D A R Officers Election Focuses on Defense Policy
At the Daughters of the American Revolution continental congress in Washington the day centers on electing seven vice presidents general and the national defense question. Balloting results will be announced tomorrow, with president general election deferred until next year.
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Washington
The
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Continental Congress
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Brosseau
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Tactless Texan at River Road school talk draws crowd
The Tactless Texan recounts his life, early poverty, and rise to a columnist role at River Road school in Amarillo. A three minute ovation greets him, with O. W. receiving praise. he notes help to the athletic fund and reflects on family, writing career, and community generosity amid hunger concerns.
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River Road
E. V. Dulaney
O. W
C. W
Doniphan County
Kansas
Amarillo
Ou, W
Noted Organists Headline State Music Clubs Concert
Music lovers attending the State Federation Music Clubs convention heard Katherine Hammo of Dallas and William Marsh of Fort Worth, two leading organists, give a varied program at Centr Presbyterian Church. Most pieces were by American composers. soprano Mrs. Ed Mayer sang two songs accompanied by Mrs. R. C. Martini.
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Katherine Hammo
Dallas
Tex Guild of Organists
William Marsh
Fort Worth
Texas Composers Guild
Southest
Centr Presbyterian Church
America
Ed Mayer
Marie Ponnelle
Mary Louise Brown
R. C. Martini
Jones Bros. Byline Error Corrected in Globe Report
A Globe article about the Jones Bros. carried the By Floyd Jones byline by mistake. The piece was written by a staff writer for The Retailer magazine from which it was sourced. A kerosene dampened cloth cleans linoleum tiles porcelain and stoves effectively.
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Jones Bros
Globe
Floyd Jones
U. S
Mr. Jones
Tack's Revised Program for Amarillo Growth and Livability
A regional civic agenda outlines aims for Amarillo including more hotels and housing, lower utility costs, expanded commerce and services, new infrastructure such as a municipal airport and golf course, and stricter laws. It notes opposition to limited lake access, calls for higher crude oil pricing, and greater investment to attract industries and improve livability.
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Amarillo
Bivins Lake
San Jacinto
Bivins
Palo Dure Canyons
Letters From Readers Praise Lions Club Work
Alice Burleson thanks the Lions for aiding her son Paul Ray Burleson after a hospital return in Oklahoma City. She credits Mr Beasley and Mr Ames for support and hopes all Lions are told of their kindness. E R T notes the group's crippled children movement.
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Lions Club
Paul Ray Burleson
Oklahoma City
Jooks
Tack
Paul Ray
Miss Duncan
Mr. Beasley
Mr. Ames
Alice Burleson
J. N. Beasley
Girl Scouts Pass Electricians Test in Amarillo
Patricia Blaisdell and Evelyn Crews become the first Amarillo Girl Scouts to win the Electrician's merit badge. The local scout director says the test is very difficult with tasks such as diagramming home electrical current and explaining fuses. Nunn Electric Company endorsed the girls' tests.
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Patricia Blaisdell
Evelyn Crews
Amarillo
W. H. Austill
Nunn Electric Company
River Road Box Social Boosts School Funds
River Road district residents and school officials hosted a candidates rally and box social for Potter County, Old Tack of The Globe and others. The event raised 172 dollars for the baseball program, with auctions, music, and a formal welcome from local leaders.
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River Road
Potter County
Old Tack
The
Globe
RE. B. Dulaney
Funeral for Oldham Youth Held Today
Funeral services for Walter Grady Oldham a 13 year old boy of Canyon were held at 2 PM today from the family home conducted by Rev W C Kunze Canyon Presbyterian church Burial was in Dreamland cemetery The boy was the son of Mr and Mrs Grady Oldham the First State bank cashier in Canyon and the family is well known in the area
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Grady Oldham
Canyon
W. C. Kunze
Canyon Presbyterian Church
Mr. Oldham
First State Bank of
Dreamland Cemetery
Chumley Funeral Held This Afternoon
Funeral services for W. V. Chumley 69 who died Tuesday afternoon were held at the Apostolic church at 2 o clock with Rev J W DeWalt officiating. Burial followed in Llano Cemetery under the direction of N B Griggs and Sons.
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W. V. Chumley
Apostolic Church
J. W. de Walt
Llano Cemetery
N. 8. Griggs and Sons
Byrd Antarctic voyage eyed for science and riches
The piece notes Commander Byrd's South Pole air expedition as a chance for scientific data on tides and ice, but the crowd hopes for reports of new gold fields and fur seals. It praises new speech writing tech by AT and T and argues labor should gain higher wages from saved time.
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Commander Byrd
South Pole
Byrd
Antarctic
Arden's Rosary to Bring Large Crowd Friday
Indications point to a good turnout for the play Arden's Rosary by the Boys' Dramatic club of St. Mary's academy at 8 o'clock Friday evening. It will be paired with the comedy A Second Rip Van Winkle. The double bill is supervised by the academy sisters.
