New Attempt by Jay Cees To Raise Flood Relief Money
A community sing song to raise funds for Potter County Red Cross flood relief was postponed at the Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting. Jim Stiles was named chairman on arrangements and seeks cooperation of Red Cross officials. Potter County has already raised over 4,000 dollars and additional garments have been sent. The Red Cross is operating 449 concentration camps 126 field hospitals and 1,300 nurses in the disaster area.
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Potter County
Red Cross
Amarillo
Bennett Sues Brights Truck Line for 10000 Damages
J E Bennett a Fort Worth and Denver Railway Conductor filed a $10000 suit in 108th Civil District Court against Brights Truck Line of Houston alleging his 14 year old daughter Ethel Irene Bennett was permanently injured in a December 19 accident at the East Tenth Avenue underpass when the trailer detached and rolled back into the car she rode in. The petition seeks actual and exemplary damages and was filed by E T Miller with Clayton and Bralley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennett
North
Polk Street
Fort Worth
Denver
Bright
Houston
Ethel Irene Bennett
108Th Civil District Court
Bennett
East Tenth Avenue
E. T. Miller
Clayton and
Bralley
Major Burne Visits Amarillo Recruiting Station
Major F. A. Burne district recruiting officer from Fort Logan inspected the Amarillo recruiting station yesterday and then departed for Denver. Sergeant R. E. Forsythe announced three more enlistments to Fort Warren Wyoming: H. N. Ollinger Hereford James M. Laird Amarillo and Harold Parker Borger. This completes vacancies in the artillery and medical corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Burne
Fort Logan
Colorado
Amarillo
Denver
R. E. Forsythe
U. S. Army
Fort Warren
Wyoming
H. N. Ollinger
Hereford
James M. Laird
Harold Parker
Borger
Artillery
Mardi Gras Begins in New Orleans With Parade and Ball
Feb 4 reports a festive start to Mardi Gras week in New Orleans as crowds fill streets for the inaugural Momus parade and ball. Sergeant Forsythe notes remaining vacancies in the infantry amid the celebration atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cardinal
Momus
Plains community eyes modern Hereford show expansion
The writer urges planning a lasting plane for Amarillo and the plains region, promoting a modern airport and a large Hereford exhibition at the Tri-State Fair grounds. Amarillo hosts the fifth largest Hereford Show, with nearby rivals rising, and real estate gains cited as evidence of growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Plains
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Gene Clayton Dies at Albuquerque Sanitarium
Gene Clayton 829 Carolina Street died this morning in an Albuquerque san itarium after a three month illness. Formerly with McDonald Auto Supply Co he was the son of H. R. Clayton of 1014 Carolina Street. The body will be brought here. Wife and three children survive.
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Gene Clayton
Carolina Street
Albuquerque
N. M
McDonald Auto Supply Company
Clayton
H. R. Clayton
Compliment to Our Football Fans praises Amarillo crowds
A letter from K. L. Riggs of San Antonio commends Amarillo police and sheriff for crowd control at football games. He notes drunks disrupted views yet praises the methods and anticipates similar success next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Job Seeker Seeks Household Work Experience
A nineteen year old girl requests employment, noting experience in housekeeping and caregiving and seeking work opportunities. She presents herself as in need of a position and ready to apply her skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Film Star Robert Taylors Grandfather to Leave Relief
Hollywood actor Robert Taylor promised his grandfather in Holmesville Nebraska will not need tobacco relief from the commissary. Former Arlington Brugh says he and his mother will support him and avoid more aid. Taylor notes he was unaware of the hardship and will help while avoiding further assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
U.P
Robert Taylor
Taylor
Arlington Brugh
Jacob A. Brugh
Holmesville
Neb
Thousands of Women Attend Luneta Park Eucharistic Congress
Thousands of women packed Luneta Park Manila for the second day of the International Eucharistic Congress. Estimates place the opening crowd between 125,000 and 160,000, with 300 priests distributing communion as tens of thousands gathered. A notable attendee is Mrs Shiju Osawa a Japanese convert seen in a silk kimono and slippers aboard a ship of pilgrims.
