Oil Men Carry Christmas Cheer To Needy In Amarillo
Oil Men of Amarillo plan their fourth straight year of Christmas aid. Baskets with fruit candy and toys will go to needy families and 40 baskets to the Salvation Army for distribution. Prisons in the city jail will receive cigarettes candy and fruit and 60 to 100 meals are provided for the unemployed. Donations urged to R F McMillen 617 Rule building.
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Oil Men
Amarillo
R. F. McMillen
Oil Men’s Christmas Fund
Salvation Army
East Fourth Street
McMillen
Georgia coast resort vision and flying plans for coast development
A promotional piece extols a developer's island projects including hotels golf links polo fields and air fields on a Georgia coast. It predicts rapid air travel connecting Chicago Palm Beach Miami and Georgia coast resorts and notes plans by National City bank leaders to form a commercial airline venture while urging purchase of coastal real estate.
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New York
Palm Beach
Miami
National City Bank
Charles E. Mitchell
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Amarillo Letter Endorses Local Opera Boost and Quail Feasts
An Amarillo column blends humor and local promotion, noting wages at The Globe News office, supporting a $30,000 guarantee to bring the Chicago Grand Opera company for two March performances, and urging civic effort to attract visitors. The writer also jokes about quail dinners, local anecdotes, a missing wristwatch, a prize dog gift, and a Christmas send-off.
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Globe News
Amarillo
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Wichita Falls
Vagrancy Fines Hit Two Men in Police Court
C E Odell and M H Wheeler were fined $109 each for vagrancy in police court this morning. Over ten men were fined from $109 to $200 this week as part of a drive against vagrancy shoplifting idleness and trick swindling schemes. A jury trial for R D Neighbors on a vagrancy charge is set for 2 PM. Earl Galloway, fined $100 for vagrancy, may face charges of escaping quarantine after leaving city isolation during smallpox quarantine last spring.
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M. H. Wheeler
R. D
Earl Galloway
Tack and Hoover Row Over Political Views in Letter
A reader criticizes Tack for supporting Hoover and argues for stricter border controls and conservative policy. The letter defends free speech, questions newspaper ads, and mentions local politics and the News-Globe's finances.
Movie Makers Plan 7:30 Tonight Meeting
Amateur photographers and movie makers will meet at 7 30 tonight in room 310 Fisk building. Several reels of movies will be shown according to officials of the organization. An invitation is extended to all interested in photography.
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Fisk Building
Messiah recital to feature Ellen May with 10 piece orchestra
An Amarillo concert presents Ellen May with a 10 member orchestra performing Messiah selections at 8:30 PM. The program lists arias and choruses from Comfort Ye My People to Hallelujah, with Rollin Pease and Mrs. N D Bartlett among soloists and couples cited for supporting donations.
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Geocenarts
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Chicago
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Otis Trulove
Webeeee Heaven
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Debbie Patterson
Ada M
Benson
Chas, Smith
Newspaper pledge and pay policy discussed by E. R. T.
E R T defends substantial daytime advertising costs and higher wages at The Globe News, asserts not grafting, supports local public spirited effort, but rejects employing Mexican workers and criticizes non advertising businesses for their stance on the last election.
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Hawk
Tri-State
Globe News
United States
Tactless Texan column sparks reader response on immigration
Colonel E. R. Tack replies to a Globe column about the president-elect and Mexican influx on the border. He questions the tone and urges moderation in public discussion of immigration policy.
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E. R. Tack
Globe
Famous Blue Blowers Dance Orchestra Plays Amarillo Herring Hotel
Amarillo residents filled the Crystal Ballroom at the Herring Hotel for the opening night of a holiday season series. Doc Fentem and his 10 piece Blue Blowers, famed for Victor records, performed with novelty stunts and dancing while the band also plays at the Amarillo Coffee Shop daily.
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Amarillo
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Herring Hotel
Doc” Fentem
Blue Blowers
Victor
Trianon
Chicago
Colonel Thompson
Amtarillo
Hijacking and Kidnapping Tangle Ties Winkler County
Federal and local officers pursue a liquor hijack case from Mexico to the oil fields. P C C Burcham known as Denver Blackie is accused of leading the gang. He was bound thrown into a water tank then escaped and wandered desert sands two days before rescue. Sheriff Pecos Beli Priest made a dozen arrests as officials plan a special grand jury after new arrests.
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Juarez
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Denver
Pecos Béli
Winkler County
Burcham
Plane Hunters Practice Warns and Fines Not Enough
An Illinois flier lost his plane after being convicted of shooting game from it, a violation echoed in Texas and Oklahoma. The speaker vows to gather evidence and prosecute violators, citing a pilot and companions who retrieved antelope carcasses from a car. He warns even military officers cannot ignore game laws.
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Texas
Oklahoma Army
War Department
Farha Named Manager at Watner's Shoe Department
T. Ny Farha formerly with Spaulding Cloak and Suit in Kansas City has accepted a position as manager of the shoe department at Watner's 714 Polk Street. The Watner's shoe department specializes in Jacqueline modes.
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Spaulding Cloak and Suit Company
Kansas City
Watner's
Polk Street
Second man charged with forgery over Mathews slaying in Dallas
A. A. Crabb was charged with forgery after passing two $1,000 checks in Dallas. The case is linked to an argument that allegedly led to the shooting of Orville L. Mathews by V. Ray Adams.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
A. A. Crabb
Orville L. Mathews
V. Ray Adams
Hoover Defends Interventions to Protect Lives
Mr. Hoover stated that U S interventions in certain countries aimed to safeguard American lives, not economic interests. He said marines were sent to protect citizens and prevent bloodshed where local authorities failed to do so.
Stockmen to Name Officers at Meeting in City Hall
The Panhandle Livestock association will elect new officers at tonight's meeting in the city hall at 7 30. Dates for the annual convention will be set and a Fort Worth Fat Stock show week timing is expected. President Art L Waxoner says other important business will come up.
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Panhandle Livestock Association
Fort Worth
Art L. Waxoner
Airport bids to be studied by commission this afternoon
An airport commission meeting was expected this afternoon to review bids for lighting Amarillo Municipal Airport. Bids were opened at the city commission meeting last night but action was postponed pending airport board approval. Several large companies submitted bids.
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Airport Commission
Amarillo Municipal
City Commission
Darge
Morrison Brother Strives For Bedside As Pneumonia Grips Him
Rf. FE. Morrison of Washington D C and Mrs. J E Park of Vanhuske Oklahoma hurried today to the Roberts Place home at 4239 Fifteenth Avenue to be with their brother T C Morrison who is dangerously ill with pneumonia.
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Washington, D. C
J. E. Park
Vanhuske
Oklahoma
T. C. Morison
Mr. Morrison
Fifteenth Avenue
Roberts Place
Christmas Conjurer of Youthful Joy
Poem reflecting Christmas reunion of age and youth with playful nostalgia. The speaker notes aging yet a renewed spirit to celebrate, hang mistletoe, and kiss every girl he knows, imagining Old Age yielding to merry, romping youth.
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Ilang
Fort Worth and East St. Louis Livestock Markets Report
Livestock prices and market activity across Fort Worth East St Louis and Chicago include hogs cattle calves and sheep with prices for fat cows yearlings and various weight classes noted. The report cites declines steady trends and top bids alongside cotton dairy and stock market notes from Dec 19.
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Associated Press
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