The Granite Rock Who Guards a Quiet Heart
The passage portrays Justin as a rugged, silent figure seen as a granite rock by friends. Though cold seeming, he hides tenderness and pity, solid and unchanged through storms. In twilight he stands on the western rim, watching sunset, a private kindness within the stoic exterior.
Hoover invitation stirs talk of White House visit and 1932 race
An Iowa or Texas writer describes an invitation to visit President Hoover in Washington, the chance to present a letter from Roy Roberts of The Kansas City Star, and the heating up 1932 campaign. The piece notes Hoover’s effort to campaign across Texas and the Southwest, and the growing split in Democratic and Republican camps over wet and dry issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tack
President Hoover
Washington
O. Ws
Marvin Jones
Bascom Timmons
White House
Kansas City
A. B. Macdonald
Panhandle
Roy Roberts
the Star
Mr. Hoover
Roberts
Hoover
Star Office
Howdy
Coolidge
Texas
Southwest
Tacks
Lollapalooza
Russia
South
Union
al. Smith
Democratic Party
Republican Party
East
New Amarillo Censorship Idea for Motion Pictures
A local writer proposes newspaper reviews of each new film to judge moral suitability for children. He criticizes current cinema as corrupt and argues theater patrons, especially parents, allow too easy access to risqué content. He vows to enforce stricter selections and warns Lollapalooza must follow his picks or skip the White House visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
New York
Tack
Will Hayes
United States
White House
Postal Probe Questions Sharply Fracture Post Office Talks
The exchange between Blaine Brown and the Postmaster General grows tense as questions mount. Brown refuses to reveal information citing potential condemnation proceedings. The committee plans to revisit the St Paul lease amid conflicts over post office interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Blain
Brown
St. Paul
Dill
St. Paul Commercial Station
Justice Department
Post Office Department
Cooking Class Promotes Healthful Meals and Dime Store Prizes
The Amarillo class outlines five food groups, dinner planning tips, seasonal produce, and table setting. It lists menus from Soup to dessert and notes that recipes and recipes for these menus are in this issue. Merchants sponsor daily gifts for attendees and a Friday cake pie contest with cash and flour prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Miss Durand
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
Mellroy’s
Amarillo Hardware Company
Great West Mill and Elevator Company
Merger approval sparks pro American business stance
The author lauds the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals approval of Vacuum Oil Company and Standard Oil of New York merging, arguing foreign firms operate globally and American business should be allowed similar consolidation. They cite British advances in speed records and urge rivalry with British efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Vacuum Oil Company
Standard Oil of
New York
Tragedy and Prohibition Bill Move in Illinois
A man was found hanged at his home and Justice Faulkner ruled death by own action. In Springfield, the O Grady repeal bill to end state enforcement of prohibition passed the House 91 to 56 and goes to the Senate, shifting enforcement to the federal level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkner
Petsch
Senate
United Press
Springfield
O'Grady
House of Representatives
Wllneis
Thomas J. O'Grady
Chicago
Tack Letters Open Fight Over Old Fashioned Girl
In reply to HE H. W. letter seeking an old fashioned girl the writer dismisses the notion as bosh and says no such ideal exists yet. The exchange appears in the letters section on page 19.
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Tack
HE. H. W
Scout Dinner Set to Become Amarillo Annual Event
The Scout Leaders Round Up banquet at Polk Street Methodist Church drew over 160 men and likely becomes annual. The event closed the Scout Leaders Training School, ending a 12 week series at First Baptist Church, as Amarillo celebrates the Scouts jubilee week marking 21 years of the organization.
