Final Concert by Orchestra Set for May 4
The Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra will close its season with a May 4 pre Music Week concert at Municipal Auditorium. Guest conductor T Duncan Stewart leads the 50‑piece ensemble with Ellis B. Hall continuing as regular conductor. rehearsals tonight at Academy of Music and Art and another full-orchestra session tomorrow at Municipal Auditorium. National Music Week runs May 6 with no guest artist this program aims to introduce the week.
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Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Municipal Auditorium
Orchestral Associal
T. Duncan Stewart
Amarillo
Ellis B. Hall
Stewart
Academy of Music and Art
Chitwood Demonstrates Banquet Desserts and Kitchen Tips
Miss Chitwood showcases banana sherbet and a devil's food cake using Karo syrup and a Mix Master. She also explains jelly muffins with jelly tucked into the batter and a pineapple Hawaiian dish, German potato salad, and cracker jam pudding with a turnup jam layer. She offers dishwashing tips and a three-step soap rinse for sparkling results.
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Morrow-Thomas Hardware Company
Miss Chitwood
Gas suit cites wastage control and damages for Lone Star field loss
The filing alleges rapid depletion of a 1933 gas and fuel field will cost Lone Star $19 million. It claims the strip ping plant used more gas than leases allowed and that ratable taking has been practiced. Damages seek $750,000 and control of alleged wastage. Probe columnists death case linked to Arthur Shumway. Dayton Beach investigation follows Mrs Shumway’s doubts about suicide.
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Lone Star
Wastage
Chicago
Arthur Shumway
Dayton Beach
Fla
Shumway
Ruth Shumway
What They 's pap Write To TACK
Dear Tack Please help me as you have lots of others. Please help me find a See TACK LETTERS Page 8
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Tack
Cannon Trial Near End as Defense Completes Evidence
The trial of Bishop James Cannon Jr. nears verdict as defense wraps testimony amid a record of $63,300 alleged anti Smith campaign funding. Witnesses recalled omitted records and arguments proceed for jury instructions. The article also notes local education concerns with Better Citizens Welfare League pushing for improvements at Frederick Douglas School and the North Heights high school’s coursework.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Joseph 8
Prelinghuysen
New Jersey
Alfred E. Smith
Southern Methodist
Ada L. Burroughs
Edwin C. Jameson
New York
Better Citizens Welfare League
Frederick Douglas School
North Heights
Nanes
Frank Smiley
Co. T. Crowe
Fancher Upshaw
FE. R. Cox
S. A. L. Morgan
Cornell and Company
Amarillo
Name Equalization Board
T. M. Bruner
H. N. Wheeler
C. W. East
Galveston
Dillinger gangsters identified in Wisconsin shooting
J Edgar Hoover named George Nelson as the Dillinger gangster who killed Justice Agent W Carter Baum in northern Wisconsin. Nelson with a long criminal record is wanted by Illinois authorities after escaping from the state penitentiary in 1932. Hoover said Nelson may have Chicago ties to the Roger Touhy gang.
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U. S
Washington
U.P
J. Edgar Hoover
Division of Investigation
Department of Justice
George Nelson
Dillinger
Justice
W. Carter Baum
Wisconsin
Hoover
Nelson
Illinois
Ilinois State
Roger Touhy
Chicago
Dallas Police Probe Death of Eddie Branch
Police investigate the death of Eddie Branch a 26 year old Dallas candy company employee whose body was found in a field near Bonham yesterday. He was killed by a bullet fired into the back of his head.
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Dallas
U.P
Theddie Branch
Bonham
Harvard Dean Le Baron Briggs Dies at 79
Le Baron Russell Briggs, 79, longtime Harvard University dean and former Radcliffe College president, died today at his daughter Lucia Russell Briggs's Milwaukee home following a heart ailment.
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Milwaukee
le Baron Russell Briggs
Harvard University
Radcliffe College
Lucia Russell Briggs
Treasury Bonds Carried by Lone Ranger to Dallas Vault
State Treasurer Charles Lockhart and Republic National Bank president Fred Florence appear in a Texas News Photo as Lockhart transports 4,000,000 in state relief bonds from Austin to Dallas. The bonds were to be deposited in the Republic National Bank vault with Lockhart seated left and Florence seated right.
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Charles Lockhart
Austin
Dallas
Republic National Bank
Lockhart
Fred Florence
Republic Bank
Texas News
Hub Clothiers Relocates to Expanded Polk Street Store
Hub Clothiers moves this weekend from 618 Polk to 604 and 606 Polk Street into a 1200 square foot larger space. The new store opens Monday or Tuesday with enlarged men’s and boys’ departments and shoe area. New stock includes Steinbloch and Palm Beach lines. front displays are upgraded.
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Hub Clothiers
Polk Street
Schienberg
Steinbloch’s
Palm Beach
Hunsley
House of Color
Edwards’ Studio
Edwards
Santa Fe
Hunsley's
Sid Cohen
Hub
Wichita Falls
Houston
Renaissance Madonna and Child sold for $2,000 in NYC
Two Renaissance artists Bondinellis and Bellini created a Madonna and Child painting which sold at auction in New York City for two thousand dollars.
