Amarillo Soup Stations Plan Amid Winter Help Drive
A radio speaker outlines plans for two to three soup stations in Amarillo by January 15 under the Des Moines plan to feed residents in need. The effort targets Pellagra risks with rich vegetable beef soup and milk for schoolchildren, while calling for community support and local business involvement.
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Amarillo
Wilbur Hawk
Mason King
R. R. Pinkney
Pinkney Packing Company
Mr. Pinkney
Des Moines
Iowa
Jess
United States
Globe
Saturday Evening Post
Wilson central figure in epochal era says Daniels
Philadelphia Dec 28 Py Woodrow Wilson is named as central to the most epochal era in modern history by Josephus Daniels former secretary of the navy in a speech to the Women's Democratic Club on the 76th anniversary of Wilsons birth Daniels praises Wilson ranking him with Washington and Lincoln and cites the coming Democratic leadership under Roosevelt noting faith in a half century of equality and progress guided by Jefferson Jackson and Wilson
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Philadelphia
Woodrow Wilson
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Women’s
Democratic Club of
Jan Smuts
Wilson
Washington
Lincoln
Daniels
America
Jefferson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Secretary of the Navy
Jackson
Courthouse staff plans and moves after appointments
John Graves plans to move from the courthouse apartment within a day. Deputies seek brief vacations as new officials prepare to take office. Laura Hamner remains county school superintendent. Is appointed H G Hamrick continues as county auditor by two judges. Grady Hazlewood moves to Thomerson's district attorney office as Bob Underwood joins this week.
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John Graves
Laura Hamner
Howard Elliott
Justices of the Peace
J. W. Minter
C. G. Landis
H. G. Hamrick
E. C. Nelson, Jr
W. E. Gee
168Th District
Court of Civil Appeals
A. B. Martin
Grady Hazlewood
Thomerson
Hazlewood
Bob Underwood
Inland Town Meet Calls City Envoys
A group of Amarillo businessmen will travel to Lubbock Thursday for the Texas Interior Protective and Development Association meeting. The body aims to unite inland cities to fight rate discrimination in shipments to gulf ports. Attending from Amarillo are Lawrence Hagg Bill Beechi Ed Hardin Bill Lampe Carl Hill Wilbur C Hawk Roy Cullum Al Wilson and John Hill.
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Amarillo
Lubbock
Texas Interior Protective and Development Association
Gulf Ports
Lawrence Hagg
Bill Beechi
Ed Hardin
Bill Lampe
Carl Hill
Wilbur C. Hawk
Roy Cullum
al Wilson
John Hill
Old Country Boy Seeks Farm Purchase As City Real Estate Buzz Grows
A reader voice notes a man from out of town wants to buy a farm. He rents now but seeks property of his own and asks real estate folks to proceed safely. Also listed are job openings at a laundry business and a missing overnight bag belonging to a nurse, with a $2 reward offered by The News-Globe.
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News-Globe
Mr. Graham
Third Street
Rule
News- Globe
The Prodigal's Return Poem by Edgar A Guest
The prodigal son returns to his old home and faith after chasing fortune and fame. He seeks pardon and blessing, finds solace in simple joys, and learns trust in earthly riches is vain under the guidance of his family and faith.
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Earth
Edgar A, Guest
In 1929 Lamp Works Used 3800 Men to Run Plant
Prof Dugald C Johnson of MIT argues against blaming invention for unemployment. He contends shifts between occupations drive job losses, not machinery itself, and urges society to restrain replacing man hours with machine hours unless net earnings fund reemployment support.
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Dugald C. Johnson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Rautenstrauch
Yule Lighting Entries To Be Seen Thursday
Amarillo's Christmas decorated homes will be judged Thursday night between 7 and 10 by three women and two men named as judges for their ability and fitness. Seventeen homes entered in the annual event sponsored by the News Globe and the Federated Women's Clubs. Lights stay on until New Year's Day.
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Amarillo
8. E. Fish
Federated Women's Clubs
News-Globe
Sioux veteran Indian John 120 dies near Red Wing
Indian John a 120 year old Sioux died at age on Prairie Island near Red Wing. He was reared amid war drums and battle cries and passed away peacefully at his home in the Mississippi River bottoms.
