Four Plays Planned by Amarillo Little Theater Fall
The Amarillo Little Theater executive board met to set the fall season of four plays. Accent on directed by Margaret Date opens the slate in the first week, with other shows directed by Wayne Eubanks Oma Link Rowley and Elma Allen Martin. Ticket sales for the eleventh season will start soon, Leta Crudgington to manage.
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Amarillo Mittle Theater
Charles Woltith
Margaret Date
Wayne Eubanks
Amafege
Oma Link Rowley
Elma Allen Martin
Little Theater
The
Leta Crudgington
Miss Collins
Rowley
Crudgington
Martin
J .Alton May
Eloise Gipson
R. R. Swindell
Olive Davidson
JF. L. Roberts
Raymond Wright
J i Hill
Wilbur Budd
Wolff
Mary Shuman Dies in Canyon at 66
Mrs. Mary Ida Shuman, 66, died at 6 this morning at her Canyon home. She is survived by three sons and two daughters, including W. C. Shuman of Philadelphia and J. L. Shuman of Grants. Funeral services will be announced later by Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home.
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Mary Ida Shuman
Canyon
W. C. Shuman
Philadelphia
J. L. Shuman
Grants
N. M
W. W. Shuman
Tulsa
Robert 8. Shuman
Chillicothe
T. Cvans
J. O Bragg
Blackburn- Shaw Funeral Home
Scouts Urged to Register for Amarillo Area Camp
Scout Executive C. A. Clark urged boys wishing to attend the one week camp to register at the scout office in the Green Building. Camp director Clark announced the camp opens Sunday at Harding's Ranch.
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C. A. Clark
Amarillo Area
Clark
Harding
Mother Seeks Return of Son as Court Holds Meeting
At the court hearing Mrs. Rose Frankel pleaded for her boy Howard to be returned. Howard avoided her, answering only yes or no to questions about school and friends. Mrs. Frankel, dazed, said the meeting may help thaw the ice between mother and son.
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Rose Frankel
Howard
Chinese lines hold as Japanese air operations resume
A Japanese communique from Trenteln said the morass for the past week is ceasing and aerial operations on the northern sectors have resumed. United Press correspondents on the scene noted Chinese lines holding fast northwest of Peiping along the Pen g-Suiyuan Railway and near telty on the Peiping-Hankow Railway, and south of Tientsin on the Tientsin-Pukow-Nanking line.
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Trenteln
United Press
Peiping
Peng-Suiyuan
Telty
Peiping-Hankow
Tientsin
Tientsin-Pukow-Nanking
Ten Thousand Young Democrats Open National Meet in Indianapolis
About 10,000 young Democrats from across the states gathered in Indianapolis for the start of their National Convention. National president Frank Wickham rejected rumors of party dissension over the Roosevelt program and Court reform. The Resolutions Committee will push for endorsing the Roosevelt administration with harmony as the keynote.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Frank Wickham
Sioux Falls
Congress
Resolutions Committee
Wick~hem
Roosevelt
Public debt hits new peak of 36.89 billion
Washington reports the public debt rose to 36.891 billion dollars as of August 17, a new record, up from 33.411 billion on the same date last year according to a Treasury release.
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Washington
Treasury
Concert Singer Walska to Marry Death Ray Inventor Grindell Matthews
Ganna Walska, four time married concert singer, will wed Harry Grindell Matthews, British radio telephone pioneer and inventor of a death ray once marketed in the United States, in a fifth marriage. The announcement came from London.
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London
U.P
Ganna Walska
Harry Grindell-Matthews
United States
Wreck Derailed 21 Cars on Louisiana and Texas Freight
Twenty one cars of a Louisiana and Texas Railway freight train derailed at Campbell nine miles east of Greenville Texas. Officials called the wreck one of the division’s most serious in years. No injuries reported and most cars were empties.
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Greenville
Tex
U.P
Louisiana and Texas Railway
Campbell
Here
Mattson Kidnap Suspect Held in Wharton
A man giving the name Frank Lazoski was jailed in Wharton on suspicion in the Charles Mattson kidnapping case in Washington state.
Ann Morris Twin Dies at 16 Days in Panhandle
Ann Elizabeth Morris died at 16 days old in Panhandle and is survived by her parents W J Morris and wife, twin sister Helen Sue, another sister Alice Morris, and grandparents Dr and Mrs R D Gist and Mrs Morris of Amarillo. Funeral services by Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home will be announced later.
