Beer 3 2 hits Plains prompting broad warnings and plans
Reports say 3.2 beer arrives from Colorado to four Panhandle towns at 88 a case with Amarillo orders at 3 40 a case for 24 pints advance payment suspected unfulfilled deliveries. Saloons lack full supplies as bootleggers and dry states loom. Beefeeders see rising beef demand and wind shifts hint at possible rain.
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Plains
Panhandle
Colorado
Amarillo
Texas
Denver
Kansas City
Chicago
New York
Front Page at Paramount Sparks Casting War and Debate
Dr Parcells defends a tamed yet realistic Front Page production as Louise Evans performs a bold 10 story leap with suggestive lines. Tack criticizes casting choices and age fit while praising peers at the News Globe and the Paramount engagement slated for Friday night.
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Dr. Pardus
Dr. Parcells
Tack
News-Globe
Globe News
Fred Post
Hildy Johnson
Wes Izzard
Paramount Theater
Paramount
R. P. Parcells
Conway community celebration boosts morale and public turnouts
A Conway tacky party drew 300 plus attendees as community leaders praised morale and optimism. The mother in law of Tack appeared briefly, while Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Walker led the entertainment committee. Local clubs and Panhandle groups attended. Ray Calliham spoke and Floyd Calliham hosted. A ginger cake impressed the mother in law and a recipe may be printed.
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Conway
Dr. Parcells
Post Office
Old Tack
Conway Community Club
Tack
W. J. Wright
Charles Walker
Otis Walker
A. B. Adams
Wright
Panhandle
Conway Event Boosts Morale As Deprivation Fades
A standing army received a large basket of canned meats and vegetables at Conway as locals recalled a late program that kept attendees past midnight. Ralph Randall and Panhandle performers highlighted the gathering while Dave Warren, Mrs. Crumpacker, Eva Craig, and others attended. readings by Mrs. Wright and Miss Tommy Les Epting pleased the crowd. The Groom orchestra provided music and optimism grew that the four-year downturn would end by fall, with Conway residents already feeling a bounce in spirits.
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Conway
Ralph Randall
Panhandle
Dave Warren
Dave
Allred Called On To Rule On 3.2 Percent Beer
A Texas legislator asks Attorney General James V. Allred to decide if the legislature may via act declare 3.2 beer non intoxicating. The matter could be raised by House resolution and a ruling from the AG remains possible. A 1930 court ruling held beer need not show alcoholic content to prove sale.
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Austin
U.P
James V. Allred
Texas
House
Court of Criminal Appeals
Murray Seeks Referendum Before Oklahoma Beer Bill
Governor William H. Murray said he would sign Oklahoma 3.2 percent beer legalization only if its effective date is delayed until after a popular vote. Three senators pressed for referendum approval as the revised bill moved through the Senate after a 21 to 20 committee vote and was awaiting final passage.
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Oklahoma City
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Senate Ceer
House
Senate
East Galveston Bay Fishing Bill Dies in Committee
April 11 report from Austin states a measure to close East Galveston Bay to fishing for one year was killed in a House Committee. The bill would have halted fishing activity in the bay area for twelve months.
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Bill Austin
Galveston Bay
Clean Chinese Defenders Out of Wall Forts in Manchuria
Japanese air scouts report widespread Chinese retreat from Lengkow and along the Swan River Valley. Maj. Gen. Yoshiaki Takata’s troops pursue remnants of General Chang Chen toward Kienchanying as Chinese forces abandon Lengkow Hills leaving hundreds dead and large quantities of arms. american mission at Taitowying. Chinwangtao near Haiyang. Ting Chiang’s Manchukuo volunteer army advancing around Chinwangtao.
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Manchuria
Swan River Valley
Lengkow
Jehol
Yoshiaki Takata
Chang Chen
Kienchanying
China
Eastern Star Visitor to Attend Bonita Chapter Meeting
Mrs. Lorena Britain deputy grand matron for Bonita Chapter Order of Eastern Star will pay an official visit at the regular meeting Tuesday evening at 8 at the Masonic Temple.
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Eastern Star
Lorena Britain
Bonita Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Santa Fe Auditor J. E. Baxter Dead
Santa Fe system general auditor J. E. Baxter died Tuesday morning in Chicago after a brief pneumonia illness. A 63 year old veteran of the railroad, he joined the Santa Fe in 1889 and rose from clerk at Topeka to general auditor in Chicago by 1925. He had many friends, some in Amarillo, and left no immediate family.
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J. E. Baxter
Santa Fe
Chicago
Baxter
Topeka
Kan
Galveston
Texas
Amarillo
Galveston News Reaches 92nd Year Of Publication
The Galveston News, Texas's oldest paper, celebrates entering its 92nd year of operation as of today April 11.
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Texas
Galveston
Galveston News
Hitler names Goering Nazi Premier of Prussia
Unofficial reports say Adolf Hitler appointed Hermann Goering, his chief aide, as Nazi Premier of Prussia on April 11 in Berlin. The move signals consolidating control within the regime and appoints a key loyalist to the influential regional post.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Hermann Goering
Prussia
Potter County Court Handles Routine Tuesday Session
Routine county business was transacted Tuesday morning by the Potter County commissioners court. The commissioners were to be in session again Tuesday afternoon.
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Potter County Commissioners’ Court
Repairing Tire Accident Kills Man Near Terrell
William Todd, 27, died yesterday after being struck by an automobile while fixing a tire on a highway about 15 miles east of Terrell in Te as. His body was sent to Timpson, his home, for burial.
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Terrell
Tex
William
Todd
Timpson
Banish Acid Stomach This Simple Easy Way
An advertisement proclaims Dr. Emil's Adla Tablets banish acid stomach indigestion and gas for quick relief. Fox Drug Co and City Drug Stores are listed as sellers.
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Emil
Fox Drug Co
City Drug Stores
Market report says Hogs and cattle firm across Kansas City
Kansas City hogs strong to 10 higher with top 3.59 for 180 to 240 pound fat hogs. Calves, steers, and cows show mixed gains and steadiness across other classes. Sheep prices rise for fed lambs while ewes and lambs move within narrow ranges. Cotton and stock market sections note gains and losses with mixed indicators in New York and New Orleans.
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Kansas City
V. Re Dept. of Agriculture
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