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Red Wing
Minn
John
Prairie Island
Mississippi River
Here
Bid a Bit Club Meets at Mrs Fowlkes Home
Mrs. Noble Fowlkes hosted the Bid a Bit Club Tuesday afternoon at 1907 A Taylor Street. Bridge games provided entertainment and a salad course followed. High score went to Mrs. Sidney Bridgeman with second to Mrs. Franz Dyce. Attending guests included Mrs. R J Pinkerton of Fort Worth Mrs Glenn Shoemaker of Childress and Mrs Don Loden.
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Noble Fowlkes
Taylor Street
R. J. Pinkerton
Fort Worth
Glenn Shoemaker
Childress
Don Loden
Sidney Bridgeman
Franz Dvyche
Mesdames D. W. Baker
Franz Dyce
Don Lindsey
Max O'Brien
LeRoy Pinkerton
Fred Richards
van Salisbury
Leonard Sharp
W. W. Sharp
Donald Wyatt
Noble Fowlies
Steak Dinner at Rose Bowl Tea Room Friday
A special broiled steak dinner will be served at the Rose Bowl Junior Welfare League Tea Room on Tenth Avenue and Jackson Street Friday evening from 6 to 8. The menu features shoe string potatoes creamed lima beans cranberry salad hot biscuits drink and ice cream and cake.
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Rose Bowl
Junior Welfare League
Tenth Avenue
Jackson Street
Miss Hart Visits Here in Ward Home
Mr and Mrs W D McClure at 1416 Pierce Street host Miss Bernice Hart of Sterling City visiting in town during the week.
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Miss Hart
Mrs. W. D. McClure
Pierce Street
Bernice Hart
Sterling City
Walker Returns to Dallas for SMU Versus El Paso Mines
Bob Walker son of Mr and Mrs R C Walker attends Southern Methodist University returns to Dallas to prep for Saturdays game between S M U and El Paso School of Mines.
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Bob Walker
R. C. Walker
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
S. M. Ar
el Paso School of Mines
Secretary Wilbur Ends Florida Everglades Inspection Tour
Secretary Wilbur wraps up a long inspection tour of the Everglades in Florida as he prepares his final report before leaving Hoover's cabinet in March. His party travels about 1,200 miles with official car and hotel expenses covered. wives accompanied the Christmas trip as a Senate committee previously toured Florida to inspect the site.
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Yule
Interior
Wilbur
Hoover
Washington
Interior Department
Florida Sunshine
Florida
Everglades
Congress
Alaska
Senate
House
Indictments Return in Potter County Grudge Case
Potter County grand jury returns felony charges against Deputy Constables John Williams and John Odom for receiving a bribe and against Chester Shelton for burglary and attempted burglary. James Honen and Hershel Miles face theft over $50. Solon May and R F Riley alias Floyd Johnson charged with possession and manufacture of a stench bomb. Riley in jail with bond $750. May posted $750 bond. The cases tie to labor disputes with theaters and deputy attorneys claim the charges are a grudge by Myers. Clem Calhoun named as attorney for the deputies.
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Potter County
John Williams
John Odom
Chester Shelton
James Honen
Hershel Miles
Solon May
R. F. Riley
Floyd Johnson
Riley
Solon
Elliott
Honea
Miles
Howard Elliott
Myers
Justice of the Peace
Odom
Williams
Clem Calhoun
Scientist W H Fry Dies After 21 Years of Research
Washington report states W H Fry a 44 year old soil scientist with the agriculture department collapsed and died here yesterday just after finishing a scientific treatise that marked 21 years of his research.
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Washington
W. H. Fry
Agriculture Department
Lynchings Decline as NAACP Reports 11 in 1932
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People says 11 lynchings occurred in 1932, down from 14 in 1931. Two victims were white and nine were Black, with cases from Florida to South Carolina listed in order.
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New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Pond
Brooksville
Fla
David Tillus
Crockett
Tex
Richard Read
St. Francis
Kan
Walter
Two More Negroes Victims of Battle in Alabama
In Tallapoosa County during last week’s unrest, two more Black men died in custody and hospital after a gun clash tied to a Share Croppers' Union feud. Cliff Jeans died in the county jail, Milo Bentley died at Kilby prison hospital, and Jim McMullen was found dead at Jeans’ home. Deputies were wounded as officers attempted to seize Jeans’s livestock during the confrontation near Notasulga.
