Proposals Discuss Park Area For Palo Duro Canyon
A Palo Duro Park association committee heard a plan to create a state park starting near Hardin's Ranch and stretching about 30 miles along the canyon to within eight miles of Claude. About 105000 acres would be included with input from local landowners. Findings will be reported at the December 1 Amarillo meeting and possibly to January legislative session.
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Palo Duro Canyon
Hardin
Claude
Palo Duro Park Association
Chamber of Commerce
A. BE. Townsend
Panhandle
State Parks Board
Palo Duro
W. A. Warner
Caude
J. W. McCrerey
Wayside
R. A. Underwood
Plainview
Johnson rites held in city this evening
Funeral services for C. H. Johnson 45 Amarillo businessman who died Monday at his residence 1416 Washington Street were held at the First Christian Church at 2 pm with Rev. Clark Buckner officiating. Burial in Llano cemetery under N S Griggs & Sons. Survived by wife and son ElRoy, parents, five brothers and two sisters.
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C. H. Johnson
Amarillo
Washington Street
First Christian Church
Clark Buckner
Llano Cemetery
N.S. Griggs & Sons
Otto Stafford
M. M. Wadsworth
T. H. Bean
James Gerell
Lee Wilson
Ed Ssidell
Johnson
Dick Martindale
Dorchester, Neb
Lillian Johnson
Woman Is Dead In Tulia After Illness
Mrs. Anne Elizabeth Stallings 79 of Tulia died today at 5 40 AM in a local hospital. She leaves husband J L Stallings Tulia a son U S Gober Amarillo and three grandchildren Frankie Gober J L Gober and J A Gober all of Amarillo. The body will be sent overland Thursday morning to Tulia by N B Griggs and Sons. Services will be held at the Tulia Presbyterian Church tomorrow afternoon.
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Anne Elizabeth Stallings
Tulia
J. L. Stallings
U. S. Gober
Amarillo
Frankie Gober
J. L
J. A. Gober
Griggs and Sons
Tulia Presbyterian Church
Biscuit Marathon Joins Local Sport Ventures
A $3 reward offered by Mrs. W. H. Laidley for her 8 week old female German police pup missing since Tuesday. The pup sable brown with a black nose. reportedly seen with two women on East Fifth Avenue then placed in care of G. E. True. True later said the women called for the dog as owner 未 found. Morse seeks new worlds to conquer in Canadian bakery show window after 52 hour biscuit dough marathon effort. He has lived 25 years in Amarillo and his world record was set at Claude with demonstrations in Pampa, Sweetwater and Los Angeles.
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W. H. Laidley
East Sixth Avenue
Mr. True
James
Kid Jimmie) Morse
Mark Morse
Morse
Amariliom
Canadian
Claude
Pampa
Sweetwater
Los Angeles
Cal
Hoover Postoffice Items Continue Across Regions
Fragmentary OCR text shows continuation notes about postoffice and courthouse matters in Taylor Texas and Tulsa Oklahoma. The exact events or actions are not fully captured but indicate ongoing official activities or listings.
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Tion
Taylor
Tex
Tulsa
Okla
Treasury official explains 160 million income tax cut plan
Undersecretary Mills testified before the House Ways and Means Committee on Hoover's 160 million dollar income tax reduction proposal. He described a Hawley plan for a flat one percent cut on 1929 corporate and personal incomes and outlined reasons tied to projected surpluses for 1930 and 1931 and the aim to aid the most taxpayers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mills
The
Treasury
House
Way and Means Committee
Hawley
Hoover
Treasury Department
Dill bill seeks extension of federal radio commission life
Senator Dill of Washington introduced a bill asking for an indefinite extension of the life of the federal radio commission. The measure argues the commission would cease to exist after January 1 if Congress does not act, remaining only as an appellate body.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Dill
Donqhoe Granted New Trial in Walden Death Case
Verner Donohoe, Wilbarger County, was granted a new trial for the Walden murder after a court review. Walden’s body was found near an oil camp with a shotgun wound and empty shells nearby. Donohoe was the last person seen with Walden and had previously been sentenced to 25 years.