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Ann Elizabeth Morris
W. J. Morris
Panhandle
Helen Sue
Alice Morris
R. D. Gist
Morris
Amarillo
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Folsom Man and the Great Picture Puzzle
The sunburned scientist lead researchers across the plains near Clovis and Guadalupe mountain caves near Carlsbad in a quest to piece together early culture. He travels between Philadelphia and field sites spending three months yearly chasing new clues for his evolving portrait of ancient humanity.
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Clovis
Guadalupe Mountain
Carlsbad
Europe
Howard
Amarillo
Canada
Philadelphia
Forgery Charges Filed Against 16 Year Old Thelma Baker
A 16 year old named Thelma Baker faced forgery charges after allegedly cashing a ten dollar check under an Amarillo woman's name. The complaint was signed by Max Bevens, manager of the Shulte United Store.
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Thelma Baker
Amarillo
Max Bevens
Shulte United
New Zealand Radio Voices To Standardize Pronunciation
Wireless announcers across national stations will adopt a unified pronunciation. Prof J Shelley, director of broadcasting, announced the plan to harmonize speech style for all New Zealand radio broadcasts.
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Auckland
N. Z
A.P
New Zealand
J. Shelley
Hawaii bill ups poll tax to ten dollars
Territorial bill proposes raising poll tax from 5 to 10 dollars with a 5 dollar rebate to voters who cast ballots in general elections. The report notes lawmakers exploring new vote mobilization methods. An additional line mentions the silk industry in Japan employing many people.
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Honolulu
U.P
Territorial
Portugal Breaks Ties With Czechoslovakia Over Gun Order
Lisbon reports Portugal severed relations with Czechoslovakia accusing Prague of failing to fill a huge machine gun order. The note says 600 guns were promised for Portugal’s army and air force, with delivery time cited as a key factor, amid broader European tensions.
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Portugal
Lisbon
U.P
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Ceskoslovenska Abrojovska
Brambila Eyes California Crops for Mexico
Miguel Brambila chief of the Mexican National Commission of Irrigation says a study of California soils in Berkeley aims to select crops best suited for Mexican conditions and to establish those crops in Mexico. The effort seeks to make Mexico a productive agricultural region akin to California.
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Berkeley
Cal
U.pi
Mexico
California
Miguel Brambila
Mexican National Commission of Irrigation
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Advises women to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease menstrual cramps and emotional discomfort. Warns against taking anger out on husbands and claims the remedy tones the system to aid three life stages from girlhood to middle age.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Nature
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Rebels Advance On Santander Front
Nationalists push their encirclement toward Santander as flame-thrower tanks set shrubbery ablaze. From Reinosa to Bayonne a courier reports the advance to 32 miles from Santander on one flank and about 60 miles on the other. Troops cheer in Bay of Biscay port fronts with chants predicting Santander’s fall.
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Reinosa
Bayonne
Santander
Biscay
Educator Calls U S Economy an Illiteracy Problem
Miss Florence Barnhard of Brookline Mass told the California Congress of Parents and Teachers that the nation suffers from economic illiteracy. She argued that thrift alone is insufficient and that the United States needs better intelligence to manage income and finances.
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Pasadena
Cal
U.P
Florence Barnhard
Brookline
Mass
California Congress of Parents and Teachers
United States
Williams Hardware Store Remodeling Underway on Taylor Street
The Williams Hardware Store on Taylor Street began remodeling to convert the second floor into a sales room in a $5 000 project awarded to Albert Randall Construction Company. A furniture department will open after completion in about 20 days, signaling a shift to full home furnishings under the name M Williams.
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Williams Hardware
Taylor Street
C. M. Williams
Albert Randall Construction
BC formula promises quick relief for jitters and headaches
A brief health note describes a quick-acting prescription style BC formula that eases jittery nerves and the headachy feeling after a rough night with a supportive tone.
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Lee
Opium-Free BC Remedy Markets Headache Relief
An advertisement touts BC as a fast acting remedy free of opium or derivatives. It claims relief for headaches neuralgia muscular pains and nervousness with 10¢ and 25¢ sizes offered.
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Tage 1
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Quentin
Cathay Hotel
Shanghai
Tack
Ann Morris
Folsom Man
Japan
East, Poeamder Poder Sabee Co
Chicago
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Down
Bbc Week
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