Oklahoma prosecutor testifies in Bud Walls slaying plot case
P V Ruch Tillman county prosecutor admits being asked by several people to help kill Bud Walls, key government witness. Walls had drawn county ire. Ruch says he counseled against violence. He denies collusion with Walls, Charles Rogers, who pleaded guilty.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
P. V. Ruch
Tillman County
Bud Walls
Bud
Tillman
Walls
Ruch
Charles Ropers
Panhandle Auto Club Reports Good Road Conditions
Amarillo to Fort Worth via Wichita Falls and U S 66 shows good roads. Amarillo to Oklahoma City on U S 66 also good. Routes to Roswell and Tucumcari on U S 366 and 66 respectively are clear. The Panhandle Auto Club, Inc. discusses highway status and notes a market for 128 common wild plants used in patent medicines.
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Amarillo
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
U.S
Oklahoma City
U. S
Roswell
Tucumcari
U. S&s
Higgins
Clayton
N. M
Borger
Lubbock
the Panhandle Auto Club, Inc
Chamber of Commerce
Sanford and Its Rail Line Bridge Work and Local Economy
Sanford in Hutchinson county lies on the Rock Island main line from Amarillo to Liberal. The Hutchinson county court agreed to pay 280 dollars monthly for the use of a bridge over the Canadian river. The county highlights planned bridges, highway routing via Sanford, expanding plants, and a sizable payroll, with roads in poor condition and traffic flowing toward Amarillo.
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Sanford
Rock Island Railroad
Amarillo
Liberal
Kansas
Hutchinson County
Commissioner's Court
Rock Island Railroad Company
Canadian River
Electric City
Stinnett
Borger
Four Corners
Borger Ard
Antelope Creek
Rock Creek
Fritch
Panhandle
Potter County Association
Harmony Club presents The Little Tycoon at Municipal Auditorium
The Harmony Club staged the musical comedy The Little Tycoon at the Municipal Auditorium Tuesday night under Mrs. N. D. Bartlett. Imi Fuermann and Frank Petersen led the cast with strong supporting work from Mrs. C. F. Smith and Lester Aldrich. The show featured a polished orchestra and praised stage setting and accompaniment. Tri State Fair sponsored the event despite a small audience.
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Harmony Club
Municipal Auditorium
N. D. Bartlett
Imi Fuermann
Frank Petersen
C. F. Smith
Lester Aldrich
Bartlett
Oma Link Rowley
R. C. Martini
H. N. Wheeler
Amarillo Urges Crime War and Citizen Help
City officials push a crime crackdown with a public warning and citizen assistance. Col. Thompson asks residents to report crimes and suspicious activity, while police establish a new target range and daily radio crime reports at WDAG to deter thieves and killers.
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Col. Thompson
Bureau of Investigation
United States Department of Justice
Amarillo
Texas
Thompson
Fourth Avenue
van Buren Street
WDAG
Return Man on Oklahoma Theft Charge
An Amarillo man working under the alias J. F. Roberts known as Rogers was arrested on a theft charge and sent to Mc Alester Oklahoma. He is charged with stealing 1900 pounds of copper cable and released on $2000 bond but jumped the bond before. He was arrested at the post office while collecting mail.
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Amarillo
J. F. Roberts
Rogers
McAlester
Okla
Roberts
Service Stations Burglarized Here in City
Two burglaries and an attempted break in were reported Wednesday. At Gibson Service Station No 1 the thieves took a substantial amount of cash. Rifles were stolen from Hershel Boone Station at Seventh Avenue and Madison Street. An attempted entry occurred at Amarillo Dress Company at 608 Polk Street.
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Gibson
Seventh Avenue
Bowie Street
Hershel Boone
Madison Street
Amarillo Dress Company
Polk Street
Youth Held After Attempt to Wreck Train Near Kennedale
An 18-year-old boy was arrested after two cross-ties were wedged across the track to wreck a northbound Southern Pacific Passenger train near Kennedale. Engineer Jim Riggs stopped the train at 7:20 am. Conductor W T Clark found the ties and the youth in the weeds and held him until Fort Worth police took custody.
