Roosevelt kinfolk weigh Amarillo visit in election year
Elliott Roosevelt says the President will decide if Mrs Roosevelt attends the Amarillo Mother-in-Law celebration, hoping a visit would boost support. He and local leaders press for the First Lady to come, aiming to galvanize mothers nationwide and influence the upcoming campaign.
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Roosevelt
Tack
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Micott
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Literary Digest
Digest
Elliot
Urban relief efforts scale down as delays slow aid
Washington reports a 94 percent drop in urban relief cases from October to November with 1,604,130 families aided in November, down from 1,770,739 the prior month. Relief costs fell by about $9.8 million. Hopkins orders full payment to 3.5 million workers by Christmas Eve.
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U.P
Harry L. Hopkins
VETS FUTURE STILL BLEAK
Thirteen veterans aged 63 to 77 face eviction as federal funds for rent run out. Judge Riggs cites state law requiring pauper’s oath for county aid, while 162 Amarillo high school students offer to raise the $80 monthly for the cottages.
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M. Riggs
Texas
Joe M Newman
Newman
Amarillo
Riggs
Commissioner's Court
Amarillo High School
Wade Holman, Jr
Sidney Powers
J. McNeil
Church members blamed for liquor vote in Amarillo
J. H. Oneall of Tulia Texas excoriates Amarillo churchgoers for not voting against liquor, claiming moral failure and omission shaped the local election result. He cites the 3061 to 1401 tally and urges church cleansing, urging readers to repent and act to protect homes and families.
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News-Globe
Peoples Forum
Globe- News
Evekile
Swisher County
Fearful ransom case sparks police probe over dog Red
In Chicago on February 18 a police inquiry followed a report that Red, a dog with a 27500 dollar trust fund, was in kidnapper hands. Guardian Marie Angelis Hunter said the animal has been missing since Monday and may be held for ransom. Red inherited the fund three years ago from Mrs. Alice Hunter, the dog’s mistress.
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Wee
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Vets at two AmariIlo camps aided by local donations
Lewis Meritt owner of tourist camps at 1525 Fast Tenth Ave and 2408 West Sixth Ave reports veterans living on $2 monthly federal relief received 100 pounds of potatoes and groceries from a donor who asked to remain unnamed. Small food deliveries continue. rent for December unpaid. Meritt provides utilities and communal meals for $6.25 monthly per cottage. Names of residents listed for both camps include Fa Alfier Sam Stickler Henry Campbell Tom Clancy and others.
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Tenth Avenue
West Sixth Avenue
County Relief Office
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Tenth Street
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Henry Campbell
Tom Clancy
G. T. Goss
J A Lyons
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T N_ Phillips
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Dave Coakley
James Clare
Chas I. Hodges
H C Rice
Wichita Falls Denies Sandie Protest Over Amarillo Game
Wichita Falls officials refute rumors of a protest against Amarillo's Golden Sandies. CM Rogers of Amarillo confirms plans to send their football team to Panhandle play. The exchange follows a fan’s suggestion and notes a birth certificate check on an Amarillo player.
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Wichita Falls
Fischer Urges Panhandle Hospital via Kiwanis Talk
Judge L M Fischer of Amarillo urged the creation of a hospital in the Panhandle to serve crippled children aided by Kiwanis clubs in the Texas Oklahoma district. He spoke at Tulsa Kiwanis Club’s ladies night and installation, emphasizing broad Kiwanis goals and 1936 activity.
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Amarillo
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Amarillo Club
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Amarillo Inter-Club Relations Committee
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Ted) Taylor
Earl Scruggs
Amarillo Kiwaniars
Tulsa Club
Presbyterian Church
George Buckenaugh
Tulia Kiwanis Club
Rey McCasland
Tulsa Kiwanians
Bill Sherrod
Toa Honeycutt
Fay Kerr
Marvin Stucker
B. C. McCasland
Club
Sam Thomas
C. L. Jackson
W H. Younger
Gordon Jordon
W. A Graham
EF. Paul Stewart
Burglary Charges Involving State Senator Small Office
Potter County grand jury indicts Roland Baker and others in five counts for burglary of State Senator Clint Small's office. Baker arrested after attempting to pry open a strong box containing private papers and $3 in stamps. Indicted co-defendants include Austin Grantham and Leroy Thresher. other charges involve a Santa Fe caboose theft and car articles belonging to oilman W. B. Hasenfuss.
