Remembering Dan Anthony Era in Amarillo News
The piece honors Dan Anthony editor and publisher of The Leavenworth Times and later involvement with Amarillo outlets. It notes his 61 years, family ties to Susan B. Anthony, and political service including chairing the appropriations committee. It references local welfare topics and social changes affecting families and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Dan Anthony
Leavenworth Times
Leavenworth
Kansas
Colonel Pash
Anthony
United States
D. R. Anthony
Susan B. Anthony
Congress
Marvin Jones
Flying machines make all spots on earth accessible
The column muses on aviation progress from Constantinople to a future world capital and a navy plane faster than the British Interceptor. It weaves jokes and odds about breakfast ham and eggs, whist questions, and a pet prairie dog found in the street, noting various light notes from the needle of humor.
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Constantinople
Charles Fourier
Earth
Navy
Paul Jones
Seeeane
David Bendt
Staten Island
Sinclair
Change sought on West Eighth Avenue viaduct route
Property owners in West Amarillo petition for a diagonal viaduct path to create a direct link with West Amarillo, arguing the current end street near the Rock Island railroad is a dead end. City officials estimate a $15,000 cost and may begin work this building season if the railroad shares in construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Amarillo
West Eighth Avenue
M. T. O'Neill
Equalization Board
San Jacinto
Ernest O. Thompson
North Fillmore Street
Sterling Urges South Wide Industrial Drive
Governor Ross Sterling supports extending Progressive Texans industrial development into a South Wide program. He says expansion creates broader markets for surplus crops and more effectively addresses economic issues than curtailment laws. The five year Texas plan includes cotton states for shared marketing and distribution studies.
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Austin
U.P
Progressive Texans, Inc
Ross Sterling
Texas
Sterling
City firemen go to school in first aid
Amarillo firemen attend a nightly first aid course at the central fire station taught by L. L. Naus of the U. S. Bureau of Mines. The 15 hour program also attracts workers from The Texas Company Canadian River Gas Company Amarillo Oil Company and others. Another class enrollment is planned and the current course continues for another week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Central Fire Station
L. L. Naus
U. S. Bureau of Mines
McAlester
Oklo
Texas Company
Canadian River Gas Company
Amarillo Oil Company
New York
Jno
F. Clark Brokerage Co
T&sfar
Mab Mi
Allied Chem & Dye
Allegheny Corporation
Allis Chalmers Sear
Amerada Corp
American Car & Foundry
American International
Pow & Light
Ase
American Rolling Mills
American Smelty & Ref
American Sugar & Ref
American Tobacco
American Watchs & el
Auburn Auton
Aviation Corporation
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Bendix Aviation
National Biscuit Co
Best & Company
Bethlehem Steel
Bohn Alum & Brass
Borden Company
Briggs Ante Company Ceseeres
Borg Warner
Eeetee
Comml Solvents
Peersees
Commonwealth & Southern
Continental Motors - Vee Fe Ay Coast Film Industry
Wbanee
Coty, Inc
Dupont Associated Dry Goods
Erie Railroad
Foster Wheeler
Freeport Texas
Frisco
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
General Food
General Mills
General Motors
General Railway
Gillette Safety
Glidden Company
Gold Dust Corp
Goodrich
Tire & Rubber
Rene
Goodyear Tire & Ue
Graham Paige
Wee Grand Silver
Grigeby Grunow
Stew Eee
Great Northern Rypid
Great Western Sug
Hupp Motors
Hahn Dept
Hudson Motors
Weheee
International Eee Ester
Illinois Central R
Inspiration
International Cement
International Tel
St. Joseph Lead
Johns Manville
Julius Kayser Steeeee
