 for Dr Bates and 134967 for E K Whitehead in a proxy count for control of the Royalty company. About 27000 votes were held by others. final totals awaited.
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Ed R. Mayer
Johnson Ranch
Ed. R. Mayer
Mr. Mayer
Dr. Bates
E. K. Whitehead
Dollar Day Promises Biggest Amarillo Bargains Thursday
Amarillo merchants announced a city-wide Dollar Day set for Thursday April 4 with plans for triple and quadruple value for shoppers. firms across the city cooperated with The News and Globe to promote the event and urged buyers, including out-of-town visitors, to prepare lists and visit town for peak bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News and Globe
Amarillo
Adams Dry Goods Co
Marizon, White & Kirk
Regent's
H. H. Hall
Amarillo Dress Shop
E. E. Finklea
Williams Hardware Company
Meyer & Meyer
the Favorite Shop
the Hub
City Drug Store
J. C. Penney Company
Junkin’s
Piggly-Wiggly
Amarillo Greenhouse
Associated Variety Store
Bill Adams
Beck Brothers
Amarillo Electric Company
Moore-Poston
Palais Royal
Levine’s
Jarett’s
Morton’s
Allen-A
Levy’s Killough & Davies
Greer’s Department Store
Warner’s Inc
Leader Department Store
la Mode, Inc
Wilmar’s Dress Shop
Riggs Clothiers
Amarillo Pleating
Warner’s Shoe Department
the Auto Store
Martha Washington Candy Shop
the Oriental Shop
Hunsley’s
Frieze Bakery
Tolzien Music Store
Montgomery-Ward & Co
Mayo Dental Clinic
Amarillo Hardware Co
Jackman’s
Blackburn Brothers
Amarillo Elects Entire New City Commission in Record Vote
In the largest municipal tally, Amarillo voters chose an all new city commission. Col. Ernest O. Thompson won the mayoral race by a wide margin and will join J. N. Vernon and Lester Stone as commissioners. Vernon and Stone also led their respective races amid a four‑way contest for Commissioner No. 2. Harris withdrew after Stone led. Thompson said the vote endorses progressive growth and pledged effective service.
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Amarillo
Col
Ernest O. Thompson
Thompson
J. N. Vernon
Lester Stone
Len. D. Marrs
J. R. Gant
M. I. Huddleston
Marrs
Mr. Vernon
W. H. Brymer
J. H. Harris
M. N. Twaddell
I. G. Fowler
Harris
Mr. Harris
Mr. Stone
Colonel Thompson
Wisconsin wets lead in Milwaukee vote on prohibition repeal and beer
In Milwaukee and across Wisconsin voters approved repeal of state prohibition and legalization of 2.75 percent beer. In 1,810 of 2,771 precincts, 211,126 favored repeal and 125,742 opposed. 1,357 precincts produced 198,342 for beer and 116,342 against. The legislature must act on the popular mandate.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lubbock Man Burns to Death After Stranding Hankings
A. C. Howell 37 of Lubbock was stranded on a highway 16 miles from town. He built a roadside fire to keep warm and a passing driver offered help. While siphoning gasoline from a tank his clothing ignited in the wind and he died later at a Lubbock hospital.
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United Press
Lubbock, Tex
A. C. Howell
Lubbock
Howell
Charges for raid slaying tied to Aurora home
In Geneva Illinois based on a coroner's jury finding, Deputy Sheriff Roy Smith is charged with murder in the Aurora home raid that killed Mrs Lillian DeKing. Eugene Fairchild faces possible perjury charges for an affidavit used to obtain the warrant. The warrant was issued as Smith recovers from a wound inflicted by Gerald DeKing, the victim's 12 year old son.
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United Preas
Geneva
Lillian DeKing
Aurora
Roy Smith
Eugene Boyd Fairchild
DeKing
Herman J. Vierke
Smith
Elgin
Gerald DeKing
Archie Tyler Delivers Globe on Special Train for Canyon Amarilloans
Archie Tyler manager of North Plains Coaches cooperates with The Globe. Copies of the afternoon paper will be delivered to Canyon by bus this afternoon and distributed to Amarilloans on board the special train returning from the daily show at Plainview.
