Theater Play Here Tonight At Auditorium
Amarillo Little Theater presents The Cradle Song at 8 15 tonight in the Municipal Auditorium as a benefit for the Amarillo High School band. Cast includes 14 women and two men headed by Sister Johanna of the Cross Cornelia Wolfin Patton. Tickets 35 and 50 cents, on reserve at City Drug Store.
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Sisters of St. Mary's Academy
Amarillo Little Theater
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo High School
Johanna of the Cross
Cornelia Wolflin Patton
Teresa
Mary Ann Lee
R. A. Duncan
Daisy Person
Louise Cor
Marcella
Howard Lynch
Maria Jesus
Lillian Duncan Ray
Sagrario
Lila V. Yoacum
Inez
A. H. Gau
Tornera
Mabel Rowan
William Garwood
Antonio—Tol Avery
Poestess
Oma Link Rowley
J. Francis Brown
R. R. Swindell
Potter County League Meets Set in March
The spring meet of the Potter County Interscholastic League will be held March 17 19 and 20 announced by H A Harrison Bushland School principal. Entry deadline March 16. Executive board meets March 14 at 4 30 at Laura V Hamner courthouse. Art contest March 14 at Sanborn School. Opening day features public speaking events. March 19 prelim tennis and playground events. Finals for tennis and playground games march 20 with track and field. Mrs W D Ward secretary of the league.
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Potter County
H. A. Harrison
Bushland School
League
Laura V. Hamner
Sanborn School
W. D. Ward
Soney School
VFW Group Here Thursday Readout of Hello America Broadcast
The John B. Golding Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars will host a Panhandle VFW gathering at the American Legion Home Thursday night to hear the nationwide program Hello America. Panhandle posts including Pampa and Tulla plan to send representatives, with the Amarillo group coordinating. The event starts at 8 pm, and the broadcast airs at 10 30 pm. Nearby stations WBAP Fort Worth and WKY Oklahoma City will carry the program. Featured items include U S Marine Band selections, a talk by VFW Commander in Chief James E Van Zandt, a speech by National Auxiliary President Julia L Pitcock, and a 15 minute sketch Remember the Maine.
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John B. Golding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Panhandle
VFW
National Veterans’ Organization
Amarillo
Charles C. Gibson
Pampa
Tulla
WBAP
Fort Worth
WKY
Oklahoma City
U.S. Marine Band
James E van Zandt
National Auxiliary
Julia L. Pitcock
Maine
Poison case unfolds as preacher on run faces murder charge
Springfield reports Rev. Lewis H Shockley, 54, an itinerant preacher, denies poisoning W T Hudgins and tells journalists about conversions while authorities seek co defendants. He was arrested in Missouri on a Texas murder charge tied to a November 1930 death in McLean Tex. Hudgins death certificates link to separate poisoning claims in Oklahoma City and Texas.
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Hudgins
McLean
Isaac Simpson
Canadian
Tex
Lewis Howard Shockley
Greene County
W. T. Hudgins
Shockley
Pampa
Springfield
R. B. Stout
Texas
Aurora
Oklahoma City
Lewis H. Shockley
Missouri
J. H. Erwin
Hudginns
Erwin
Terry
Roswell
N. M
Terry Hudgins
Erick
Okla
Addie
What They Write To TACK What They Write To TACK
A note directs readers to TACK LETTERS on page 11 for correspondence and reader opinions.
Solon Proposes Liquor Bill Substitution in Texas
Texas senator Nelly Hopkins drafts a substitute liquor bill permitting importation and possession under state license to raise about 1.5 million yearly for retirement bonds. It targets wage earners and saloon leakage, legalizing bonded tax paid liquors within constitutional limits. The House meanwhile sends a 4 million unemployment relief bonds bill to the Senate as moratorium on mortgaged real estate foreclosures is discussed.
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Austin
Texas
Nelly K. Hopkins
Gonzales
Senate
Hopkins
HOUSE
Senate State Affairs Committee
New Studebaker Agency Organized
The Studebaker agency here, owned by Badger Herring Inc, has been sold to McClure Craig Inc and will open offices at 710 12 Taylor Street. Do W Mowdy says McClure Craig will run all Studebaker lines with J R McClure as manager.