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Bondinellis
Bellini
New York City
Quit Worrying Says Scientists May Prolong Life
Washington reports that scientists advise business leaders to avoid worry. Dr Francis G Benedict notes study of centenarians shows lack of worry linked to longevity, predicting psychologists will teach unharassed minds to reduce life tension and weariness.
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Washington
Francis G. Benedict
Boston
National Academy of Sciences
Potter County Courthouse lawn bid call and plant plan
The county commissioners will reopen bidding for courthouse lawn work after Hanley and Phillips Amarillo asked to void their $325 contract. Baker Nursery Amarillo received $134.20 for shrubbery. Plant mix set to 50 percent Kentucky blue grass 25 percent English blue grass 15 percent chewing fiscue 10 percent Dutch white clover with no growth no pay terms.
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Hanley and Phillips
Amarillo
Baker Nursery
Labor unrest and wage disputes hit factories nationwide
The labor wave sweeps plants from St Louis to Toledo with 8000 workers on strike seeking union recognition. Pickets face violence as 3000 Chevy and Pischer plant workers walk out. 1900 Toledo auto workers join. In Cleveland 2000 gas station attendants strike. The National Automobile Labor Board meets in Detroit while Washington hosts talks to end the wage dispute. Lincoln reports first degree murder charges against Sam Rivette and Walter Dean in the fatal shooting of Lucien Marshall during a police chase.
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Chevrolet Motor Company
Toledo
National Automobile Labor Board
Detroit
Cleveland
Garton Toy Company
Sheboygan
Wis
Washington
Roosevelt
Alabama
Lincoln
Neb
Sam Rivette
Walter Dean
Texas
Lucien Marshall
Young Marshall
Government bids must include affidavits to curb lobbying
War Department requires all motor car bidders to attach affidavits swearing no external individuals are used in dealings with the government. An order from Assistant Secretary Harry H. Woodring aims to curb lobbying. Wink Texas plans its first city park as oil boom continues. Derris root extract is used in sprays to kill house flies.
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Washington
War Department
Harry H. Woodring
Wink
Tex
Denning Linked to Air Mail Contract Bid Tactics
Washington lawyer William S. Denning testified at a Senate air mail hearing about lobbying to cancel air mail contracts so independent operators he represented could bid. Denning appeared on the stand during the session in progress.
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William S. Denning
Austin
Senate
Denning
Washington
PWA Art Exhibit Opens With White House Picked Works
The U P A art show opens in Washington with President Roosevelt selecting premier pieces for the White House offices. The Federal government spent 1.4 million dollars to acquire 15 000 works of art and employed artists at weekly wages from 24 1/2 to 38 3/4 dollars. Edward Bruce, head of the art project, says the investment will be valuable as paintings lithographs and statues gain long term value. Also opened is an exhibit of subsistence homestead project art.
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Washington
U.P
PWA
Roosevelt
White House
Edward Bruce
Spain Anxiety as Amnesty Act Sparks Constitutional Clash
Spain faces a constitutional crisis as amnesty act provisions are deemed unconstitutional. Leftists and Miguel Maura demand the bill be unsigned and sent back to Congress. Madrid endures terror after clashes between extremists and police with two deaths, eight churches burned, and guards protecting religious buildings amid fears of a general strike. A workers' union call for May Day protests threatens potential violence to press demands.
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Miguel Maura
Congress
Madrid
Workers’ Union
Swanson and Farmer Divorce in California as Papers Drawn
Gloria Swanson and Michael Farmer plan divorce after attorney Loyd Wright says papers will be prepared for incompatibility. The couple’s official action follows a friendly separation.
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Hollywood
Gloria Swanson
Michael Farmer
Loyd Wright
Kansas City Livestock Market Report April 24
U S Department of Agriculture notes Hog market at 5 000 head steady to lower with top at 3 45 for choice 10 270 lb hogs. Sows 275 550 lb range 2 60 to 3 00. Cattle and calves also listed with about 5 000 head, and light yearlings steady. Heifers and stockers and feeders about steady with steers good and choice, 550 to 1 506 head, value 85 75.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Atockler
Cattle Lamb Prices and Cotton Market Report
Quotations show mixed cattle feeds and lambs with several price ranges across classes. Cotton and stocks moved unevenly with May cotton at 11.45 and July 11.64 amid a wavering market. New York stock letters note resistance to grain declines and mixed bond activity.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Joly
Udga Stomach Remedy Promises Free Sample Trial
Wm 4H Fraser of St Paul Minnesota promotes Udga as a cure for indigestion heartburn and acid stomach caused by excess acidity. He claims 54169 letters from grateful users and offers a free sample or a seven day trial with money back guarantee through City Drug Store.
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Fraser
St. Pauli
Minn
Udga
Suite G
Foot-Schulze
St. Paul
City Drug Store
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