4 50 Rate Offered for Football Fans to Fort Worth
Amarillo fans may travel to Fort Worth and return for the Sandstorm Masonic Home game for 4 50. Santa Fe and Fort Worth Denver officials announce a special football train leaving Amarillo Friday night at 10 and arriving Fort Worth Saturday morning. Regular trains also carry the 4 50 rate with Pullman options. School officials will decide on a student train later.
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Amarillo
Fort Worth
Santa Fe
Forth Worth
Denver
T. B. Gallaher
Pullman
Ama rilo city budget pared for Tuesday hearings
Amari lo's city budget shows a drastic cut, with operating needs about 410 000 and a combined figure of 762 407 59 before the Board of City Development actions. The May fix tax rate will follow if no protests arise, with valuation down about 60 million from 1931 figures.
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Board of City Development
City Commission
Ross D. Rogers
Commission
Bank Chiselers Net No Money In Dumas Job
Burglars chiseled into the First State Bank vault in Dumas and took 10 safety deposit boxes but left only deeds and documents of no value to owners. They gained entry by breaking through brick and plaster, leaving a large crawl hole. Tools in the vault matched stolen items from a local blacksmith shop. Ed Holloway, fingerprint expert, found no clues.
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Dumas
First State Bank
Chester Logue
Ed Holloway
Amarillo
Air Mail Route Dallas to LA Scrapped For Savings
A government committee investigator told the House post office committee that scrapping the Dallas to Los Angeles air mail route and dropping 29 feeder lines would save about 2.9 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Southern Air-Mail
Dallas
Los Angeles
House Post Office
Texas Railroad Commission Acts on West Panhandle Gas Waste
After a hearing on gas conservation rules the Texas Railroad Commission ordered immediate disconnection of 20 dry gas wells supplying casing head gas to fueling plant operations. Ernest O. Thompson led the inquiry and said dry gas is for fuel and light only, while engineers proposed stricter conservation rules with input from major area producers.
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Associated Press
West Panhandle
Texas Railroad Commission
Ernest O. Thompson
Texas Railroad
R. D. Parker
Oil and Gas Division
Thompson
Railroad Commission
Son Born to Barbara Bennett in New York Sanitarium
Barbara Bennett wife of Morton Downey welcomes a son at a New York sanitarium. The event is captured in an Associated Press photo.
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New York
Barbara Bennett
Morton Downey
Associated Press
Debts default crisis looms as France faces payment squeeze
The United States agrees to accept Britain's 95.55 million debt payment due Thursday after a White House conference. In Paris the threat of a French war debt default grows as deputies reject a government plan with reservations and push for postponement, risking Herriot's government.
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Washington
United States
White House
Paris
U.P
Chamber of Deputies
Foreign Affairs and Finance Commission
Chamber
House Votes Down Hoover Ouster Move
The House rejected by roll call a resolution by Representative McFadden to impeach President Hoover. The Pennsylvania Republican argued Hoover usurped Congress power by proclaiming the moratorium, while the chamber deemed the charges of violating the constitution and high crimes insufficient.
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Washington
House of Representatives
McFadden
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Congress
House
United States
Wolters Mum on Troop Rule in East Texas Oil Field
Gen Jacob F Wolters refused comment on the Supreme Court ruling that the occupation was unconstitutional saying he would speak after reading the decision. He commanded about 2000 cavalrymen who moved into the four county area August 17 1931 and was relieved by Sterling March 15.
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Houston
U.P
Jacob F. Wolters
East Texas
Sterling
U. S. Supreme Court
Wolters
Guns Blaze Chicago Police Count Eight Dead
Chicago records eight violent deaths amid near freezing temperatures. Among the dead are three officers Frank Syec and figar Chatterton of Berwyn and Albert G. Magoon. Also killed were gunman Albert White and others in a spate of robberies and a fatal car chase.
