Amarillo writer questions film crew amid local uproar
An Amarillo letter writer defends Josh Binney and the Interstate Productions and Amusement Co amid public anger over their movie project The Trek of The Titans. He cites Hollywood coverage of Binney and Robert E. Wharff and warns against movie rackets while urging fair treatment and informed public judgment.
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Josh Binney
Interstate Productions and Amusement Company
Mr. Binney
Binney
Hollywood News
Robert E. Wharff
Amarillo
Hollywood
Birney
Los Angeles
Wharff
H. J
Josh” Binney
Producers
Seward Avenue
Interstate Productions and Amusement Corporation, Ltd
Lieuts
J. L. Marshall
M. B. Swan
Fort Worth bound as Sandies seek football glory
A Fort Worth columnist details a bold prediction for a high school football clash and touts Amarillo Sandies as the nation’s best. He urges Fort Worth readers to expect sunrise strength from the Sandies while describing plans for a pep squad trip and youthful reader involvement.
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Butch Brown
A. L. Foster
Johnny
Billy Lott
William Stack
Wayne Byers
Elzia Reynolds
Jack Capehart
Jack Cleghorn
Jack Beville
Bill McDavid
Buddy Bartlett
Maurice Norwood
Hampton Corneil
Milton Capers
Bennie Wimberly
Joe Mitchell
Panhandle
Tack’s Christmas plea and missing dogs in Tyler Texas
Old Tack broadcasts Christmas appeals from Tyler Texas offering rewards for returning lost dogs including Scotty the collie and a large black and white pointer. Sought are a male English setter lost near town and a 70 dollar check linked to The Institute of Applied Science.
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John Fullingim
Mr. Fullingim
Old Tack
Bonham Street
Hig
Clarence Cogbumn
Tack
Jack Boyd
Fillmore Street
Anderson
Institute of Applied Science
Jack
Scotty
Jess Dickey
Mr. Dickey
Tyler Street
Oil executive dies after office fall in Salt Lake City
John C. Howard, president and general manager of the Utah Oil Refining Company, died from injuries after a fall to the marble floor of an office building in Salt Lake City. The Associated Press reports the incident occurred last night.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
John C. Howard
Utah Oil Refining Company
Radio listings preview Christmas Eve and National Press Club event
Radio streams spell out a busy Christmas Eve with WEAF 11 p m party hosted by John B Kennedy and Nathaniel Shilkret as musical supervisor. WABC will broadcast Arthur M Hyde’s talk from the National Press Club Washington at 2 p m December 24.
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Sion
WEAF
John B. Kennedy
Nathaniel Shilkret
WABC
Arthur M. Hyde
National Press Club
Washington
Norman W. Baxter
The
Washington Post
Club
Sandies Visit Sparks Amarillo Parade and Broadcast Plans
Amarillo prepares a royal welcome for the Sandies with a city parade led by Mason King of the Chamber of Commerce. The Junior College band broadcasts from WBAP, and a Dallas game broadcast will air on WBAP and WFAA while Amarillo supporters ride the special to the Star-Telegram building. The return train arrives Sunday morning.
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Amarillo
Mason King
Chamber of Commerce
Cowtown
Texas Hotel
Star-Telegram
WBAP
WFAA
Dallas
WDAG
Sandie
Fort Worth
Denver
Gas Fire Lit Derrick At Cromwell Sand Well
A gas fire erupted from a Cromwell sand well reaching high into the air. The 3,887 foot well began producing gas weeks ago and lies over a mile from the residential district. Wind favorable to residents kept danger minimal as the derrick and tanks melted within an hour.
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Cromwell
Dr J Frank Norris Tabernacle Revival Draws Amarillo
Citizens of the Texas Panhandle await full coverage as Dr J Frank Norris holds a large tabernacle revival in Amarillo. The preacher, famed for leading major church revivals in New York Boston and Cleveland, attracts record crowds and front page attention.
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Panhandle
Texas
Norris
Calvary Baptist Church
New York City
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Boston
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Cleveland
Llano Cemetery Stockholders Meet Called for December
The Llano Cemetery Association arranges the annual stockholders meeting in the Potter County Library Assembly Room on December 20 at 3 30 p m Owners of Llano Cemetery property are urged to attend President M C Nobles and Secretary H P Canade announce the session
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Llano Cemetery
Potter County
Llano
Shop Early Dollar Sleeping Again
The Shop Early Dollar Bill is sleeping again after mornings only and not moving since yesterday. It had roved the city since a week ago last Monday at a fast rate, but its whereabouts have not been reported at the Globe News since Thursday noon. Let it move toward prosperity.
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Ita
The
Globe News
RAIL FIGHT Over Texas Pacific New Line Profits and Fears
The Plains territory case argues the T. and Pacific and Northern line will unlock rail service to Fort Worth Dallas El Paso and other markets with shorter routes and lower rates. Opponents led by Santa Fe Fort Worth and Denver and Rock Island claim the line would fail commercially and divert traffic threatening profits and even force Santa Fe branch closures, with Amarillo manager J R Hitchcock warning of potential abandonment of plains lines.
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J. R. Hitchcock
Amarillo
Santa Fe
Plains
Amarillo Special Train Arrives for Tomorrow's Game
Reports from Tyler say Amarillo sends a 20 000 arrival fan presence as 1 500 tickets have been reserved. The Tyler special is due 11 tomorrow morning with early arrivals including George Lindsay Otto Landis Herbs Murphy and others to assist broadcasting the game.
