Mother-in-Law Day plans unfold in Amarillo with parade of events
The Mother-in-Law Day Club of Texas in Amarillo announces a gala at The Paramount Theatre on March 5 with James O. Ke as speaker. A reception with tea and coffee precedes the program and a possible telecast by Pathe News. Officials plan awards for oldest and youngest mother-in-law and those with most married children. The piece also notes local weather interest and community commentary.
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Mother-in-Law Day Club of
Texas
Amarillo
N. S. Griggs
Ist
James O.ke
Paramount Theater
Gueleke
Paramount
Thompson
Griggs
Donald
McAltine
Crudgington
Nobles
Cunningham
Avery
News-Globe
Jim Gulerie
Plains
China observer from Shanghai foresees possible war
Dr. Fong Foo-See a Shanghai based former Sacramento laborer and Rotary International board member expects a Japanese Russian war soon. He notes China would be officially neutral but pro Russian, amid Manchuria occupation and Shanghai shelling in 1932. He spoke during a U S goodwill visit and rotary meetings in Chicago Illinois and Ohio.
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San Francisco
Fong Foo-See
Shanghai
Sacramento
Calif
United States
Fong
Rotary International
Chicago
Ilinois
Ohio
Japan
Russia
China
Manchuria
Jury selected to try Houston attorney Heidingsfelder
In Georgetown Texas on February 6 a jury was chosen in district court to hear Charles E Heidingsfelder Sr Houston attorney who is indicted on theft and embezzlement charges Judge Herry Delan overruled a postponement motion allowing the trial to proceed today.
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Georgetown
Tex
Charles E. Heidingsfelder
Houston
Herry Delan
Amarillo Philharmonic plans grand concert with Thaulow
The Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra Association presents Norwegian violinist Christian Thaulow in a Mozart concerto and a varied program at the Municipal Auditorium. Proceeds aid orchestra instruments and equipment as local students help prepare the event.
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Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestral Association
Christian Thaulow
Thaulow
T. Duncan Stewart
Amarillo
War Hero Charged With Killing Negro in Texarkana
Bo Barnes and Johnny Thompson of Bowie County Texas face examining trials in Boston for the fatal shooting of Henry Griffin a Negro highway employee at a Sunday dance Barnes a World War valor recipient surrendered to the county jail. Barnes had prior Bowie County murder and stabbing convictions later commuted.
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Texarkana
Ark
U.P
Bo Barnes
Johnny Thompson
Bowie County
Texas
Boston
Henry Griffin
Barnes
Bob White
Tom White
James Spraddiing
Dallas
Highland Park Banker Claimed By Death
William Ott Connor 81 longtime Dallas banker and former Highland Park mayor died at his home after a brief illness. He chaired the Republic National Bank and Trust Company board and was among the Souths best known financiers. Connor was born October 8 1852 on a Tennessee farm and moved with his family to Texas in 1859. He later helped found Dallas Park Board membership and served as Dallas mayor W C Connor his brother. The Volga is noted as Europe's longest river.
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Dallas
U.P
William Ott Connor
Republic National Bank and Trust Company
South
Connor
Highland Park
Dallas Park Board
Hamburg
Tenn
Corinth
Miss
Madison
Ark
Texas
Connors
W. C. Connor
NRA Insignias to Be Replaced Under New Guidelines
The National Recovery Administration receives inquiries on replacing worn insignias. Postmasters must request a written statement from members on their own stationery about new insignia. Any member may obtain new insignia or placards as needed.
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National Recovery Administration
NRA
Fair Child Services Set At 4 O Clock
Services for Joe Calvin Fair four year old son of Mr and Mrs Joe Fair of 305 North Bryant Street will be held at 4 pm at Griggs Chapel with Rev E R Foster of the Assembly of God Church officiating. Burial will follow at Llano Cemetery. He died yesterday at a local hospital.
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Joe Calvin Fair
Joe Fair
North
Bryant Street
Griggs Chapel
E. R. Foster
Assembly of God Church
Llano
Manpower and Missionary Drive Urged at Conference
Dr Cram urges churches to rebuild the soul of the nation through education and missions. He cites past church splits, calls for wider outreach, and warns against material focus. Speakers press battles against ritualism, Communism, and American lethargy as the conference continues with a luncheon and sessions.
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Methodist Church
Board of Missions
Fellowship Hall
CWA Labor Spruces Up Tri-State Fair Grounds
Renovation of the Tri State Fair grounds began with 30 CWA workers repairing buildings and beautifying the site. Major work includes a new central comfort house built of native stone with lavish interior decor and shrub lined exterior. Additional tasks relocate the west fence, expand parking, clean grounds, and lay gas and water lines while transplanting trees and upgrading the livestock show ring.
