Blair Cherry and coaching shifts at Amarillo scene
Rumors swirl around Blair Cherry with potential move to Oklahoma University as Biff Jones visits Norman for possible staff changes. Northwestern aide Tom Stidham linked to Jones, two assistants named, Cherry set on pay parity, Bull Lynch tentatively next Amarillo coach if Cherry departs. Hoover pursuit of Republican nomination noted in Fast. Local tips include a dust proofing boast from Mrs Hefner and a missing red cocker spaniel named Eli, last seen near South Buchanan Street and West Seventh Street, reward offered.
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Tnow
Blair Cherry
Oklahoma University
Biff Jones
Norman
United Press
Tom Stidham
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Jones
Oklahoma
Howard
Bull) Lynch
Amarillo
Wayne DeGrassi
Eli
Wayne
West Seventh Street
News-Glo
Amarillo Philhamonic notes and local updates at 4:45 PM
The Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra will perform at the Municipal Auditorium featuring Christian Thaulow's Note Man and a display of slides by children. Selections include Wagner Tanhauser March and Tschaikowsky Marche Slave with Bach and Boccherini pieces. Ed Roberts receives news from Chicago hospital. Community notes recount local anecdotes, weather, and farm news including wheat allotments and public notices.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Thaulow
Richard Wagner
Tschaikowsky
Boccherini
Thanlow
W. A. McIntosh
Burdine Insurance Suit Excluded in Federal Ruling
Federal Judge James C. Wilson ruled that by laws in an insurance policy excluding payment when the insured is slain by the beneficiary are valid. The suit by Mrs. Florence Burdine to collect 15 000 on four policies issued on her husband Stan ley G. Burdine was excluded from trial. The decision will be appealed. Burdine was slain last summer and Mrs Burdine was acquitted in a separate self defense case. A fifth policy was payable when the case was tried months ago.
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James C. Wilson
Florence Burdine
Stanley G. Burdine
James O. Guileke
Stone and
Guleke
Burdine
47Th District Court
Wilson
Ile
108Th District Court
Santa Fe May Take Over Frisco Line
Fort Worth April 23 The Star Telegram reports Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe engineers inspected the Frisco line from Fort Worth to Menard to assess a possible acquisition. If completed, Santa Fe could shorten Fort Worth to Lubbock travel by about 100 miles and gain access to new sections of the state via the Frisco route.
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Fort Worth
The
Star-Telegram
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad
Menard
Santa Fe
Lubbock
Temple
Brownwood
Frisco
Clovis
N. M
California
Officers in Lamb County Under Bond
Fort Worth April 23. Sheriff J L Irvin of Lamb County his son Crisco Irvin and Sheriff s chief deputy Lawrence Wal raven plus 25 others were charged with dealing in untaxed liquor and placed under bonds of 2500 each They were arraigned before US Commissioner Lois Newam and pleaded not guilty while waiving preliminary hearing Bonds posted immediately after the hearing
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Fort Worth
J. L. Irvin
Lamb County
Crisco Irvin
Lawrence Walraven
United States
Lois Newam
Clipper Crew Pursues Hawaiian Round Trip Flight
Musick and five companions push a trail blazing mission aboard the giant Clipper. Radio Officer W T Jarboe Jr relieves the engineer and prepares meals seven thousand feet above the Pacific while headwinds test the gleaming hull. The four motors cut through the crosswinds on the ocean crossing toward an ambitious landfall plan.
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Pacific
Musick
Hawaiian Islands
W.T. Jarboe, Jr
Victor Wright
Lions delegates entertain with stunt program and candidates
Two men Jimmy Greene of Colorado and Ralph Randal of Panhandle were announced as district governor candidates. Big Spring and Colorado sought next year’s convention. District Governor E. J. Pitts of Lubbock and International Director Fred L. Grimes of Hillsboro noted growing membership and club activities and outlined a model schedule for community service.