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Manila
Luneta Park
Shiju Osawa
U S Steel Reaches $100 A Share On Exchange Floor
U S Steel common, long called the bellwether of the market, rose to $100 a share on the New York Stock Exchange marking its first crossing into the four figure range since May 1931. Traders shouted from Broad and Wall as steel traded, recalling its peak in 1929 at $261.75 and lows of $21.37 in 1932.
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New York
U. S. Steel
New York Stock Exchange
Broad and Wall
Steel
Willi e Jenkins Pleads Guilty in Burglary Forgery Case
Willie Jenkins of Amarillo entered guilty pleas in 47th District Court to burglary and forgery. Judge EC Nelson Jr sentenced him to two years in prison for each count, to run consecutively. He broke into a Congress Hotel room, stole a check payable to Martha N Langston and cashed it by signing her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Jenkins
Amarillo Negro
47Th District Court
EC Nelson, Jr
CASS
Willie
Congress
Martha N. Langston
Resettlement Administration
Emaciated Spokane Woman Found With Fortunes in Cottage
Spokane detectives unearthed 44,407 hidden in a dilapidated cottage shared by Mrs. Anna Miller and animals as officers sought a $20,000 extra claim while Miller lay hospitalized, muttering about burglars and empty pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane. Wash
Anna Miller
Clothing Stolen From James Price Home On Second Avenue
Prowlers broke into the James Price residence on North West Second Avenue last night and took clothing valued at $18. In New York a nightclub melee erupted as Doris Roy, 23, was stabbed in the chest during a dispute over a musician who is married. Dora Ojeda, 33, was arrested on a felonious assault charge.
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Allege
Bill
Alice
Father
Medical School
James Price
Second Avenue
Brlles
New York
Doris Roy
Brust
Dora Ojeda
Clup
Funeral for FE H Wilkin son held after fatal elevator fall
Funeral services for FE H Wilk inson age 54 who died after a 12 foot fall in Toney Chisum's garage elevator shaft will be held Friday at Griggs Chapel. Dr J Howard Williams will officiate with pallbearers listed and burial at Llano Cemetery. He was a salesman for Toney Chisum Inc and survived by his widow and four daughters.
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FE. H. Wilkinson
Toney Chisum
Griggs Chapel
J. Howard Williams
First Baptist Church
Jim Jenkins
John Jackson
George H. Walker
L. B. Lane
Clyde Walling
Marvin Jones
Llano Cemetery
Wilkinson
Toney Chisum, Inc
Chisum
Jefferson Street
The
Automobile Company
Amarillo
Woodmen of the World
Security Benefit Association
H. W. Lamb
Jackson
Miss
8. B. McCubbins
Oklahoma City
Bob Copeland
Max Salmon
Marlene Dietrich Denies Husband Trouble Abroad
New York reports Dietrich returned from an eight month European visit and dismissed divorce rumors and romance with Douglas Fairbanks Jr. She affirmed she remains married to Rudolph Sieber, a film director in Paris, while cryptically denying any new romance.
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New York
Marlene Dietrich
Europe
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Dietrich
Rudolph Sieber
Paris
Ship
Fairbanks
London
Tex senators propose to abolish real estate tax
Senator R A Weinert of Seguin and T J Holbrook of Galveston urged a constitutional amendment to end the state ad valorem tax on real estate with the exception of a seven cent levy on $100 to fund Confederate pensions. An August 28, 1937 election is proposed to approve the change.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
R. A. Weinert
Seguin
T. J. Holbrook
Galveston
Huntington Mayor Promises City Run From Jail
Huntington Indiana February 4 Mayor Clare W H Bangs directs city affairs from county jail where he has been held since July 6 for defying a court order to disconnect the municipal light plant. He says jail life offers time to read write rest and plan policy. Attorneys say he must stay jailed until he obeys the order or his term ends in two years.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Huntington
Ind
Clare W. H. Bangs
Short, Short Success Story from Amarillo Ad
Mr. Arnold of Amarillo Electric placed a want ad to change old lamps to SES type. In one week the ad drew 27 calls and yielded 9 jobs, proving strong results for a $2.28 weekly cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Amarillo Electric Company
Amarillo _Electric
East Std
Amarillo Globe-News
Mr. Arnold
On Air Schedule for KGNC Thursday and Friday Lineup
The KGNC schedule lists Thursday afternoon and evening programs from 3:00 to 10:30 PM including orchestras, NBC features, news, and entertainment. Friday morning and afternoon slots run from 6:00 AM to 3:30 PM with a mix of musical programs, NBC shows, news, and public interest segments.