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United Press
Fort Worth
Dee
Jim Riggs
Southern Pacific
Kennedate
Riggs
W. T. Clark
Police
Beers Vat Dwellers Start Colony Along St Louis River Front
Unemployed men have moved into abandoned Anheuser Busch beer vats near the Mississippi riverfront. Six large cylinders, nine feet by eighteen, house residents led by Henry Hubb. They use driftwood to heat the interior, calling the makeshift homes warm as toast while facing rent and housing scarcity.
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ST. Louis River
United Press
ST. Louis
Anheuser-Busch
Henry Hubb
Hubb
Nation Faces Food, Immigration, and Prosperity Dilemmas in Editorial
A column argues for public awareness of U S policy through wide newspaper advertising, warns of German food riots and hunger, questions immigration limits, and notes American prosperity tied to immigrant labor. It cites wheat stocks, surplus food, and Portugal profits from public gambling, with a brief mention of Mexico feeding troops garlic.
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Congress
United States
Europe
Portugal
Aggressive farm progress highlighted by Deaf Smith county agents
County Agent R C Dunkle and Miss Emma Gunter praised diversified farming and hog production in Deaf Smith County. They noted cannily that wheat fed hogs yields greasy pork but market demand remains, and described an Agricultural Council, hog shipments to the Pacific Coast, and terracing efforts across neighboring counties. The report lists registering area agents and bankers, plus a big Santa Claus parade planned in Amarillo with international features and school dismissals.
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R. C. Dunkle
Emma Gunter
Parker
Mr. Parker
Dunkle
Deaf Smith County
Pacific Coast
Miss Gunter
A. W. Kincade
Follett
W. K. Cottongame
Lipscomb
H. S. Wilburn
Parker D. Hanna
Hemphill County
A. W. Kinsade
W. H. Upchurch
Canyon
Hereford
W. C. Dickey
Memphis
Minnie Mae Grubbs
College Station
Myrtle Miller
Pampa
Gee
R. Renean
Shamrock
Viola Jones
Wheeler
Elsie Phillips
Claude
Gladys Weaver
Mary Sitton
Amarillo
Chas. T Watson
Stratford
Kris Kringle Day Proclaimed For December 11 Parade
Santa Claus issues proclamation designating December 11 as Kris Kringle Day. Amarillo and Panhandle notables will review the parade from Polk Street reviewing stand. Participation includes towns within a 150 mile radius. Wire.
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Kris Kringle
the Panhandle
Polk Street
Amarillo
Santa’s Amarillo Welcome Parade Promised Tomorrow
A colorful pep promise says Santa will arrive Thursday to a grand Amarillo welcome. Local happiness runs high as residents expect a festive parade featuring Miss America, foreign guests, a peacock, and a rainbow. The event is billed as a city of love with a joyous march through downtown.
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Amarillo
Spearman
Santa
Queen
City of Love
Shop Early Bill Visits Five More Places
The Shop Early dollar bill, promoted by Will Winch of Paramount Publix Theater, toured Amarillo shops reaching 17 locations. Citizens who spent with the bill are urged to report progress to The Globe-News as part of a theater campaign to urge early shopping. The latest stops include City Drug No 1, Woolworths, F W Grand, Silver, J C Penney, Major Drug No 2, each buying a dollar’s worth of goods.
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Will Winch
Paramount Publix
Globe- News
Trial opens as Shepard case moves forward
United States district attorney leads the prosecution as Judge Hopkins notes the government may shape its case. Miss Brandon sits with over twenty witnesses awaiting testimony. Theodore and Curtis McCoskey testify that Major Shepard was deeply distressed after his wife’s death and left Los Angeles the day after her burial.
