Crude Oil U S Output Edges Up Across Week
U S crude oil production rose by 30 101 barrels in the week ending April 21. West Texas fields led with roughly 2 000 barrels more, while Oklahoma output fell about 4 000 barrels and Seminole declined from 285 185 to 280 410 barrels. California light gravity up 8 000 barrels offset by 5 000 barrel drop in heavy crude.
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Tulsa
Akia
United States
West Texas
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
Hendricks
Mid-Continent
Texas
California
Relics of War on Display at Carnival Here
The J George Loos show features an American Legion and Elk's club exhibit with over five thousand relics and photos from France Germany and Belgium. Captain Hart's trained animal show with lions tigers bears ponies and more opens with a finale fight between Captain Hart and Nero the untamed lion drawing large crowds.
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J. George
Captain Hart
Nero
Neely Loses Treasured Elgin Time Piece
A walking Elgin pocket watch, valued as a family keepsake and attached to a Swift and Company job, vanished from a dresser. R. C. Neely appeals for its return and a liberal reward. John 8. McKnight departed for St. Louis after learning his nephew was seriously ill there.
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R. C. Neely
Swift and Company
Elgin
Swift
John 8. McKnight
St. Louis
Tack's Revised Program for Amarillo Big City Promises
The proposal outlines wide city aims including more hotels, apartments, office buildings, stores, and a municipal pool. It calls for lower utility rates, lower taxes, new courthouse, airport, and stricter crime laws, with emphasis on livability and growth for Amarillo.
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Amarillo
Bivins Lake
San Jacinto
Bivins
Palo Dare
Texan remarks mix culture and politics in Amarillo column
A Texas writer riffs on Gene Tunney at Yale shaking Shakespeare interest and vows to beat Tom Heeney and Dempsey. The piece parries Hoover Smith oil talk and labor woes, cites Mexican labor impact, and retells a ranch tale ending with a dinner time plea.
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Gene Tunney
Yale
William Shakespeare
Shakespeare
Tunney
Tom Heeney
Dempsey
Citizens protest route change of Highway 66 through Amarillo
Residents of Carson and Potter counties organized opposition to a proposed highway 66 routing shift. James O. Guleke arrived in Austin with petitions from Amarillo and Carson county totaling more than 1,000 signers to protest the plan. The change would move the route away from North Fillmore street and Sixth street, redirecting along Washburn to connect with westward pavement near Tenth street and Rock Island tracks.
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Carson
Potter Counties
Sixth Street
San Jacinto
Amarillo
James 0. Guleke
Austin
The
Highway Commission
Guleke
Carson County
Fillmore Street
Washburn
Conway
Potter County
Tenth Street
Harrison Street
Rock Island Tracks
Flood impacts across Alabama Mississippi and Florida
Flood residuals spread across the region as Milledgeville and nearby towns faced water supply danger. Alabama towns like Andalusia Castleberry Brewton Mohroéville and Peterman reported high flood damage while trains were marooned and roads washed out. Pearl River near Jackson and Tombigbee at Columbus rose threatening lowlands and crops.
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Milledgeville
Alabama
Andalusia
Castleberry
Milstead
Montgomery
Tallapoosa
Chattahoochie
Columbia
Brewton
Mohroéville
Peterman
Mississippi
Jackson
Columbus
Florida
Fensacola
Fla
Graceville
Illinois officer retrieves suspect in Amarillo pursuit
John Walsh of the Springfield Illinois sheriff's office arrived in Amarillo at 5 20 to take Henry Killen and a Chrysler 70 sedan back to Illinois. Killen and a man named Jack Smith were arrested on the Pathandle highway near Ridgemer. Smith escaped, Killen was recaptured after a high speed chase near the Fort Worth and Denver depot. Requisition papers were awaited and Walsh planned to depart with prisoner and car once received.
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John Walsh
Sheriff's Office
Springfield
Ill
Amarillo
Santa Fe
Henry Killen
Killen
Jack Smith
Pathandle
Ridgemer Addition
Smith
Court House
Fort Worth
Denver
Hitnois
Walsh
Picture and blue bonnet bouquet brighten local note
Mr. and Mrs. Crowe and Mr. Ware visited to see a painting by Mrs. Crowe that was being mounted. A light is being fixed so the picture can be displayed by week’s end. Miss Martha Perkins sent blue bonnets from Garretson Bush Co. in appreciation for questions answered, and roses will follow.
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Down State
Hoover
Panhandle
Wall Street
al Smith
A. J. Crowe
J. B. Ware
River Road School
Mrs. Crowe
Williamson County
Martha Perkins
Garretson-Bush Company
Wholesale Plumbing
Wallace Street
State With Smallest Population in Puzzle
Crossword clues ask for the state with the least population as the answer to horizontal 6. The puzzle lists clues across and down including biblically themed names, directions, and common words. The overall tone is a standard newspaper puzzle page.
Puzzle clues and mixed phrases from a quiz page
A jumble of numbered word clues and stray letters asks for definitions and answers. Entries include age, placement words, mountains of South America, mountain ranges, currencies, and animal names, plus abbreviations and stray text.
Billee Farley Heads to London with Hollywood Redheads
Billee Farley prepares for a six week summer engagement in London with the Hollywood Redheads after touring with the Gypsy Sweethearts. She recalls a fast five day voyage from London to New York and describes her Kansas City origins, stage debut, and connections to Mra. Mack Vernon. The Fair theater performer reflects on leaving family, her ash rose ensemble, and the nickname Tex for the troupe's bulldog mascot.
