Amarillo Weather and Community Notes amid Wind and Dust
The Amarillo area faces persistent winds with little rain on Monday and Tuesday. Farmers report cattle losses from sand irritation, while residents recount past dust storms and wind events. discussions cover local wheat damage, Indian artifacts, and upcoming football game at Butler Field. A note mentions Kodiak bears and a racehorse named Long Drawers. An appeal calls for quick soil erosion action, and a job ad seeks a live-in housekeeper for a working couple.
Golden Arrow Mining Company under scrutiny near Hot
A reader writes about the Golden Arrow Mining Company, part of the Tack column, criticizing its faithfulness to the mining creed after reading the Wednesday article. The correspondent claims ties to the company and mentions its location about 30 miles from Hot.
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Honest Tack
Golden Arrow Mining Company
Tornado Toll Rises Across Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama
A weekend tornado outbreak killed 26 people and injured over 200, with about 300 000 dollars in property damage. It began near Lake Providence Louisiana and shaped a path through Dolorosa Gloster and Gillsburg Mississippi before reaching Mobile Alabama.
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Miss
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Lake Providence
Mississippi River
Dolorosa
Gillsburg
Mobile
Ala
McComb
Natchez
Her
Dolor- Osa
Amarillo business improves as credit and auto activity rise
Reports show credit collections up 18.2 percent in the first quarter of 1935 over 1934 with credit sales 24.1 percent higher. New car registrations in Potter County for January through March 1935 total 233, more than double 1933 figures, signaling broader economic improvement in Amarillo.
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Rolla FE. Townsend
Amarillo Credit Association
Inc
Reoee
Downstate
Amarillo
Panhandle Plains
Potter County
Bills Seek Housing Rules Health Inspections and Gulf Coast Oil Ban
The legislature considers housing rules including drainage, screened openings, minimum window space per sleeping room, and running water with county health inspections. A Gulf Coast oil ban proposal aims to protect beaches after warnings from Rep. H L McKee. Other measures merge welfare divisions for cement tax and milk arbitration under state boards, with poet laureate and liquor confiscation resolutions also adopted.
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Gulf Coast
Gulf
H. L. McKee
Port Arthur
Public Welfare
State Board of Control
Pets Parade Prep at Maverick Club Tonight
Pet lovers who want their animals in the parade but not to lead should bring pets to the Maverick Club between 6 30 and 7 tonight. Staff will collect and return pets after the parade and provide ice cream for all participants. Canaries dogs cats and other small pets allowed. mules donkeys and horses barred.
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Maverick Club
Galloway
Siikine
Panhandry
R Tanr End Srem
Arillo
Watkins Pulpit Talk Highlights Pampa Faith and Local Drive
Watkins speaks on The Lordship Of Jesus at First Methodist Church in Pampa. Interest grows in Panhandle wind erosion program led by Secretary Carl Hinton in Washington. Hinton’s drive fuels chamber budget, with a busy week of group meetings and speeches across Lions Club, Chamber of Commerce Stroup, Herring Hotel events, Business and Professional Women’s Club, and other local groups.
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First Methodist
Pampa
Chamber of Commerce
Carl Hinton
Washington
Panhandle
Panhandles Control
Mr Watkins
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce Stroup
Capitol Hotel
W. W Brymer
Herring Hotel
C T. Crowe
Amaro Hotel
T'Al Paries
Chest fund drive intensifies amid relief concerns
The Chest campaign expands as executives like W. A. Barlow of Great West Mills joins leaders Luke Epper son and Gilstrap to urge substantial donations. They warn federal aid will be slow and limited, stressing immediate need to feed clothe and medically care for more than 5,000 poor.
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Uncle Sam
Revival Crowds Hear George O Hayes at Assembly of God
Sunday crowds heard Rev George O Hayes revivalist now conducting services at the Assembly of God Church 900 N Pierce Street with the subject Procrastination. Hayes a former prizefighter newsboy and gambling den operator is from Houston to lead a revival campaign of considerable length. Foster is pastor of the Assembly of God Church.
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George O. Hayes
Assembly of Get Church
N. Pierce Street
Hayes
Houston
For Foster
Assembly of God Jehurch
Man Arrested in Slaying of Oklahoma Girl
Jay Williams, 20, described as mentally deficient, was arrested at his home and confessed to beating Kathryn Cline 7 to death with a large rock. The body was found near a barn, blood on the rock, and a coroner's jury opened an inquiry.
