Amarillo oil banquet guest Filiott Roosevelt seen
Filiott Roosevelt son of the President will attend the oil men's banquet at the Herring Hotel in Amarillo tonight per Lou Stogner. A weather outlook warns of a big change by Saturday with possible rain or snow and a bitter day for the big football game. Sheriff Adams and Chief McDowell announce a crackdown on drinking at games with deputies patrolling and strict entrance checks.
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Filiott Roosevelt
Bill Adams
McDowell
Would Someone Give A Blind Boy a Ride
A letter from Farwell Texas appeals for help to transport a 12 year old blind boy from the State Blind School in Austin home for Christmas. The family plans a visit December 20 to 30 and seeks a reader traveling toward Austin within about 100 miles of Farwell to provide a lift. Interested readers should contact W H Graham to arrange details.
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Tack
Austin
Farwell
Radio Schedule Highlights Daily Programs and Concerts
A detailed listing of KGRE broadcast blocks from Thursday to Friday morning and afternoon, featuring news, music, dances, sports, and special guests. Notable items include Paul Robeson performances, wrestling, Port Arthur Corpus Christi football game, Hawaiian melodies, and United Press News slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Robeson
Mary Louise Broome
Bill Dodge
Jack Armstron
Troy Laundry
Arout
World Club
Modern Choir
Witt Landis
United Press News
Wilson Humber
Roseland
Micro News
Sky Pilot
Missouri Hillbillies
Reveille
Joan Josey & Company
Victor Arden
Levine
Boake Carter
Betty
Bob
Tom Cleary
Quartette
Port Arthur Corpus Christi
George Wood
Congo Bartlett
Ethiopia
Jack Armstrong
Lumbermen Opinion Clip Angered Intervening Figures
Lumbermen debate continues with cautious agreement that a lower insertion should be placed in Caryn. Mr. Galbraith voices a cautious remark, suggesting a possible adjustment while others weigh the impact.
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Mr. Galbraith
Termite Invasion Report Questioned By Amarillo Lumbermen
City officials debate a termite invasion report with public interest in a full investigation. Merchant Lowell Munday cautions against overrating the issue noting he has found no evidence of termite colonies in Amarillo homes. Some lumbermen cast doubt but offer cooperation if shown proof.
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Galbraith
Lowell Munday
Long-Bell Lumber Company
Amarillo
Help Wanted Home For Mother And Daughter Seek Shelter
A letter from a woman seeking a new home for herself and her 11 year old daughter asks potential foster or adoptive guardians for help. The writer emphasizes being alone and hopes for a stable place where she and her child can be educated and cared for. The note appears in Tack Letters on page 15.
Deportation and border patrol calls spark immigration debate
A historical text argues for faster naturalization or deportation, citing 800 border guards and 17 smuggling airframes last year. It claims widespread alien desertion among seamen and notes $400,000,000 sent home annually, urging a firm federal stance to curb illegals and unemployment.
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Tast
Polygraphist Trial Saga In Northern Atizon Case
A fragment describes a figure named Cutor pursuing an anti polyceaty agenda in northern Atizon. It mentions involvement in the Spencer case, rapid jury selection for a Price trial, and three defendants accused of pocams Trai of Silvia with Alfred admitting something unclear.
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Cutor
Atizon
Fis
Spencer
Price
Plane crash report continues with field collision details
A plane dropped into a corn field and dived earthward. The craft leveled and struck the ground at about 80 miles per hour, plowing through a fence as landing gear tore off.
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Bishop
Polygamy Trial From Arizona Colony Faces Indefinite Postponement
The Spencer case in Short Creek Arizona drew passioned defense from Victor Hayek who argued religious persecution and divine command for plural marriage. Prosecutors claimed polygamy threatens the American home as jurors heard about the Sanhedrian cult community of about 100 with 450 children, their semi communal setup, irrigation ambitions, and charges of open cohabitation as federal scrutiny continues.
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No Man's Land
Arizona
Victor Hayek
Los Angeles
Spencer
Latter Day Saints Mormon
Utah
Mormon Church
Short Creek
Ariz
Plane disaster near Amarillo ends with lucky escape
The metal cabin aircraft from Braniff Airways avoided overturning and suffered heavy damage. Passengers Cline, Pashop, Ervin Burns, George Farnham, and Pilot Bishop were shaken. Cline heads to Wichita Falls Burns to Houston. A government inspector rushed to Childress for investigation. The NEC appointed Walter Cline travel liaison for Southwestern states.
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Cline, Pashop
Ervin Burns
Los Angeles
George Farnham
Childress
Cline
Wichita Falls
Burns
Houston
Dallas
Bishop
Farnham
Kansas City
Empire Builders of Railroads: The Shahker Heights Era
The Empire near Cleveland built a transportation empire by borrowing $2,000,000 to buy the New York, Chicago and St. Louis line and later consolidating multiple lines into a vast system. They erected a 52 story railroad terminal in Cleveland, controlled more than 21,000 miles of railroads via holding companies, and kept a secluded life at Daisy Hill farm. A war general exhaustion caused the death of one brother at 54. the other survives with siblings Edith and Carrie and a brother.
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United States
Rhode Island
Nero
Rome
Niagara Falls
Imperial House
Tokyo
Abraham Lincoln
Ethiopia
Martin Waldseemiler
America
WAC7
Amerigo Vicapucci
Assiucy
Mt Press
Wamimy
Newton
Mase
Cleveland
Shaker Heights
New York, Chicago and St. Louis
Bennet
Toledo
St. Louis
Public Square
Daisy Hill
van Swearingen
O. P
Edith
Carrie
League fights Italian sanctions over Ethiopia sovereignty
In League of Nations circles Britain worries about anti British protests in Egypt complicating the Mediterranean balance. The sanctions committee of 18 considers further penalties on Italy but many states resist major concessions that would impair Ethiopia sovereignty or threaten the League covenant.
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League of Nations
Britain
Egypt
Mediterranean
League
Italy
Ethiopia
Trial on Adultery Charge Delays Graves Shooting Verdict
The fourth day of a courtroom fight over Pat Graves and the Graves brothers unfolds with testimonies from Mrs. Wachtendorf, J. C. Graham, and cab driver Albert Jarvis. Witnesses describe a fatal confrontation outside a dance hall, gunfire, and claims of defense of deputy constable Timmons.
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Pat Graves
Wachtendorf
E. A. Simpson
J. C. Graham
Albert Jarvis
Graves
Graves Brothers
E. F. Timmons
Timmons
Jarvis
Hazlewood
Graham
Red Graves
Calhoun
Harley Hogge
Hogge
Wachtendorff
Miller
W. D. McNeilis
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Matthews
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Travis
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Sandies
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Howard Lynch
Blair Cherry
Stideer
Fowler
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Coco
H. K. Stanfield
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Country Club
H. K
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Honest Tack
Jefferson Street
J. C. Penney
J. A. Webster
Madison Street
John Moore
Fort Worth
Oklahoma
Texas
Will Rogers Fund
KGRE
the Singing Sa
Betty Crocker
Ruth Etting
Art Gillham
Allison
Jane Walker
Texas Blue Boys
Paul Whiteman
Spicar's
Bollinger
Texas Ranger
Braniff Airways
Fnalish
A. I. Williams
Braniff
Chamber of Commerce Aviation
Washington
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Walter Cline
NEC
SUGAR
Ment
Frank
Pete
New York
Mandel
Pat
Timmens
Browne Vintners Co., Inc
N.Y
Southwestern Drug CO
Disney
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Vicks VA
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KGNC
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