Radio Programs Highlight May 1 and May 3 Openings
The listings note two WJZ debuts in May with May 1 featuring a violinist, accordionist, and banjoist under Dave Boyd, Magnanti, and Carlino, plus a May 3 stag party with Sir Hubert Wilkins as guest speaker. Music by a male quartet and Nat Brusiloff directs the orchestra. Other broadcasts include Daddy and Rollo on WABCO at 6:45, George Jessel on WEAF at 7, Rin Tin Tin on WJZ at 7:15, Helen Corbin Heins as soloist on WEAF at 8, and Brad Browne with Al Liewelyn on WABC at 8.
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WJZ
Dave Boyd
Charles Magnanti
William Carlino
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Arctic Explorer
Nat Brusiloff
Daddy and Rollo
WABCO
George Jessel
Rudy Vallee
WEAF
Rin Tin Tin Story
Helen Corbin Heins
Washington
Brad Browne
al Liewelyn
Wabc Group
The Snake and the Courage to Spare It
A speaker recalls chasing a venomous reptile, weighing whether to kill. He describes pursuing the snake across brown grass and sand, stopping at a moral thought about sparing it to avoid causing more misery. The snake escapes while a companion’s instruction to kill echoes unanswered.
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Lo Say
NEW C OF C PRESIDENT IN AMARILLO CHAMBER
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce elected Dr. R. P. Parcells as president with Dean Kirk as vice president and Lawrence Hagg as second vice president. Vernon V. V. was re-elected manager and will keep staff. New directors include Lawrence Hagg Dwight Newby Ross D. Rogers and R. B. Pinkney.
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Amarillo
Lawrence Hagg
Dwight Newby
Ross D. Rogers
R. B. Pinkney
City Commission
Ww. H. Hayman
R. C. Martini
Wilbur C. Hawk
John K. Boyce
Will E. Herring
Fierce fighting near San Pedro Sula with 29 dead reported
News briefs describe heavy clashes near Chamelecon and San Pedro Sula as reinforcements rush to regulars. Casualties totaled 29 dead with many wounded. authorities say in San Pedro Sula area the toll was too high to estimate precisely.
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Ing
Chamelecon
San Pedro Sula
Amarillo Gas Rate Cut Prompts City Debate
The Amarillo Gas Company notified Mayor Ernest Thompson and the City Commission of a reduction in the domestic gas rate from 38 to 27 cents per thousand. Officials frame the move as a triumph for the mayor and city as a step toward municipal ownership, while private gas interests warn of market disruption and stress competition in Amarillo.
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Amarillo
Mayorompson
The
Rule
Colonel Ipson
Comppany
Amarllo
Panhandle
Elds
Red
Midh
Tack Letters Protest Gas and Oil Wholesale Abuse
A reader asks Tack to publish his letter about gas and oil wholesale purchases by local firms. He notes others already having letters printed and urges action, hinting at dissatisfaction with how columns are used. The writer references a page 15 "Tack Letters" feature for further discussion.
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Tack
Gas Bill Shifts With Volume In New Rate Schedule
The gas company official notes the firm has not paid a dividend and outlines the new versus old tariff. The table shows volume bands in cubic feet and the old and new cents per unit, with industrial users in the final bands offered flat private-contract rates.
Scout Berg Honored At Dinner By Local Scouts
More than 75 Scout leaders will attend a banquet tonight at Fellowship Hall Polk Street Methodist Church in honor of Gunnar H Berg director of volunteer training for the National Council of Boy Scouts of America. Berg will be principal speaker and also lead an open session at 8. The leadership and training committee chaired by C W Seibel sponsors the program. Marvin J Paul urges all interested in Scouting to attend.
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Fellowship Hall
Polk Street Methodist Church
Gunnar H. Berg
National Council of Boy Scouts of America
Berg
America
Leadership and Training Committee
C. W. Seibel
Marvin J. Paul
Scout
National Legion Head to Visit Friday in Amarillo
Ralph T. Duke O Neil national commander of the American Legion will be the honored guest of 100 Legionnaires Friday night at the Amarillo Hotel. He arrives Friday afternoon from Lubbock and will be joined by Hal C Brennan Texas department commander R O Whittaker Texas adjutant and Ernest Cox past commander Roy Cook commander of the New Mexico department will also be present.
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Ralph T. “Duke” O'Neil
American Legion
Amarillo
O'Neil
Lubcock
Hal C. Brennan
Department of Texas
R. O. Whitteaker
Texas
Ernest Cox
Roy Cook
New Mexico Department
Rites for Mrs Parks To Be in Pringle
The body of Ella Parks 48 wife of H N Parks of Pringle died in a local hospital Wednesday afternoon. Services were to be held at 3 PM in Pringle with Rev Bradford officiating. Burial in Leith Cemetery. Survived by husband, father J W Mayfield, Pringle. brother Bill Mayfield Stinnett. sister in law Mrs A Cookston Romero.
