Dr. C B Pash remembered for panhandle development
Amarillo and the Panhandle mourn the death of C B Pash, described as a character with strong faith in Amarillo and Northwest Texas. He fostered regional development, contributing to the city and surrounding area, and saw several of his dreams come to fruition.
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DR. Pash
Amarillo
Panhandle
C. B. Pash
Mr. Pash
Texas
Pash
Oil Boom Predicted As Amarillo Hosts Panhandle Men
Globe reporter notes forty two oil men from out of town in the Amarillo hotel lobby. They came to buy acreage in the Panhandle fields and a spring or summer boom is forecast by conservative oil men.
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Amarillo
The
Globe
Amarillo Hotel
Oir
Panhandle
Amarill
Jack Burgess Sells Land and General Repairs Ad
Real estate listing notes property at 113 W Seventh with general repairs offered. Community Chest promotes economical investment options for local patrons seeking affordable land and maintenance services.
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Jack Burgess
New York Day by Day notes on city life and characters
O O McIntyre recounts a day in New York 1925 diary style. He visits Central Park, notes brassware bargains in Brass Town Delancey Canal streets, and observes diverse faces in the night district. He mentions Frazier Hunt, Amon Carter, Bud Walker, and a salon of cosmopolitan scenes and humor.
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New York
Pepys
The
Hudson
Frazier Hunt
Bob
Hyde Park
London
Amon Carter
Bud Walker
Central Park
Towns and Roads Paved Names Listed in Texas Area
Am a West Ly Shamrock Ly McLean Ly Alanreed Ly Jericho Ly Clarendon Ly Goodnight Ly Claude Av Amarillo.
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EA Ly
Amariilo
Claude Ly
Goodnigh
Clarendon
Jericho Ly
Alanreed Ly
McLean
Shamrock
West Ly
Alanreed
Jericho
Goodnight
Claude
Amarillo
Daily Radio Program Listings for December 15
Radio schedule compilation listing dozens of stations with time slots for concerts, orchestras, and talk programs across North America. Programs include Handel's Messiah performances, band concerts, school orchestras, and joint WEAF connections, with station-by-station timing and venue notes.
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WBAL
Haendels Messiah
WCCO
Minneapolis Municipal Chorus
WOAW
WRCU
Marine Band
WEAF
WJY
New York
Ambassador Trio
The
Texans
Chicago
Coumbia
WMBF
Miam! Beach
WNAC
Boston
Omaha
Sandman
Wei J
Radio Renew
Maidnite Alarm Woc
Davenport
Crescent Orchestra
WOR
Newark
Santa Claus
WPG
Atlantic City
Morton
Plaza
Chalfonte-Haddon
McKnight
Orchestra
WRC
Washington
U. S Marine Band
Bonime
WJZ
WSAI
Cincinnati
Lawcon
WSB
Atlanta
WTAG
Worcester
Weaf Wric
Hartford
Thomas McGill
WWJ
Detroit
WEAP
U.R
Silent Streets and a Shattered Marriage
Sandy McNell, of Spanish lineage, marries Ben Murillo to please a poor family, sacrificing her love for Timmy. A house dispute turns brutal as Murillo humiliates her, starves her independence, and fights to control their unborn child. After a fraught reunion, Sandy gives birth to a fragile boy as she imagines tragedy and clings to hope for her infant.
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Sandy “McNell
Murillo
Timmy
Judith Moore
San Francisco
Murilo
Sandy
The Four Loggers In Burgess Tales At Dams Edge
Paddy the Beaver and his family begin a fall logging project in a newly built pond. Buster Bear and Yowler the Bob Cat loom as threats while Old Man Coyote stays distant. Four loggers start cutting one young tree each near the water as fall work begins.
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Buster Bear
Paddy
Buster
Yowler
Bob Cat
Fowler
Old Man Coyote
Jack Frost
Jolly
Mr. Sun
Purple Hills
Beaver
Laughing Brook
Conyright
T. W. Burgess
Community Chest Seeks Help With Skate Parts Upkeep
Local call to action at Skate parts, 113 West Seventh, urging residents to assist with repairs and improvements. Community Chest asks for volunteers or donations to support upkeep efforts and quick action.
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Community Chest
It Must Live The Tiny Red Object In Her Hand
A distressed woman recalls a shriveled red object resembling Sandy's face as she pleads with a nurse. The nurse confirms the item is alive and hopes for its survival, while the caretaker mentions Bob McNeil's charm. The scene ends with Sandy's anxious plea and a cliffhanger.
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Sandy
Bob McNeil
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East Fifth Street
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O. O. McIntyre
Delancey
Canal Streets
Bollrne Allen Street
Rupert Huehen
Fifth Avenue
McNaught Syndicate
Ama
Clarendon-Shamrock
Union Stage Line
Polk
Watkins
K. M. Watkins
Amarillo, Texas
United Press
Lest
CFAC
Calgary
Diis
Uariet
CKCL
Toronto
Id Mill
Urace Church
Muscahour
CNRA
Regina
Vancouver
B. C
Jo—Wormen
Belmont Orchestra
KDKA
East
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Kuka Little Symphony
Grand Theatre
KFAB
Lincoln
Neb
Linner
GO L. of
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Oakland
KGW
Portland
KHJ
Los Angeles
Stornes
Vinnie
KOA
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Skinner
KPO
Coakley's Orchestra
KPRC
Houston
Mack's Orchestra
KSD
ST. Louis
Weap Eths
Hot Springs
New Arlington Orchestra
KYW
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Waar
Fort Worth
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
Asv
Bruina Ottawa
WCAE
Harrison's Orchestra
WCBD
Zion
Ill
Belle and Schistes
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Dinser
Mpis Municipal Chorus
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
Nighthawk
Waldorf Orchestra
Clyde Koerr
WEAO
Columbus
Cleveland
Wormack
WEE
Big Grether
WPAA
Dallas
Bestor
Foxtrotters Orchestra
Skyark Vance
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Lanner
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Buffalo
Stader Orchestra
WGY
Schenectady
Elmer Tidmarsh
WOY
Tupman
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Zoeller
WHO
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Raleigh Quintet
Little Symphony
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Ben Murillo
Marillo
Burgess
By Thornton W. Burgess
Paddy the Beaver
Drs. Puckett & Patton
Blackburn Building
G. T. Oliver
OIL and Land Investments
Nunn
R. E. Underwood
Ray C, Johnson
R. H. Hamilton
Drs. Lumpkin & Marsalis
Smith Building
Sid