Weather talk and social notes echo Amarillo letters
A rambling weather forecast hints at rain or snow with storm systems from the northeast. The writer mentions a forthcoming wedding in Dalhart and references Walter Winchell in New York. Obituary notes praise F. B. Johnson of substantial ranching influence in the Southwest, with emphasis on family and his Oklahoma University connections. The piece muses on regulation, laws about egg selling by the dozen versus by the hundred, and sharp takes on Hollywood excess and public morality.
Healy House Incident and Dallas Rogers Fund Note
The account describes Joan Mize and Healy's arson attempt on a cottage, with Marcia Healy claiming the house belongs to her brother. It recalls Fort Worth supporting Will Rogers funds, Dallas levying similar sums, and comments on regional regard for Rogers. An employment ad and social commentary close the piece.
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Joan Mize
Healy
Marcia Healy
Fort Worth
Wil Rogers
Dallas
Will Rogers
Amon Carter
For Worth
Thas
United States
Amarillo
Khiva Shrine Santa Visits Orphans At Home
Children at the Khiva Shrine Children’s Home received toys clothing and candy as Santa Claus visited during a city wide Christmas observance. The event featured carols and music with nearly all Shrine Patrol members in attendance.
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Santa
Khiva Shrine Patrol
Santa Claus
Shrine Patrol
McCormick
Amarillo
Order of
Carpenters’ Hall
Charles W. Herbert
Santa Fe Railway
Tokyo Declares Fresh Border Clash Between Manchukuo and Outer Mongolia
A new border flare up on the Manchoukuo Outer Mongolia frontier reports two clashes in Manchoukuoan territory near Lake Bor. Japanese and Mongolian forces clash with casualties, while Tokyo and Hsinking dispute the location and cause of the December 19 incident.
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Tokyo
Manchoukuo
Asahi
Hsinking
Manchoukuoan
Lake Bor
Mongolian Peoples Republic
Foreign Office
Outer Mongolia
On the Air With KGNE Healy Displays Wounded Hand
Healy said the jail visit did not deter him and showed a bandaged hand he claimed was wounded by a gunshot. Surgeons said it appeared to have been burned.
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Healy
Advertising Budgets Rise Across Industries in 1936 Survey
A survey shows 53 percent of respondents plan increased advertising budgets in 1936 with average rises around 14 percent. Steel industry leads gains as United States Steel expands campaigns. motion picture and liquor sectors also plan larger outlays. Airlines largely hold, while many auto and household goods anticipate 10 to 25 percent increases.
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United States Steel Company
Printers Ink
Pearls
Sireet Mail
Johnson of Ponca City Pioneer and Rancher of Early Oklahoma
Johnson of Ponca City and Mrs Larose LeFlore of Oklahoma City are linked to Oklahoma history. Born on Caden Creek in 18R2, he was a Chickasaw Indian who first settled the Panhandle in 1906 buying the Johnson Ranch in Hutchinson County. He built vast ranch holdings in Oklahoma and the Southwest and became a prominent political and religious figure, though noted for controversial public office corruption.
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Oklahoma
F. B
Ed) Johnson
Hap
Eddie Johnson
Fd. Johnson
Southwest
Texas
Arizona
Panhandle
Johnson
Oklahoma University
Johnsons
O. U
Texas University
Ponca City
Larose LeFlore
Caden Creek
Dave
Indian Territory
Johnson Ranch
Hutchinson County
Jetyseyy
New Maxted
Oklanama
Wis
Atc
Christian Church
Reed River
Burkburnett
Waggoner
Mack Warren Rites Set for Tomorrow
Amarillo clothing merchant Mack Warren died from injuries after a Christmas morning car crash on the Pans handle highway. He owned The Man's Ware at 301 Polk Street and will be buried tomorrow afternoon as relatives arrive. funeral plans were pending earlier today.
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Mack Warren
Amarillo
Panshandle Highway
Waren
Polk Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
St. Francis
No Fires in City On Christmas Day
Amarillo firemen had a merry Christmas with no fires in the city all day. At Central Fire Station records show a quiet day and the crew helped by delivering food clothing and toys to 15 underprivileged homes early Christmas morning.
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Amarillo
Central Fire Station
Notable Honorees Recognized For Courage and Influence
A roster of award recipients includes Angelo Herndon praised for courage facing death in the chain gang, Henrietta Szold for Youth Aliyah leadership, Charles A. Beard for critiquing William Randolph Hearst, and Edwin R. A. Seligman with Alvin A. Johnson for liberal treatment of controversial issues. Also honored are James T. Farrell for Judgment Day, Walter Millis for WWI analysis, Vincent Sheean for autobiography, Helen Jerome for Pride and Prejudice stage work, Maxwell Anderson for Winterset, Clifford Odets and the group theatre for Waiting For Lefty and Awake and Sing, Charles Hayden and the AMNH for a New York planetarium, Roger N. Baldwin for the ACLU defense of the Bill of Rights, and Virgil A. Griffith for a defended DeKalb Mississippi case.
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Angelo Herndon
Henrietta Szold
Youth Aliyah
Charles A. Beard
William Randolph Hearst
Edwin R. A. Seligman
Alvin A. Johnson
Encyclopaedia of Social Science
James T. Farrell
Walter Millis
Vincent Sheean
Helen Jerome
Maxwell Anderson
Hallie Sullivan Burial Today at Griggs Chapel
Hallie FE Sullivan killed in a Wyoming highway crash to be honored with 2 PM services at Griggs Chapel. Rev. Guy Newman reads rites. burial at Llano Cemetery. Pallbearers include Clarence Shelton A Coots Harry Brashear Tom Shelton Andrew Throckmorton Robert Rawlins. Sullivan served in the quartermasters corps at Fort Francis E Warren.
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Hallie FE. Sullivan
Wyoming
Griggs Chapel
Guy Newman
First Baptist Church
Llano
Clarence Shelton
A. B. Coots
Harry Brashear
Tom Shelton
Andrew Throckmorton
Robert Rawlins
Sullivan
Quartermasters Corp
U. S. Army
Fort Francis E. Warren
Wyo
A. Sullivan
North
Body Arrives In Fort Worth From Denver This Morning
A body arrived in Fort Worth this morning after being transported from Denver. Details on identity and cause of death are not provided in the readable text.
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Lincoln Street
Fort Worth
Denver
Kansas City men killed in highway crash near Training Post
Pleasanton Kansas December 26 Ralph J O Bleness 37 contractor Kansas City and Tom Woods of Kansas City were killed when their car overturned on a highway near Training Post Kansas early today authorities said.
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Kas
Ralph J. O'Bleness
Kansas City
Tom&. Woods
Training Post
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