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Studebaker
Badger-Herring, Inc
McClure-Craig, Inc
McClure-Craig
Taylor Street
Do. W. Mowdy
Studebaker Sales Corporation of America
J. R. McClure
McClure
Higgins
J. F. Craig
Amarillo
Aged Farmer Dies In Hospital Today
Warren Nichols eighty year old retired farmer died at 11 05 this morning in a local hospital. He lived at 2000 North Arthur Street Amarillo had been a resident here for 11 years. The body is at Griggs Chapel pending arrangements. Survivors include his widow three sons Jack Nichols Amarillo J A Nichols Quanah and L B S Nichols Childress and four daughters Mrs Oda Thornton Childress Mrs J A Sweet Winfield Kansas Mrs Co W Jamison and Mrs Ray Matthews both of Amarillo.
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Warren Nichols
North Arthur Street
Amarillo
Griggs Chapel
Jack Nichols
J. A. Nichols
Quanah
Nichols
Childress
Oda Thornton
J. A. Sweet
Winfield, Kan
Co. W. Jamison
Ray Matthews
Requests Slow for Tax Refunds Collector Says
Potter County tax collector Miss Jewell Davidson reported slow refunds of the 20 percent penalty on motor vehicles after a new law extended payment time. About 150 penalties were charged between February 2 and the law’s passage last week. The rest is a separate local anecdote about a family illness and a murder tied to Oklahoma City.
Austria Quietly Cleans Out Socialists In Vienna
Government troops swept into Vienna to expel socialists as reserves and the Dollfuss patriotic front were mobilized. Farmers from the countryside joined with red white red armbands and rifles in the tense operation.
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Vienna
Dollfuss Patriotic Front
Relief Bill Seen With National Figures In One Day
Secretary Wallace testified to the House agricultural committee supporting compulsory cotton production control noting 40 000 cotton farmers favor such a plan. Senate committee heard advocates to list cattle among basic commodities for farm act benefits while debates over the 950 million relief CWA appropriation persist without fatal delays, given urgent payroll needs.
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Senate
Wallace
House Agricultural Committee
House
August A. Busch Jr Dies Amid Prohibition Tensions
August A. Busch Jr, head of the Busch brewing interests, died from a gunshot wound after a dispute over pain and a radio distraction. The former head, Adolphus Busch, had left him a large estate and a duty to steer the firm through rising prohibition sentiment. Survivors include his widow Alice Ziesmann, his two sons Adolphus III and August Jr, and three daughters Mrs Drummond Jones Mrs Percy Orthwein and Mrs Louis Hager.
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Busch
Adolphus Busch
Busch Brewing Interests
Germany
Alice Zisemann
Adolphus Busch, III
August A. Busch, Jr
The
Brewing Company
Drummond Jones
Marie Busch
Percy Orthwein
Clara Busch
Louis Hager
Alice Busch
Bank Shooting Ends in Fatal Clash in Clovis
Saturday afternoon in Clovis the FEUD lobby quarrel led Tate to fire at Bohannan outside. Bohannan died minutes after being wounded while Carl Bohannon died en route to a doctor. Sheriff evacuated suspects as crowds panicked and officers patrolled the streets through the night.
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Citizens’ Bank of Clovis
Tate
Bohannan
Carl Bohannan
Curry County
Feuding Bohannan Family Sees Final Tragedy Near Clovis
In a decades old feud in eastern New Mexico, Tate fatally shot a Bohannan after earlier quarrels in Grier and clashes over a severed finger. Louis Bohannon survived with three fingers missing, leaving a wife and six other sons. Norvell Tate, an educator in Gallup, is among the slain. The 13 year feud has cost three lives and sparked fear on whether the violence ends.
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Bohannan
Tate
Norvell Tate
Gallup, New Mexico
New Mexico
Railroad engineers study cross river routing near Amarillo
In Austin the railroad engineers meet highway and bridge experts to decide if Highway 136 can be rerouted to cross the Canadian River north of Amarillo at the present Highway 5 crossing. A bridge at the northern crossing could cost up to 250000 dollars. Test borings reveal shale for piers at the crossing, while the site for Highway 136 shows only sand and light gravel. Potter County officials H G Hamrick and Percy Gibbs attend with B K Gordon of Amarillo to press the county’s interests. The Oil Field Highway runs from Amarillo north to Four Corners and would, if completed, cross the river at Sanford and tie into paving at Stinnett.