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Ella Parks
H. N. Parks
Pringle
Bradford
Stinnett Baptist Church
Leith
Solons Tour He Balloon Plant Inspectors Visit Texas Oklahoma
Solons led by Murphy and Dodd and A E Demaray tour government lands visiting Oklahoma reservations and Carlsbad Cavern. They press for helium plant protection air service unit and review park projects while avoiding new sites due to the economy and Hoover policies. The party travels from Amarillo to El Paso Albuquerque and Clovis, ending after a stop at the helium plant.
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el Dodd
The
Indian Service
A. E. Demaray
National Park Service
Oklahoma
Clinton
Budget Bureau
Murphy
Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Hoover
Carlsbad
Texas
el Paso
Albuquerque
Jones
Amarillo
Army
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Clovis
Shouse denies charge of buying magazine attack on Raskob
Washington April 23 Chairman Shouse of the Democratic National Executive Committee today denied a charge by Chairman Fess of the Republican National Committee that he said in a California speech the Republican organization bought 10,000,000 copies of a magazine article attacking John J. Raskob on religious grounds.
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Shouse
FESS
Washington
Democratic National Executive Committee Today
Republican National Committee
California
Republican Organization
John J. Raskob
Three in Hospital After Car Collision
Plainview reports that Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Jones and T. B. Jeter of Olton are in a hospital recovering from yesterday’s collision near Olton involving a gravel truck driven by Jeter. Jones sustains internal injuries, his wife a broken pelvis, and Jeter a scalp wound with multiple broken ribs. Also noted is a new railroad connection for Brown Cracker and Candy Company and Morrison Supply Company currently under construction by the Rock Island.
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Babe Ruth
Boston
U.P
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Plainview
L. D. Jones
T. B. Jeter
Olton
Jeter
Jones
Brown Cracker& Candy Company
North Taylor Street
Morrison Supply Company
North Fillmore Street
Rock Island
Foxhall New President Of Palo Duro Park Group
F N Foxhall of Memphis was elected president of the Palo Duro Park Association at the annual meeting. He succeeds Sam Braswell of Clarendon. Dr J W Stevens of Tulsa remains vice president and Rolla Townsend of Amarillo secretary treasurer. A K Webster Joe L Pope and Dr W A Warren named to plan park details with Canyon group.
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F. N. Foxhall
Memphis
Palo Duro Park Association
Sam Braswell
Clarendon
J. W. Stevens
Tulsa
James Smith
Amarillo
Rolla Townsend
Palo Duro Canyon
The
Canyon Chamber of Commerce
Park Association
A. K. Webster
Joe L. Pope
Hereford
W. A. Warren
Claude
Canyon Group
J. H. Read
Col
R. P. Smyth
Plainview
Re" de George
Canyon
C. F. Kerr
M. M. Noble
B. Orton
H. W. Crain
T. J. Page
G. L. Boykin
O. C. Watson
J. B. Elliston
J. W. Crudgington
Ray V. Davis
J. W. Kleinschmidt
Swift and cattle drives loom in a bustling meat industry report
The article notes Louis Swift and peers supplying about 50 million pounds of meat yearly as cattle arrivals ease on a light Monday with 14 thousand head compared to 25 thousand prior. It highlights packers driving output, with East favoring Polled Angus and West preferring Herefords, plus a photograph of the Prince of Wales riding with Louis Swift among cattle pens and a curious woman selling a doughout.
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Ers
Louis
Gus
Edward
Charles
Alden
Harold
Prince of Wales
Louis Swift
Santa Fe Minstrel Show Friday Night at Auditorium
Santa Fe auditorium hosts a minstrel show titled Gay Shadows featuring songs dances wisecracks and over 50 Santa Fe employees in two parts with railroad songs chop suey overtures trombone smears and specialty dances. Tickets cost 50 cents adults 25 cents children and proceeds support the Santa Fe orchestra on tour. Curtain rises at 8 30 Friday night.
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Santa Fe Auditorium
Santa Fe Orchestra
Santa Fe
Probe Cities Ordered to Send Police Captains Bank Records
Authorities demand records of bank accounts for 17 police captains amid a hold up of public funds. A captain earning 4000 annually is questioned after a 100000 balance is reported. Public hearings begin in Los Angeles over hospital mismanagement and missing supplies totaling 500000.
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Los Angeles
General Hospital
N. N. Wood
Frank L. Shaw
Market roundups from Kansas City and New Orleans
Kansas City hog and cattle trading shows 5 000 hogs with prices down 15 to 25 cents and cattle and sheep varied with feeders and yearlings moving. New Orleans cotton opens steady then dips as Liverpool and New York influences shift, July and October futures fluctuating within a tight range before midday recovery.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Arizona
New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Capudine Quickly Relieves Headache Across Causes
Capudine ends headaches in minutes regardless of cause such as nervousness indigestion eyes or overwork. As a liquid it acts immediately often in one third the time of other forms. Non narcotic and gentle on digestion, it is doctor approved and sold at drug stores in 10c 30c and 60c bottles or by the dose at soda fountains.
