Sandies triumph sparks Amarillo pride in Fort Worth meet
A breezy Amarillo column recaps a Sandies football victory over Lubbock with big bets, parade leaders, and local pride. It notes Major Ethan Simpson and John Trol linger leading the procession, praises blocking and team unity, and mentions future games and public interest. The piece weaves in light social notes, local figures, and media chatter from the region.
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Ethan Simpson
John Trollinger
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Amarillo
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U.S. Critics See Gaps in Buenos Aires Peace Pacts
Officials in Washington say the Buenos Aires peace treaties improve on current machinery but lack key elements. They liken the package to a motorless car, missing a consultative motor council and stronger neutrality rules similar to U.S. embargo policies.
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Buenos Aires
Washington
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Americas
United States
Chamber of Commerce Meets Wednesday in Amarillo
Amarillo chamber membership committee led by John Armstrong will meet at noon Wednesday with directors at the Blackstone Hotel. Manager Carl Hinton notes ongoing membership growth as topics include Amarillo’s role in the Panhandle water conservation meeting to be held here next Saturday.
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Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
John Armstrong
Blackstone Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Carl Hinton
Amarillo
Applications for two Texas broadcasting stations filed
The communications commission announced receipt of two applications in Texas. Faith Broadcasting Co. Inc of Wichita Falls seeks a one kilowatt station on 1380 kilocycles with unlimited time. Frank N Adcock of Plainview seeks a 100 watt station on 1500 kilocycles with unlimited time.
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the Communications Commission
Texas
Faith Broadcasting Co. Inc
Wichita Falls
Prank N
Adcock
Plainview
Sinus Threatens First Family's Holiday Plans
President Roosevelt faces potential disruption as Franklin Jr. battles a serious sinus infection while the White House plans Christmas morning with six stockings, four grandchildren, two infants, and a full Roosevelt gathering including Sara Delano Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt.
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Boston Hospital
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W. M. Jones, Amarillo Furniture Dealer, Dies
William M. Jones, 62, retired furniture dealer and longtime Amarillo resident, died at 8:15 this morning in a local hospital. He was father to Mrs. Percy Gibbs and Novie Jones of Amarillo, and Frank Jones of Gallup, N. M. His father B. F. Jones resides in McAlester Okl. Survived by several sisters and brothers. one sister Mrs Lon Wilkins of Commerce was present at death. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Griggs Chapel with Rev. E. F. Fincher of Ellwood Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment in Llano Cemetery.
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Commerce
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Ellwood Presbyterian Church
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Sally Rand to Perform at Paramount Theater Friday
Sally Rand headlines at the Paramount Theater as part of an Interstate group revue. She will be surrounded by over 30 entertainers including singers dancers comedians musicians and a ballet of Texas beauties. Rand will revive the fan dance and debut her bubble dance on stage.
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Amarillo
Paramount
Weaver Brothers
Paramount Theater
Interstate
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Texas
Roosevelt Re-elected by Electoral College in 48 States
Washington reports presidential electors met in 48 states to re-elect Franklin D Roosevelt and John Nance Garner. Roosevelt Garner tally stands at 523 to 8 for Landon Knox with Maine and Vermont casting Republican votes. Final results to be announced January 6 in a joint Senate House session with Garner presiding.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
John Nance Garner
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Alf M. Landon
Frank Knox
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Funeral for Mrs Katherine Gary in Borger burial set
Burial services will be held for Mrs Katherine Gary 27 Borger who died from injuries after a car crash four miles north of Hot Springs New Mexico. The body will be received at Griggs chapel at 4 55 this afternoon. Services and Llano cemetery burial time not yet set. Mrs Gary died en route to a Hot Springs hospital after the crash in which her husband escaped with minor injuries. She was thrown 40 feet, suffered a skull fracture and chest injuries as the car was demolished.