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Jimmy Greene
Colorado
Ralph Randal
Panhandle
Big Spring
E. J. Pitts
Lubbock International
Fred L. Grimes
Hillsboro
V F W Auxiliary Chief to Visit Amarillo Posts
Mrs. Mabel G Shaw department president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will visit the John B Golding Post auxiliary in Amarillo tomorrow on a Panhandle tour with her husband Mr Shaw The meetings at the American Legion Home Municipal Auditorium will include finalizing plans for the Gold Star Mother's Day program Refreshments and an entertaining program are planned The Shaws will also visit the Pampa Post Thursday night and the Tulsa Post Friday night
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Mabel G. Shaw
Ladies Auxiliary of
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Amarillo
John B. Golding
Shaw
Panhandle V. F. W
American Legion
Municipal Auditorium
J. W. Barr
Barr
Mrs. Shaw
Pampa
Tulsa Post
Pleas to extend broadcasting facilities denied for Texas stations
Applicants for extension of broadcasting facilities for three Texas stations faced a 15 day window to file exceptions after examiners recommended denial. William McAllister of San Antonio sought KMAC and KGKL at San Angelo, while T E Kirksey sought KFYO at Lubbock. The FCC is expected to issue a final decree in two to three weeks, as is typical after examiner recommendations.
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Washington
Texas
The
Communications Commission
William, McAllister
San Antonio
KMAC
Kgkl, Inc
KGKL
San Angelo
T. E. Kirksey
KFYO
Lubbock
New Rail Offices Come to Amarillo
Charles B. Hinsey traveling freight and passenger agent for the St. Louis-San Francisco Railway will establish traffic offices in Amarillo May 1. The offices will be in the Amarillo National Bank Building. Hinsey says the Panhandle presents excellent business and the move aims to supervise it correctly.
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Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Charles B. Hinsey
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway
Amarillo National Bank
Hinsey
Panhandle
Texas Legislature clash over gambling and gas bills
In Austin lawmakers push to repeal an outlawed provision taxing marble machines and consider a horse race betting repeal while Senate debates a bill to curb natural gas wastage in the Panhandle. Senator Cotten denounces changing statutes as unnecessary. lawmakers argue amendments must balance crime, rights, and public order.
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G. C. Morris
Greenville
Roy Hofheinz
Houston
Senate
Panhandle
State Affairs Committee
House
Austin
U.P
Texas Senate
Clay Cotten
Pilesline
Texas
Cotten
Quake survivors return to farms amid rebuilt shelters
Natives abandoned bamboo groves and moved back to farms while beginning to raise rebuilt walls. Some had to salvage clothing and essentials, but hundreds reported total loss of household goods. Authorities estimated 20900 homes destroyed and 14500 buildings affected.
Beauty Shop Ads Dazzle Guam Readers With Perms Deals
Local beauty shops advertise perms and services to 53,000 daily readers. Many salons highlight specials, low weekly rates, and featured technicians with prices ranging from $1.90 to $8.50 per permanents, plus brow and lash options and prelash treatments.
Moore Eyes New Nonoperative Hernia Treatment
Dr Ralph J Moore returned from a Mineral Wells hernia clinic led by Dr G A McDonald of Fairfield, a nationally known specialist. The method uses injection and office treatment to cure hernia without operation, hospitalization, or time off work. The clinic also covered truss fitting as a permanent cure when used soon after rupture.
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Ralph J. Moore
Mineral Wells
G. A. McDonald
Fairfield
McDonald
United States
Mrs. George Ficke Honored at Party
The Purple Dog Players Amarillo dramatic club held a handkerchief shower for Mrs. George Ficke at Miss Louise Shea’s home 1011 West Eleventh Avenue. Attendees included Jimmie Swan Virginia Wade Isla Layton Frankie Atkins Maud Shea Louise Shea Mrs Shea Ivan Layton William Curtis and James Pinkie Hickcox.
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Purple Dog Players
Amarillo Dramatic Club
George Ficke
Louise Shea
West Eleventh Avenue
Jimmie Swan
Virginia Wade
Isla Layton
Frankie Atkins
Maud Shea
Shea
Ivan Layton
William Curtis
James ‘Pinkie” Hickcox
Deputy Marshal Salazar Transfers Federal Witness Prisoner
Deputy Marshal Andras Salazar of Santa Fe New Mexico was to depart with a federal prisoner for Albuquerque at 3 PM after an overnight stop in Amarillo. The prisoner, lodged in Potter County jail, was to appear as a witness in a federal trial at Santa Fe, with Salazar taking charge yesterday at El Reno Oklahoma.