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Montgomery
Ala
Tallapoosa County
Cliff Jeans
Share Croppers’ Union
Milo Bentley
Kilby
Jim McMullen
Jeans
Bentley
Notasulga
Doubts Weight of Technocracy Data
Frederick S. Deibler of Northwestern University challenged technocracy claims warning against taking pessimistic forecasts seriously. He spoke as secretary of the American Economic Association at a three day meeting in Cincinnati advising that viable ideas belong in scientific journals.
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Cincinnati
Frederick S. Detbler
Northwestern University
Technocracy Group of
Deibler
American Economic Association
Diebler
Son of Deceased Railway Mail Clerk Dies at 77
George Floyd Tuley, 77, who began railway mail clerking in 1883 and served on trains between Hannibal Missouri and Denison Texas, died in Kansas City. He retired in 1920 on pension. Survivors include his son Floyd of Amarillo Texas.
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Kansas City
George Floyd Tuley
Hannibal
Denison
Tex
Floyd
Amarillo
Texas
Gold Shipments to U S Continue at Gold Point
Gold shipments to America persist as the dollar stays at the gold point. The Bremen liner is set to carry about $9 million in gold on tomorrow’s sailing.
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U. S
Paris
America
Bremen
Davis and Roosevelt Discuss Arms Reduction Plan
Norman H. Davis, the American diplomat, met with President elect Roosevelt at the executive mansion to outline a world recovery pattern centered on reducing offensive arms. Davis then left for New York to join experts preparing the world economic conference agenda, and Professor Raymond Moley of Columbia University, Roosevelt's economic adviser, visited the mansion as the first close associate to appear since the advisers left for the holidays.
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Albany
N. Y
Executive
Norman H. Davis
Presidei
Roosevelt
Davis
New York
Raymond Moley
Columbia University
Professor Moley
Mr. Roosevelt
President
Randal Drug Moves to Taylor Street Location
Randal Drug Store No. 1 will relocate from 428 Taylor to 500 Taylor Street this Wednesday and open early next week. A stock room and office will be kept at 118 East Fifth Avenue after the move.
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Randal Drug Store No
Taylor Street
Taylor
East Fifth Avenue
Threat of Garner Rounds Up Quorum
Washington report on December 28 notes 243 House members crowded the floor amid pressure and possible use of sergeant at arms to enforce a quorum while the Senate met briefly. The debate centered on a motion by DePriest to add 460,000 for Howard University to the Interior appropriation bill.
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Washington
House
Senate
Garner
DePriest
Rep
Ill
Howard University
Interior Department
Inaugural Ball To Chart New Course
Admiral Cary T. Grayson plans a Roosevelt inaugural ball using a modern approach with a women’s committee guiding plans. Proceeds will go to charity. Roosevelt will not attend but his family will.
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Washington
Cary T. Grayson
Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Grayson
Corletts Rebuild After Clearing Unpaid Bills
In Battle Creek Michigan R J Corlett and sons coal and lumber dealers replaced an old plant with a new building while letting customers work off debts. Unpaid bills were settled and some new customers began credit relations during the transition.
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Battle Creek
Mich
R. J. Corlett and Sons
Market Report Hogs Cattle and Cotton Movements
Kansas City hog prices eased 5 to 10 cents with top 2.90 for select 160 to 280 lb hogs. cattle trade noted varied levels across steers heifers and cows. New Orleans cotton opened quiet with March near 5.88 and May around 6.00, climbing briefly to 5.97 and 6.10 before retreating.
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Kansas City
New Orleans
Liverpool
March
Rail stocks lead advance as year end buying boosts market
Expressive rail buying gave a beat boost to the New York market as year end tax selling appeared nearly finished. New York Central led with gains over 2 points, with Santa Fe Union Pacific U S Steel preferred Allied Chemical American Telephone Case and others rising.