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NBC
Selma
Jack Armstrong
Helen Traubel
Roy Campbell
Rosario Bourdon
Wit Thoma
Princetonians
U. P. News
Bob McGrew
Hotel la Salle
Frankie Masters
Stevens
Sky Pilot
Breakfast Club
Billy Reid
Ranch Boys and Markets
Max Bevens
Vagabonds
Monticello Party Line
Ma Perkins
Honeyboy
Sassafras
National Farm and Home Hour
Crossroads
Red Arrow
Flying Dutchman
Lonnie Eaton
Philco Party
Betty Crocker
Betty and
Bob
Sons of the West
Collingsworth County
Bond Forfeited in Amarillo Pistol Display Case
County Judge J N Riggs ordered Cecil Tipton's 300 dollar bond forfeited after he failed to appear for trial on a pistol displaying charge. Tipton, arrested October 13, had previously forfeited a 250 dollar bond when a January 24 trial date was set. a new bond was signed today at 10 A M by J L Parks C H Withers and Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Riggs
Cecil Tipton
Amarillo
Tipton
J. L. Parks
C. H. Withers
District Attorney Office Contact Numbers
The district attorney's office lists 6411 as the current line and 8800 as the old number. Bob Underwood and assistant Jim Lumpkin can be reached at the same office number.
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Grady Hazlewood
Bob Underwood
Jim Lumpkin
Bonds Approved For Public Weighers In Potter County
The Potter County commission approved bonds for two public weighers H C Van Dever and I V Smith posting 2500 each. Both men are linked to Great West Mill and Elevator Company. In Hollywood Ginger Rogers fetched 400 dollars selling a kiss at an auction to aid flood victims with Harold Lloyd winning the bid.
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Potter County Commission
H. C. van Dever
I. V. Smith
Smith
van Dever
Great West Mill and Elevator Company
Hollywood
Cal
Ginger Rogers
Ginger
Harold Lloyd
Cary Grant
Bayer Aspirin as Cold Remedy Endorsed by Doctor
The text promotes taking two Bayer Aspirin tablets at the onset of a cold, with a second dose if needed, and dissolving three Bayer tablets in water to gargle for throat relief. It claims internal aspirin reduces fever and pain and the gargle soothes raw throat membranes, urging readers to ask for Bayer Aspirin by its full name at the druggist.
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Bright's Truck Line of
Major Burne
Forsythe
John MacCarty
Washington
News- Globe
John
Emery Galloway
Oscela
Emmett
Emery
American National Bank
Elks’ Club
St. Anthony's Hospital
Albania
Harding
White House
National City Bank
India
Great Britain
Supreme Court
Ford
United States
Amos and Andy
Preas
Tass
Soviet Union
Rengo
Japan
Reuters
Pat
Poland
Havas
France
Wolff
Germany
Stefani
Ialy
Kossloff
Ladyhuin
Edison
B. V. Ds
Beverly Voris and
Day
Mavana
Shakespeare
Verona
Attesta
Thomas Jefferson
Lisbon
Portugal
Farmett
Kid
Bharpe
Martinet
K. L. Riggs
San Antonio
Screen Star
Prowler
Ae Als
Ned
A. J. Black
KGNC
Edward Davies
Elephant Luggage CO
Breas
Paul Jones
Frankfort Distilleries, Inc
Louisville
Baltimore
Mattingly & Moore
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