Amarillo Census Controversy Over Missed Residents
Col Harve Haines of the Board of City Development defends the census as carefully done and criticizes reports that hundreds were missed. He cites checks by federal representative Mr Nicholas and local officials, notes responses from residents who claimed oversight, and says additional lists will be checked in Washington to verify accuracy.
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Harve H. Haines
Board of City Development
Globe
Haines
Board of City Development Manager
Amarillo
W.o
Nicholas
Thme
J. E. Biggs
News-Globe
Washington
Old Tack helps find work for women in Amarillo column
The writer recounts matching job seekers with employers in Amarillo through Old Tack. notes 76 people found positions since December and praises census work. He defends the column against criticism, apologizes to Miss Fannie Beatrice Young for an omission, and mentions local events with the Lions and Borger visitors.
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Old Tack
Fannie Beatrice Young
Globe
What They Write To Tack About Amarillo News Page
A reader questions the front page column So the People May Know and criticizes coverage of city issues in Amarillo The Globe. The letter cites mayoral matters fire plugs Bivins Addition and calls for straight answers while praising editor Tack for openness.
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Tack
Bivins
San Jacinto
Lake Bivins
Amarillo
Rivina Lake
Lake Amarillo
P.J
Ity Commission
Bivins Lake
E. R
Doctor Promises Free Thirty Day Trial Of Easyhold Rupture Device
An advertisement touts the Easyhold rupture appliance by a doctor inventor. It claims to replace trusses with a one piece harness, offers a thirty day free trial with no money upfront, and promises relief from truss discomfort. Over 100000 users reportedly continue with Easyhold after trial.
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O. D
Contact Plan For Expenses On Return To Oklahoma City
The note says Miss Duncan should be contacted as soon as she returns to Oklahoma City. Mr. Beasley will arrange the expenses. Duncan is expected back late this week.
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Miss Duncan
Oklahoma City
Public gratitude for recovery of all black German police dog
A note from STANLEY G. ZIMMERMAN thanks informants who led to the return of a valuable all black German police dog. He states no rewards will be paid for information on others’ property but will reward for information leading to the recovery of one’s own. He condemns reward grafts and urges honesty to stamp out graft.
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Stanley G. Zimmerman
Oklahoma City Oil Sale Sets Panhandle Royalty Record
The largest royalty sale in the Panhandle area occurred when Mr and Mrs Bowers sold half the royalty on 4920 acres in Gray county for 1000900 dollars. Buyers included Frank Buttram D W Ohern Irving Perrine L H Pritchard Sunrise Oil Co represented by A Apple T Vaughn P E Brittain.
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Panhandle Field
Bowers Ranch
Panhandle
Texas Company No. 1
Section 89
Ss. H. Stone
Pampa
C. R. Boling
Paul B. Matlock
Amarillo
Joe Bailey Allen
Oklahoma City
Underwood, Johnson, Dodgy and Simpson
Mrs. Bowers
Dean M. Stacy
Realtors Debate Redistricting at Amarillo Luncheon
At the Amarillo Real Estate board meeting the county redistricting issue sparked heated debate with multiple motions, the board voting to back any committee actions toward redistricting. Officials faced critique over reelection risks. a next election remedy was urged. Public planning expert S. D. Debore spoke, followed by notices of a Eugene permanent wave demonstration by Edward Emery and Madame Wood in the Crystal Ballroom at the Herring Motel Friday night. They will tour local homes and shops during their stay as the public is invited.
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Amarillo Real Estate Board
Amarillo
S. D. Debore
Denver
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Motel
Edward Emery
Madame Wood
New York City
Eugene
Emeryl
Mrs. Wood
Sam Page
Laorg van Buren Street
Eral
Legion Plans to Entertain Delegates in Amarillo Meet
Hanson Post Amer ican Legion held a monthly meeting at the Legion home and plans to appoint committees to entertain Legionnaires traveling through Amarillo to the national convention in San Antonio this October. The board approved buying drums bugles and uniforms for the Legion Drug corps. Adjutant Tra C Barend noted the local drum corps is gaining statewide recognition and has been the state drum corps for official meetings.
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Hanson Post
American Legion
Legion
United States
Amarillo
San Antonio
Legion Drug Corps
Tra C. Barend
Jail Two Men On Liquor Charge
Red Henson and Buck Wilson are jailed in Potter county on liquor law violations. Wilson was arrested about 6 PM and Henson about 10:30 PM after officers observed disturbance as they entered his Fourth and Fairview home. Henson faces possession and sale charges while Wilson allegedly disrupted the liquor while processing the scene. Three pints of whisky were seized. arrests also involved Bob Morris Bob Barnett Cat Townes and Sheriff Wiley Pollard.
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Red” Henson
Officer Inspects Recruiting Office
Maj. C. H. Charlton of Fort Sam Houston conducted his semi annual inspection of the local recruiting station in the city. He commended Sergeants Earl Lyles and James Marchbanks for their work at the station.
