Salaries Approved for County Jobs in Potter County
Potter County commissioners approved 1934 salaries for deputies and assistants across offices. Key items include county surveyor Morris Browning at 100 dollars monthly if he provides his own car, sheriff deputies at 125 dollars for several roles, district and county clerks at 125 to 175 dollars, tax deputy 125 dollars, and tax assessor deputies with 100 dollars plus extra funds during busy periods.
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Potter County
Morris Browning
Sheriff's Office
Commission Considers Loan For Water System Upgrade
The city commission will meet at 10 AM Thursday to decide actions on the Public Works Administration loan to extend and improve the water distribution system. Last night the commission adopted a resolution to deed airport land to Potter County for widen Highway 33 and voted to instruct Southwestern Public Service to install street lights on North Fillmore Street between Elev nth and Fourteenth Avenues. Estimated removal of some Fillmore Street standards was $792.56 with monthly electricity for the lights at $5.40.
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Public Works Administration
Potter County
Southwestern Public Service Company
Fillmore Street
Eleventh Avenue
Fourteenth Avenue
H. R. Smith
Rehearsal Set for Boy Scout Round-Up Skit
Dress rehearsals Thursday night at the Municipal Auditorium prepare for the Boy Scout Round-Up. Twenty seven troops including Seascout Ship and out of town units will attend with two hours of acts timed for the main show starting at 8 pm. Tickets cost 25 cents from Amarillo Area Boy Scouts.
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Municipal Auditorium
Marvin J. Paul
Scout
Amarillo Area
J O Guluke To Describe Scout Scene At Round Up
Amarillo attorney J O Guluke will describe the Boy Scouts Round Up pageant opening the big Round Up at Municipal Auditorium. A E Meyer selected characters. C B Johnson arranged costumes. Cal Farley will announce the program. The scene shows eyes in the nation’s development and is staged by adults rather than Scouts.
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J. O. Guleke
Amarillo
Boy Scouts
Municipal Auditorium
Cal Farley
A. E. Meyer
C. B. Johnson
Young lawyer to join Potter County attorney staff
Tom Seay, a young Amarillo lawyer, will become assistant county attorney on February 15, replacing Ross D. Lambdin who resigns to return to private practice. Seay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Seay, has strong local ties and advanced law degrees from Texas and Colorado universities. Lambdin has announced a bid for Potter County judge and will focus on his campaign and private practice ahead of July primaries.
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Tom Seay
Amarillo
Howard Anderson
Seay
Ross D. Lambdin
Anderson
Sam Seay
New Mexico Military Institute
University of Colorado
University of Texas Law School
Phi Delta Phi
Lambdin
Potter County
End Of the World Topic For Revival by Dossey
Evangelist C. Y. Dossey conducts a revival at Tabernacle Baptist Church Sixteenth Avenue and Buchanan Street with two daily services at 10 a m and 7 30 p m Tonight he'll discuss End Of the World And The Opening of God s Books The New Birth was last night s subject and Dossey calls it the most important biblically
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C. Y. Dossey
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Sixteenth Avenue
Buchanan Street
Evangelist Dossey
Diffie Tot Buried In Llano Cemetery
Services for Wadie Diffee Jr two month old son of Mr and Mrs Wadie Diffee of 1001 East Tenth Avenue were held at 2 PM from Griggs Chapel with Rev Robert C Jones officiating. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery. The infant died yesterday at a local hospital. Mr Diffee works for the Santa Fe Railway. The postal story notes ants gnawing stamps on San Antonio letter boxes causing puzzled authorities.
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Wadie Diffee, Jr
Wadie Diffie
East Tenth Avenue
Griggs Chapel
Robert C. Jones
Church of Christ
Llano Cemetery
Diffee
Santa Fe Railway
NRA Withdraws Two Blue Eagles Across Labor Violations
The National Compliance Board votes to withdraw a Blue Eagle from Moss Lugena in Hannibal Missouri for employing a son under sixteen beyond three hours daily and to withdraw a Blue Eagle from Battle Creek Health Center in Dallas Texas for violating minimum wage and maximum hour provisions. Dr J B Cranfill manager denies the government took away the Eagle and says the center declined to renew the re employment agreement rather than fail to meet terms.
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Washington
NRA
National Compliance Board
Moss Lugena
Hannial
Missouri
Battle Creek Health Center
J. B. Cranfill
Dallas
Texas
Blue Eagle
Joiner Sentence Reversed by Court in Amarillo Case
Taylor Joiner, Amarillo church caretaker, had an 18 month jail term for wife and child desertion reversed by the Criminal Appeals Court in Austin. The reversal cites prejudicial testimony about his church tithe payments. Joiner was originally sentenced July 1, 1933 in 47th District Court by Judge Henry S. Bishop.
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Taylor Joiner
Amarillo
47Th District
Criminal Appeals Court
Austin
Joiner
Henry S. Bishop
Dollfuss in New Parley Amid Fascist Pressure
Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss toured provincial capitals Innsbruck and Linz as Fascist Heimwehr troops demanded a Fascist commission to advise regional government. In Ling and Linz mobs seized towns, while over 100 Nazis jailed in Innsbruck. Socialists warned Vienna faces a possible move on the capital.