Chrysler Corp
Kansas City Southern RR
Kelvinator Corp
Coca Cola Company
Kelsey Hayes
See Nee
Kennecott Copper
Ccsevees Vv
Kresge & Co
Csedes
Kroger Ety & Baking
Detroit
Bastion
Nevada
BOY
Ford Motor Ltd
Ford
Oliver Farm Implement
France
Willys Overland
Fox Theatre
Paramount Publix
General Aviation
Seseee Pathe Exchange
Goldman Sachs
Packard Motors
Lone Star Gas
J C Penney Co +e
Mo-Kan Pipeline
Pennsylvania RR
Midwest Utilities
Pillsbury Flour Mills
Southern RR
Eee Earees
Niagara Hud
Public Service of NJ
American Tel & Teleg
Pennroad Corp
Teres
Pullman
Texas Gulf Sulphur United Gas Tee
Purity
Serene
Trans American
Let & Pwr
Radio Corporation
Orpheum Hanes A
United Corp
Real Silk Hoge
Union Pacific
Aubly
Olli Remington
United Aircraft & Transport
Westereo Motor Car
Wees Tee Unites Carbon
Anes
Republic Iron & Tees
United Gas Improv
Mentees Tobacco
Maracaibo
Teens Union Carbide Ase
Sears Raunch
Studebaker Corp
N. J
Southern Pacific
Yellow Truck & Coach Reid
Woolworth Company
Two Fliers Playing Hockey Killed in Dallas Crash
A student flyer Howard Crandell and aviation mechanic George James died after a plane crash ten miles north of Dallas while attempting stunts. Crandell, 24, of Greenwich New York, and James, 24, of New York City, had been living at the Dallas Aviation School where Crandell studied flying and James worked as a helper.
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Dallas
Howard
Crandell
Greenwich
N. Y
George James
New York City
Dallas Aviation School
James
Allene Duncan Dies In Local Hospital
Allene Constance Duncan 15 daughter of Mrs. Ethel Crawford Branch of Amarillo died in a local hospital at 2 30 this morning. Survived by mother sister Dorothy Faye Duncan and brother Wallace Duncan all of Amarillo. Body lying in state at Blackburn's Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements and arrival of relatives. Burial probably will be held Friday afternoon.
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Allene Constance Duncan
Ethel Crawford Branch
Amarillo
Dorothy Faye Duncan
Wallace Duncan
Blackburn
Losh Named City Manager of Oklahoma City
A. R. Losh, state highway engineer, was elected city manager by the Oklahoma City Council, succeeding the late John McClelland who died after four months in the post. Losh had come from West Virginia two years ago at the request of Lew Wentz, then chairman of the highway commission.
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Oklahoma City
U.R
A. R. Losh
John McClelland
Losh
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Lew Wentz
Ponca City
Highway Commission
Ant Invasion Clears Overnight at 17th and Washington
Swarms of large red ants with white wings filled yards and sidewalks near Seven teenth Avenue and Washington Street yesterday afternoon. The insects vanished by this morning leaving residents puzzled yet relieved as children returned to play and chores resumed with the ants gone.
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Seventeenth Avenue
Washington Street
Seventeenth
Washington
Two Charged in Girl's Death at Aransas Pass Beach
Doroth y Symons an 18 year old Aransas Pass choir singer was found dead in a mud and seaweed grave near the breakwater. Newton Yarberry 22 and Tommie Conner 30 were charged with murder.
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Aransas Pass
Tex
Dorothy Symons
Newton Yarberry
Tommie Conner
Yarberry
Liberty
Conner
San Patricio
Linton
Carl Utterback
Corpus Christi
Texas
Symons
Gilreath Freed on $750 Bond in Theft Case
Amarillo resident W. F. Gilreath was released on a $750 bond after being charged with theft of property over 50 dollars in Justice of the Peace J. W. Minter’s office. He awaits Potter County grand jury action. Complainant A. A. Scudder alleges a vacuum sweeper was taken from 306 Johnson Street. Arrest was by Constable Howard Elliott.
