Bus fund grows as Amarillo readers donate for Home children
The column details a fundraising push for a school bus for the Home children with contributions from Guy Saunders Ordway-Saunders Norris Ewing and Dr B L Jenkins. It notes totals approaching 294 dollars with promises of more to reach 300 400 and up and urges donations to Dr R Thomson at the Presbyterian Church or How ard Paul at the American State Bank. It also recounts various local comments about politics weather and community efforts.
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Forkner
Guy Saunders
Ordway-Saunders
Norris Ewing
News-Globe
News- Globe
J. O. Whittington
Dake Carorfins
Ae News-Globe
Johnny Forkner
Mason Kink
Clarendon
Dr R. Thomson
The
Presbyterian Church
Howard Paul
American State Bank
Jack Hull
Clovis News-Journal
Amarillo
Panhandle
New Mexico
Austin
Texas
Houston
Clint
State
Job Seeker Seeks Café or Dining Room Work
A reader writes to Tack seeking entry level positions in a cafe or dining room. They offer to work for meals and minimal wages to gain experience, requesting consideration for a kitchen or dining role.
Coast Region Breaths Easy After Storms
Houston reports the Texas coast eased as a tropical hurricane faded. An 8:30 A.M. advisory placed the storm about 280 miles southeast of Port Eads, Louisiana. If it followed the forecast path it would move inland near St Andrews Bay Florida, with Panama City as the closest large town. Coast Guard stations halted hourly coastal reports by 10 P.M. last night as conditions returned to normal.
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Houston
Texas
Weather Bureau
Port Eads
la Officia
Coast Guard District
Galveston Yard
St. Andrews Bay
Florida
Panama City
Coast Guard
Body of CCC Man Brought to Amarillo for Funeral
The body of Arthur Burrow 25 Amarillo automobile mechanic enrolled at a CCC camp died last night at Port Sill Oklahoma base hospital. Funeral arrangements by Boxwell Brothers. Survivors include his parents W A and Louise Burrow a sister Miss Cleta Burrow Los Angeles and grandparents Mr and Mrs G A Reed of 306 North Buchanan Street Amarillo.
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Amarillo
CCC
Port Sill
Oklo
Boxwell Brothers
W. A. Burrow
Louise Burrow
Cleta Burrow
Los Angeles
G. A. Reed
North
Buchanan Street
Deadline Set for Texas Bridge League Entry
Reservations for the first local contest in the Texas Bridge league must be made by 6 p.m. Monday. The event starts Friday September 7 in Amarillo. To enter call Mrs. Bliss at 9756. Registration is $2 with several prizes promised.
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Texas Bridge League
Edward N. Bliss
Amarillo
Bliss
Potter County Centennial Advisory Board Named
The Texas Centennial Advisory Board for Potter County announces its members through secretary Will H. Mayes. Members include Gene Howe Mrs A J Streit Ploud Studer W H Puqua Mrs W T Coble T E Johnson Ernest O Thompson. Wilbur C Hawk sits on the state commission directing the centennial.
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Potter County
State Commission
Will H. Mayes
Gene Howe
A. J. Streit
Ploud Studer
W. H. Puqua
W. T. Coble
T .E. Johnson
Ernest O. Thompson
Wilbur C. Hawk
Grants Injunction Against Seizures In Oil Property
The First District Court grants an injunction preventing the secretary of national economy from seizing petroleum assets at Laguna De Llano De Silva Vera Cruz to Mexican Gulf Oil Company. Seven wells in nearby district seized by the secretary on grounds of fraud. Roland H. Wingo of McLean receives War Department appointment to the Second Engineers at Fort Logan. He is a former Texas A M student.
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Mexico
D. F
Secretary of National Economy
Laguna de Llano de Silva
Vera Cruz
Mexican Gulf Oil Company
First District Court
ARMY
Roland H. Wingo
McLean
War Department
Second Engineers
Fort Logan
Denver
R. E. Forsythe
Wingo
Texas A. & M
Allred Naively Seeks Progressive Convention Balance
Allred discussed targeting loyalty in state party posts while avoiding direct clashes at the Galveston convention. He plans no campaigning for the 44th Legislature speakership and will not address the Legislature during its relief bond session. The nominee said he is nervous, has yet to rest, and shed 21 pounds from the campaign strain.
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Uson
Allred
Garner
Perguson
Coke Stevenson
Junction
J. B Ford
McGregor
Galveston
Nomine
Sinclair Promised Support May Have Been Left Handed
Sinclair pledged administration backing though the offer may have carried a hesitant tone and unclear commitment.
