Terrell Seeks Third Term Amid Endorsements
W. Terrell railroad commissioner arrives in Amarillo to campaign for re election on a pledge to stabilize Texas business. He cites support from Elliott Roosevelt and endorser R A Bob Stuart and John Wood while acknowledging Governor Daniel’s backing and vowing to serve Texas fairly. He plans to speak at 730 PM on KGNC.
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Railroad Commission
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Amarillo
Elliott Roosevelt
Fort Worth
W. Lee O'Daniel
O'Daniel
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Mr. Roosevelt
Greenville
Terrell
John Wood
Mr. Wood
R. A
Bob) Stuart
Yare
Christie
Gregory Hatcher
W. Lee O Daniel
Job seekers and lost items note in Amarillo area
Classified notices from Amarillo readers seek housekeeping and child care work with references while a German lady offers house duties for 25 cents an hour. A resident reports missing glasses, a magnetometer tripod, a Bulova watch, and a purse with keys after a cafe visit and car incident.
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Help Wanted and Free Wants from Local Notices
Help wanted ads and free notices collected include Mrs Pears Davenport seeking home for a brown and white dog and a cat, a painter and paperhanger needing work, farm work experience available, and several individuals asking for employment or print help with varying contacts and ages. References offered where noted.
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Pears
Davenport
van Buren Street
NLRB Hearing Opens Over Dumas Zinc Smelter Strike
A U S field hearing before NLRB member Thomas Wilson opens in Dumas on charges of unfair practices by Illinois Zinc Company. Elmer F Chapin testifies on plant operations and strike impact while legal reps contest evidence scope as the hearing extends over several days.
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Dumas
Committee For Industrial Organization
Fimer Davis
Fort Worth
NSAUR
Binford Arney
Amarillo
Rom SpaAny
Elmer F Chapin
Chapin
Davis
Arney
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Harrison Warns Of Broadening Income Tax Base
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Pat Harrison warned that Congress must consider expanding the income tax base unless business conditions improve by the start of next year. The statement came from Washington as lawmakers face fiscal pressures and potential tax policy shifts.
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Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
O Danial Arranges Radio Addresses Without Subjects
Fort Worth reports that W Lee O Daniel the Democratic nominee for governor said he would broadcast three radio talks this week with the first at 12 45 tomorrow on Texas Quality Network. He did not disclose the topics of his talks.
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W. Lee O'Daniel
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Pageant Directors Discuss Reserved Tickets Distribution
The directors of the pageant announced ticket sales with $10 $7 and $3 prices to each substation. A limited number of reserved tickets at 25 cents will be sold, granting access to a reserved section and a guaranteed seat.
Colorful Amarillo Parade Showcases Horses and Stars
The Amarillo Old Southwest Days parade features hundreds of horses leading a vibrant crowd with Westwind and Will Rogers memorabilia. Leo Carrillo and Governor Clyde Tingley receive attention as photographers and spectators revel in color, boots, and banners along Polk Street. A second parade is set for tomorrow with cow pony races and a barbecue for settlers.
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Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Westwind
Leo Carillo
Polk Street
Amarillo Hotel
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Will Rogers
West Los Angeles Chamber aided California celebration
Monte Blue in town for the California celebration with the West Los Angeles branch of the Chamber of Commerce coordinating the display. Mayor Ross Rogers renewed acquaintance with the star and praised his enduring smile. Ben Turpin noted as the happiest performer on screen, while Camillio jokes about Turpin’s landlord worries. Governor Tingley pledges six New Mexico state flags for Amarillo events, asserting influence over the Panhandle.
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Allen Brothers
California
West Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Mayor Rogers
Monte Blue
Blue
Hollywood
Ben Turpin
Camillio
Turpin
Tingley
New Mexico
Amarillo
Panhandle
Amarillo Kiwanis Welcomes Morris Cobb Notables
Elizabeth Morris, an 18 year old show girl from Amarillo, receives a warm reception at the Kiwanis Club. She juggles upcoming radio work on KGNC with tonight’s Old Southwest Days pageant as director Larry Doyle shapes her role. She recalls dancing roots in Amarillo and Fort Worth and her path to Casa Manana.
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Amarillo
Samuel Morris
Taylor Street
Joe Morris
Elizabeth
Fort Worth
Billy Rose
Casa Manana
New York
Amarillo High School
Sylvia Tell
Morris
Fort Worth selects Miss Morris for city celebration
Miss Morris was chosen above all cast members to represent Fort Worth at the celebration and to invite Leo Carrillo to the show. The former Fort Worth girl leaves by plane tomorrow noon to return to the footlights as the curtain rises tomorrow night.
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Panhandle pageant hosts actors and civic figures
Breakfast with Ben turns awkward as Carilin introduces a popular actor who borrowed boats and a kerchief then became a Panhandle cowboy Frank Albertson. Donald Novis singing at the pageant earns praise while Mrs. Novis watches. Attendees include Vince Barnett Tex Ritter and leaders from the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce and Pacific Coast Caravan.
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Carilin
Frank Albertson
Carillo
Donald Novis
Mrs. Novis
Vince Barnett
Mrs. Barnett
Tex Ritter
Monogram Studio Western Star
J. D. Punk
Col White
Santa Monica
George Larsen
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
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Miss California Wins Pageant Amid Hollywood Ties
The piece notes Claire James Miss California accepted the title yesterday afternoon. Carillo introduced the winner and her family before a gathering in Amarillo. A plane from Los Angeles arrived early this morning as preparations for a parade and public event continued.
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Claire James
War Bros
Metro-Goldwyn-May
James
Los Eales
Carillo
Will Roy
Hollywood
Antoine Carillo
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