Sandies forecast big win over Ranger in Saturday clash
The columnist predicts a Sandies victory by at least two touchdowns, about 27 to 13, citing Ranger’s strong offense and Sandies line power. He notes key players, coaching bravado, and a weather forecast of cold, snowy conditions with clear skies on game day. He also recounts local sports chatter and a humorous aside about leaf lettuce.
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News-Globe
Jerry Malin
Dr. Parcells
Jerry
Sandies
Ranger
Anderson
Britt
Rajah Harlow
Duke Stidger
Count Fyfe
Baron Bufkin
Amarillo
Corsicana
King Peterson
Crown Prince
Cochrane
Sir Mathews
Sir Pitt
Sir Ricketts
Sir Sullivan
Sir Underwood
Sir Waggoner
Stonewall Jacksons
Butlerfield
Lubbock and
Pampa
Anarillo
Winkler Rites Scheduled Amid Public Mourning
Funeral services for Frank Winkler 70 Amarillo drugstore proprietor and former Santa Fe conductor will be held at 4 pm from Griggs Chapel with Rev E B Fincher officiating. Burial at Liano Cemetery. Survivors include wife, son Robert Winkler and grandson Ralph Winkler.
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Frank Winkler
Amarillo
Griggs Chapel
E. B. Fincher
Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church
George Baker
Clark
Lee Pierson
Dave Derden
H. G. Hamrick
L. G. Palmer
Liano Cemetery
Winkler
Post Office
Taylor Street
Santa Fe Railroad
Elks, Brotherhood of Railway
Order of
Miriam A. Ferguson
James Ferguson
Robert L. Winkler
Ralph Winkler
Austin
What They 4 Riie 1¢ Tack Lost Money and Purse
Dear Tack asks the city to help return a widow with three children lost money from Oklahoma. She left $11.10 in Woolworths and requests the finder leave it at The News- Globe. She also misplaced a black kid purse with gloves and sentimental letters.
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Tack
Woolworth’'s
Oklahoma
News- Globe
Famous Russian Chorus to Appear at High School Assembly
An unusual program for the Senior High School assembly tomorrow features the famous Russian Chorus directed by Mme M D Slaviansky. The group, one of the world’s oldest, was organized 75 years ago in Russia and is touring the Southwest. The 10:20 pm performance includes choral works and Russian Gypsy dancing in elaborate costumes. tickets cost 10 cents for students and 25 cents for adults.
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Mme. M. D. Slaviansky
Russia
Philharmonic to Use College Auditorium
The Amarillo Philharmonic will rehearse in Amarillo College auditorium while the Elks Circus uses the Municipal Auditorium. Conductor Christian Thaulow urges all orchestra members to bring music stands.
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T Knight
Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra
Amarillo College
Elks Circus
Christian Thaulow
Legislative probe urged over Texas oil order controversy
Carl Estes of Longview demanded a legislative investigation into why the railroad commission order was not immediate in force. He accused refiners of stockpiling hot gasoline and claimed a five day grace period lets them move inventory legally produced crude oil to flood the state. He cited federal signs and warned of a statewide intrastate halt if needed.
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Estes
Kilgore
Carl Estes
Longview
Today
Railroad Commission
Texas
Federal Tender Board
United Press
Attorney General
Washington
Col
E. O. Thompson
The
Thompson
Darnell Prison Breaklets J T Darnell and Son Escape Farwell Jail
In Farwell Texas on December 5 two prisoners J T Darnell and son Lindley Darnell escaped by over powering jailer Ike McCuan as he brought breakfast. The elder fled in only undergarments with clothes and shoes under arm. They crossed the state line into New Mexico three blocks away. Lindley was charged with burglary for looting a filling station. his father faced carrying concealed weapons and disturbing the peace.
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Farwell
Texas
Palmer County
Ike McCuan
J. T. Darnell
Lindley Darnell
Darnell
Darnells
State Line
New Mexico
Propaganda Use Charged to Utilities
The Federal Trade Commission told the Senate that public utilities used women's clubs, Boy Scout groups and clergy to spread propaganda in midwestern states. The commission cited contacts with chambers of commerce civic groups and bankers via agencies as part of its ongoing report on utilities propaganda and publicity activities including schools.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Public Utilities
Chambers of Commerce
Commission
The
Trade Commission
City School Girl Struck by Auto
Jo Ann Beets daughter of Ben F Beets 1101 North Fillmore Street was injured when struck by an automobile on North Fillmore Street while crossing to North Buchanan Street School. She received emergency treatment at St. Anthony's Hospital and was returned home with believed minor injuries. The driver was Mrs. C C Crist of 1009 North Buchanan Street. The girl's father works at Amarillo Furniture Company.
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Jo Ann Beets
Ben F Beets
North Fillmore Street
North Buchanan Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
C. C. Crist
Amarillo Furniture Company
Hamilton Case Continues as Police Probing Gillis Capture
Chicago police anticipated finding Mrs Gillis dead as they sought Neml son and his companion. H M Clegg announced the 94 pound mother of two was captured. If not charged with complicity she faces 18 months for probation violation tied to the Little Bohemia case. probation revoked last July.