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Amarillo
H. G. Hamrick
Percy Gibbs
Austin
Potter County
Hamrick
Highway Commission
B. K. Gordon
Rock Island
Four Corners
Sanford
Stinnett
Murrell case opens with limited cross examination
Murrell faced only ten minutes of cross examination as the trial began. Prosecutors focused on his football career at Cedar Rapids High, Minnesota, and West Point, noting his 200-pound frame and strength. He testified he took Miss Ralls home after she gave her address and denied making indecent propositions or molesting her.
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Ment
Murrel
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
University of Minnesota
West Point
Murre
Miss Ralls
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad
An old advertisement extols Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a fast acting internal cold remedy. It claims to open the bowels, fight germs and fever, relieve headache, and fortify the system. Sold by druggists for 30c and 50c. request the full name.
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Grove
Defense testimony details assault claim at Fort Sam Houston
Murrel and fellow soldiers are linked to a nighttime incident after a dance at a local club. Murrel's supporters say three soldiers saw his car on the Fort Sam Houston reservation and did not hear Miss Ralls scream. Miss Ralls testified she was assaulted by Phil Wright Jr. at a filling station.
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Bounette
Phil Wright
Muriel
Miss Ralls
Phil Wright, Jr
Murrel
Fort Sam Houston
Market report from Kansas City and New York stocks
Kansas City livestock markets show 8,000 head with cattle and sheep trading unevenly and higher on some calves and lambs. Stock and grain sections list wheat and corn prices, while New York stocks drift with mixed gains on rail and steel names and losses in aviation and alcohol shares amid evolving market tensions.
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Kansas City
U. 6
Chicago
John F. Clark & Co
New York
Europe
Union Pacific
U. S. Smelting
American Smelting
Penney
Sears- Roebuck
Case
Cerro de Pasco
N. Y. Central
Bethlehem Steel
American Can
International Harvester
General Motors
Chrysler
McKeesport Tin Plate
Eaton Manufacturing
United Aircraft
Aviation Corp
Curtis-Wright
American
National Distlters
Morgenthal
House Coinage Committee
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Roosevelt
Mother-in-Law Day Club
N. S. Griggs
Fred H. Galle
Southwest
Mr. Tuck
America
Trinidad
Vermejo Park
Vermejo Club
Coon
Coan
Eean
Dallas and
Fort. Worth
Plains
Mae West
United States
Abe Lincoln
Lincoln
Ting
News-Globe Office
Dorothy Rittenberry
C. B. Rittenberry
Kodak
Methodist Church
Miss Rittenberry
Sunset Drive
Potter County League
V.F.W
Meet AT Legion
Tack
Solon
Bill
New Studebaker Agency
Istria
Italy
Austria
Grier
Clovis
Louis Bohannon
Louis
Murrell
Aviathon
Johns Manville
Kelvinator
Kennecott Copper Lorillard
Mid Cent
Missouri Kanens
Texas Arts
Missouri Pacific Pd
Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit
Northern Pacific
Ar Oo
Ohio
Phillipa Pet
Sisseee
Cen Mens
Radio Corp of Amelia
Radio Keith Orph Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Royal Dutch
St Louis & San Francr
Seaboard Oil
Sas Bees
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union Oil
Skelly Oil
Sorony Vacuum
Eeeee
Standard Brands
Standard Oil
Calif
Standard of New Jersey
Studebaker Ore
Icdee Ete
Texas Corp
Slekceege Suges
Texas Gulf Guitar Veces
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil No
Tidewater Assn
Union Carbide
Union OF
Estacos
Western Union
Weatinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Seennee Bilg
Prev. Co
T. Close
Allied Chemical
American Smelt & Ref
American Steel
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Galy
Fane
Auburn Auto
Barnsdall
American Gas & Electric
Imperial Oil
Standard
Indiana
Kentucky
Swift & Co
St. Joseph
Escent
St.Josep
Vincent Lopes
Plough
NBC
Griggs
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Fillmore
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