Kidnaping charge filed in baby abduction case
Mrs. D. A. Fesler, 25, is jailed in Potter County after grand jury indicted her on kidnaping stemming from a 7 day old baby's disappearance and recovery. The infant, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Darnell, was found in a car on West Sixth after an 18 hour search. Fesler allegedly confessed to District Attorney Edw. W. Thomer son. The baby, slightly chilled, is expected to recover. Fesler faces arraignment and potential May trial with a two to five year penitentiary penalty if convicted.
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D. A. Fesler
Potter County
West Sixth
Edw. W. Thomerson
L. M. Darnell
Northwest Twelfth Avenue
Cosmic reflections on power and mortality in a world of vast scales
The excerpt ponders violence and martyrdom with Gandhi and political rebellion, contrasts it with a brutal bullfight metaphor, and widens to astronomy. It muses on revolutions, the futility of individual ego, and humanity’s tiny place amid billions of suns and collapsing cosmic timelines.
Gandhi son of India leader jailed for sedition Propaganda
Devi Das Gandhi, son of Mahatma Gandhi, was sentenced in Delhi to one year of rigorous imprisonment on charges of seditious propaganda. The ruling comes amid ongoing independence movement tensions in India.
Potter Prisoners To Attack Beds Of Dandelions
Six prisoners in the city jail will be mobilized this afternoon to battle dandelions around the Municipal Auditorium. City Manager W N Durham says enforcement of the dandelion ordinance should start at home and notes the prisoners are mostly drunks, matching the poetic justice of addressing the weed that might have caused their intoxication and incarceration.
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Dandelion Post
W. N. Durham
Municipal Auditorium
Durham
Tactless Texan Letter Sparks City Commission Feud
The Globe published Mr. Stones letter after he sent it to the city commission, seeking a copy from City Manager Durham. The piece recounts Mr. Stones bid to stay in Amarillo, a school prank involving Lollapalooza, and local reactions while Elks fundraise to rebuild Mrs Hills home.
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The
Globe
Stone
City Commission
Durham
Elks aid farm family and local good deeds praised
Journal notes community acts, including Elks help for a struggling family with calves and a warm home. It highlights local goodwill, a balloon giveaway on Tenth Street, and a Canary rescue story showcasing neighborhood service and trust in Amarillo.
Passage on culture and religion in Freiburg Community
A letter from Chas W. Chytlinski argues for culture through drama and music over strict religiosity. He criticizes two local preachers and defends the Freiburg Players and the community music festival, urging leadership to embrace fine arts and avoid bald religion.
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Freburg
J. E. Conant
Freiburg
Caruso
Emil Myers
Texas
Chas W. Chytlinski
Radio features tonight on chain stations listed
Central Time schedule shows 6:30 Shilkvet Orchestra on WEAF and chain with WFAA WOAL KVOO KOA WDAF KSL WOW etc. 7:00 Old Councillors on WEAP and chain with KOA KVOO WOAL KFI WIM WOW KPRO and others. 7:80 Olive Palmer and artists on WRAP KOA KSL KF WOAL KVOO WDAF WGN WJAX among others. 7:00 Symphony Orchestra on WARC and chain with KMOX KOI KMBO WMAQ WHCM and others. 9:30 Amos ’n’ Andy on WJZ with WBAP OAa WOAL WREM WM etc. 8:30-9:00 WDAG Metzrer's Milk Man and Tom and Wash. 9:00-10:00 KGORS variety program.
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Shilkvet Orchestral Weaf
WFAA
Woal Kvoo
KOA
WDAF
KSL
Wow
WOO
National Broadcasting Co
WEAP
KVOO
Woal Kfi
WIM
KPRO
Olive Palmer
KMBO
WMAQ
WHCM
Columbia Yatem
Ees Wray and Chain
WKY
KSI
WOAI
KTHS
WSB
Cates Broadcasting Co
Wabo and Chain
KOIL
KMBC
KMOX
WFBM
Columbia Spy
Amos ‘N’ Andy
WJZ Easis
WBAP
Two 10 Trial On Charge Of Drunk Driving
Amarillo men W R Kaufman and R L Chase faced district court trial for drunk driving linked to a head on collision with George Vineyard and W B Doheney on December 8. Vineyard and Doheney suffered injuries. Vineyard attended on crutches. Jury was completed by noon with testimony set for 1:30 PM on the Panhandle highway between Amarillo and St Francis.
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George (Pinky) Vineyard
W. B
Bill) Doheney
Amarillo
W. R. Kaufman
R. L. Chase
District Criminal Court
Panhandle
St. Francis
Vineyard
Doheney
Great West Mill and Elevator Company
Borger
Two Treadwell Boys Accused in Youth Fire Fatality
Investigators say the two Treadwell brothers allegedly planned the arson after a dispute over gasoline. They told officers they were playing with a gasoline flame when Ken splashed his foot. a boy died in the blaze and the father disputes how information surfaced.
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Yadon
Treadwell
Ken
Lyons Texas Rep Sets Pipe Order For Missouri-Kansas Line
The Missouri-Kansas Pipeline Co will deliver 24 and 22 inch pipe beginning May 10. The project, costing over 15 million dollars, has the order placed by H. B. Lyons Texas representative for the pipeline.
