College Students Honored With Buffet Supper and Dance
Mrs. Robert Ricks hosted a buffet supper and dance at her Amarillo home on 600 Bellview Street last night to honor her daughter Miss Bob Ricks and other Texas Tech students. Festive Christmas decorations and candlelike place cards enhanced the event attended by Bob Ricks Dixie Ricks Dorothy Headrick Martha Houghton Betty Mason Cecile Parsons John Montgomery Ed Parsons Ralph Bennett Malcolm Wyatt Glen Newbold William Arnold and Pat Brandenburg.
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Robert Ricks
Bellview Street
Bob Ricks
Amarillo
Texas Technological College
Dixie Ricks
Dorothy Headrick
Martha Houghton
Betty Mason
Cecile Parsons
John Montgomery
Ed Parsons
Ralph Bennett
Malcolm Wyatt
Glen Newbold
William Arnold
Pat Brandenburg
Christmas Luncheon Promises Inactive Members Invite
The Junior Woman's Club hosts its annual Christmas luncheon Friday at 12 30 PM at the Rose Bowl Tea Room with inactive members invited Reservations must be placed with Mrs Samuel Sullenberger at 5883 by tonight The regular fraternity dance at the Nat shifts to Thursday night due to state championship football in Dallas.
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Rose Bowl Tea Room
Samuel Sullenberger
Dallas
J. U. G. Club
Local Women Clubs Schedule Afternoon Events
Thursday gatherings include J U G Club luncheon at Rose Bowl Tea Room and Woman's Club with Mrs. Lee Bivins at 1000 Polk Street at 3.00 pm. Other groups meet: 42 Club Christmas party at 1617 Harrison Street 2 30 pm, Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor 7 45 pm, St Andrew's Holy Communion at 10 am, and Catholic Daughters charity dance at Roseland Ballroom. Glenwood Up-and-Doing and Butterfly clubs list no meeting. Amarillo Bridge Club hosts tournament at Herring Hotel 8 pm. Huddle Club holds a formal dance at Amarillo Country Club.
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W. A. Stewart
Harrison Street
Holiday Visitors From Texas Colleges And Local Families
University of Texas students and Texas A and M alumni visited Amarillo during the holidays. Residents include Mrs. L O Moore of Dallas and Mrs. Jicha of Kansas City visiting relatives, plus the Scott and Ellis families hosting guests in Denton and Memphis. Panhandle resident Max Felts remains in serious condition after a car crash that fatally injured his father A F Felts.
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L. O. Moore
Dalhar
Amarillo
J. G. Jicha
Ruth Jicha
Kansas City
Joe M. London, Jr
Oklahoma City
L. C. Scott
A. B. Brooks
Abe Scott
Denton
F. B. Scott
Clovis
N. J
Ross Scott
Clarendon
Scotts
Max Felts
Panhandle
A. F. Felts
Baptist Hospital
Fort Worth
New Program Moves Toward Work Relief
Roosevelt works on a program expected to shift from dole to work relief. Democratic leaders on Capitol Hill watch the left for signals while Congress weighs a broader inflation plan and a $2.2 billion soldiers bonus. Veterans' leaders urge full immediate payment, with pensions and health insurance also debated. Pelvis. The Felts family travels to Winnsboro for the holidays. Charles Caldwell, formerly of Amarillo College, now at the University of Florida, visits Amarillo.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Dole
Congress
Capitol Hill
Thomas
Oklahoma
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Sound Money League
Committee For the Nation
James E. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
White House
Robinson
Arkansas
Little Rock
Gets Job at Last Falls Under Train
Cleveland dispatch reports John Wentzel, a brakeman, finally found work but was killed when he slipped between two moving freight cars on a Big Four freight train in the railroad yards shortly after starting his shift on Christmas morning.
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Cleveland
John Wentzel
Wentzel
Fort Worth To Get New Marshal Office
Transfer of the United States marshal office from Dallas to Fort Worth was announced by Marshal J R Wright of Arlington. Those moved include Grover C Leigh chief deputy George P Robinson deputy Mrs Louise Goodman secretary and Katherine Whyte office employee. A branch office will be maintained here.
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Dallas
United States Marshal’s Office
Fort Worth
J. R. Wright
Arlington
Wright
Grover C. Leigh
George P. Robinson
Louise Goodman
Katherine Whyte
Gas tax official dies while dressing for tree
William Tipton Hollis age 60 head of the gas tax division of the Texas comptroller's office died Christmas morning while dressing to go to his family tree. Hollis, a former banker and merchant at Normangee, had been in Austin five years. ALFALFA ACREAGE INCREASED. CARRIZO SPRINGS Tex Dec 26 UP The alfalfa crop in Nueces Valley profitable with acreage up this year. Claud Mathis manager Nueces Land Company Bermuda reports eight tons per acre on some farms this year.