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Amarillo
Polk Street Methodist Church
Scout Leaders’ Training School
First Baptist Church
Butler
Frank M. Butler
Marvin Paul
Paul
C. W. Seibel
Sam Sullenberger
Alan P. Fryer
E. J. Slay
Eddie Mann
Marvin J. Paul
J. M. Cook
W. 8. Mellor
Pinkey Hickox
E. B. Dulaney
E. F. Putman
B. W. Gray
Bill Cazzell
L. L. Paul
Lee E. Dodson
Charles Ford
J. P. Welch
D. A. Nicholas
Howard Tomlinson
N. B. Crump
G. D. Thomas
John A. Hope
H. M. Sewell
J. W. Bentley
Rhea Myers
Howard Ferguson
Ashley Caldwell
Bill Cooper
R. L. Rogers
J. H. Adair
W. Gray
T. H. Armstrong
G. Ficke
O. L. Campbell
Charles B. Lester
Jason Robberson
H. M. Crudgington
Glen Green
J. Horace Griggs
C- A. Gray
R Hailey
Roy White
R. Underwood
Bill Flenniken
S. F. Sullenberger
F. M. Brasley
M. Kelley
W. A. Robertson
H. C. Willborn
Norris Ewing
Charles Adkinson
John Manzella
Irving White
T. L. Koontz
J. W. Bassett
Dean Settle
G. Thompson
G. G. Ordway
C. L. Averitt
Allan P. Fryer
Clifton Henderson
N. L. Mudd
L. L Paul
Charles J. Ford
John Ekelund
R. Thomson
Ernest Blackburn
M. Sanderson
Jack Younger
Wayne Hewett
Taylor Joiner
R. Wheatley
Rehmeyer
Alex Canon
N. Q O. Glenn
Grover B. Hill
Bob Ames
John K. Boyce
W. D. Howren
Horace M. Russell
Ira F. Key
E. D. Caskey
L. R. Hollingshead
Jerry Ratcliff
G. L Cline
Walter Mitchell
John Furback
S. P. Vineyard
Roy Kerr
G. Mailey
P. A. H. Blackburn
W. O. Mitchell
Sam B. Motlow
G. N. McCandliss
L. F. Davis
J. P. Upchurch
D. C. McCormick
Gerald Kimer
George L. Stone
A. W. McDavid
G. E. McDavid
E. H. Quattlebaum
Lee Dodson
Fred L. Cole
Harry Medrick
J. L. Pate
W. H. Tomlinson
Allen Early
C. B. Johnson
Fred P. Brien
W. P. McMicken
Everett Carpenter
C. Don Hughes
W. A. Askew
A. O. Blankenship
A. £. Albright
R. Stover
Ss. W. Browning
L. Putman
T. L. Davis
Co. D. Hare
R. B. Latham
Outrageous official conduct cited in court ruling
The opinion affirms and remands in a case challenging prior reversals over use of sisters statements. Judge O S Lattimore notes the state did not use the statements, while the defense referenced them. Numerous local officials and attorneys are listed as participants in the proceedings.
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O. 8. Lattimore
Kansas City buyers signal rising wholesale activity
The report notes merchants foresee higher future sales with buyers visiting Kansas City more often, staying in touch with patrons, and keeping stock fresher. Wholesalers and retailers anticipate increased volume as the market bottom appears to be passed, with dealers like Haas of Adrian, Missouri, operating small town and department stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Haas
Adrian
Imo
Raids Arrest 70 Michigan Students After Fraternity Searches
Seventy University of Michigan students were arrested on disorderly conduct charges after early raids on five fraternities in Ann Arbor. Police seized whiskey and beer. Joseph Looney, 30, arrested for investigation, and Shirley O Tool e linked to supplying information. Fraternities named: Phi Delta Theta, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Kappa Sigma, Theta Delta Chi, Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
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Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Joseph Looney
Shirley O'Toole
Looney
O’toole
Phi Delta Theta
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Kappa Sigma
Theta Delta Chi
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Radio Tonight Features Damrosch Choir and Orchestra
Broadcast from Columbia University alumni dinner with speakers Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler and James W. Gerard airs on WABC at 6. Walter Damrosch directs a six piece orchestra and a Phillips Carlin motif. Other programs include Bobby Jones golf talk on WEAF and Edgar White Burrill on WJZ at 7:80.