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Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Johnnie Whitehead
Kaufman
Jim Vecera
Palo Pinto
Concho Torres
Dallas
Sam Byrd
J. J. Ballou
Mattie Bee Hood
Tarrant
Floyd Lucket
Leon
Eva Belle Simms
Hopkins
Sam Biggs
Reeves
Tom Watkins
Wheeler
Austin Raines
Hall
Edgar Hammon
Johnson
D. C. Baker
Albert Alkiek
Victoria
Bud Randall
Donley
Henry Rice
Bosque
Wright Nuben
Harris
Dan Bryning
Cooke
Magnus Walker
Bell
Olivia Matthews
Galveston
Ynes Villareal
Nueces
Verner Donohoe
Galveston County
Estell Reade
Carl Goodspeed
A. R. Gooch
Montague County
Goodspeed
Clay
Dallas County
Torres
Grandview
Accidents and Trial Over Fort Worth Denver Rail Injury
A. W. Armitage, 48, seeks 45000 in a civil suit against the Fort Worth and Denver railway after losing both legs when a Denver passenger train struck him near the local station last March. He testified he briefly left his seat to retrieve a missing coat as the train prepared to depart. The case, before Judge Reese Tatum and Judge W. E. Gee, is expected to last into Thursday with extensive testimony.
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A. W. Armitage
Fort Worth
Armitage
Reese Tatum
Dalhart
W. E. Gee
Radio Listing Shows 1930s Network Schedule Highlights
A dense readable slice lists multiple radio stations and hourly program blocks including 10:00 SImMonS Showboat, 6:30 Salute Program, and Amos n Andy. Stations span WISN WADC WHK WDOD WBRC WCCO KOIL KFI KSTP WEBC and others, with additional entries for 7:00 7:30 and 10:30 slots.
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WADC
WHK
WDOD
WLAC
WBRC
WCCO
WKBN
KOIL
Hrank
Simmons
WKRC
WGHP
WOWO
WSPD
WIBW
WREC
KFH
KMBC
WJIZ
NEW York
NBC Chain
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WIR
KWK
Wren Webc
WHAS
WSM
WMC
WSB
WSMB
KWOO
WKY
WOAL
KFAB
WCKY
KSTP
WFAA
KSL
KFI
Harry Kogen
Chauncey R. Parsons
KDKA
WLW
WREN
WTMJ
Forester
KWK Wren
WJR
Guy Fraser Harrison
Orchestra
Alw
WEBC
WIOD
WJAX
WBAP
KPRC
WOAI
KTHS
WAPI
Amos
Andy
Wwmmag
WDAF
Public Service Uses Store for Display
The old telephone building is used as a window display room by Southwestern Public Service Company during Christmas holidays. The arrangement is temporary, auditor C Willard Smith said this afternoon. The building will not be leased by the company.
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Southwestern Public Service Company
C. Willard Smith
Byrd flight leaves pole claim unsettled and rail reform eyed
The piece argues Byrd did not claim the South Pole by flying near it and discusses future territorial claims. It then critiques railroad consolidation plans reducing systems to five trunk lines, noting competition between Willard and the B and O. It also satirizes socialism Americanized under immigration limits and praises A T T rate cuts while noting Wall Street’s cautious rebound.
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William the Conqueror
England
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wrecks Near Amarillo Leave Four Men Injured
Conductor John D. Clark described a two-vehicle crash on a Panhandle road in which four men were unconscious. The Amarillo car swerved to avoid the other, striking its side and tumbling into a ditch. The Pampa car front was demolished and its occupants suffered severe injuries. Dohoney, Case, Vineyard, and Kaufman were attended by doctors in Amarillo with Case mumbling about the Case Planing Mill. Relatives were en route to Amarillo as crews cleared the scene.
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Amarillo
Pampa
John D. Clark
Santa Fe
Panhandle
Clark
Case
Vineyard
Kaufman
Dohoney
Case Planing Mill
Sid’s
Ballew-Satterfield
Borger
B. M. Puckett
W. H. Flamm
Guy Owens
State Meeting of Women in City in 1932
The Woman's Benefit Association will hold its state convention in Amarillo in 1932 with about 1000 women expected at the Dallas district meeting this week. The order has 2700 chapters and 27 members in Amarillo. The non sectarian, non political group reports assets of 62745.68. A dramatic history presentation will be shown and preparations start a month ahead.