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Chicago
Anton J. Cermak
Frank Syec
Figar Chatterton
Berwyn
Albert G. Magoon
Albert White
Bridewell Hospital
Joseph Seidel
Frankie Schaeffer
Gertrude Irish
Miguel Ramires
Amarillo to open new downtown theater at 617 Polk Street
Remodeling of the former La Mode building at 617 Polk Street has begun for a new 475 seat movie house to be opened during the Christmas holidays. Ben Golding, Rex Theater owner, is listed on the building permit as owner. The project, awarded to C S Lambie & Company, cost 3600 dollars for a concrete floor stage and operating booths. Jim Golding and Harry Green will manage the new theater and Rex respectively.
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Amarillo
Polk Street
Ben Golding
Rex Theater
West Sixth Avenue
Golding
la Mode
C. S. Lambie & Company
Jim Golding
Rex
San Jacinto
Harry Green
Babe Didriksen barred for automobile ad endorsement
The Southern AAU registration committee upheld the suspension of Texas athlete Mildred Babe Didriksen for sanctioning the use of her name and photograph in a car advertisement. Chairman Lawrence Di Benedetto said the ban remains until she proves she did not endorse the ad.
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New Orleans
Mildred
Babe) Didriksen
Texas
Southern Amateur Athletic Union
Lawrence di Benedetto
Didriksen
Rekab Arrives For Two Shows At Municipal Auditorium
Rekab the magician arrives in Amarillo for two Wednesday performances at Municipal Auditorium. Matinee tickets cost 15 cents toward admission. students and school children with a ticket and 10 cents gain entry at 3 45 PM. Evening seats are 35 cents lower floor and 25 cents balcony. children 25 cents. Rehab and company planned a Tuesday afternoon public escape from a packing case in front of The Globe office.
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Rekab
Magician
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo
Panhandle
Globe
Rehab
Britain to Pay War Debt Under Conditions This Week
A British note to the United States states that Britain will pay its war debt of 95.55 million dollars on Thursday under the conditions set in a note issued last Sunday. The note reiterates the terms and emphasizes adherence to the agreed conditions.
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London
United States
Great Britain
Victim Recovers After 180 Foot Fall Into Aden Volcano
Charles Brixner, 21, survived a 180 foot fall into the Aden crater near El Paso after seven hours trapped. He regained consciousness and will recover from a head injury. Ranchers say three men perished exploring the crater, with a Mexican adventurer dying nine years earlier.
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EL Paso
Charles Brixner
Aden, N. M
Black Hole
State urged to fund Texas summer schools for 48th legislature
Regents and presidents of seven Texas state teachers colleges asked the 48th Legislature next month for state aid to run summer schools. Officials said over 12,000 teachers await opportunities to improve their professional standing. Gov Sterling vetoed summer school funds. a minimum $300,000 appropriation was deemed necessary. Smile Week HQ listed at 107 West Sixth Avenue.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Sterling
Arthur Brisbane Today Feature Summary
Short reflective column by Arthur Brisbane published in 1932 exploring contemporary events and public mood with concise urban-society irony. It surveys how media shapes opinions and the responsibilities of readers in a bustling democratic era.
Brisbane’s Globe Column Sees Technocracy Amid Prosperity
The piece cites Arthur Brisbane’s views on technocracy and modern production, arguing Americans face better times and greater leisure. It notes heat production in the body and critiques excessive machinery while warning of surplus and consumption limits. The author contemplates a future with abundant goods yet questions overall need.
Amarillo Weather Outlook and West Texas Snowline
Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity shows fair tonight and Wednesday partly cloudy. West Texas expected cloudy with possible rain in the south portion. New Mexico: snow in the north and rain or snow in the south tonight and Wednesday. temperature range today from 10 to 23 by 1 PM.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Farm relief plan outlines tentative board draft
A draft domestic allotment farm relief plan covering wheat cotton tobacco and hogs and repealing stabilization provisions of the farm board act was released for House agriculture committee hearings. Chairman Marvin Jones distributed the draft emergency bill after an executive session and the committee meets tomorrow to proceed.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Marvin Jones
Unions Limit Railway Wage Cut Pact
Railroad unions say they will keep the 10 percent wage reduction for a set period but reject the railways demand for an indefinite extension. Representative Daniel E. Garrett of Texas dies of heart disease at his Washington home.