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Borger
Hot Springs
N. M
Griggs Chapel
Llano
Gary
Garys
Sister's Death Follows That of Mother
Mrs. H. V. Robertson learns of her sister Mrs. W. S. Buster's death in Sherman after attending the funeral of their mother Mrs. Helen A. Cummins in Denison. The family, tied to the accounting firm bearing the Robertson name, had just moved between Amarillo Denison and Sherman for services.
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Amarillo
Denison
Cummins
Suspect Seeks Cop-Hater After Uniformed Assault
Dallas police hunt today for a man who declared I hate cops and struck a uniformed officer on the chin before fleeing yesterday. Authorities describe him as a nonuniformed male roamer with no immediate description.
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U.A
Slaying Report Ties Hartley County to Tillerson Shooting
The Sunday night slaying prompted Hartley County officers to obtain a statement from Tillerson claiming the man killed had "broken up my home." Tillerson went to the Kelley Service Station to surrender to deputy Kelley, but Kelley was not present.
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Tillerson
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Hartley County shooting and arrest near Channing
Kelley contacted Deputy Reeves from Chan ning as Tillerson waited at a service station 15 miles away. Tillerson surrendered a 32-20 revolver and faces formal charges in Channing. Kelso, Tillerson's wife, had left Hartley for Dalhart and Amarillo. Funeral services for Kelso are planned in Dalhart with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Amarillo
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Marvin Williams
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Memorial Park Cemetery
Sailors and Owners Near End of Conference Impasse
Thomas G. Plant chaired the shipowners committee as talks over preferential hiring and overtime terms progressed. Lundeberg said sailors won preferential hiring and other issues were settled, paving the way for new contracts to replace 1934 deals. Edward F. McGrady, federal mediator, voiced renewed optimism for a settlement as striking warehousemen with the ILA reached a compromise.
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Warehouse Unrest Ends as Food Supplies Released
In the San Francisco area workers returned to work today after a dispute over pay. Warehousemen accepted 75 cents an hour, 10 cents less than demanded but 12 1/2 cents over the old scale, allowing $6,000,000 worth of foodstuffs and staples to be released.
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San Francisco
Rebel ace claimed shot down in Spain air war
Spanish communique says Major Ramon Franco’s airplane was downed. The report notes Franco, famed for Morocco service and a 1926 nonstop Atlantic flight, has alternated roles amid the civil conflict while the government watches his movements.
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Ben-Gay: A Trusted Pain Reliever for Neuralgia
This old advertisement promotes Ben-Gay as a quick remedy for neuralgia. It touts its warming, soothing effects and credits Dr. Jules Bengué of Paris with the famous formula, claiming 40 years of world-wide use and urging households to keep it at hand.
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Dedication of St. Joseph's Chapel in San Angelo
Bishop Robert E. Lucey of the Amarillo diocese officiated yesterday at the dedication of St. Joseph's chapel in San Angelo. He was assisted by Father A Filling OMI and Father Charles Burns OMI of San Antonio, along with several other priests from Olsen, San Angelo, and nearby parishes.
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Rosa Ponselle Marries Carle Jackson in Private Ceremony
Opera star Rosa Ponselle wed Carle A. Jackson in a Baltimore mayor's son's family circle at her New York apartment. Justice Salvatore Cotillo officiated, concluding a decade long wait for a romantic and sentimental husband.
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Texas Seeks Green Tax in Supreme Court Move
Texas moves in the Supreme Court to collect an inheritance tax from the vast estate of Colonel Edward H R Green son of Hetty Green. Attorney General William Mc Craw estimates the tax could reach about 10 million dollars if successful. The filing targets New York Massachusetts and Florida and Hetty Green Wilks and Mabel Harlow Green. Colonel Green died in New York last June leaving an estate estimated above 89 000 000.
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Hetty Green
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Connally hot oil act bans foreign shipments says Connally
Senator Tom Connally stated that the Connally hot oil regulatory law covers both interstate and foreign shipments. He explained that interstate commerce includes trade with foreign nations and that oil produced illegally under state law is ineligible for any interstate or foreign shipment, even after treatment.
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Tom Connally
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