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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1937

Page

2

Senior College Bill Moves to Four Year Status

The House sent the Senate a bill to convert North Texas junior agricultural college at Arlington into a four year senior college with final passage 74 to 55. Other measures include delinquent tax penalties and interest bills, optional city levies, and utility earnings limits plus enabling cities to regulate telephone firms. Governor Allred signed a bill capping annual earnings of public utilities at eight percent of investments.

Austin House Senate North Texas Junior Agricultural College Arlington Minority Committee Labor Committee Arisprudence Group Allred

Registration of Vehicles Brings County $92 087

Potter County reports March vehicle registrations brought in 892 087 for county roads and the commissioners salary fund plus 4 542 in commissions. Total highway fees reached 145 253 with 406 going to the State Highway Department. Ad Valorem, beer and wine licenses, and inheritance taxes added 5 557, mostly for the county.

Potter County Chaffeur State Highway Department

KGNC Radio Schedule and Local Notes

Evening and morning KGNC air time blocks listed with NBC programs and local features. A deputy in the County Clerk’s office returns after two months’ leave amid a broader note about station programming and personnel.

Peniine Bell Eek Seay Ulaw

Appeal for Books and New Radio Studio At Printers Hospital

A Chicago reader reports from Colorado Springs where Union Printers Hospital serves 600 patients with a free library of mostly pre 1928 books. He urges Globe-News readers to donate books and cover transport costs, while staff details a new acoustically treated studio complex with three studios, sound proofing, air conditioning, and NBC teletype facilities.

Mr. Tack Union Printers’ Hospital Colorado Springs Colorado Globe-News W. FE. Smith Harrison Street Avery The News-Globe E. RB. T

Stella Breedlove Dies After Pneumonia Illness

Stella Mae Breedlove 33 wife of T. K. Breedlove of 809 North Madison Street died Sunday night in a local hospital due to pneumonia. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Roxwell Brothers Chapel conducted by Major G Lambrecht of the Salvation Army, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. She belonged to Assembly of God Church. Survived by husband, three daughters Lorene Christine Betty Joe and a seven month old son Jimmie Dean.

T. K. Breedlove North Madison Street Mear Breedlove Roxwell Brothers Chapel G. Lambrecht Salvation Army Memorial Park Lorene Christine Betty Joe Jimmie Dean

Witt Named Court Reporter for 108th District

Joe Witt selected to replace the late W N Baker as reporter of the 108th District Court. He previously worked in Judge Gee’s court and more recently served as reporter in Judge Reese Tatum’s 60th District Court in Dalhart. Pending assignment, Rows Lambdin will act as reporter in Amarillo.

Joe FL Witt 108Th District Court W. N. Baker W. E. Gee Witt Gee Baker Reese Tatum Dalhart Amarillo Rows Lambdin

Vacation Is Over For Ed Hardin

Ed Hardin president of Amarillo Hardware Company returns to his office after a South America trip. He traveled with Mrs Hardin who stayed in New York then cruised to Bermuda with Mrs John Barry of Clovis. The Clovis party joined him in New York on April 7 after visiting Washington DC to meet Congressman Marvin Jones and Senator Tom Connaily.

Ed Hardin Amarillo Hardware Company South America

Special Program Planned Tonight at First Baptist Church

A fellowship meeting at the First Baptist Church will run from 6 to 8 tonight. Judge WN Stoses will deliver the address, with musical numbers included. George S. Vineyard, president of the organization, invites all men of the church. Guy Carlander arranged the program.

WN. Stoses Fellowship First Baptist Church George S. Vineyard Use Organisation Guy Carlander

Continued on Pane ID request for TACK Toorings

The reader seeks a continuation on pane ID for a feature titled What The Write to TACK. No date, place, or organization is provided. Please supply the pane reference or page identifier to locate the continuation.

Seek Relatives of H. B. Hammond

Amarillo relatives of H. B. Hammond, a Brown Shoe Company salesman connected to Shanghai and Los Angeles, are sought after his death by his own hand Sunday in a Los Angeles hotel. Police report he mentioned a sister-in-law in Amarillo to a friend T. V. Hunter. No other personal details or next of kin were found in his effects. The body remains in Los Angeles as investigations continue.

Hammond Brown Shoe Company St. Louis Metropole Shanghai Los Angeles Amarillo T. V. Hunter

George and Gracie Start NBC Grape Nuts Radio Series

George Porgie Burns and Gracie Allen roar to a new weekly NBC radio series for Grape Nuts. The program airs 8 30 to 9 00 PM each Monday on KGNC with Ray Nobie and his orchestra and Dick Foran.

George Porgie Burns Gracie Allen NBC Tonight KGNC Burns Allen Ray Nobie Dick Foran Gracie Cwarge Jack Benny General Foods Benny Mary Livingston

Rhythm on Range Held Over at the Texas Theater

A crooner Bing Croeby sings to Frances Palmer while Rob Burns and Martha Rye provide comedy at the Texas Theater. The cowboy romance centers on a tale of love with an heiress, who eventually falls for him after musical numbers.

