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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1934

Page

5

Smithsonian interest grows in archaeology chair at Canyon college

John E. Hill reports Smithsonian Institution officials favor creating a division of archaeology and paleontology at West Texas State Teachers College in Canyon. The move follows a Canyon historical society resolution and praise for Floyd Studer, while PWA loan requests seek boys dormitories for Canyon Denton and Alpine campuses.

Smithsonian Institution Washington West Texas State Teachers College Canyon John E. Hill Amarillo Walter Hough F. M. Setzler Panhandle-Plains Hough Panhandle- Plains the Canyon College Floyd Studer Hill Panhandle Charles W. Gilmore U. S. National Museum Studer Southwest Plains PWA Texas State Teachers Colleges Denton Alpine

Court rules grain theft by burglary in box car case

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals affirms Buck Bass’s two year burglary sentence for taking grain from a Santa Fe box car by boring a hole in the floor in Tarrant County. The ruling also upholds a $250 fine for H E Forbes under a new gasoline tax law for transporting motor fuel under false billing.

Austin U.P State Court of Criminal Appeals Buck Bass Tarrant County H. E. Forbes Gregg County Forbes

Zale Jewelry to Open New Amarillo Store

The Zale Jewelry Company plans a new Amarillo outlet at 727 Polk Street, former Hurst Jewelry. The store, opening around June 1, will feature modern fixtures, an optical parlor, and a liberal credit plan, with Lipsky heading operations and 40 employees targeted by opening.

Amarillo Zale Jewelry Company, Inc Polk Street Hurst Jewelry Company Zale Southwest Wichita Falls Amraillo Zale Jewelry Company Tulsa Oklahoma City Morris Zale William Zale W. E. McBroom

Buckingham seeks Constable seat in Potter County Precinct 1

James A. Buckingham of Amarillo announces candidacy for Constable Precinct No. 1 in the Democratic primary on July 28. He is 66, born in Springfield Missouri, married with nine children, has lived in Amarillo 24 years, and pledges vigorous enforcement of criminal laws. He has never held public office and worked 18 years as a Magnolia Petroleum Company salesman.

James A. Buckingham Amarillo Constable Buckingham Mr. Buckingham Potter County Justice Springfield Missouri Magnolia Petroleum Company

Eskimo at Paramount Promotes Woman's Day In Texas

The film Eskimo plays at the Paramount Theater with two showings sponsored by the Texas Federated Clubs in honor of Woman's Day in Texas. Twenty five percent of ticket sales from members go to the clubs, with proceeds not from box office sales benefiting the club. The movie depicts Arctic life with everyday happenings turned into action and thrills.

Paramount Theater Organization of Texas Federated Clubs Texas W. M. McCarty

First U S Census Taken In 1790 By Marshals

The early census was conducted in 1790 by fewer than 700 marshals at an expense around 45000 dollars. The effort marked the first systematic count of the new nation’s population and laid groundwork for later demographic surveys.

The United States

Complete Testimony In Shelton Trial

Testimony finished in the 47th district court before noon in the case of G. W. Shelton charged with breaking into the Recreation Hall at 403 East Fourth Avenue and taking a small amount from a cash drawer. Shelton was the sole case for today’s session.

47Th District Court G. W. Shelton Recreation Hall East Fourth Avenue Shelton

Ensuing Pot ter County race pledges firm law enforcement

The candidate vows vigorous enforcement of all criminal laws and particular rigor on remaining liquor statutes. He asserts no fanaticism toward prohibition, pledges fair and honest action, and will prosecute only when a bona fide, intentional violation is proven.

Nawre Potter County

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