Relief bonds drive planned to back $20 million issue
Potter County and nearby counties set August 15 for an Panhandle meeting in Amarillo to form a body backing the August 26 bond relief election. The drive aims to gain Texas constitutional amendment support for federal aid, with mass meetings and speakers to inform voters before August 26. The conference will be held at 2 PM in Rep. Stanfield’s offices.
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Texas
Potter County
Amarillo
William Q. Boyce
T. E. Johnson
N. S&s
Panhandle
Breuth
H. K. Stanfield
Old Lands for New Subject at Revival at Assembly of God
Revival opens at the Assembly of God Church on North Pierce Street with Rev. Gideon O. DeMerchant preaching. The Canadian revivalist, who has toured 28 countries, plans an August 15 talk on the Holy Land with ancient costumes. The two week meeting is open to the public.
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Old Lands
Assembly of God
North Pierce Street
Gideon O. DeMerchant
DeMerchant
Holy Land
E. R. Foster
Assembly of God Church
Miss Drucilla Morgan Wins Beauty Contest Honors
Miss Drucilla Morgan, once named Miss Pampa, now living in McPherson Kansas, won second place in a beauty contest there and earned a trip to the World Fair at Chicago as a Kansas representative. The local honors tie her to both Pampa and McPherson in a single stirring note.
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Pampa
Tex
U.P
Drucilla Morgan
McPherson
Kan
Escape of a Stallion From Captivity Reported
The text describes a horse that resisted confinement, a stallion about 11 years old, and asserts that losing freedom equaled death for him. It presents a dramatic account of captivity and a desperate bid for liberty.
Captivity Breaks Hearts of Many Wild Horses
Monmouth Oregon rodeo promoter W. R. Adams, who captured 20 wild horses for western Oregon exhibitions, recalls the dangers of taming untamed broncos. Four of the herd died on the journey, not from the travel itself, but from the stress and peril of capture and transport.
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Monmouth
Ore
U.P
W. R. Adam
Oregon
Adams
Inukai Assassination Case Testimony at Navy Trial
Lieutenant Yamagishi testified at Yokosuka base that he commanded ten officers who stormed Premier Inukai’s residence and fired the fatal shots. He said the group feared U S ambitions and aimed to pressure treaty revisions due in 1936, with the hearing continuing in secret after the court was cleared.
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Tokyo
Horishi Yamagishi
Suyoshi Inukai
America
Yamagishi
Yokosuka Naval Base
United States
Japan
Orient
Washington
London
Scouts Erect City Welcome Signs Along Highways
Scout troops in the Amarillo area place Welcome You signs on four Panhandle highways including Canyon Happy Glen Pampa and Vega routes. Goodnight troop extends to all highways out of Goodnight while others await permits per Dr Jason Robinson.
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Amarillo
Boy Scouts
Panhandle
Canyon
Happy Glen
Pampa
Vega
Goodnight
Jason Robinson
Scout Publicity Committee
Tokyo bombings and assassination mark 1932 crisis
Inukai Tsuyoshi was killed in his official residence on May 15 1932 as disorder spread across Tokyo. Terrorists attacked multiple sites including the metropolitan police board offices the cherry village gate of the imperial palace the Bank of Japan and the Mitsubishi Bank during the unrest.
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Inukai
Tokyo
The
Metropolitan Police Board
Cherry Village
Imperial Palace
Bank of Japan
Mitsubishi Bank
Milk price survey launched in Amarillo by state official
W A Canon director of markets for the Texas department of agriculture begins a survey of Amarillo milk pricing. He cites severe drought and unusually low prices, urging gradual increases for wholesale and retail levels to ease producers’ hardship. Current Amarillo price stands at six cents.
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Amarillo
W. A. Canon
State Department of Agriculture
Milk Prices Seen Rising Amid Downward Amarillo Supply
State milk price data show wholesale per quart at about eight cents and retail around nine to ten cents. Canon notes regional price alignments across Dallas, Fort Worth, Waco, and Wichita Falls. He cites no milk surplus in Amarillo and a downward production trend, arguing a modest price rise is fair due to general commodity inflation and local conditions.
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Canon
Dallas
Fort Worth
Waco
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
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Glaoyvs
Jim
Wotel
Colorado
Glenwood Springs
Col
K. A. Lucas
Roosevelt
National Recovery Administration
Drouth
Mr. Canon
City Day Cleaners
W. B. Burkhalter
Polk St
AIR Plane Plumbing CO
American Plumbing CO
Ee Beavers E. G, Plumbing CO
ROY Burke & CO
Plumbing CO
Collins, T. H
City Plumbing CO
Guheen Bros
Southwest
NRA
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