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United States
Hopkins
Miss Brandon
Theodore
Curtis McCoskey
Shepard
Major Shepard
Los Angeles
Rail fight highlights Texas grain shipments and rail delays
W N Temple, a Fort Worth grain dealer, testified as the last of three shippers in a case against the Santa Fe. He charged slow movement of plains territory grain to be served by a new line and alleged 23 misrouting routes. The Santa Fe noted a hung jury in the first trial and a $150 damages judgment on appeal, while Temple also claimed the carrier failed to supply cars on three occasions.
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Plains
East Texas
W. N. Temple
Fort Worth
Payne
Temple
Santa Fe
Found Dead in Texas Hotel A. J. Oliphant
A. J. Oliphant, 60, former West Printing Company salesman, was found dead in his Bonner Hotel room in Lukin Texas. An empty poison bottle lay nearby and a note read I have no people in America to call on. The item mentions California forests totaling over 19 million acres.
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United Press
Lukin
Texas
A. J. Oliphant
West Printing Company
Bonner Hotel
America
Market Reports from Kansas City to New York Livestock
Market notes from Kansas City Chicago East St. Louis Fort Worth and New York on Dec 10 cover hogs cattle calves and sheep volumes and price ranges. Highlights include Kansas City hogs at 12,000 head mostly 26¢ lower top $8.00. Chicago hogs 82,000 with top $8.25. East St Louis hogs 16,500. Fort Worth cattle 3,700 with varied movements. and New York cotton opening steady with quiet demand.
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
U. SS
D. A
East ST. Louis
Fort Worth
New York
Liverpool
Alexandria
Fisk Rubber
Foster-Wheeler Incorporated
Freeport
Texas
General Electric
General Food
General Motors
General Railway
Gillette Safety Razor
Glidden Company
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Mlinois Central RR
Inspiration Copper
International Nokel
International Cement
International Harvester
International Eee & Tele
John Manville
Kolater Radio
Kennecott Coppee
Kresge
Ludium Steel
Wee Wee Oo
Mack Trucks
Mk&t
Miami Copper
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward V.sosseeere
Murray Corporation Aeee
Nash Motors
National Air Transport
National Dairy Products
National Biscuit Company
Writ Ae
National Power & Light
National Cash Register
New York Central RR
New Yorkn H& Hrr
Nevada
Northern Pacific RR
Tee
North America
Oliver Farm Implement Ats
Paramount Publix Eevee
Pathe Exchange
Packard Motor Car
Aes Jenney (Jc) Company
Pennsylvania
Rhnee
Pillsbury Flour Mill
Waebaee
Public Service of New Jersey
Pullman Car & Manufacturing
Bsh
Radio Corporation of America
Radio-Keith
S Simmons Company
Southern California Edison Te
Standard Brands Incorporated
Standard Commercial Tobacco
Standard Gas & Electricity
Stone & Webster
Stewart Warner
Studebaker Corporation
Southern Pacific Rally Ox Texas Gulfulphur Seer
Union Carbide Oe
Union Pacific
Renone Abo
United Aircraft & Sport
United Carbon
United Cigar Stores
United Corporation
United Fruit
United States
United States Pipe & Foundry
United States Rubber
United States Steel Teres
Vanadium Corporation
Warner Brothers Pictures
Warren Brothers Company
Western Maryland RR
Western Pacific RR
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Westinghouse Air Brake
Bay
White Motor Company
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
When Love Fled By Fearful Parental Advice Poem
A poem by Edgar A. Guest reflects on courting under parental pressure and practical caution. The speaker recalls being urged to marry for safety and status, resisting heartful love, and later viewing spinsterhood as the result of cold reason. Love arrived and departed due to mistrust of the heart.
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Edgar A. Guest
Cotton market slides on southern selling and liquidation
Prices sag after initial demand. new December contracts fall to 10.10 while March hits 10.43 as southern selling and liquidations weigh on the market. Liverpool influence remains mixed with late weakness and a broad lack of demand leaving prices near the day’s lows.
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Liverpool
Southern
New Orleans
Associated Press
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Texan Oil & Land
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Pam Superpower
Amer Austin
Eace
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Asa'd Gas & Elec
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RAY Erie Railroad
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