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Chicago
Nelson
Hamilton
Nurses Honor Miss Dietrich at District Institute Banquet
District Nurses hosted a Santa Claus themed banquet for 200 guests at the First Christian Church as Miss A Louise Dietrich spoke on What Ails Nursing. President Mamie Walker presided with musical numbers by Mrs. Swindell and Mrs. Newby. alumnae luncheon followed.
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First Christian Church
A. Louise Deitrich
State Nurses Association
Mamie Walker
R. R. Swindell
L. B. Newby
Womens and Civic Clubs
Institute
Herring Hotel
Miss Dietrich
Dizzy Dean Signs for 1935 with Cards
Sam Breadon announced that Dizzy Dean agreed to salary terms for 1935 and mailed the signed contract. The paragraph then shifts to a centuries old note on heart burial practices in Europe, citing Henry I through Robert Bruce, and mentions Livingstone and the Marquis of Bute.
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ST. Louis
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Jerome Herman
Dizzy) Dean
Thomas Hardy
Stinsford
Westminster Abbey
Europe
Henry I
Richard I
Henry III
Edward I
Robert Bruce
Daniel O'Connell
Genoa
Rome
Marquis of Bute
Jerusalem
David Livingstone
Africa
Texas Warmer Wait Ends In Frigid Texas Cities
Cloudy conditions linger with freezing temperatures in Dallas and Amarillo while other cities rise above freezing. Ground 32 in Dallas with ice in places. Amarillo low 26. East Texas and the Panhandle expect slight moderation but Northwest Texas to get colder Thursday. unsettled weather to continue tomorrow. Lows listed: Abilene 38 Austin 46 Brownsville 54 Corpus Christi 54 Del Rio 40 El Paso 42 Galveston 50 Houston 46 Palestine 86 San Antonio 46.
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Amarillo
Texas
Dallas
Panhandle
Abilene
Austin
Brownsville
Corpus Christi
del Rio
el Paso
Galveston
Houston
Palestine
San Antonio
Transportation rates revise milling grain stop charges
The commission limited transit stops for milling grain to two with no charge for inspection unless reconsigned. It set higher rates for cereal food preparations and equalized corn, oats and other coarse grains with wheat and flour, previously lower.
Repeal Day in Texas Finds Liquor Easy to Obtain
On repeal anniversary Texas remains legally dry yet drinks are widely available in major cities. Dallas and other centers report lax enforcement and an open market for liquor, with counterfeit and bootleg products continuing to pose a problem despite high legal production reaching about 100 million gallons.
Free booklet of doctors' opinions offered by Ednocational Division
A booklet containing the opinions of famous doctors on this interesting subject will be sent free while they last to any reader writing to the Ednocational Division Dept. D-569 545 Fifth Ave New York.
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Dept
Fifth Ave
New York
Hotels Push Repeal Of Prohibition In Texas Debate
Hotel leaders lobby for repeal claiming liquor laws hurt business while dry advocates vow local option votes to ban 3.2 beer. Charles Swafford of the National Hotel Management Company says businesspeople should end prohibition in Texas. Dry spokesman vows elections every six months to drive beer out.
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Charles K. Swafford
National Hotel Management Company
Texas Hotel Association
Texas
Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Report
Hogs 6,000 head mixed to weak on lighter bids with top around 5.90 for 230 lb. cattle 5,000 with steady to weaker trends in several classes. vealers and calves mixed gains and losses. Cotton opened firm in New Orleans with gains early, later easing from intraday highs on liquidation and bankhead act speculation. March and May futures up from yesterday's close before slight pullback.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ventere
Ewen
Wethers
New Orleans
Liverpool
Bankhead
Corer
St. Joseph Lead and Sears Roebuck among listed stocks
Readable fragments show St. Joseph Lead Schulte United and Sears Roebuck quoted with particle percentages and rail names like South Pacific Railroad. The text appears as a compact market board snippet listing several company names and ticker or percentage marks without full context.
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St. Joseph Lead
Schulte United
Sears Roebuck
Socony-Vacuum
South Pac
Dseerreessese
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Lee Pfluger
Kimble County
Clint
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Senorita Morales
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Dizzy Dean
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Jno. F. Clark & Co
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Alaska
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Goldener Wu Allis Chalmera
Amer
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Tu Pont
Eastman Kodak Weer
Elee Auto Lite
Flee Pow & Lite Teen
Oan Fc Firestone Asee Thee
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Freeport Texas
Éacethen
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette Razor
Goodrich
Goodyear Seaee
Great Northern Ote
Kresge
Pee Eenese
Kroger Groe & Bak ——_L
Seeee Loew's Ine
Lorillard
Mid-Cent
Mo Kan Texas RR
National Steel Stee
Central O* Ay
North Amer Aviation
North American Co 1A
Northern Pacific RR Tee
Ohio Oil
Eee Cdil
Remington” Rand
Reynolds Tobacco
Southern Railway
Standard Stand
Gas & Flee
Ary Stewart
Warner Texas Corp
Texas Gulf Sulfur
Texas Pac Coal & Oil
Alan Timken
Trans-America Ice Union Carbide
Union Oi
United Corp
United Gas
Ind
U & Bteel
Steel
RIM
Western Union
Setnee
Westinghouse Fler Sbm
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CARRS
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Paar
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