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Engelbert Dollfuss
Austria
Vienna
Dollfuss
League
Innsbruck
Linz
Budapest
Julius Goemboes
Hungary
Emil Fey
Heimwehr
Home Guard
Fey
Ling
Tansbruck
Tyrol
Germany
Carnahan Service Set for Thursday
Funeral services for C. B. Carnahan of 600 Florida Street will be held at 2 PM Thursday at Logan New Mexico. Carnahan an Amarillo widow and daughter Gloria survive after a sudden death in Fort Sumner while on business as a public accountant.
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C. B. Carnahan
Florida Street
Fort Sumner
N. M
Logan
Carnahan
Gloria
Amarillo
Baby Beef Entries Must Be Filed Soon
Entries for the Panhandle Baby Beef Club show at the Amarillo Fat Stock Show March 5 to 8 must be filed with secretary P. C. Bennett and superintendent Ralph Thomas in Pampa by February 18. Breeding certificates and entry applications have been distributed to county agricultural agents and vocational agriculture teachers in the Panhandle region.
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Amarillo
P. C. Bennett
Ralph Thomas
Pampa
Panhandle
Tack Letters Readership Inquiry About Unkempt Lot
A reader from 1311 Herman Street asks Tack for guidance on cleaning up a dreary lot visible from their home. The letter questions who should be responsible for tidying the property as spring approaches.
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Tack
Herman Street
Lost left-handed glove found on Polk Street
A reader reports finding a left-hand kid glove on north Polk Street and asks the owner to claim it at Borden's Produce Company, 609 Grant Street. The note also mentions a corselet purchase for $7.50 at White and Kirk's, with the writer seeking help.
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Tack
North Polk Street
Borden's Produce Company, Inc
Grant Street
How Others See Us From Across the Pacific
An article notes how Japanese newspapers portray the United States and its leaders. President Roosevelt appears as the focal point of American power in Nippon headlines, with Stimson and Swanson also rendered in shortened forms. Economic topics dominate front pages, shaping views of US policy and power.
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Pacific
Roosevelt
Nippon
America
Mr. Ru
Reikoku Daitoryo
Rueshi
NRA
United States
Japan
Washington
Claude Swanson
William H
Japanese Hold to Fabulous View of U. S.
Tokyo readers describe America as a land of wealth vast economic experiments and enterprises. The piece notes immense naval programs imperial ambitions and glamorous movie stars shaping a national image from a foreign perspective.
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U. S
Tokyo
America
Lost package at White and Kirk’s corset department
A reader reports a missing size 35 package left at Woolworths White and Kirk’s corset section. The owner asks staff to contact the department head to mail the item, offering a 2.50 reward.
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Woolworths
White and Kirk
Mrs Goodrich Seeks Office Assistant Post at 400 Cleveland Street
A job appeal from Mrs Goodrich of 400 Cleveland Street seeks an office assistant position. She notes prior professional experience and a fair knowledge base, asking for help in securing employment.
Stenographic work sought. references available.
Tack seeks a dependable man around 35 for immediate dairy work with previous experience. Mrs E. M. desires a farm hand. Tack can provide references. Reward offered for a lost Sheaffer pen and pencil set. Call 6849.
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Tack
E. M
South
Lincoln Street
Japanese View of America Highlights U S Sports Stars
The piece notes a Japanese view of the United States as entering a naval race and building ships for defense while domestic sport giants like Babe Ruth and Bill Tilden remain familiar. It contrasts this with American idols shifting away from boxing and other sports as entertainment grows. Tomorrow Sweden.
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America
Japan
United States
New York
Washington
Hollywood
Taro Susaki
Taro
Smalier
Mary Pickford
Henry Ford
Wiley Post
Charlie Chaplin
Hugh 8. Johnson
Bill Tilden
Babe Ruth
Pacific
Dempsey
Ruth
Tilden
Blue Star Ointment Claims Heals Eczema and Itching
An advertisement promotes Blue Star Ointment to relieve eczema itching and rash. It asserts the product dries, absorbs quickly, kills germs, and leaves skin healing with no burning or blistering.
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Devil’s Fire
Sunday News Globe
Diffie
San Antonio
Tex
Dallas Concern
Russell Middleton
Certified Public Accountant
Oliver-Eakle
New Parley
White and Kirk's
Henry L. Stimson
Su-Chimu-Son
Mr. Su
Shimokawa
Tokyo Pack
By Glenn Babe
Sam
Mississippi Street
Rialto Trophy
Walls OF Gold
Sally Eilers
Norman Foster
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Ante Nnheenaeaee
RC Saararae Emal
MAE West
Angel Cary Grant
the House OF
Louis Remi
Thay Accon
George Cukor
Merian
Cope
Pre
Dan Bennett
Aul Lukas Frances Dee Ean Parker
Tdna May Oliver Douglass Montgomery Henry Stephenson
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Marian Nixon
Heather Angel
Norman Vowter
Richard DIX
Katharine
Ornell
Basil Rathbone
Wimpole Street
Robert Browning
Elizabeth Barrett
Wilbur C. Hawk
Miss Black
City Drug No
Sweden
The
Ford Motor Company
Walter Irvin, Inc
Taylor No
Fredric March
Miriam Hopkins
George Raft
Molite
Paramount
Helen Mack
Paramount Parade
Eddie Cantor
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