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Boys’ Dramatic Club
St. Mary’s Academy
Academy
Edward Arden
Leo McDade
Tom Crawford
Crawford
San Jacinto Program At High School
The San Jacinto Day program was presented at the high school during the morning assembly. A. B. Hays spoke on the early history of Texas as students prepared to attend the district scholastic meet in Canyon tomorrow due to school dismissal.
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San Jacinto
Canyon
A. B. Hays
Texas
Travel letter Puzzle hides twenty flower names
A crossword style Travel letter Puzzle directs readers to start at the letter RK marked Start and move through adjacent letters in four directions to form twenty different flower names without revisiting letters or crossing black squares. Finish when all flowers are found.
Rhythm of a nursery rhyme in playful verse
A nostalgic excerpt recites the classic rhyme about a cat and fiddle the cow leaping the moon a dog laughing and a dish fleeing with a spoon capturing a whimsy moment in children's verse.
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Diddle Diddie
Fitzmaurice Finishes Mission With Bremen Crew
Major James Fitzmaurice, after flying the transatlantic Bremen to Greenly island, aims to wrap repairs with Fraulein Herta Junkers and return the ship to New York. Damages include a broken propeller and cracked landing gear but no major harm beyond minor losses. Repairs will be undertaken in Montreal and Murray Bay, with parts delivered to Greenly island. weather permitting, Bremen could fly again in two to three days.
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Murray Bay
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Wright Furniture and Manufacturing opens in Amarillo
A new warehouse and wholesale house named Wright Furniture and Manufacturing opens in Amarillo led by S H Wright president of the Amarillo Furniture chain. The store offers combined warehousing and wholesale value. The building at 210 Arthur Street houses 16 000 square feet of floor space and 27 600 square feet of storage with a large stock of furniture displayed.
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Wright Furniture and Manufacturing Company
S. H. Wright
Amarillo Furniture Company
Ght
Wright
Arthur Street
Early Texas History Talk Urges San Jacinto Day Observance
In a meeting of the Infernos club Latin department, a presentation of A Slave Girl featured Katherine Kirk introducing the cast led by Miss Anna May Klapproth. Cast included Harry Bivins Verlan Twadell Christine Dyche Catherine Duncan John Coy Gertrude Higgenbotham Virginia MecKichan Rhoda Abel. Gaudeamus Igitur and Forever Blowing Bubbles were sung in Latin during scene changes. Artichokes served chilled with Russian dressing and cheese wafers.
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Texas
San Jacinto
Infernos Club Latin Department
Katherine Kirk
Anna May Klapproth
Harry Bivins
Verlan Twadell
Christine Dyche
Catherine Duncan
John Coy
Gertrude Higgenbotham
Virginia MecKichan
Rhoda Abel
Two Worlds Within A Child’s Quiet World
The poem compares two worlds a child knows. One is a small familiar space with neighbors and daily life. The other is a distant vast world learned from school with kings and distant realms. The speaker notes both inner and outer worlds shape the mind and heart.
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Ares
Edgar A
Market Report: Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices Mixed Across Markets
Kansas City hogs receipts 4,000 head and calves 1,000 head. hogs 25 to 40 cents higher with top at 9.70 for 200-210 lb. cattle steady to firm with fat cows up to 9.50 and fed heifers to 12.50. Arizona springers and woolly lambs priced up. East St Louis receipts 11,500 hogs and 1,500 cattle with higher bids. cotton and grain futures mix amid steady to higher tones. New York stock market opens with mixed gains led by Rail and Radio stocks.
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Associated Press
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Associated Preas
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Delaware & Hudson
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Bethlehem Steel
Lima Locomotive
General Electric
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St. Paul Common
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American Woolen
Lambert and
Greene Cananea
Sterling
Prayer Service Advances Two Hour Sacred Music Plan
A ritual session heard a unified prayer to childhood and heard committee reports all approved. Mrs. F L Carson of San Antonio proposed a two hour sacred and choir music service endorsed by W J Marsh of Fort Worth and adopted unanimously receiving district prize results. The Fourth District won the loving cup and a $25 prize for most clubs, with 46 clubs enrolled, and Marsh earned $100 for best choral composition The Flower Fair at Peking.
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F. L. Carson
San Antonio
W. J. Marsh
Fort Worth
Texas Composers Guild
Peking
Hamilton to Be On Air at KGRS Tonight
Hamilton Tire Service launches a half hour radio program on KGRS at 7 PM announcing free airplane rides. D B Little Ham Hamilton will perform popular tunes and his own works. Garland Big Ham Hamilton Tire Service owner is expected to note the event during the broadcast.
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Ham Hamilton
KGRS
Tonigh
D. B
Little Ham
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