May Day Dance Benefit Promises Big Social Event
Mrs. Ruth Delzell selects patrons for the May 1 Nat dance with Jack Crawford’s orchestra in a Potter County Library book fund benefit. Proceeds aid book purchases and replacements, especially for children, amid a tightened budget. Mason King to MC. admission is 1 dollar per couple with extra charges for additional ladies.
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Ruth Delzell
Lbrarian
Nat
Jack Crawford
Wilbur C. Hawk
Music Corporation of America
Potter County Library
Hawk
Delzell
L. B. Newby
C. E. Weymouth
Jim L. Williams
Arthur Ball
Ted George
C. P. Walsh
J.S. Edwards
Mack Nobles
Frank Gants
C. D. Hoover
L. V. Bentley
L. Knox
Charles Austin
J. O. Cade
Rolla Cartwright
John Maynard
W. H. Flamm
H. W. Allen
Miles Bivins
Crawford
Amarillo
James Cagney
Paul Biese
Jack
Jolly Jack
Prince
Mason King
Maladjustment of Good Things Is Our Trouble
Dr. L. S. Roe of St Olaf College Northfield Minn told the Iowa Lutheran conference in Red Oak Ia that maladjustment of good things causes trouble today. He said more than boozing betting and billions is needed to face stark realities.
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Red Oak
Railroad Rounds and Rumblings in Amarillo
President Roosevelt will submit to Congress a plan to consolidate passenger stations depots and terminals, a move feared to cost thousands of railroad workers their jobs and harm local businesses in towns served by multiple lines. The column notes regional impacts and details local incidents and notices including Mrs. J. D. Carter's death, Santa Fe Orchestra’s dance success, and various Rock Island and Santa Fe operations and personnel updates.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Santa Fe Orchestra
Santa Fe General Office
Santa Fe
A Bedtime Story at Fair and Other Local Showings
The Fair features Maurice Chevalier in A Bedtime Story with Baby Leroy and Helen Twelve Trees. Mission presents Child of Manhattan with Nancy Carroll and John Boies, Buck Jones stars in a western melodrama, and Today We Live at the Texas stars Joan Crawford and Gary Cooper with Franchot Tone and Robert Young. Washington Merry-Go-Round at Rex stars Tracy in a satire on corrupt politics.
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Maurice Chevalier
Chevalier
Baby Leroy
Helen Twelvetrees
Edward Everett Horton
Marvel
Paris
Mission
Nancy Carroll
John Boies
Manhattan
Buck Jones
Texas
the Texas
Joan Crawford
Gary Cooper
Franchot Tone
Miss Crawford
Robert Young
Cooper
Louise Closser Hale
Roscoe Karns
Rex
Lee
Tracy
Washington
Congress
America
Eastern Stars to Have a Food Sale in Amarillo
Eastern Star members in Amarillo will conduct a food sale at 514 Polk Street next Saturday. Plate lunches coffee cakes pies rolls and other foods will be served all day. Proceeds fund the Amarillo chapters entertainment budget for the state convention this fall. Mrs. Robbie Dyer chairs the grand chapter entertainment committee.
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Eastern Star
Amarillo
Polk Street
Order of Eastern Star
Amarillo Eastern Stars
Robbie Dyer
Railroads and unions extend wage cut with Oct. 31 expiry
A 10 percent wage reduction, first agreed January 31, 1932, remains in force under the current agreement that runs through October 31. Santa Fe announces changes to several arriving and departing passenger trains effective Sunday. Travelers are urged to phone or visit the Santa Fe building ticket office or the passenger depot.
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Santa Fe
T. B. Gallaher
Am arillo Man Dan Bell Retires After 42 Years Service
Dan Bell of Amarillo retires from Fort Worth and Denver Railway after forty two years of continuous service under six administrations. He began in Clarendon then led the bridge and building department before moves to Childress. Bell remains a pensioned Denver family member and is cherished by Denver officials and employees. He has grown children in Amarillo and belongs to Burlington Veterans and several fraternal groups.