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W. Gilreath
Amarillo
Justice of the Peace
J. W. Minter
Potter County
Grand Jury
A. A. Scudder
Johnson Street
Howard Elliott
Osteopaths Hold Monthly Meeting and Bridge Party
Members of the Panhandle Osteopathic Society held a regular monthly meeting at Dr. Frank Gants office. Drs. L. V. Cradit and J. Francis Brown delivered addresses with Dr. A. F. Rowson of Okmulgee Oklahoma as a guest. Afterward, members and wives enjoyed a bridge party at Dr. J. Francis Brown residence.
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Panhandle Osteopathic Society
Frank Gants
Askew Building
L. V. Cradit
J. Francis Brown
A. F. Rowson
Okmulgee
Okla
Hayden Street
County Court Idle as Jury Is Excused
Potter County court at law sits idle today after the first case was postponed until Friday afternoon. Judge E C Nelson excused the jury for the week. Several guilty pleas on minor offenses were accepted. Criminal week began Wednesday and will continue. civil matters shift to next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Court-At-Law
E. C. Nelson
Mornbe
Tourist Camp Operator Shot in Texas Quarrel
I L Belton 32 a tourist camp operator was dying after a gunshot wound to the head in Snyder Texas Emery Vaught 22 hamburger stand operator from Colorado is in custody They argued on the Snyder Colorado road six miles south of Snyder as they were returning from a visit Vaught says Belton grabbed a gun during a scuffle it discharged Passersby took both men to Snyder Wound outcome will delay charging Belton’s fate pending recovery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Texas
I. L. Belton
Emery Vaught
Colorado
Snyder-Colorado
Vaught
Belton
Clergy Stipends Report Sparks Talk Of Strike
J Stanley Hoare warned at the Chester Diocesan Conference that a clergy strike could force better pay, urging clergy to withhold services until wages improve. The remark provoked wide discussion in England church circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stanley Hoare
Chester
England
Ellwood Park Receives Junior Playground Slide
A junior slide ordered months ago was delivered Thursday for Ellwood Park and will be installed Friday. Park executive Temple Robinson said the current slide is too large and dangerous for small children, and the new junior slide will serve kids under 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood Park
Temple Robinson
Permit Issued for Six Room Brick Home on Lipscomb Street
A building permit is issued for a six room brick house at 2217 Lipscomb Street. M L Fleming is the owner and Orley L Miller is named as contractor. The city building inspector noted few permits have been issued this week.
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M. L. Fleming
Lipscomb Street
Orley L. Miller
Cactus Club Founder Makes a Desert Jump
Frank Haddock, founder and sole member of the cactus club, a parachute organization, made a double parachute leap in Great Falls Montana. He narrowly missed high tension lines and landed uncomfortably in a cactus field.
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Great Falls
Mont
Frank Haddock
Cactus” Club
Ideal Parenting Stimulus for Earning and Occupying Youth
The article encourages parents to employ their children during leisure, outlining that girls may sew or mend for pay while boys tend to carpentry. It suggests identifying needed repairs or new contraptions, and to set wages before work begins.
Moyle Faces Dual Fate Over Pacific Flight Attempt
Dan Moyle, bound to lose either way, faces 30 days in jail if he succeeds in a Pacific crossing or regardless if he fails. Convicted of a major Los Angeles traffic violation, the judge deferred sentencing until October 1 to allow the attempt.
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Dan Moyle
Pacific
Moyle
Los Angeles
Woman Freed on Bond in Husband Shooting Case
Mrs. Silas Marler age 19 was released on $2,500 bond in Longview after being charged with murder in the shooting of her husband during a dispute over a pistol. The incident occurred Monday and authorities say the woman fired during the altercation.
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Longview
Silas Marler
Marler
Faithful horse retired after 20 years at Utica kiln
Old Jo, a 25 year old horse, and his master William Wolfscale had met the train in Utica daily for two decades. Jo hauled thousands of wagon loads of coal to the kilns where he was employed before retirement.