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R. L. Duke
Panhandle
Colonel Doniphan
Great American Desert
Mrs. Duke
Drumright
Okla
Jay Williams
Kathryn Cline
Jack Ary
Williams
Chief Ary
J. R. Snodgrass
A. V. Cline
Sam Williams
Gay
Virgil Deshan
Sarazen Leads Wood By Four In Augusta Playoff
Gene Sarazen shot 71 to take a four stroke lead over Craig Wood in the 36 hole playoff for top prize of 1500 dollars at the Augusta National Golf Club Invitation Tournament. Wood scored 75 on the final nine after starting strong, as Sarazen moved ahead early.
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Augusta
Gene Sarazen
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Augusta National Golf Club
Sarazen
Wood
Two More Named on Texas Plan Board
Governor Allred appointed Wallace Reilly of Dallas and R. C. Hopping of Lubbock to the Texas Planning Board to represent labor and agriculture for two year terms. Hull Youngblood of San Antonio received a four year term. J. H. Powell of Navasota was named to fill an unexpired term on the board of regents for the State Teachers College, succeeding the late Wed Templeman.
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U.P
Texas’ Planning Board
Allred
Wallace Reilly
Dallas
R. Cc. Hopping
Lubbock
Hull Youngblood
San Antonio
J. H. Powell
Navasota
Board of
Regents
State Teachers College
Wed Templeman
Woman pilot saves terrified passenger in midair at Roosevelt Field
Miss Gipson battles a panicked man in the front cockpit as their plane stalls and spins near death. She steadys the craft with strength and quick action using a fire extinguisher to subdue him, lands safely, then drives him to the station.
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Miss Gipson
Roosevelt Field
Gipson
New Orleans Cotton and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Cotton opened steady to higher with July at 11.05 and October at 19.71 amid rain delaying planting and strong grains. Livestock futures in Kansas City showed steady to higher quotes with hogs near 8.80, cattle up to 12.75 for good steers, and lambs firm to strong on light receipts and demand.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Washington
Cpora
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ealven
Vaughn Oil Operator Dies In Dallas After Illness
Pallbearers named Vaughn son and C D Hoover with interment at Llano Cemetery. Vaughn, oil operator and real estate man, was known across the Panhandle. He fell ill over a week ago, underwent surgery in Dallas last Tuesday, and died with Mrs Vaughn and her brothers Arthur and Charles Ware at his bedside. He was son in law of B T Ware, founder of Amarillo National Bank.
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C. D. Hoover
Llano Cemetery
Blackburn-Shaw
Vaughn
Panhandle
Mr. Vaughn
Dallas
Mrs. Vaughn
Arthur
Charles Ware
B. T. Ware
The
Amarillo National Bank
Highest Court Won't Review Case of Locke
Washington April 8 The Supreme Court refused to review a 90 day contempt of court sentence imposed on N P Locke Texas oil producer for violation of a section of the oil code that had been inadvertently dropped from the code at the time of the violation.
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Washington
U.P
Supreme Court
Locke
Texas
Civil War Veteran Nathaniel Bradford Dies at 100
Nathaniel Comstock Bradford, a Confederate veteran who celebrated his hundredth birthday last Monday, died today at the home of his daughter Mrs. J A Mattox in Greenville where he had lived since 1923.
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South Vet
Greenville
Nathaniel Comstock Bradford
J. A. Mattox
Vaughn Bank Closure Noted In Honor Of Mr Vaughn
Mr Vaughn, a Georgia native who moved to Texas at age three, lived in Amarillo since 1902 and had roles in an implement company automobile agency oil leases and real estate. He died recently and left a widow Fiorie de Ware Vaughn a father Sam A Vaughn Fort Worth three sisters and a brother all of Fort Worth.
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Amarillo
Sam Vaughn
Sam
Panhandle
Vaughn
Georgia
Texas
Baylor University
Fiorie de Ware Vaughn
Sam A. Vaughn
Fort Worth
Claudia Vaughn
William Melton
Wesley
T. Vaughn
Husband Quits Liquor With Secret Home Treatment
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Manufacturers Exchange
Kansas City
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