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Billee Farley
Hollywood
London
Billee
New York
the Fair Theater
Kansas City
Bonnie
Mra
Mack Vernon
Amarillo
Gypsy Sweethearts Orchestra
Mra. Vernon
Fair Theater
California
Texas
Tex
Tulsa
Wichita Falls
DILG League Adopts New Constitution At City Hall
Will H. Dilg League members approve the organization’s constitution and by laws during a city hall meeting. Incorporation papers for a state group have been filed, and about 300 new members have joined since the drive began. A committee was named to classify prizes and select a central display location. Prominent Woodmen circle officials attending Amarillo district events were honored at a banquet at the Herring hotel.
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Will H. Dilg League
Bob Ames
A. A. Meredith
Cal Davis
Carter Mathews
Amarillo
Woodmen Circle
Herring Hotel
Jennie Lindbloom
Poplar Grove
Georgia Feasum
Woodmen
W. O. W. Hall
W. O. W. Hell
Salvation Army Chief General Booth Ill at Home
Reported ill at his London home, Gen. W Branwell Booth leads the Salvation Army. The dispatch notes him taking rest as the agency mentions his health status amid ongoing duties.
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United Press
London
W. Branwell Booth
Salvation Army
Meador Case To Be Called Next Monday In Court Docket
The district criminal court opened on the scire facias docket with Arvell Meador awaiting trial for swindling as the docket moves toward grand jury sessions. Judge Henry Bishop presided over jury matters and urged caution in bond setting and handling major offenses like forgery swindling and liquor-law violations.
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Arvell Meador
District Criminal Court
W. J. Flesher
Henry Bishop
Fr. C. Lamb
Co. R. McAfee
W. M. McGough
H.C. Gouldy
BE. L. Richardson
George P. Milton
G. F. McDavid
J. V. Moore
J. N. Eastwood
R. BE. Burran
W. 0. Clark
John Crudgington
A. Newell
D. I. Davis
Rufus Williams
Cecil Johns
John Greenbecks
Paul Wright
George Raymer
Red Basum
J. D. Barton
B. Lighhauser
R. Q. Thompson
Jesus Semique
Robert Johnson
Henry Lark
W. D. Benton
Hal Leach
J. J. Bishop
Roland Bishop
M. C. Wisdom
Jim Walker
Lonnie Brown
Clarence Ashley
Maggie Johnson
H. C. Reese
W. V. Lowry
Adolphus Williams
W. G. Oslin
Paul Henney
Paul Cavender
P. R. Williams
Halle Leach
B. D. Parker
S. B. Rutter
Bishop
Henry Ansley Talks to Junior High Students
Henry Ansley of The Globe News addressed junior high pupils during the morning assembly. Principal Miss Elizabeth Nixson arranged the program as entertainment and education with Q A. humorous remarks and several student replies highlighted the talk.
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Henry Ansley
The
Globe News
Elizabeth Nixson
Ansley
Marvin Jones
Pinehurst Stirs to Spring Golf Gathering with Notables
The verse envisions Pinehurst as a premier golf hub where governors, statesmen, and a presidential timber diplomat mingle with players. It contrasts Pinehurst with Boston and Rye and highlights the thrill as golf balls fly while dignitaries line up at the tee and a tense bunker scene unfolds.
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Pinehurst
Boston
Rye
Presidential
High School Clothing Contestants Headed to San Antonio
The local delegation led by Miss Lenora Walters will compete in the Texas state finals in San Antonio. Representatives include Dorothy Nugent, Wilma Beeman, Gertrude Taylor, Irma Martin, and Ann Collins, with Joyce Gross accompanying and addressing the banquet at the Gunter hotel. Walters serves as a contest judge and Home Economics head for the school.
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San Antonio
Lenora Walters
Dorothy Nugent
Wilma Beeman
Gertrude Taylor
Irma Martin
Ann Collins
Joyce Gross
Gunter Hotel
Panhandle
Miss Walters
Sinclair Lewis to wed Paris writer Dorothy Thompson
Rome April 24 United Press reports novelist Sinclair Lewis is engaged to Dorothy Thompson former Berlin correspondent for the New York Evening Post. He said Miss Thompson and he are engaged and it is official now.
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United Prose
Rome
Sinclar Lewis
The
United Press
Dorothy Thompson
Berlin
New York Evening Past
Miss Thompson
Kansas City Hogs and Cattle Market Report April 24
Hogs receipts 3 000 head with prices 10 to 15 cents higher. Bulk 180 to 250 pounds at 9.90 to 10.06. Cattle receipts 500 head with feeders and calves steady to higher. Sheep receipts 17 000 with killing classes steady to lower and lambs around 18 to 18.10. Regional markets include Chicago St Louis and New York with assorted livestock and cotton price movements noted.
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Kansas City
Associated Preas
Arizona
Chicago
Associated Press
Down
Feeder Lambe
The
FASC
ST. Louis
New York
Enay
Liverpool
May
Inter
Butter And Egg Prices And Market Opening
Butter prices steady with small gains for firsts and extras in Chicago. Potato markets show new stock slow with mixed values in several U S states as the New York stock letter notes a reactionary open following large overnight selling orders and initial declines in Midland Steel.
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New York
Associated Press
Midland Steel Products Preferred
Pan-Hellenic Club Plans Launched Here
A Pan-Hellenic club for Greek letter fraternity men in the city will hold its first meeting at 7 p.m. Monday at the Amarillo Athletic Club. Officers will be elected and a directory of local fraternity men will be organized. The club will coordinate formal gatherings, dinners and dances with other entertainments for members.
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Amarillo
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