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C. H. Charlton
Fort Sam Houston
Earl Lyles
James Marchbanks
V. F. W. Meeting And Dance Planned For Veterans
The Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet in the First National Bank building at Fourth and Polk streets Thursday at 8 PM. A dance is planned at the Herring Hotel on Saturday February 18 to aid disabled and destitute foreign war veterans. All veterans with foreign service are invited.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
First National Bank
Fourth and
Polk Streets
Herring Hotel
A Delightful Stranger Visits No-Ask Gentleman
A nostalgic verse recalls a man who never sought charity or subscriptions. He greeted all warmly, asked about well-being, and offered fellowship rather than gifts or funds. The speaker laments the mysterious absence of this generous friend.
Senator Reed Declines Amarillo Visit Request
The letter from Jim Reed to Erascus Tack in Amarillo Texas explains that Senate duties prevent a visit to Amarillo for an extended period. Reed thanks Tack for the telegram and indicates he will respond promptly if plans become definite.
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Erascus Tack
Amarillo
Texas
Senate
Washington
Sena
Market roundup from Kansas City to New York and New Orleans
Markets across major exchanges show cattle hogs and lambs moving on strong demand with Kansas City and Chicago live stock reports noting higher hogs and cattle prices. Cotton and grain futures fluctuate on weather, with New Orleans and New York markets reacting to weekly crop data and drought signals.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
New Orleans
Liverpool
Texas Panhandle
New York
Texas
Dole Debate and Market Swing Highlight March Trading
The page reports a debate over unemployment relief in Britain, contrasting safety of a million dole recipients with potential unrest. It also covers a chaotic market opening with stock declines, notable drops in U S Steel and Vanadium Steel, and cautious money rates amid bank actions and foreign exchange steadiness.
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Broad Trading Activity
A long list of industrials and coalitions shows mixed gains and losses across major issues including Anaconda Copper Bethlehem Steel U S Steel and Sears Roebuck alongside motor firms Nash Moon and Packard with notable activity in petroleum majors and utilities. Trading ranges and modest shifts reflect broad market participation with several rail and oil stocks leading the day.
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Allis Chalmers
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Can
American Sone Eng
American Sugar Refining
American Steele & Foundry
American Tele
American Woolen Anaconda Copper
Associated Dry G Atchison, Topeka & S. F. Faldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnsdale Corporation
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum Cerre de Paseo Copper
Chicago & Altonere
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. P
Chicago, Rock Island & Py
Chile Copper
International Paper
International Tele
Tel
Jordan Motors
Kansas City Southern Kelly-Springfield
Kennecott Copper
Lage Oil
Louisiana Oil & Remin
Mack Trucks
Marland Oil
Mexican Seaboard
Oil
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Middle States Oil
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Missouri Pacific
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Amarill
FE. E. Robinson
Tenssee
Truman Vineyard
A Tyler
C. L. Arnot
Tyler
O. D. Earnest
Lincoln
Mable A
B. G. Gillespie
A Polk
FP. P. Jackson
Hayden and Ivant
L. W. Simmons
Fairmont
Cc. G. Spencer
Bowie
J. E. Richey
Cc. D. Shepard
van Buren
Robert Shepard
Lucius White
West 20Th
Carl Martin
Moore Hotel
Rotan Judd
Alabama
Mra. Jackson
Mra
E. E. Norton
FP. G. Burdine
Fillmore
W. E. Laster
J. W. Denton
A Taylor
H. N. Gr
Taylor
Miss Young
A. K
Kernel EB. Tack
G. H. Bryant
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Rev. Bryant
Tom Turner
V. FE. Johnson
Bill Flenniken
Lions
Clarendon
Borger
Will Rogers
Pat
Mike
Sam Brasswell
Kurnel
Kernel Tack
J. A. Pfeiffer
Harry Lauder
Mr. Tack
Africa
Egypt
Italy
S. T. Pettigrew
Junior High
Hollis Schriber
Fasyhold Company
Koch
Main St
A. FL i
Einy
Boctare
BIG City Commission
O. K. Gray County
ING Tract
Jeff Bartlett
Hollicutt Street
O. V. Vernon
Vernon-Williams Company
City Park Commission
Phil Seewald
Southwestern Advertising Company
E. O. Vaughn
L. J. Roach
Monroe
Sixth
Tenth
Lee Bivins
William Allen White
Mrs. White
Edgar A. Guest
Jim Reed
Yours
Jas. A. Reed
Chicago
The
ST. Louis
Catton
Wisconsin
Idaho
Ue Eorn
Advics
Electric Auto Light
Consolidated Gas
England
Britain
Robert Eisler
Vietna
Josephus
Christ
Judea
Caligula
Jesus
Pandora
Sears Roebuck
International Harvester
A. M. Byers
Studebaker
International Telephone
Greene Cananea Copper
Vanadium Steel
Crucible Steel
Freeport Texas
Heston
Dallas
U.S. Steel
Montana Power
Radio
Houston O
International Ni Westinghouse Electric
Wright Aero Eal
Montgomery Ward
Canadian Pacific
Atchison
U. S
Union Carbide
Sterling
Jame F. Kennett
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