ALL THE FAround flown Y GOIN' PLACES
Local notes list weekend visits and arrivals with families from Amarillo to Silverton, Oceanside, and Dallas. Socials include guests of Mrs. Burson and relatives visiting in Oklahoma and California. Community members travel between Amarillo, Clovis, and western Texas.
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Glen Allen
Jo Anne
Marsha
Beverly
Silverton
J. H. Burson
Charles Baker
Carolina
Olastie
Okla
Oere
E. L. Hodges
Justin
Tex
Thurman Gholston
Polk Street
Grady Rutledge
Carey
Amarillo
Oceanside
Cal
Judy Lyvers
Frank Wolflin
Oldham Circle
TCU
Fort Worth
Judy
Betty Burkhalter
School of Liberal Arts
Texas University
Kappa Alpha Theta
Betty
W. B. Burkhalter
Wolflin Drive
John J. Halley
Mexico
H. H. Childress
Western
Juarez
Chihuahua
J. D. Harrell
West Twelfth
Clovis
T. J. Wagner
Monroe
Oklahoma City
Okmulgee
Tear Gas Routs Hunger Army After Rioting in Hammond
In December 1931 a Hunger Army march on Washington sparked rioting on Hammond Indiana courthouse lawn as 250 protesters clashed with police. Separate Hunger Army divisions moved toward Washington Gary and Lincoln Highway while Amarillo plans Kris Kringle Day with aid from Veterans of Foreign Wars and local officials. Mayor Ernest Thompson voiced opposition to federal emergency relief and suggested work programs. Other notes include Roosevelt praise, Texas teacher salary splits, Boy Scouts aid, Gandhi’s London walk and steadfast habits.
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Hunger Army
Washington
Hammond
Ind
Gary
Lincoln Highway
Amarillo
Ernest Thompson
Kris Kringle
West Texas
Polk Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Thompson
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
United States
Doles
Boy Scouts
J. A. Hill
Texas Teachers Association
R. Thomson
London
Mahatma Gandhi
Yacht buys save money for Hollywood star Richard Greene
Hollywood actor Richard Greene says buying a yacht is the way to save money in expen sive Hollywood. He claims a 33 foot ketch costs about 9000 dollars and runs for 1000 a year including hull insurance taxes and maintenance. He says crew costs vanish as guests help in the galley and cooking.
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Virginia MacPherson
Hollywood
V.P
Richard Greene
Greene
Stardust
Demand Extra Pay For Combat GIs
Representative Potter of Michigan introduces a bill for combat GIs to receive 150 dollars extra per month as hazardous duty pay. He plans to reintroduce the measure in January, hoping to build real support next year. Potter, a former infantryman who lost both legs in the last war, speaks from experience.
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Washington
Potter
Michigan
Congress
Plymouth Woman's Lip Bitten by Rover Bonnie
Plymouth Indiana report states Mrs Merle Zimmerman decided her dog Bonnie plays too rough after leaping up and biting her lip during a playful romp with the owner.
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Plymouth
Ind
U.P
Merle Zimmerman
Bonnie
Five Tons of High Grade Steels Needed for Bomber
A report states that about five tons of high grade alloy steels are required to construct a large bomber. The figures reflect material demands for major aviation production.
Vultures Thrive On Scavenged Carcasses In Debated Ecosystem Role
Vultures consume meat until decomposition leaves no other animal willing to touch the remains, highlighting their crucial scavenging function and prompts for wildlife management discussions.
HADACOL Ad Promises Quick Relief and Direct Order
A vintage advertisement touts HADACOL with trial and family sizes from $1.25 to $3.50 and urges direct order from The LeBlanc Corp. It features Mrs. Laura Norris of St Louis praising HADACOL for vitality, sleep, and easing housework after deficiencies in vitamins B1 B2 niacin and iron.
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LeBlanc Corp
Lafayette
Laura Norris
South &Th
St. Louis
How History Is Made Louisburg Capture Viewed
Andover Mass Dr Claude M Fuess headmaster emeritus of Phillips Academy says the 1745 capture of Louisburg by 4000 New England colonists was an amphibious operation of world wide importance It boosted New England unity and spurred resentment toward the British crown contributing to the American Revolution
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Andover
Mass
U.P
Louisburg
Nova Scotia
New England
Claude M. Fuess
Fuess
Phillips Academy
New
Roses preferred by vast majority in Gallup poll
A nationwide poll by Dr. George Gallup shows 18 of 19 Americans favor roses over all other flowers, reflecting strong national preference. The survey cites Princeomen von as the ind or sponsor.
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Fighteen
George Gallup
Princeomen
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