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U. 8
Andras Salazar
Santa Fe
N. M
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Potter County
Salazar
el Reno
Okla
Guymon Delegation Leads Pioneer Day Parade Through Amarillo
An Amarillo led official delegation including Mayor Ross D Rogers and civic leaders escorted Pioneer Day celebrants from Guymon. The motorcade gathered at the Cal Farley Tire Shop, paraded Polk Street, and attended a Lions Club luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel with Judge Hughes as a speaker and a male quartet performing. The group then traveled to White Deer, Pampa, Miami, Canadian and Perryton before returning.
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Polk Street
Guyman
Amarillo
Amarillo Lions Club
Guyman Lions
Hughes
Orris McBride
Ed Page
Pampa
Miami
Canadian
Perryton
Waking Tragedy: Boy Involved In Fatal Morning Shot
Jackie Glenn, a neighborhood child, woke to a shotgun discharge that killed his mother as he slept nearby. Witness Darden recalled the gun was kept loaded in the bedroom. Glenn reportedly walked in his sleep, and relatives noted recent wandering incidents.
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Darden
Jackie Glenn
Navy to run Guam more than it used to
Rear Admiral H. R. Stark testified on strict Navy spending and risks, noting silk bags from Japan and silk powder bags, torpedo concerns, and the high costs of target practice. He cited that 45 torpedoes disappeared last year despite gunnery crews, and 16 inch gun booms and 4 inch rifle bangs add to annual expenses.
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Navy
Guam
Japan
H. R. Stark
Admiral Stark
Toledo Motor Workers Strike At Chevrolet Plant
Toledo April 23. More than 2000 workers at the Chevrolet Motor Company plant walked out seeking union recognition with the United Automobile Workers Federal Labor Union accusing GM officials of refusing wage raises seniority rights shorter work week closed shop and recognition. Company says about 600 joined the walkout while hundreds remained at work. Picket lines formed with large placards and no violence reported. Also county warrants for rural school election pay remain.
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Toledo
U.P
Chevrolet Motor Company
United Automobile Workers Federal Labor Union
General Motors
Hugh Dean
Roosevelt
Hubert Cole
Cole
Al Wilson Back From Seguin Pari-Mutuel Setup
Al Wilson returned this morning from Seguin where he has been operating the pari mutuel betting setup at the spring race meet.
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AL Wilson
Seguin
Navy Fund and Tax Tangles Burden Budget Debate
Navy bill outlines manpower increases to 8,176 officers and 93,500 enlisted, 555 planes, Great Lakes training restart, academy appointments up, Marine corps up to 16,000 enlisted with 1,074 officers, and a $52 million aeronautics budget rise. Tax talk warns new costs demand higher taxes. Morgenthau suggests federal inheritance tax if bonus passes. Eccles nomination to Federal Reserve Board approved unanimously. Huey Long ramps up third party bid amid clashes with administration. flags Des Moines speech to promote wealth redistribution.
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Great Lakes
Ill
Navy Academy
Marine Corps
Bureau of Aeronautics
Long
Washington
U.P
Huey P. Long
Senate
Middlewest
Des Moines
Louisiana
PWA
Joseph T. Robinson
Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Market Summary
Markets report Kansas City hogs steady to 10c higher with good and choice size. Cattle and calves show varied firmness with beef steers and yearlings listed. Sheep and lambs mark steady to lower, native spring kids down from 8.75. New Orleans cotton opens lower then stabilizes with May at 11.41 and July at 11.61 amid light activity.
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Kansas City
Aprilia
Arizona
Ewee
New Orleans
Liverpool
May
New York
Roosevelt critics warned of third party plan
The passage notes sarcasm about the King fish and suggests Roosevelt would press demands via long term Senate absence to launch occasional blasts at opponents and support for a share-the-wealth plan as the basis of a third party movement.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Cardui touted by mother as relief for woman’s pain
Mrs. Floyd Ferrell of Thomasville North Carolina credits Cardui with easing severe side pain fatigue and nervousness after three bottles. She says it boosted appetite strength and nerves and cites many similar cases while advising consulting a physician if no benefit is seen.
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Cardui
Floyd Ferrell
Thomasville
N.C
Cardus
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