Name Committees Formed by American Business Club
Ernest O. Northcourt announced new committee appointments effective April 1 as part of the club's 1934 classification program. Each committee will present at weekly luncheons at the Capitol Hotel with chairs listed first followed by appointed members across 20 plus groups including Entertainment Publicity Education Zoo Maintenance Fellowship Music Stunts Boys Work Grievance Sports Constitution Civic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Club
Ernest O. Northcourt
Capitol Hotel
A. O. Walker
Robert C. Jones
Lowell Munday
Ernest Archambeau
Noel Evans
Earl Mann
Roy Burke
Roy Britain
John Forkner
Buster Smith
Teel Curtis
Burton Elliott
Clyde Rehmeyer
James Sellers
Sewell Berry
E. M. Blackburn
George Vineyard
C. P. Longan
Bob Stroud
Robert E. Hill
Malcome Denson
Lewis P. Fields
Ercel Blackburn
James L. Gordon
J. M. Simpson
Ellis B. Hall
Ed Pearce
Morris Lowenstern
Curtis Wescoat
Sam Page
Webb Sharp
Ivan Hudgins
W. R. Ballard
Glen Green
Gordon Tompkins
Marvin J. Paul
Roy O. Greenhill
Lester Vick
Henry Tyler
Park Funds Given O K by Governor
Governor Mir iam A. Ferguson approved a 25000 deficiency appropriation for the state parks board to buy equipment and sustain federal aid. The plan would help keep CCC camps and Texas park work funded, with total federal-outlay impact around 2800000. Additional deficiency allotments include 15000 for pink boll worm enforcement, 3540 for Sam Houston State Teachers College maintenance, 750 for land office records, and 1400 for the state board of water engineers travel and office costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
State Parks Board
Miriam A. Ferguson
D. E. Colp
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
State Land Office
State Board of Water Engineers
Raiders Sack Mexican Villages in Boundary Hostilities
Dispatches from Oaxaca report 20 people killed including women and children, several kidnapped, as Guadalupe Vista Hermosa was sacked and burned by raiders from Monte Leon and Chilapa over an ancient boundary dispute. Federal troops pursued the raiders who fled to the mountains with hostages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
D. F
Oavaca
Ynsterday
Guadalupe Vista Hermosa
Monte Leon
Chilapa
Quail Stocked in Hookley County For Future Season
Weldon F. Johnson county attorney received twenty four Bob White quail from the state game commission to stock Hookley County farms. Birds placed under commission protection. cannot be hunted for two years. Goal is a large quail supply by 1936. Native birds on the South Plains are Mexican blue partridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelland
Bob White
Weldon F. Johnson
Hockley County
State Game Commission
South Plains
Herring Hotel Reaches Southwest Redecoration Milestone
Amarillo is near completion on a major interior makeover of 600 rooms at the Herring Hotel. Every bathroom receives imitation marble and washable wallpaper is installed in each room with unique designs and matching color schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Leo Peterson
Fears of Street Fighting in Paris Driven by Arson and Arming Claims
Paris authorities tighten searches for hidden arsenals as Right and Left factions accuse each other of preparing a revolution. Justice Minister Cheron orders a vigorous inquiry despite police denials. Thousands of rifles and automatics said smuggled into France, with large consignments reaching Paris daily to major armament firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Henry Cheron
France
The Private Life of Henry VIII and Riptide at Paramount Tex Rex Roseland noted
The screening notes list The Private Life of Henry VIII with Charles Laughton at Paramount and Riptide starring Norma Shearer, with warnings on accessibility for children. A captions excerpt highlights Laughton’s beard and eyebrow changes for the later Henry VIII scenes and mentions civil war era anecdotes from Operator 13 filming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Charles Laughton
le Fair
Glenn Condon
Texas
John Barrymore
Rex
Alice Brady
Ted Healy
NAT
Roy Diven
Jewell Hopkins
Roseland
Joe Norman
Henry VIII of
England
Henry VIII
The
Laughton
Holbein
Marion Davies
John Kirkley
Alwas
Film slate and scientific notes mix in city page
The column discusses Constance Bennett in a new role from Michael Arien, compares it to Garbo’s Iris March, and critiques a moral city theme. It notes an old silent relic with sex education scenes, live model physical culture, and a Tulsa lecturer, Glenn Condon, on waterproofing concrete with molten metal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Arien
Green Hat
Constance Bennett
Miss Bennett
Garbo
Iris March
Arien
Glenn Condon
Tulsa
Healthy Child Through Gentle Senna Remedy
The article argues that irritability in children signals biliousness and constipation, not character. It recommends gentle, natural treatment using senna and California Syrup of Figs to regulate daily bowels without harsh medicines, claiming such laxatives restore health and behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
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A.B. C
O.K
Bell-Ans
Food Blue Ribbon Beer
Bert’s Tavern
Polk
Herring
Norma Shearer
the Texas
Miss Shearer
Jim Golding
Mitchell
Kirkley
Hite Petroleum Jelly
Amarllo
Penney’s
Batiste
Rugs Oriental Designs
J.C. Penney
Goodyear
Exide Batteries
Adkisson& Gunn
Tire Company
Pampa
Borger
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