Amarillo Echoes on Drought Politics and Football Feuds
A local column blends plans to borrow for a Yale bowl at Butler Field with Amarillo Pampa football rivalries and drought forecasts. It notes a predicted wet winter, social uptick, and a rise in Christmas parties, while warning of persistent drought and dwindling bootlegger activity in Amarillo.
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Butler Field
Amarillo
Pampa
Amarillo-Pampa
San Angelo
Blondy Cross
Mildred True
News-Globe
Charity Ball Promises Funds For Milk Drive In Amarillo
Amarillo society buzz centers on the Charity Ball at the Amarillo Country Club. Proceeds go to the Junior Welfare League milk fund aiding children in need. Also noted are missing items, local club plans for Emmett Galloway’s boys project, and light jokes from the community.
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Amarillo Country Club
Junior Welfare League
Amarillo
R K Manion Burial Rite Scheduled In Amarillo
Rufus King Manion 86 retired cattleman and Confederate soldier dies at his home in Amarillo, services set for 4 pm at Griggs Funeral Chapel with Judge Sam B. Motlow reading. Pallbearers listed. burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. survivors include wife Fannie Shiplett Manion, three daughters and three grandchildren.
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Rufus King Manion
North Western Avenue
Griggs
Sam B. Motlow
John Copp
T. Crossett
J. H. Timmons
Polk Walker
Stewart Miller
Miller Beard
Amarillo
Memorial Park Cemetery
Manion
Fannie Shiplett Manion
B. P. Boydston
Adolph Miller
J. K. Shumake
Big Spring
Milton M. Richardson
E.W. Webster
Bill Gilbert
Funeral Rites Honor Pastor J B McClurkin Here Tuesday
Funeral services for Rev. J. B. McClurkin 69 will be at 10 30 AM Tuesday from First Baptist Church with Rev. G L Yates officiating. Interment at Llano. body lies in state at Griggs Funeral Chapel. Survivors include widow a son and two daughters all of Amarillo.
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J. B. McClurkin
First Baptist Church
G. L. Yates
C. B. Williams
O. J. Leveritt
O. J. Clark
Perry Blackburn
A. E. Meyer
Bowman Jarrett
Llano Cemetery
Griggs
Monroe Street
McClurkin
Howard College
Birmingham
Ala
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Baylor University
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Ferris
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Honey Grove
Athens
Hico
Childress
Hereford
Shamrock
White Deer
Texas
Oklahoma
U. S
Morris Sheppard
Sam Houston
Texas Association of Baptist Churches
Coast storm swamps Oregon Washington shores
A severe North Pacific gale battered the Oregon and Washington coasts with 90 mile per hour winds. Ships Henry D. Whiton and Charles L. Wheeler Jr. faced heavy seas near the Columbia River while 32 sailors battled the storm. Grays Harbor floodwaters and widespread property damage left thousands displaced.
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Henry D. Whiton
Oregon
Columbia River
Charles L. Wheeler, Jr
Desdemona Sands
Washington Coast
Grays Harbor
Praise Given NRA by Last Rites Pending Gene Napiere
The National Retail Dry Goods Association said merchants back President Roosevelts NRA and expect steady gains. Lew Hahn leads the 4500-store trade group. Funeral plans for Gene Napiere, 31, of Burkburnett and Wichita Falls, are set for tomorrow. he died Saturday in a local hotel room. He is survived by his widow Lula Napiere and sister Mrs. Emma Murphy of Atlanta.
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NRA
Gene Napiere
New York
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Roosevelt
Lew Hahn
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Burkburnett
Wichita Falls
Taylor Street
Lula Napiere
Emma Murphy
Atlanta
Poisoned wafers fatal to child in San Angela
Dorothy Christell Rutland a three year old girl died after eating wafers found in a neighbor's home yesterday. Authorities reported the child succumbed today to poisoning from the wafers discovered in the San Angela incident.
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San Angela
Dorothy Christell Rutland
Billie the lost dog headlines Tack letters
Dear Tack: my little dog Billie disappeared. Readers urged to check Lost Notices and contact Tack letters on Page 10 for tips and potential sightings.
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Billie
Strikers at Ford Plant Seek NRA Code Showdown
Strikers at the Ford Motor Company Edgewater plant in New Jersey planned a showdown over labor disputes that kept 350 workers idle for 11 weeks. They appealed to President Roosevelt, charging Ford with flouting National Industrial Recovery Administration provisions by refusing to bargain collectively through workers chosen representatives.
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Newark
N. J
Ford Motor Company
Edgewater
Roosevelt
National Industrial Recovery Administration
Jeff Kelley to Wheeler for Burial
The body of 73 year old Jeff Kelley fatally injured in a Friday night automobile crash near Glenrio New Mexico will be transported to Wheeler this afternoon by N B Griggs Sons. Funeral services for Mr Kelley and his son Boyd Kelley who died Friday morning in a government hospital at Albuquerque will be held tomorrow afternoon. The Kelley family members injured in the crash are reported improving and others from San Jon New Mexico will recover.
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Jeff Kelley
Glenrio
N. M
Wheeler
Griggs & Sons
Kelley
Boyd Kelley
Albuquerque
Fatal crash claims J. T. Reid head baker at Amarillo
J. T. Reid aged 52, head baker at Amarillo Baking Company, died after a Saturday night car crash near Clayton New Mexico. His car overturned three times after striking loose gravel on a new highway. He died at 11 pm in a local hospital. Reid’s body awaits arrangements at Griggs Funeral Chapel. Survived by widow Julia Reid, a son Roy, a daughter Norma, a stepson W S Cherry and four other stepdaughters.