Texas Theater Bing Croeby Frances Palmer Rob Burns Martha Rye Bing

Officers Hold Boys Who Came Here To Work Buy Bicycle

Potter County officers arrested two Lelia Lake farm boys Claude Rain age 14 and Vernon Rain age 18 and held them in the county jail awaiting parental pickup. The youths said they came Sunday afternoon intending to work to earn money to buy a bicycle.

Potter County Lelia Lake Farm Claude Vernon Rain Jall Claude Ts Vernon

County Fathers Approve March Bills and Supplies Purchases

Potter County Committee approves payment of March bills and accepted bids from stationery firms for office supplies. County Judge Newt Rigg presided with a full board present at the meeting.

Potter County Morhing Dilla Newt Rigg

C K Morris Granted Permit To Build On Travis Street

C K Morris was granted a permit to build a six room brick veneer residence at 111 Travis Street. The estimated cost is at least $5 000 and L G Brown the contractor has set July 7 as the completion date.

Travis Street K. Morris G. Brown

No Trace Found in Missing Photographer Gerald Gray

Police report no trace of Gerald B. Gray 27 a photographer and son of Mr and Mrs B C Gray of 1400 Lincoln Street. He disappeared from Eunice New Mexico around April 1 and was not found when his father searched on April 3.

Gerald B. Gray B. C. Gray Lincoln Street Eunice N. M Young Gray

Nunn Electric to Remodel Storefront on Polk Street

The Nunn Electric Company at 425 Polk Street will be remodeled and enlarged. Manager Carl Hare says about $2500 will be spent to reseal and reconfigure the front display area and create more space for the service department in the rear.

Nunn Electric Company Polk Street Carl Hare

Cooling Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment Ad

Old Blue Star Ointment relieves itching from enema rash tetter ringworm and other itchy conditions. Satisfaction guaranteed with first jar or money back.

Shell Oil Co Raises Wages Across Gulf to Great Lakes

Shell Petroleum announces wage hikes affecting about 90 percent of its 12 000 employees from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Lakes. Monthly workers under 250 receive $10 more per month. hourly staff gain six to seven cents per hour. The Houston refinery area sees about 160 000 dollars in annual raises, with 1250 refinery employees included.

Houston Shell Petroleum Corporation T. E. Swigart Shell Texas Gulf Area Swigart Shell Petroleum Gulf of Mexico Great Lakes Rockies Appalachians

Alka-Seltzer Show Premieres Tonight on KGNC

NBC's Uncle Ezra's Radio Station returns to Amarillo airwaves on KGNC for fifteen minutes each Monday Wednesday and Friday at 6 15 PM The program follows Uncle Ezra and his "powerful five watter" staff through their adventures and misadventures in a light entertainment segment

KGNC Alka-Seltzer Amarillo NBC Uncle Ezra

County Attorney Tom Seay Confined At Home

County Attorney Tom Seay was confined to his home at 1207 Van Buren Street with a serious cold, according to reports.

Tom Seay van Buren Street

Court rules Wagner Act does not violate press freedom

Justice Roberts delivers unanimous decision with a 5 to 4 ruling in the Associated Press case. Hughes argues the steel industry is vital to interstate commerce and Congress may safeguard collective bargaining and labor organization through the Wagner Act and the National Labor Relations Board.

Ner Hughes Bus Company Justice Roberts Gation Associated Press United States Congress Respondent Jones and Laughlin National Labor Relations Board

Traditional Frying Tips For Meat Fish Croutons And Rinds

Step by step guide describes breading meat with eggs and crumbs then frying in hot shortening. It notes drying fish, dipping in sweet milk and flour, and frying to golden brown. It mentions croutons from buttered bread and savoring watermelon rind preparation.

Preserving Tips And Kitchen Cleaning Cures

Cut for preserving add water to cover then 5 teaspoons KC Baking Powder and soak overnight. Use preserves as usual. Stale bread serves as a cheap wallpaper cleaner by rubbing on paper like an eraser. Fresh bread crumbs yield a finer color for frying than dried crumbs. Do not wash meat. wipe with a cold wet cloth to clean.

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Malone & Lyon Don Winslow Navy Hawker Trail Jack Armstrong Mary Mail Feera Midgee Williams John Herrick Hite Enecores Voice of Firestone Sid Tvaughn Hollywood National Radio Forum Newa Bkg Breakfast Club Naca Mnews Marincello Ma Perkins Honeyboy Basairas Idee Manaisier Aris Butternut Bakers Dtrain Livestork Amarillo High School J. C. Wright Margaret Jane Higgins John Patton Buster Threadgill Peter LeToney Fort Sam Houston Studio Wes Tezard Ted Taylor Eddie Baumel Rittenberry and Carder C. S. Lambie Stella Breedlove Stella Mae Breedlove Joe Witt H. B. Hammond George C. K. Morris Nunn Electric Shell Oil Co Lone Star Fort Worth U.R Lone Star Gas Co American Federation of Labor William Green Troy Mr. Lundberg Sar Nu-Sheen Troy Laundry
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