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Archie Tyler
North Plains Coaches, Inc
The
Globe
Canyon
Cantrell Ends Life at Panhandle Farm Home
J W Cantrell 64 former Potter county farm manager was found shot dead in his barn six miles south of Amarillo A note to relatives indicated suicide Justice Landis ruled death from gunshot wounds He had health problems and eyesight loss survived by one son three daughters and five siblings Funeral plans unclear with body at Griggs Sons.
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J. W. Cantrell
Potter County
Amarillo
C. G. Landis
Cantrell
One More Day To Get Tickets For Fair Show
Only one day remains to buy tickets for A Pair of Sixes a comedy drama at the city auditorium Thursday night. Tickets are on sale at City Drug store and priced 50 75 and 1 dollars including reserved seats sponsored by the Tri State Fair association.
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City Auditorium
City Drug Store
Tri-State Fair Association
Charge Dismissed After Police Siren Collision
The charge of disregarding a police siren against W B Huddleston of LeFors was dismissed in police court after Curtis Crays Amarillo motorcycle officer crashed into Huddleston’s car. Judge Ridings cited Huddleston had a green light and cautioned motorists to yield to sirens, fire, and ambulances. Crays suffered a broken foot and minor injuries. his motorcycle was destroyed in the Fourth Avenue and Taylor Street crash.
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W. B. Huddleston
LeFors
Lee Miller
Curtis Crays
Amarillo
Huddleston
D. Ridings
Ridings
Crays
Fourth Avenue
Taylor Street
Cleveland Street
Chrysler
O. C. Gars
Pampa
Taylor
Hyde Urges McNary Bill From Special Session
Secretary Arthur M. Hyde told the Senate agriculture committee that immediate aid to agriculture requires passing the McNary bill during the special session.
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Associated Press
Washington
Arthur M. Hyde
Senate Agriculture Committee
McNary
Congressman's Wife Charged With Liquor
United States Attorney said a customs inspector claimed Congressman William Morgan of Ohio stated Mrs. Morgan had four bottles of liquor and sought free entry after returning from Panama. A separate Dallas fire damaged two Rogers Lumber buildings causing about 100000 dollars in losses. fireman Walter J. D. Moore was injured.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Charles H. Tuttle
William Morgan
Ohio
Panama
Dallas
BA Cievnan
Rogers Lumber and Manufacturing Company
Walter J. D. Moore
Judge considers new trial in O. B. Jackson case
A motion for a new trial and two juror affidavits were heard by Judge Henry 8 Bishop in district court. The affidavits allege irregularities in the jury room including ethnic slurs and pillow-throwing toward juror Camarata who faced pressures for a harsher sentence despite the law’s five year maximum in a liquor case.
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O. B. Jackson
Henry
Bishop
District Criminal Court
Lee P. Pierson
Jackson
Seaman Gets Ten Years in Slaying
John B. Fikes, a 26 year old seaman from Tampa Florida, pleaded guilty in federal court to voluntary manslaughter and received a ten year prison sentence.
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Seaman
United Press
Houston
John B. Fikes
Tampa
Fia
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Lockheed Air Fleet
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Arthur Brisbane
Brisbane
Federal Reserve Bank
Glass
National City Bank
C. F. Mitchell
Ted
J. P. Morgan
Chicago
M. A. Michaelson
Illinois Anti-Saloon League
Jacksonville
Fla
Michaelson
Cuba
Dole
Lloyd George
Georgia
Lawrence Shippey
Hall Davis
Shippey
Blackburns Ambulance
MAYER
OIL
Vernor
Stone
Griggs Ambulance
John Maynard Lumber Co
W. 5Th
Berry
Hyde
C. B E. Betty
T. A. Camarata
Camarata
Betty
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