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Austin
U.P
William Tipton Hollis
State Comptroller’s Office
Mr. Hollis
Normangee
Carrizo Springs
Tex
Nueces Valley
Claud Mathis
Nueces Land Company
Bermuda
Plays Samaritan Later Shoots Man Befriended
Chicago report recounts Edwin Busch who invited a visitor, John Consignori, for Christmas dinner then betrayed the hospitality. After leaving to visit friends, Consignori returned to find Busch robbing the cash register and fired, killing him.
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Man
Chicago
Edwin Busch
John Consignori
Busch
French ministers delay naval limits plan in Paris
Paris December 26 French Foreign Minister Laval and Naval Minister Pietri agreed to postpone public announcement of a hands free naval limitation policy. They favor a treaty reflecting defensive needs and a one year advance for naval programs and oppose current parity under Washington and London treaties.
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Paris
France
Pierre Laval
Francois Pietri
Washington
London
Italy
Pietri
Laval
Foreign Office
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Former movie star admits killing former mate in St Louis
Stella Talbot formerly known as Stella Day admits shooting Albert Frankenstein after he struck her with a billy. She says their seven year living arrangement and a Christmas morning quarrel led to the fatal event. Talbot told police she grabbed a pistol and fired after the attack.
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ST. Louis
Extar
Stalla Talbot
Albert Frankenstein
Frankenstein
Billy
Stella Talbot
Pay Last Tribute To T. E. Brodie
Last rites for T. E. Brodie 42 were set at 3 p m from the First Church of the Nazarene with Rev L R Dickerson officiating. Burial was to follow in Liano Cemetery handled by BlackBurn Shaw. Survivors include widow, his father W J Brodie, three children Horace Gayland Howard and Mary Frances, three brothers J W J L and H J Brodie, and two sisters Mrs W B Lockhart and Mrs Rosella McQueen.
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T. E. Brodie
Church of the Nazarene
L. R. Dickerson
BlackBurn Shaw
Liano
Mr. Brodie
Johnson Street
W. J. Brodie
Horace Gayland
Howard
Mary Frances Brodie
Amarillo
J. W
J. L
H. J. Brodie
W. 8. Lockhart
Manitou
Okla
Rosella McQueen
Kansas Woman Sent Home for Services
The body of Mrs. Florence Reed sixty five, wife of Van Reed, retired railroad man of Chetopa, Kansas, who died yesterday afternoon here, was sent last night to Chetopa for burial by N. 8. Griggs & Bons. Mrs. Reed and her husband had come here for the holidays to visit their son J. Roy Reed at 11 Arch Terrace. She was a member of the Christian Church, the Eastern Star and the Royal Neighbors.
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Florence Reed
van Reed
Chetopa
Kan
Griggs & Bons
Negro youth charged in sheriff's death in Georgia
Ellaville Ga December 26 17 year old Charlie Dodson a negro youth was held in a Columbus Ga jail charged with killing Police Chief W B Souter with the chief's gun Sheriff E B Rigsby said the youth captured in the swamps nearby confessed amid high local tension.
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Ellaville
Charlie Dodson
Columbus
W. B. Souter
EB. C. Rigsby
The Story of 1934: A Year of Recovery and Regulation
The piece reviews 1934 as a year of recovery with stronger agriculture and consumer demand, yet limited gains in industry and rising living costs. It notes government spending, reform of the NRA and securities laws, and cautious optimism for 1935 as employment remains the primary challenge and credit foundations are forming.
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South
Middle West
Southwest
NRA
Wall Street
Som
Hunt Incendiarism At Packing Plant
Investigators attributed the Bauer Packing plant fire to incendiarism. The large facility, spanning one and a half city blocks, burned yesterday while J. C. Bauer was away hunting. Similarities were noted to a prior Alamo plant blaze tied to a growers shippers price dispute. An earlier arson attempt two weeks ago burned out near the building.
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Mercedes, Tex
Upi
J. C. Bauer Packing
Bauer
Alamo
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Gene Gallo
W. M
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Tennessee Street
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Hereford
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Wellington
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Polk Street
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Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
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Clint Small
Rex Phillips
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Texas A. & M
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Kenneth Flamm
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Waco
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Shaw Walker
Oun
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Farwell
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