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Chicago
U.P
Washington
Daniel E. Garrett
Texas
Prohibition Leaders Warn Beer Ads Aim to Reach All Americans
Days see U.S. as guzzlers as prohibition leaders testify before the House Ways and Means Committee opposing modification of the Volstead Act. Deets Pickett accuses beer interests of planning a nationwide ad campaign to reach every man woman and child. Speaker Garner hints beer bill may be taken up next week with no gag rule.
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Washington
America
House
Ways and Means Committee
Deets Pickett
Methodist Board of Temperance Prohibition and Public Morals
Pickett
Garner
Hurry With Clothes Gifts to Aid Amarillo Children
An urgent plea from Smile Week headquarters seeks usable clothing for Amarillo school children. Thrift Room volunteers collect at 107 West Sixth Avenue Oliver Eagle Building with bundles marked Thrift Room and laundrymen to deliver. A truck will pick up on Thursday. call 4122 for delivery details.
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Amarillo
Smile Week
Thrift Room
Thrift Room Committee
Combines Scotch And Wire Limit in Word Beauty Contest
New York court humorist Corey Ford entered the ten most beautiful words contest today arranging his words in a sentence. The ten words form a toast about drinks on the house for the boys. Wilfred J. Funk, publisher, started the beauty words sweepstake last Saturday with others contributing daily.
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New York
Dee
Corey Ford
Ford
Wilfred J. Funk
Amarillo Delegates Depart for Borger Friendship Feast
A party of Amarillo civic club delegates, over 60 travelers in more than a dozen cars, headed to Borger Tuesday for a inter-city friendship feast. Rev Roy Snodgrass will speak at Borger First Methodist Church and M Sanford along with the Amarillo College Quartet will perform. The trip was organized by the Amarillo Good Will Committee with Bill Beechler as chairman and Avery Rush assisting.
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Borger
Amarillo
Good Will
Chamber of Commerce
Rev
Roy
Snodgrass
First Christian Church
M. ©. Sanford
Amarillo College
James Dailey
Barney Owle
Cliff Janak
David Parks
Amarillo Good
Last API Meet This Year at Pampa Tonight
Tuesday night in Pampa marks the Panhandle chapter of the APT last meeting of the year with officer elections for the new term. After the business session banquet at the Schneider Hotel features by the entertainment committee, speeches from industry leaders, music by a quartet and orchestra, and Gene Howe as toastmaster.
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API
Pampa
Panhandle
The
APT
Schneider
Gene Howe
End of Deep Cold Spell Brings Ice and Snow
Unrelenting winter kept a tight grip across the nation with rising temperatures in the East and record ice in California. Sacramento saw ice skating on natural lakes, while Brawley and Yuma reported rare snowfall. Amarillo began thawing after a low of 10 degrees, with Pampa at 4 above and Curtis Oklahoma at 2 below. Weather outlook called for fair tonight and partly cloudy conditions tomorrow.
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Mason and Dixon Line
Sacramento
Calif
Brawley
Yuma
Ariz
Amarillo
Panhandle
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Oklahoma City
Pampa
Curtis
Okla
Woodward
Trial opens in Amarillo for game bird possession charge
The trial of W E Bouthworth, Amarillo railroad man, on a charge of possessing a wild game bird during the closed season began in county court at law just before noon Tuesday. The alleged offense occurred November 28, per a complaint by Deputy Game Warden Buck Harris. Defense lawyers argued a game warden lacked authority to execute a search warrant without regular officers.
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W. E. Bouthworth
Amarillo
Buck Harris
Goodfellows Drive Christmas Cheer Through City Mills
Every Home Happy plan seeks lumber donations to fund Christmas toys. City Planing Mill at 311 Crockett offers toy patterns and cuts from wood. Goodfellows committee opens headquarters in Oliver Eakle Building to organize baskets clothing and toys for needy families. over 1 000 names compiled for aid.
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Goodfellows Committee
Crockett
Mittee
Oliver Eakle
Sixth Avenue
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