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New York
Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York Central
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel Preferred
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
Case
U.S. Steel Common
American Can
du Pont
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Union Carbide
Southern Pacific
Consolidated Gas
American Tobacco
Wall Street
L. F. Loree
Omen F. Clee
Juneau
Eneewabeses Amerada
American Car & Foundry
American Loco American Metal
Wweee
American Power
American Roll Mills
American Smelt & Rewees
American Water Works
Associated Dry Goods
Atchison Topeka
Eaee
Briggs Manufacturing
Brooklyn Manhattan Transit
Burroughs
Byers Ray
Canada D
Canadian Pacificaae
Caterpillar Tractor
Wee Cerro de Pascovper Oo
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chesapeake Corporation
Miln & St Paul
Stes Chio & NW RR
Cri&p Tee
Chrysler Corp
Coca Cola Co
Aly Colorado Fuel & Iron
Columbia Gas & Elec
Columbian Carbon
Commercial Credit
Commonwealth & Southern Congoleum-Na
Foster Wheeler
Fox Film
Freeport
Texas Bly
General Baking
General Electric
General Foo
General Mills
General Motors
General Railway Sig
Gillette Razor Eater
Seer
Goodrich Rubber
Tenes
Aly Good
International Cement Senses
International Harvester Tees
International Nickel Tay Bly International T&t
Johns-Manville
Kennecott Copper
Kroger Grocery
Liggett & Myers
Loews’, Inc
Weeneees
Loose Wiles Biscuit
Lorillard Tee Peereeserewees
Louisville Gas & Electric
McKeesport
Aunee
Macy
Mathieson Alkali” Utility
Mid-Coat Petroleum Na
Missouri Kansas Texas
Missouri Pacific
Old Canes Baq
Ohio Oil Oaere
Otis Elevator
Pacific Gas & Electric
Packard Motor Car
Pacific Gas & Elec
Paramount Publix
J C Penney Co
Eee
Pennsylvania RR Teres
People Gas
Lt & Coke
Petroleum Corporation
Phillips Oor T
Public Servic Corp Serene
Pullman Steele Rere
Bio Purity Bakeries
esse+s
Feeneree 4G Radio Corporation
Keith Orpheum
Remington Ran
Republic Steele Org
Reynolds Tobacco
Richfield Oil Co Vy
Royal Dutch Shell
Safeway Stores
Seaboard Oil
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union Oi
Simmons , Seeeee
Skelly Oil
Socony Vacuum
Southern California Edison
Southern Railway
Southern
Eeeaee
Y Am
Standard Gas & Electric
Calif
Pee
Stewart Warner
Stone & Webster
Studebaker Corp
Ceseseeeseae
Texas
Utilities Power & Light
Vanadium Corporation
Warner Bros Weese One
Warren Bros
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Worthington Pump
Yellow Truck & Coach
East Texas field shutdown plan amended for oil in storage
ETEX PLAN allows moving legally produced oil in storage as of today. Hearing on pipeline rates was postponed for 30 days to give pipelines time to prepare records. Chairman Terrell called today’s hearing the most important yet, while barring testimony on oil prices and urging courts to enforce proration orders to avoid injunctive actions.
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East Texas
Commission On Pipeline
Hits
C. V. Terrell
New Year Joy Dampened at Joliet Penitentiary
At Joliet Penitentiary guards confiscated eight gallons of home brew fermented from potatoes. The liquor was concealed in cans and bottles hung in ventilating shafts, used by inmates to evade detection.
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Joiliet
Ill
Joliet Penitentiary
San Saba Merchant Theodore Hart Sr Dies at 88
Funeral services planned for Theodore B. Hart Sr. 88, San Saba hardware and saddlery merchant and said to be a lineal descendant of John Hart who signed the Declaration. Hart died at a daughter’s home in Fort Worth after a long San Saba residence.
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San Saba
Fort Worth
Theodore B. Hart
John Hart
Hart
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Pampa
Coney Island
Frank Grabber
Avers Wilson
U.S
Women’s Demo Club
EPOC
Sandy
Walter Mount
Hughes Street
F. M. Bullock
Florida Street
Just Folks
Edgar A
Suest
SEC
Everglades Area
Yuletide
Raymond Clapper
Everglades National Park
Janet Gaynor
Lydell Peck
Randal
Kansas City Livestock
Chicago
Jno. F. Clark & Co
ETEX
Polk
Allen Early
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