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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1933

Page

3

Mode show to spotlight winter wear at Municipal Auditorium

Local merchants join Heads Up for a fashion parade at the Municipal Auditorium next Monday night. Designers preview coats, gowns, and sportswear with shoulder emphasis, fur trims, and slim skirts. Brands include The Hollywood Shoppe Parker's Kilght Davies Montgomery Ward J C Penney Newberry Lucille Shoppe and more.

Uup Municipal Auditorium Ligon Smiths Bernie's Boys Milady Paramount E Hollywood Pus College Ernestine White Luck Dorothy Peake Parker’s Shoe Department Hub Llough Davies London The Bobby Mickey Mouse Kuppenheimer Failles Montgomery Ward New York Dorothy East Maude Eustace Hazel Carbon J.C. Penney J. J. Newberry

Clothing envy and crime tied to county agenda

The item lists several coats and styles amid notes on budget work and election canvassing. It mentions approving a $15,000 federal bond related to a mail robbery case and the possible tax rate, with two alleged accomplices, O. D. Stevens and W. D. May, still jailed for slayings and the robbery.

O. D. Stevens W. D. May

County Dads Wind Up Tax Assessment Matters

Potter County Commissioners met as a board of equalization to wind up assessment and valuation conferences for 1933. They heard attorneys for the Canadian River Gas Company and the Masterson Estate on mineral and pipeline taxes.

Potter County Board of Equalization Canadian River Gas Company Masterson Estate

Fort Worth mail robbery suspect posts bond in triple slaying

M T Howard of Handley the suspect in the February mail robbery and the February triple slaying in Fort Worth filed bond for 22500 but remained in jail. He was one of the three men held in the case and is connected to the August 31 incident.

Fort Worth O.R M. T. Howard Handley

Copper ore mass found in Minnesota mine in 1857

The largest recorded copper ore mass was found in a Minnesota mine in 1857. It measured 45 feet long, 22 feet wide at its widest, and over eight feet thick, weighing 420 tons and containing more than 90 percent pure copper.

Minnesota

Wife Charged With Murder in Longview Case

Aug. 31 Longview A7 A charge of assault with intent to murder against Mrs. Dallas B. Atwood was upgraded to murder after authorities investigated the death of her husband. A railroad shop worker Cassie Smith and two others were detained. Witnesses said Atwood was with a different schedule, and an inquest found death at hands of unknown parties. Atwood’s body to be buried in Longstreet La with his father.

Longview Dallas B. Atwood Cassie Red) Smith Charles Yonke Atwood Perry Meredith Justice of the Peace Longstreet W. R. Atwood

Infant Girl Paxton Dies. Funeral Friday

Jackeueline Louise Paxton seven day old daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Paxton died at a local hospital at 830 am Thursday. Funeral from 301 Tennessee Street at 1100 am Friday with Guy Newman officiating. Burial Llano Cemetery Boxwell Brothers in charge. Mr Paxton owns Paxton Dairy. Divorces in England and Wales average one in every 100 marriages. in the U S one marriage in every 10 ends in the divorce court.

Jackeueline Louise Paxton W. C. Paxton Tennessee Street Guy Newman Llano Cemetery Boxwell Brothers Mr. Paxton Paxton Dairy England Wales United States

City Auction of City Motion Picture Equipment

City Manager H R Smith was authorized by the city commission in a special session to sell motion picture cameras and projection machinery formerly used by the chamber of commerce. The sale aims to attract buyers in the market for film equipment.

Chamber of Commerce

Alps fatalities rise past fifty yearly since 1926

By 1926 fatalities from Alpine ascents never exceeded 50 annually. Since then the toll has always surpassed 100 each year, with 1928 as an exception when deaths fell to 87.

Alps

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