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Dan Bell
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Denver
Bell
F. W. and
Texas and
New Orleans
Union Pacific
Gulf
Denver City
Clarendon
Clarendon Aid
Childress
Burlington Veterans
Mrs. Carter Honored in Funeral Service Monday
Tribute to Florence Caroline Carter 57 paid at 3 p m Monday with funeral services.
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Florence Caroline Carter
Mrs. Florence C. Carter Dies in Amarillo At 77
Mrs. Florence Caroline Register Carter longtime Amarillo resident and widow of J. D. Carter died Friday at her son Preston Carter’s home in Monett Missouri after illness. She came to Amarillo in 1906 and was active in church and women’s groups. Funeral services were at Polk Street Methodist Church with interment at Liano Cemetery. Pallbearers included Howard Trigg Louis Finklea G C McDaniel F P Works Avery Rush and H G Hamrick. She was born in St Joseph Missouri and had lived at 809 Pierce Street. Her daughter and son were by her side.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Carter
T. E. Johnson
Ong Street
Preston A. Carter
Monnett
J. T. McClure
Liano Cemetery
Howard Trigg
Louis Finklea
G. C. McDaniel
F. P. Works
Avery Rush
H. G. Hamrick
Trade talk and embargo banter from Washington columns
The piece compares gold reserves, currency value, and the Russian embargo. King George accuses Stalin of unfair trials. Stalin replies by pledging a total embargo on English imports to Russia. The writer suggests the United States could seize a moment to pursue newly opened trade talks with Russia.
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King George
Stalin
Britain
Russia
Etalin
England
Tremendous encouragement from two scientific statements
The text cites long planetary life due to radioactive sun power and foresees humanity thriving for hundreds of millions of years. It also highlights Dr Crile’s claim of four quadrillion brain dynamos governed by glands, suggesting future inherited knowledge far beyond present human limits.
Aquarian Vision of Minds Vast as Cosmos
The writer imagines human intellect expanding to hold millions of suns in memory and storing vast realms of science history and literature in a brain organized like dynamos. He predicts future humanity will, after 50 million years, be worth study for its four quadrillions of brain stores. Verily, it hath not yet been shown what we shall be.
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Jack Crawford Entertainment
Library Fund
Borger
C. Ginther
W. D. Kelley
E. A. Rowley
C. M. Humphreys
Dale Smith
E. L. R Roberts
D. Roach
James M. Pryor
W. W. Kelly
Dean Kirk
C. T. Crowe
J. J. Sanders
J. B. Coe
Ben Manning
Charles Wolflin
Beaumontt Sinnett
Norris Ewing
J. K. Boyce
Frank Storm
John MecKnight
Charles Green, Jr
R. R. Swindell
C. W. Saunders
Jay Taylor
Hal Peck
James L. Sellers
Frank Butler
Earl Brame
G. G. Ingham
Pacific Coast
Resinol
Dept. 7
Baltimore
Mexico City
U. S
Josephus Daniels
John Moore
J. D. Carter
Monett
Methodist Church
J. W. Mode
Wichita Falls
Rock Island
Mosquero
N. M
Foraker
Oklo
J. L. Sharp
Dalhart
J. N. Morgan
Round House
H. E. McMullen
J. D. Steel
Frank Cook
Pierce Street
Prima Brewing Company
Chicago
Arizona
California
The
Chicago Tribune
Union
FORD
Prince ” and His Orchestra
Potter County Library Association
Paree
Matinee
By John Moore
Retre Getdaryn Mayer Pectace
Joan
Gary
Lee Tracy
Constance Cummings
Mer’s
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van Buren Bhreets
POLK
United States
Paroorey
Pree
Poe
Ferlow Theatre
Mary Brian
Richard Arlen
Song OF the
EAGLE
Charles Bickford
Earth
Stone Arc
Crile
Cleveland
Dr. Pierce
J. de Stanford
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Joe G. Roberts
Porterville
Als
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Dodge
Miami
Detroit
Cullum Motor Co., Inc
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