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Walter Damrosch
Phillips Carlin
Columbia University
Nicholas Murray Butler
James W. Gerard
WABC
Bobby Jones
WEAF
Wallace Beery
Edgar White Burrill
Lincoln
WJZ
Martin J. Insull
Chicago
Power Trust
Nikolai Orloff
Southmaster
James E. West
Grantland Rice
Weaf Chain
Vincent Lopez
Frenchman Chooses 1000 Yard Race at Boston A A Games
French middle distance runner Paul Keller will run the 1000 yard event at the Boston A A games on Saturday, preferring it to the Hunter Mile. He reported to Dan Ferris, secretary of the Amateur Athletic Union, that he expects no serious impact from Monday's injury. Keller and partner Sera Martin bought larger running shoes yesterday.
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Associated Press
New York
Paul Keller
Boston
America
Dan Ferris
Amateur Athletic Union
Keller
Sera Martin
Farmers plan ahead as market outlook improves
E. E. Ames, vice president of the association and operator of a store at Moline, Kas, believes the worst is over. He says members are buying now, expecting farmers to have a better market this year as fields are plowed and grain sown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Texas
E. E. Ames
Association
Moline
Kas
Inspector uses ruse to capture 25 rum runners in Brooklyn raid
Customs Inspector John Beach guided a patrol boat to a Red Hook pier and used a bluff to trap 25 rum runners. The seizure included 1000 cases of liquor valued at 100000 and three trucks marked RCA Stores 20th Century Warehouse and 90th Century Motor Haulage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
John Beach
Statue of Liberty
Governor's Island
Red Hook
Brooklyn
Beach
RCA Stores, Inc
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Detroit
20Th Century Warehouse Co
Long Island
New England
Codfish for Needy Offered by Garwood
Garwood Grocery at 610 West Sixth Avenue will give 600 pounds of English codfish to needy families. C. L. Garwood says anyone hungry who calls at the store will receive a goodsized mess of fish. The Amarillo Meat Company is cutting the fish free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garwood
West
Sixth Avenue
C. L. Garwood
Amarillo Meat Company
Scouts aid girl after 80 foot cliff fall in England
Boy Scouts at a coastal camp near Beachy Head render first aid to a girl who fell eighty feet at Cow Gap and suffered a skull fracture. The rescuers act quickly, and the incident is reported as a serious injury with no further details on recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beachy Head
England
Cow Gap
Kansas City and Chicago Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Market Roundup
Market report from Kansas City and Chicago shows hogs and cattle varying in price with steady to weak demand. New Orleans cotton opens firm with gains before profit taking. New York stock letters highlight broad gains led by copper and utilities as major equities rebound. Key figures include hogs 6,500 in KC and 24,000 in Chicago, cattle and vealers prices, and cotton May up to 11.22 in New Orleans trade.
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Kansas City
The
Associated Press
Chicago
Associated Presa
New Orleans
Liverpool
Mey
New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Allied Chemical
Westinghouse
Auburn Auto
J. I. Case
Copper
Pittsburgh
West
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H. E. McCaughling
Johnson
C. A. Wright
Wichita
Ed Harbert
Burnet
E. R. McBee
McCullough
Clarence McCown
Jones
W. E. Winninger
Armstrong
Fred Jackson
Hallie Speers