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Amarillo
Old Tack
Tyler
George Lindsay
Otto Landis
Herbs Murphy
Dec Parcells
Lou Stogner
Wes Izzard
Mozelle Cherry
Cherry
Howard Lynch
Pete
Body Identified as Local Employee in Burned Car Case
Investigators say the burned body near Kanapolis is tentatively identified as Carl Schneider, an employee who lived with his mother. The car and remains were found about half a mile from his home, with initial details suggesting misleading signals.
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Carl Schneider
Kanapolis
Schneider
Markets Highlight Mixed Livestock Move On Kansas City and Fort Worth
Kansas City reports hogs 3,000 head up to 7.90 with sows and stock pigs steady to higher. Cattle and calves total about 1,000 with steers and heifers selling strong to mostly steady. vealers and feeders also listed. Fort Worth notes hogs steady to 10c higher with a top around 8.10 and packing sows at 7.00. cattle count about 900 with calves included.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Fort Worth
The
Market Notes and Commodities Roundup
Market roundups show steady overall sales with fed steers and fat cows trading near $5.15 and $3.00 ranges, low cutters at $2.25, and yearlings around $5.00 to $8.59. Lambs were offered in smaller numbers, yearlings weak to 25 cents lower, shorn yearlings at $5.25, feeders $3.00, and some unsold slaughter lambs. New York cotton opened steady after early declines, with January at 9.61 and May at 10.17, amid liquidation and selling pressure. Chicago grains fell to multi year lows on July deliveries, reflecting hemispheric shipments and Canadian offerings, with corn and wheat showing losses before partial recoveries. Poultry markets remained firm with fowls 14-180, springs 20-6, turkeys around 88 cents, ducks 14-170, and geese around 12 to 14 cents.
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Gorte
New York
Associated Press
Liverpool
Crucible Steel
Seseeeseeeee Bamba St Joseph
Sesseseeeee Nigien Eteeseenees
Tee
Dupont Scene
Stewart Warner Ser
Yester- Eastma
Studebaker Corporation
Day's Kodak
Southern Pacific
Entongle & Sprin
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Muaracatho Trent
Republics Settee
Atlantic Regory
Union Pacific
Bap
Bas Pee
Barnsdall
Endicott Johnson
United Aircraft & Transport
Cosden Oil
Erie Railroad
United Cigar Stores
Aveeogee
Continental
Marshall Field & Company
United Fruit United Corporation
Derby Oiteesteers
UN Fish Rubber
Ates
Bae Gen Asphalt A Poster Wheeler, Inc
United Carbon
Gulf of Penn
Freeport
Texas
United Gas Improveme
Ett
Houston
Fox Film A
Seeyeeses
Union Carbide St Peetene Bgt
General Motors
Wes
Universal Pipe & Rad
Louisiana
R. Tees
Wee BS
Bos General Ry Signal
Vanadium Corporation SG
Mexican Seaboard
Gillette Safety Razor
Warner Bros Pictures
Mid-Continent
Steeeee Sore
Glidden Company
Seeeesl
Warren Bros Company
Opt
Great Western Sugar
Bay St
Yellow Truck & Coach
Ween
Hahn Dept Stores
Pure Oil
Houdaille Hershey
Richfield
Cal
Hudson Motors
Reiterloster Pernt
Beeeeree Boy Oh
Hupp Motors Rescue Saetee Sly Rio Grande Oil
Illinois Central RR
Royal Dutch
Inspiration Capper
Bey International Nicke
Inter Cement Bane Ae Ee
Shell Union
Imms
Wane International Tel & Tele
International Harvester
Sinclair Sit
Krueger & Toll
Lambert Company
Superior Oil Liggett & Myers B
Loew's, Inc
Tex
Lorillard Tobacco
National Bellas Hess Seer
Allegheny Corporation
National Dairy Products
Eee
Allis Chalmers
National Biscuit Co
Tate
Amerada Wean
National Power & Light
American & Foreign Power
New York Central RR
American Can
LIM National Cash Register
Weeeell Gly
American Car & Foundry
NH & H RR
American International
Northern Pacific RR
American Locomotive
American Power & Light ‘ North America
American Rad & S Mfg
Oliver Farm Imp
American Rolling Mills
Paramount Publix Ttre
Pathe Exchange
American Smelting & Ref
Packard Motors Tee St
American Tel & Telex
J C Penney Co
Pennsylvania RR
American Wicks & Elec Baty
Pillsbury Flour Mille
Anaconda
Public Service of NJ
Associated Dry Goods
ATESF
Alee Eetessesnd
Auburn Auto
Keith Orpheum Ory
Aviation Corporation
Baldwin Tee Wate Apne
Remington Rand
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Reo Motor Car
Bendix Aviation
Republic Iron & Steel Tae
Shy
Best & Company Wee
Bethlehem Steel Wees
Reynolds _Tobacco B
Bohn Alum & Brass
Borden Company
Borg Warner
Briggs Mfg Co
Ucyrus Erie
Bulova Watch
Burroughs Add
JT Case Co
Canadian Pacific
Breltompany
Cerro de Pasco
Calumet & Hecla
Chesapeake Corporation
CM & St
Jones Ors Chrysler Corporation
Coca Cola Company
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Columbia Gas & Light
Eae
Uu Commonwealth & Southern
Continental Baking
Continental Motors
Cevasscteess
Mentodene Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
An advertisement touts Mentodene as a new fast acting remedy for stubborn coughing bronchitis and colds. It claims relief within seconds by a single swallow with a warm soothing effect and notes a money back guarantee from the manufacturer.
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