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Woman's Benefit Association
Georgia Ferlet
Chamber of Commerce
Dallas
Chicago
Amarillo
Baker Hotel
Order
Mary Hageman
Funeral for Mrs. Tulloss Here Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Josephine Tulloss mother of S C Tulloss of Amarillo died at her daughter's home in Dallas will be held at 3 pm from Blackburn Mortuary with Rev J A Bays officiating. Burial in Llano Cemetery. Pallbearers F M Hill Ben H Jones L E Lyles W N Martin Claude Le Nevve and D W Owens. Survived by son, two daughters Emma Tulloss of Dallas and Mrs J C Fowler of Tishomingo Oklahoma.
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Josephine Tulloss
S. C. Tulloss
Amarillo
Emma Tulloss
Dallas
Blackburn Mortuary
J. A. Bays
Polk Street Methodist Church
Llano Cemetery
F. M. Hill
Ben H. Jones
L. E. Lyles
W. N. Martin
Claude le Nevve
D. W. Owens
Tulless
J. C. Fowler
Tishomingo
Okla
Italy Wheat Growers Face Unusually Low Prices
Bumper season yields push Italian wheat onto the market but farmers receive unusually low prices for their grain. The article notes economic pressures on growers and potential effects on production.
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Italy
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report December 4
Hogs 14 000 weak to 1c lower with top 9.26 for 210 280 lb hogs. Cattle 7 500 calves 1 500 fed steers down while other classes hold. Slaughter steers 950 1 600 lb at 11.26 12.26, cows 7.50 10.00, stockers 9.0 12.0. Sheep 5 000 lambs steady to weak with lambs 11.75 12.75 and ewes 4.50 6.00.
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Kansas City
The
Associated Press
Chicago Livestock Prices Reports Mixed Declines and Gains
Chicago livestock numbers show overall softer hogs and steady cattle demand with 90 000 head and 14 000 cattle reported. Slaughter steer prices ranged from 12 60 to 14 60 per 100 pounds with cows 7 75 to 10 25, sheep lambs 12 75 to 18 60, hogs 8 00 to 8 75 for packing sows and 8 25 to 9 15 for pigs.
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Chicago
Associated
Howe
Choosing the Younger Seller Over Experience
A buyer weighs two salesmen in a contract decision. The older, seasoned salesman offers security yet sparks less enthusiasm than the younger contender whose earnest eyes promise possibility. The contract ultimately goes to the hopeful youth, despite doubts from experience.
Fort Worth Livestock Prices Reported December 4
Fort Worth market roundup shows hogs at about 1 900 head, steady to 15 cents lower with top truck hogs around 9.35 and 40 pounders near 8.00 to 9.25. Cattle and calves count about 4 000 with fed steers 10.50 to 10.75, short fed 9.25, cows 7.00+, yearlings 10.50 to 12.50, slaughter heavy calves 8.75 to 9.50, stock steer calves up to 11.00.
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Fort Worth
Associated Press
New York Cotton Opens Steady on Firm Cables
Cotton opened steady with an initial 4 point rise on firm cables. Demand checked by larger private crop figures, with prices sliding to about yesterday's close in the first half hour. By mid day gains were erased, with January at 17.44 and May at 17.98, holding near yesterday's close despite liquidation.
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New York
Associated Press
New Orleans Cotton Market Opens Higher on Bullish Crop Estimate
A bullish private crop estimate for 15,085,000 bales pushed New Orleans cotton futures higher at the open. Early trades gained 6 to 9 points with January near 17.48, March 17.70, May 17.95, then eased as traders pared positions ahead of the Monday government report. By noon the market steadied slightly, 2 to 5 points above intraday lows.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
Stocks Rise on Hoover Rail Consonance and Utilities Demand
The New York market opened higher with initial gains in American Bosch Magneto Mack Trucks Westinghouse Electric and Johns Manville. Rail and utility shares led buying after Hoover endorsed faster rail consolidations and opposed Muscle Shoals government operation.
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Hagger
Congress
American Bosch Magneto
Mack Trucks
Westinghouse Electric
Johns Manville
Hoover
Erie
Atchison, Missouri Pacific Common
Wabash
American Water Works
Western Union 2
American Telephone
American Power & Light
North American Co
Baldwin
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