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H. 8
Lyons
Texas
Missouri-Kansas Pipeline Company
Barnsdall
Wa Dela
Ol & Geass
Louisiana O
Mexican Seaboard
Middle States
Royal Dutch
Baty Sinclair
Simms
Shell Union
Beeen
Skelly
Sane - Te Transcon Oil
Tex Pac Land Tr
Tex Pac C & O i
Texas Corpus Tidewater
Union Oil
Asla Phillips Eee
Pan
Pan American
Prairie Oil & Gas
Prairie Pipeline
Pierce
Richfield
Sveceeese
Man Seeks Work Janitor Job Plea to Tack
J Boyle writes from 1811 North Arthur seeking employment. He asks Tack to inform him of any openings and says he will take any job as long as it provides a living, expressing a strong desire to have something to do.
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Tack
J. Boyle
North Arthur
Major Wood City Planner and Engineer for Dallas County
Biography of Major Wood detailing service in Dallas from 1919 to 1929. Roles include park commissioner for Dallas County, city plan engineer, city engineer and master planner for Dallas, consulting engineer for Dallas Corpus Christi and Waco, and zoning consultant for El Paso Highland Park and University Park. He authored city plans for Trinidad Texas McAllen and Elsa and held numerous professional memberships and leadership posts.
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George E. Kessler
Dallas
Dallas County
City of Dallas
City of Corpus Christi
City Waco
City of
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Society For Municipal Improvements
National Conference On City Planning
American City Planning Institute
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Dallas Real Estate Board
Ulrickson
City Plan Commission
Board of Adjustment
Trunk Line Permit Redirects Las Animas Route Through Springfield
Santa Fe officials near a decision on the Dumas-Spear line with a permit change routing the Las Animas line through Springfield Colorado, instead of Pritchett. The commission has not yet announced a final determination.
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Santa Fe
Las Animas
Springfield
Colo
Pritchett
Clint Small to be greeted by big crowd in Amarillo
Indications mount that a large political gathering will attend Friday night to hear Senator Clint Small in his governor campaign. Grover Hitt says strong turnout is expected with bands participating and a reception planned at the Municipal Auditorium at 7:45 p.m. in Amarillo.
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Clint
Amarillo
Clint Small
Grover Hitt
Senator Small
Mr. Hill
Panhandle
Pleads Guilty to Mail Fraud in Federal Court
A man identifying himself as Guy Miller pleaded guilty before a U S commissioner to using the mails to defraud. He ordered goods from mail order houses including Sears Roebuck and Montgomery Ward, signed checks with fictitious names, with some checks up to $200. The alleged activity stretched over months in Amarillo. Miller remains jailed under a $2500 bond.
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Guy Miller
United States
Miller
Sears-Roebuck and
Montgomery, Ward
Amarillo
Pupils Visit Globe Plant in Amarillo for Passion Play
Mr and Mrs Rex Roby teachers with five pupils from Sunny Hill near Happy visit The Globe office in Amarillo to meet Tack and view the building. They are joined by Ernest Duncan Elora Duncan E A Wise Jr Katherine Hollobaugh and Forrester Hollobaugh.
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Globe Plant
Rex Roby
Sunny Hill
Happy
Amarillo
Globe Office
Tack
Forest fires rage across 20000 acres in Wisconsin
More than 250 men fought fires burning about 20000 acres of Wisconsin forests near the Chequamegon Bay area. Heavy smoke hung over the region as crews backfired to protect farm homes and outbuildings.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Chequamegon Bay
Amarillo Industrial Review kicks off in Globe Today
The Globe today launches a multi page Industrial Review series Aims to inform Amarillo residents about civic and industrial leaders and local progress The first page highlights 30 leading firms providing industrial and manufacturing facilities and promoting regional growth for prosperity
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the Globe
Amarillo
Industrial Review
Business Men to Meet With Hi Y Tonight in Amarillo
More than 30 business and professional leaders will join Amarillo Hi Y Club members and sponsors at Amarillo High School for a vocational guidance conference. Under Grover C Good and Lauchlin McNeil 65 students completed self analysis blanks listing 23 vocations with a man for each vocation to advise. An 8 o'clock general assembly in Senior High School Auditorium precedes separate room discussions.
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Amarillo
Grover C. Good
State Y. M. C. A
C. C. Robinson
Vocational Guidance Society
Amarillo High School
Good
Lauchlin McNeil
Livestock Prices Across Major Markets April Report
Market roundup from Kansas City Fort Worth Chicago and St Louis shows hogs steady to lower with top prices around 9.80 to 10.20 per cwt and cattle mixed steady to weak. Calves and yearlings largely steady while sheep show varied gains and losses across regions. Chicago wheat and corn show early rain driven declines with provisions edging higher.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Fort Worth
U. 5
S. Department of Agriculture
Chicago
E. ST. Louis
ST. Louis
U. Department of Agriculture
Enduring Pain Beyond Money and Fame
The passage reflectively notes that pain remains in life despite wealth and acclaim and that heartache cannot be cured by money or fame, emphasizing the inescapable, lasting nature of suffering.
Market summary shows July corn lead gains and mixed stock action
Old crop months advanced while new crop held firm as July rose 17 points to 15.04 and May gained to 15.81 amid a narrow day of trading. In poultry New York quotes show fowls and turkeys steady to firm with modest gains, while stock averages slipped from morning highs as oil and mining names spark buying before retreat.
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New York
Associated Press
United States Steel
Magma
Cerro de Pasco
Granby
Green Cananea
Thea Investment Rails
Southern Railway
Atchhison
Norfolk & Western
Canadian Pacific
Cotton market in New York and New Orleans April 30
New York opened steady with gains in new October, then eased with near month sales. May rose to around 16.17 and new October to 14.75 as futures steadied. New Orleans opened steady, edged lower early but July and May advanced, with July firm and the market quiet for much of the morning. Weather and crop summary noted as hardly favorable.
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New York
Associated Press
New Orleans
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