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Roland Baker
47Th District Court
Potter County
Baker
Senator Small
Amarillo
Small
Austin Grantham
Leroy Thresher
Santa Fe
W. B. Hasenfuss
Pampa
Wanser Service Tomorrow for Mrs Sadie Wanser
Last rites for Mrs. Sadie C Wanser mother of Mrs Lahroy White will be held at 10 tomorrow morning at Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home. Dr R Thomson of Central Presbyterian Church will conduct. She died yesterday at her daughter's 1517 Jackson Street after more than a year of illness. Surviving daughter Mrs Aline B Mason of Cove Ark also a daughter born in Pennsylvania lived here eight years. Her husband died in 1906 she was a member of Central Presbyterian Church.
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Lahroy White
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral
R. Thomson
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Wanser
Jackson Street
Aline B. Mason
Cove, Ark
Lost Billfold Seeks Return Reward Offered
Jack Pearson offers a $25 reward for the return of his missing billfold lost in the city. He provides 310 South Fillmore Street contact details for the finder to claim the prize.
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Tack
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South Fillmore Street
Radio Schedule Highlights KGNC Week
Detailed daily airtime blocks list programs and performers from KGNC including The Air Hour, Sports Review with DeWitt Landis, Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians, and morning shows with The Sky Pilot. Entries cover Wednesday to Thursday with music, talk, news, and featured acts.
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Amarillo College
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Spicer
Santa delivers new leg to Amarillo boy in Christmas miracle
Carroll Motley, crippled since 1925 after a gasoline explosion and successive operations, receives a cork prosthetic leg funded by the Crippled Children's Council and Amarillo Shriners. He rode to Fort Worth seeking recovery, now promised a fixed limb to replace crutches and an empty trouser leg.
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War Preparations Prompt Frazier Accusations in N Dakota
Republican Senator Frazier denounces wartime buildup as a money making frenzy. He cites the War Department plan to expand the army air corps, ordering 100 fast planes to strike targets with new bombers and pursuit craft to be bought soon. Total funds cited amount to 17.5 million dollars. He argues such preparations prove readiness while opposing aggression.
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Texas high school final to wait. Will Rogers fund benefit
Four teams Amarillo Wichita Falls Corpus Christi and Greenville reach the semi finals in Texas football. Greenville’s eligibility is under review after a Mexia protest. A January 1 Bull Bowl proposal faces no ruling yet as to participation.
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Will Rogers Memorial Fund
Texas
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Mexia
Gene Howe
Amarillo High
Roy B. Henderson
Trade Gains Across Nation in Early December Shopping Days
The December report notes broad business improvement across all sections during the first 12 shopping days of December 1934. Trade activity rose nationwide, marking improved retail conditions as attention focused on holiday shopping.
Actress venture tale sparks police carbon monoxide theory
Police strongly theorize accidental death from carbon monoxide fumes as actress Miss Todd sat in a car or similar setting. They did not discount the possibility of foul play or ev t.
Farm Boy Dies of Meningitis in Oklahoma
Norman Oklahoma December 18 A P news item reports farm youth John Madaris twenty from near Lexington died last night and his mother died yesterday morning. Two other children show no symptoms while University of Oklahoma officials monitor five thousand students for new cases. A quarantine in southern Cleveland County reaches eight miles from Norman and the Rotary Club cancels its county Christmas party for children due to the outbreak.
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Okla
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Lexington
J. A. Madaris
University of Oklahoma
Cleveland County
Rotary Club
Fall Kills Former Follies Beauty in San Francisco
Olga Seck, 33, once a Follies beauty, died today after falling from a 12th floor hotel window in San Francisco. Rives Cornelius, a cigaret tax enforcement officer for the state comptroller, is in Borger today.
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