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Clayton
N. M
J. T. Reid
Amarillo Baking Company
Reid
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Denver
Dan Hibler
Alamosa
Cole
Griggs Funeral Chapel
Julia Reid
Fillmore Street
Roy Reid
Norma Reid
W.S. Cherry
Seaplane SOS Held Coastwide Search For Stricken Crew
Radio Post crews and coastal stations chased the SOS from the French seaplane with Captain Kermal, mechanic Chevillard, and passenger Kotival aboard. Capelin, the radio operator, remained the star as four more planes joined the nightlong search to fix the craft's position after an initial launch from Marseille toward Algiers.
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Capelin
Kermal
Chevillard
Kotival
Marseille
Algiers
Missouri Wartime Governor Gardner Dies at 64
Frederick D. Gardner, 64, wartime governor of Missouri and a known figure in national Democratic circles, died in St. Louis from a jaw infection that spread after a tooth extraction. He had been ill three weeks with his condition worsening until a Friday operation aimed at preventing brain infection.
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ST. Louis
Frederick D. Gardner
Missouri
Gardner
Fate of 500 Prohibition Cases to Be Decided Early Next Year
The U S Supreme Court will decide the fate of about 500 liquor law violators indicted before repeal. The cases were brought under prohibition statutes and now face review by the high court in the new year.
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Amarillo
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Washington
U.P
Supreme Court
Dr Jarrel posts bond in Texas job sales case
Dr Edward Frank Jarrel, former chairman of the Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission, was indicted on three theft charges linked to state job sales. He surrendered to Sheriff Farr Price and posted $1,000 bond on each count, and was released.
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Tyler
Edward Frank Jarrel
Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission
Smith County
Grand Jury
Jarrel
Farr Price
Ousted Oklahoma Chief to Run for Congress
Henry 8 Johnston of Perry, impeached and removed as Oklahoma governor in 1929 for alleged incompetency, announced in Oklahoma City that he would seek the Democratic nomination for congressman at large in the 1934 campaign.
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Oklahoma City
Henry
Johnston
Perry
Oklahoma
Lions to Have Yale Festival
Amarillo Lions host their annual Christmas celebration Tuesday night at the Country Club with a banquet, dance, and music by Joel Norman and his orchestra. Avery Rush and J. B. Dooley supervise the program with decorations by Mrs. Dooley and Mrs. Rush, assisted by Hollis DeGrassi. The event begins at 7 o’clock.
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Amarillo Lions
Joel Norman
Avery Rush
J. B. Dooley
H. A. Shaw
Mr. Rush
Hollis DeGrassi
Kansas City Livestock Markets Mixed With Cotton and Stocks
Hogs and cattle prices moved in modest ranges with 6,000 hogs and 9,000 cattle reported in Kansas City terms, while New Orleans cotton opened steady then eased as hedging and weak stocks weighed on futures. The New York stock letter noted dull pre-Christmas trading, with several major issues retreating and inflation fears lingering despite upbeat consumer activity.
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Kansas City
New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
U. S
Atlas Tack
Union Bag & Paper
Allied Chemical
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
General Motors
Westinghouse
Moral questions arise after dinner party guests
A casual neighborhood stroll reveals that two unattached men were invited to a house after a dinner party with gin flowing and dancing with drunken men, prompting moral scrutiny of the host.
Reprieves Bring Mixed Reactions At Death Row
After news of clemency, Aubrey exulted praising the governor amid tense fear among inmates. Warden Ward recalled Aubrey’s joy and shouting as he anticipated release. Others on the row held out slim hope, noting letters to the governor from kin.
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Aubrey
W. W. Ward
Penitentiary
Cook
Banks plan to advance 5 million to Detroit bank
Banks expected to approve a plan to advance 5,000,000 to Guardian National Bank of Commerce in Detroit to reimburse 103,000 small depositors under 1,000 at 100 percent. Jones said money would reach depositors between now and Christmas. He noted RFC repayments topped 1,000,000,000 and were arriving at 2,500,000 daily with 2,232,000,000 RFC securities sold to the Treasury.
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Guardian National Bank of Commerce
Detroit
Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Treasury
St Francis Woman Mary Jane Gabel Buried in Line
Funeral services for Miss Mary Jane Gabel 22 were held at Sacred Heart Cathedral with A F Amirault in charge. Pallbearers were LeRoy Gou L Britting J W Bunn Clinton Eaton James Wise and Denby Gamlin. She died Saturday night at 1016 West Thirteenth Avenue Amarillo. She is survived by her parents a sister a brother and an aunt all of Amarillo.
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Mary Jane Gabel
Sacred Heart Cathedral
A. F. Amirault
the Catheral
LeRoy Gou
L. Britting
J. W. Bunn
Clinton Eaton
James Wise
Denby Gamlin
Liano Mausoleum
Boxwell Brothers
EF. R. Gabel
Carl Evans
St. Francis
Edwin Gabel
Maude Hardy
Amarillo
Posture, Fatigue, and Health Guidance from Osteopathic Practice
An essay argues fatigue drives poor posture as primitive humans counter gravity. It urges regular health rules, exercise, rest, and proper diet, advocating yearly health exams by osteopathic physicians to prevent disease and improve efficiency.
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American Osteopathic Association
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