J. B. Walker
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Louis Fromm
Childress
Avery Benoit
Jefferson
Loren McLain
Lamar
Albert
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Wise
Will Wright
Wharton
T. ©. Johnson
Gray
Ed Wells
Walker
Will Caldwell
Pete Zulkowsky
Robertson
S. W. Nelson
Wheeler
Mateo Pena
W. T. Dunn
Collin
KGRS
Betty Chadwick
Marvin Heinatz
Pampa
WDAG
Warner Brother
Boston A. A
Jno
F. Clark Brokerage
Scenvess
US Steel
Radweesa Vanadiem Corporation
Warner Bros Pictures
Warren Bros Co
Western Maryland RR
Western Pacific RR
F. Clarke
Westinghouse Electric
Sarcerss
Eccereereere
American Car & Foundry
Maracaibo
American International
Atlantic
Barnsdall
Power & Light
Rolling Mills
Continental
Smelt & Refining
Sugar & Refining
Gulf of Penny
Steel
Enenee
Houston
At&s Fe RR
Aviation Corp
Baldwin
Pan-American
Baltimore & Ohio
Revere Rom
Pacific-Wesl
Bendix Aviation Cessereses
Panhandle P
EKA
Best
Nee Ware - Ao
As Petroleum Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Wees
Phillips Cancer
Aeee
Bohn Alum & Br
Weenee
Prairie O. & Gyseveeer
Borden Co
Prairie
S.-Sesee
Briggs Mfg. Co
Cal
Ats Borg-Warner Golf
Ty Reiter-Poster
Brunswick Balke
Seeeaes
Sinclair
Case
Skelly
Canadian Pacific Soland Royalty
Celotex Co
Ceee
Penn Oil i
Cerro de Pasco
St'd of
Kansas
Calumet & Hecla
N. J
Chesapeake Corp
Chesapeake Ohio
Calif
Opt
CM & St. PR
N. Y. Org
Indiana
Chrysler ‘Corp
Corp Products
Sunray Oil Corp
Coca Cola Coateneeaeeen
Superior Oil
Cola Fuel & Transesseeer
Oto Texas Corp
Peweeee Congoleum-Nairn
Weeeeee Ava
Tide Water Asa
Columbia Grapho «Seserers
Tex Pac Cl & CO
Columbian Carbon
Texon Off & Land Commercial Credit Aveeee
Vacuum
Aeeeeeee
Commercial Solvents
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Union Ol of
Cal O
Coty Inc
Cutler Eavace Cree
Ais
Curtiss Wright
Davidson Chemical
du Pont See
Eastman Kodak
RAT Electric Auto-Lite
Elec Power & Light
Ees Endicott-Johnson
Erie Railroad Seneee
Bureka Vacuum
Marshall Field & Co
Onan
Foster
General Ry Signal
Gillett Safety Razor
Glidden Co
Ns Gold Rust Corp
Goodrich & Ae Wee
Goodyear R
Gotham Silk Hose
Graham Paige
Granby
Great Northern Rypid
Great Western Sugar
al Th Hahn Dept
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Industrial Rayon Peveee
Inspiration Copper
Gtry International Ickel
International Cement
Inter Harvester Seweeee
International Tel & Tel Hese
Jewel Tea CO
Srvevegresecees
Wee Weer
Johns Mansville
Southern Oe
Kayser (Julius
Rere . Veeee Pr
Kelvinator Corp
Kelsey Hayes
Kennecott Copper Srs Company
Rere
Kresge
Kroger Grocery & Baking Mene Pescescene
Krueger & To Or
Lambert Company
Sane
Liggett & Myers Tee
Loow’s Int
Lorillard Toba
Leo Ylouisville Gas & Electric Wears
TY ‘S
Serena
Matheison Alkali
Missouri Pacific RR
Montgomery
Murray Corporation
National Air Transporty
National Bellas Hess
National Dairy Products National Biscuit Company
National Power & Light
York
Nevada Corporation
North America
Rrsesort
Oliver Farm Implement Verre IX Vaereeeveee
Paramount Pu Eee Pathe
Packard Motor Cars
IC Penney Company
Seeeeuanenen
Pennsylvania
Pillsbury
Southern Pacific
Aseas
United Carbon
United Gas Improvements
Union Carbide
S Pipe & Foundry
Yester
Austin
Elao
Saesearene
Canadian Marconi
Caneeeenerenee
RBS Cent
Cooper-Bessemer
Zaha Deera & Co
Stee Bhny
DeForest
Elec
Road & Share
Gabyah Majestic
Ford Motor Ltd
Ford of Can
Fox Theatre
Goldman Sachs
Midwest Utilities
Niagara
Penmroad Corp
Trans’ Air Trans United Gas
Let & Pwr
Western Air Express
Emma Brooks
Morgan Blvd
Pape
Wheeling
W. Va
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