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Utica
William Wolfscale
Fort Worth Hosts Mrs Wirt Mrs Hamilton and Mrs Stiles
Mrs C A Wirt, Mrs D H Hamilton and Mrs L H Stiles, all of Fort Worth, are guests of Mrs Wirt's daughter Mrs Ruby Gordon. Mrs Stiles was formerly Miss Orita Newton of Amarillo and graduated from Senior High School here in 1928.
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C. A. Wirt
D. H. Hamilton
L. H. Stiles
Fort Worth
Shoppers Mrs Hunt and Mrs Nicholson Visit Amarillo
Mrs. D. A. Hunt and Mrs. H. E. Nicholson of Wheeler traveled to Amarillo on Thursday for shopping.
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D. A. Hunt
H. E. Nicholson
Wheeler
Amarillo
Wholesome Living Over Gold and Silk
A reflective meditation on simple comforts over luxury. The speaker measures happiness by solid meals, a sturdy roof, a good night's sleep, and health rather than gold, fine clothes, or leather bound books. Contentment comes from basic necessities and personal well being.
Live Stock Markets From Kansas City Chicago And New Orleans
Market notes show Kansas City and Chicago cattle hogs and sheep trading steady to firm with various weight classes and top prices. Cotton in New Orleans opened quiet but steady as Berlin cables and farm board offers influence futures. mixed private crop estimates hover around 13.5 to 14.2 million bales with October and December futures quoted higher early.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
D. A
Calvey
New Orleans
Liverpool
Berlin
Farm Board
New York Exchange
Texas Legislature Debates Oil and Gas Commission Bill
Both Texas House and Senate recessed without passage of a bill to create a three member oil and gas conservation commission. Amendments would place water engineers and other boards under the new commission and cut salaries for commissioners from 7500 to 6000 dollars. The bodies also consider jurisdiction over the gas utility division of the railroad commission. An investigation into alleged prewritten veto messages faced obstruction from Speaker Minor.
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Austin
U.P
House
Senate
Texas
Ross Sterling
Railroad Commission
Board of Water Engineers
Reclamation Engineer
Park Board
Board of Mining Engineers
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Forestry Reserves
Walter Bee
Fort Worth
Harry F. Sinclair
Tulsa
Nonstop Tokyo to Seattle Race Considered
Four American aviators reach Japan as interest grows in a non stop Tokyo to Seattle flight. Hugh Herndon Jr and Clyde Pangborn arrive after Siberia stopovers to attempt the record race, with a $25,000 Seattle prize. Don Moyle and C A Allen plan a Tacoma monoplane flight from Tachikawa.
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Tokyo
Seattle
Don Moyle
C. A. Allen
Chichibu Maru
United States
Puget Sound
Tacoma
Tachikawa Airdrome
East Texas oil operators consider voluntary shut down
East Texas oil operators met in Tyler to discuss a voluntary field shutdown to push oil prices higher. The move follows failed proration efforts and echoes Oklahoma's earlier voluntary curtailment under martial law. Judge Charles Bradfield, head of the East Texas Lease Royalty and Producers Association, called the meeting.
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East Texas
Tyler
Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
W. H. Murray
Charles Bradfield
Henderson
East Texas Lease, Royalty and Producers’ Association
Billie Joan Sutton Dies at Home Here
Little Billie Joan Sutton five months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs R Sutton of 1001 West Sixth Avenue, died at home Thursday. Funeral services set for Friday at 3 pm from Boxwell's Funeral Chapel with burial in Memorial Park.
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Billie Joan Sutton
R. Sutton
West Sixth Avenue
Boxwell
Memorial Park
Cloudy Tonight and Warm Weekend Ahead
The United States Weather Bureau forecasts partly cloudy conditions tonight with unsettled weather Friday. Temperatures rose back into the 90s after a rainy weekend, yesterday reaching a high of 92 degrees and a low of 70.
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United States Weather Bureau
Mercury
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