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Allegheny Corp
Allis Chalmers Esse
Amerada Wees Eee
Eecenees
Am & Forn Pw
Car & Fdy
Comi
Alco
Steee International
Am Tel & Tel Oe
Maracaibo
Am_ Republics
AT & S F RR
Auburn Auto
Gulf
Penn Nd Aviation Corp
Houston
Baldwin Ak
Borg Warner
Pan American
Au Bucyrus Erie
Panhandle P. & R
Rulova Watch
Petroleum Corpus Burroughs
Tereeee
Phillips Dt
Byers
Calif Packing Ee
Plymouth Oil
Pierce
Prairie O
Canadian Pacific
Celotex Co
Richfield
Ein
Cerro de Pasco
Rio Grande
Calumet & Heels
OMS
Chesapeake Corp
Royal Dutch
Chespeake Ohio
CM & St P RR
Shell Union Uh Cc
RI & P RR
Simmesot
Chrysler Corp
Isly Sinclair
Coca Cola Coroone
Land Royalty Cola
Columbia G
Comwith & Sthrn
Sunray Oil Corp
Continental
Superior Oil
Tex Pac
Consolidated Gas
Vacuum
Union Oil O Cal
Cater Tractor
Eseee Y Coty Inc Aweewes
Warner-Quinlan Een
Crucible Steel
Ohio Oil
Cutler
Curtiss Wright
Detroit Edison
Superpower
Alay
Dupont
Nat Gas
Eastman Kodak
D Gas & Elec
Eaton Axle & Spr
Marconi
Endicott Johnson O
Whyte
Cooper-Bessemer
Erie Railroad
Deere & Co
Eureka Vacuum
DeForest Radio Mar Field & Co
Detroit Aircraft Airy Fish Rubber
Elec
Bond & Share
Fos Wheeler
Ford Motor. Ltd
Freeport Texas
Ford O Can
Fox Film A
Fox ‘Theatre “A
Bey Frisco Pepsccoes Eee
General Elec Bare
Goldman Sachs
General Mills
Lone Star Gas
General Motors
Midwest Utilities
Gillette S Raz
Auveee Neeee
Niagara
Glidden Wees Aee
Pennroad Corp
Bi Gold Dust Corp
Oe Ly
Air Trans
Goodrich T & 2
United Gases
Goodyear T & R Aeee
Lgt & Pwr
Gotham Silk Hose
Graham Paige
Western Air Express
Gr Northway
Gr Western Sugar
Hahn Dept Stores
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Inter Nickel
Inter Cement
Fel & Tel
Johns Manaville
Kayser Julius Secreeenes
Kelvinator Corp
Kelsey Hayes
Kennecott Copper Es
Loews
Louseville
Natl Air Trans
Sewenee
Natl
Bellas Hess
Nee Seeveee
Natl Dairy Proe
Natl Biscuit Co
New York
Cen RR
Natl Cash
NH & BM
Nevada
Weeteeee
North America
Oliver Farm
Paramount, Publix
Pathe Exchange
Packar
Penney J
Pennsylvania RR
Pillsbury Flr M
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Joe
Pub Ser
Wbeeee
Ally Pullman
Purity Bakery
United Corp Eeweee
United Carbon
Union Carbide
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Promises Easy Bowel Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pep sin as a gentle, effective laxative for constipation. It claims thousands treated, 47 years of practice, and wide appeal across ages with pleasant taste and no griping. The copy emphasizes rapid daily benefits and suitability for women, older people, and even babies.
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Dr. Caldwell
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Radion
Sentimentalist
Edgar A. Guest
US Pipe & Fdry Cheeeses
Steenedteee Sweeten
Vanadium Corpone
Warner Bros Pic
Warner Bros Coolite
Wes Maryland RR
West Pac RR
Westhouse
White Motor Co
Westhouse Air Brae
Willys Overland
Woolworth Fwc
NEW C. OF C. President
DR. R. P, Parcells
Providence
R. L
Anversoise
Soviet Republic
Field's Point
Treasury Department
Or Thompson
City Gas
Thompson
Hisre
LE. Wertz
Prouicers and Refiners
Wertz
Gaspany
Mr. Wertz
Ernestson
KGRS
Tim Healy
WDAG
Vick Harris
Nat
Majestic
Monarch of the Air
Amarillo Electric Company
East 8Th Street
Bradder Johnson
Sister Johnson
Marvin Jones
Marvin
W. Childers
South
Roberts Street
Mr. Childers
Zoological Garden
Tri-State Fair
Dutch Vahue
Russell Stationery Company
North Panhandle
Nips
Ralph Prindle
Pierce Street
Old Tack
Raymon Keenum
Northwest
Third Avenue
San Jacinto
Martha M. Nelson
Amarillo Welfare Association
State Welfare Board
Dallas
O. V. Vernon
National Head OF Legion
Solons
C.P. Aim
Man Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Foxhall
Park Group
Palo Eouro Association
Larry Brunk
Missouri
E. L. Britain
Brunk
House Committee
Clifford Rens
St. Louis
House of Representatives
Detroit Police Department
Jerry Buckley
Oliver
Garrett
Police
San Diego
Cal
George Moulton
E. A. Hornbeck
Municipal Utilities Protective League of
Seattle
Frank Edwards
Atlanta
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Griswold
St Paul
Asheville
N. C
Chicago
NEW York Stocks Co
Jno
F. Clark
Allied Chem
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