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CWA
City Park
Women Club Tournament Tonight in Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel
Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs sponsors an evening tournament at 8 from the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel to raise funds for Sev enth District, T F W C convention in April. Mrs. B M Puckett chairs arrangements and ticket sales are led by Mrs. Ralph E Collier. Reservations via Puckett 22822 or Collier 6169. Tickets 25 cents per person.
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Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
B. M. Puckett
Ralph E. Collier
Accused Killer Grins at Victims
Texarkana Ark February 6 U P reports Arburn Blackie Smith who says he shot Walter Happy Gains after Gains accused him of courting his wife. Eight robbery victims have identified him and Sheriff Henry Brooks pursues more links in nine months of Texarkana crime. Frank McFarland of St Louis, air mail chief, visited the post office by TWA plane.
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Texarkana
Ark
U.P
Arburn
Blackie" Smith
Walter
Smith
Henry Brooks
Frank McFarland
St. Louis
Railway Mail Service
TWA
Fairbanks Embarrassed by Petition News
Morning after leaving Lady Ashley's home in the Mayfair District Fairbanks faced questions about a petition served in a suit by Lord Ashley. He admitted embarrassment and declined further comment while noting reports in U S and London papers.
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Lady Ashley
Mayfair
West End
Fairbanks
Lord Ashley
United Press
United States
London
Amarillo Little Theater Sells Cradle Song Tickets
Tickets for the Amarillo Little Theater play Cradle Song go on sale at 35 cents for students and 50 cents for adults. Proceeds before opening go to Amarillo High School band fund. Tickets available this weekend from Amarillo band members. reservations start Monday February 12 at City Drug No. 1.
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Amarillo
Bonds to Offer First Block of 5.5 Million in Fall Sale
Last fall authorized bonds totaling 5.5 million will be offered, with the first 2.75 million needing bids three times to sell. Duvall cited bank letters noting patriotism rather than sound investment as the motive for initial purchase. A luxury tax was proposed to fund a sinking fund as market fears about two year appropriations linger. Representative Hughes warned buyers fear future legislatures will block debt payments, as debate was laid out for later consideration.
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General Revenue Fund
Bond Commission
Duvall
Sarah Hughes
Dulles
Bankhead signals cotton support in Senate push
Senate counterpart to ARMY SALES tax measures on cotton allotments discussed by Bankhead and his brother Senator Bankhead. They met with President Roosevelt recently and expect swift action if the President approves.
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Bankhead
Alabama
Senate
Roosevelt
Treasury
New York City
House Naval Affairs Committee
Navy
Adams
Ingalls and
Warner
Delaney
NRA codes tighten sale of prison made goods
Peterson explains higher operating costs and code inconsistencies in the NRA retail framework. He notes future price differences will narrow as competition adjusts and calls for leveling inconsistencies among deputy administrators. Retailers under the retail code face limits on prison-made goods if fairness with other products is not assured by May 31, 1934.
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Peterson
NRA
F. K. Patchen
Oliver Farm Equipment
Robbery Suspects Sought After Bank Chase
Sheriff Mills travels to Austin with custody efforts for Jack Newton, an armed robbery suspect amid a bank chase. Johnson City Sheriff Castaris and six deputies appear before the grand jury regarding the raid and the capture of Newton and a woman claiming to be his wife, who had about $8000 in her possession.
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Frank Mills
Austin
Jack Newton
Ed Castaris
Johnson City
Blanco County
Grand Jury
Newton
Association Banquet Draws Record Crowd in Amarillo
The annual banquet of the 25 year old association attracted almost 600 attendees at the Amarillo Country Club, the largest crowd in the group's history. Patchen urged dealers to create yearly and monthly business plans, study market areas, and aim for quick stock turnover, while O C Watson discussed The Farm Equipment Code and its effects. In markets, New Orleans cotton opened steady with volatile swings. Kansas City hogs and cattle varied in price. New York stocks showed cautious gains amid mixed broker views.
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Sile
Patchen
O. C. Watson
Clarendon
Association
Amarillo Country Club
New York
U. S
Cerro de Pasco
Case
American Telephone
Western Union
Consolidated Gas and Public Service of
New Jersey
Socony-Vacuum
Columbian Carbon
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Harrison Street
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U.S
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High School Girls’ Glee Club
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Po Radio Corp of America
Keith Orph
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Royal Dutch
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Hoke i Shell Union Oil
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Socony Vacuum
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