Only One Ship Ready For U. S. Speed Dash
Union Air Terminal Los Angeles August 90 Only one pilot Col Roscoe Turner ready to start the Bendix transcontinental speed dash for a new record and trophy. Another pilot known as Worthern unreported after leaving Patterson Louisiana with Doug Davis from Albuquerque. Davis landed at Winslow, Arizona. no word from Worthern. Officials expected at least seven more pilots to be ready for the takeoff.
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Union Air ‘Terminal
Los Angeles
U.P
Roscoe ‘Turner
Worthern
Patterson
Doug Davis
Albuquerque
N. M
Davis
Winslow
Ariz
Attorney To Head Reserve Officers Association Amarillo
Capt Fred E Young, Amarillo lawyer and past Hanson Post commander, is named president of the Amarillo chapter U S Army Reserve Officers Association. Major E C Teleon, district judge elect, is elected vice president and Lieut W J Bynum is reelected secretary treasurer.
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Fred E. Young
Amarillo
Hanson Post
American Legion
U. S, Army Reserve Officers Association
E. C. Teleon
W. J. Bynum
Nazi church laws extend Aryan paragraph on marriage
The Nazi church government expands the Aryan paragraph. Evangelical pastors married to Jews must retire and pastors deemed nationally unreliable may be retired. A Hess preface states I forbid with five strict prohibitions including no Nazi member represented by a Jewish attorney and no Jew issued a letter of introduction or recommendation to officials or party functionaries.
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Hess
Textiles Authority Urges Stand Against Strike
New York August 30. Sloan for the textile code authority defends the codes under NIRA saying the industry furlough must resist industrial warfare and that union membership figures are unverified. He argues code provisions address workload and stretchout while collective bargaining remains allowed and government agencies will enforce violations.
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Textile Authority
New York
Sloan
Cotton Textile Code Authority
NRA
NIRA
United Textile Workers
Senate probes relief funds administration in Texas
A Senate resolution orders a committee of the whole to investigate the adequacy of Texas relief fund statutes. Cecil Murphy of Gainesville is appointed to preside as officials who spend large relief funds provide information to aid the legislature and governor.
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Senate
Texas
Goveror
Cecil Murphy
Gainesville
Hoover Calls for Harsh Limits on Pardons and Escapes
J Edgar Hoover argued reforms to remove escape routes for major criminals and to end pardon abuses. He warned pardons release many desperate offenders and cited risk to organization members. He also blamed press radio and movies as influencers in crime suppression efforts.
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Hoover
Rainfall Remains Low Across Eight Months
Weatherman H T Colliman warns rainfall sits four inches below normal as the Panhandle endures an extended dry spell. Through June 11 to August 21 the area received only 0.43 inch, far below the expected moisture, with yearly total at 10.26 inches and normal around 21 inches.
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H. T. Colliman
Panhandle
Strike Notice Targets Mill Owners and Government Claims
The Cotton Texts's Institute criticizes mill owners for exploiting workers and rebuts government accusations of striking against the state. The piece asserts mills are privately owned by major corporations and warns the government should not shield exploitation.
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Cotton Texts
Textile strike spreads as unions vow solidarity and action
Leaders from the International Ladies Garment Workers Union and United Textile Workers pledge moral and financial support to New York dressmakers local as 30 000 workers back the fight. Officials say telegrams flood in as the strike nears after mills reject a National Labor Relations Board conference proposal.
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Charles 8. Zimmermand
International Ladies Garment ‘Workers Union
Dressmakers’ Union
New York City
Oil Workers International Union
National Labor Relations Board
New York
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Institute
Lloyd Garrison
Labor Relations Board
Market Summary From Kansas City to New Orleans Tina
Kansas City cattle and hog markets show mixed gains with feeder cattle and yearlings up while stocker prices ease. New Orleans cotton opens weaker on strike news, futures down before partial rally, private crop estimate at 9.115 million bales. New York stocks report mixed early gains amid commodity moves.
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Kansas City
Aug
Trong
New Orleans
Liverpool
Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains
An advertisement touts B. C. as a pharmacist prepared remedy that eases monthly pains in three minutes. It claims multiple ingredients chosen to work faster than single formulas and also relieves colds headaches neuralgia and fever without habit forming drugs. Available in 10¢ and 25¢ packages wherever drugs are sold.
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B. C
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