Amarillo 10 Save on Rates under New Texas Credit System
Credits under Texas liberalized fire insurance ratings will save property owners over 680000 in 1936. The system awards up to 25 percent credits based on fire records, effective March 1, with Amarillo among cities receiving the maximum credit for strong fire safety.
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Austin
State Fire Insurance Commission
Texas
Raymond
Mauk
Amarillo
Abilene
Goose Creek
Highland Park
Dallas
University Park
Paso
Taylor
Port Arthur
Beaumont
Big Spring
Tyler
Wichita Falls
Rusk
Houston
South Houston
Meadowbrook
Garden Villas
Lindale Court
Ordway
Wilbur Hawk Funeral Follows Sudden Heart Attack
Prominent business executive and civic leader Wilbur Hawk died suddenly after a heart attack at his home 2121 Hughes Street. He leaves a brother Charley Hawk of Shawner Oklahoma and two Kansas sisters, with services at the church and burial in the Liano mausoleum. Pallbearers listed include Charney Guy Parker Prouty Dorrance Roderick and others from Lubbock El Paso Memphis Amarillo.
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Charley Hawk
Shawner
Okla
Clem Higley
Vera Hopper
Kansas
Hawk
Effingham
Hughes Street
Liano Mausoleum
Charney Guy
Parker Prouty
Lubbock
Dorrance Roderick
el Paso
Russell Middleton
Memphis
Grady Camp
Norris Ewing
Mason King
Slumbering Patricia Remains Unaware of World Events
Patricia lies in a bed tended by Mrs. Miley as she feeds, massages, and manicures her. Her sweetheart calls weekly, though she shows no sign of recognizing anyone. A scrapbook traces four years of headlines from the New Deal era to Baby Lindbergh and Chicago’s World's Fair.
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Mrs. Miley
Patricia
NRA
Lindberg
Chicago
They Are Write Te- Tack No Bad Habits
A brief notice describes a young man with no bad habits seeking steady employment and a pre work position, mentioning interest in working in a candy factory or related craft.
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Tack Tam
Goodfellows fund drive aids hungry Amarillo children
Community leaders and businesses in Amarillo rally for the Goodfellows Fund to feed hungry children. Donors include Maria Class First Baptist Church Garwood Produce Company Mrs W H Houck and many others contributing cash clothing vegetables beef and grocery goods.
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Goodfellows Fund
The
News-Globe
Amarillo
Maria
First Baptist Church
Garwood Produce Company
W. H.houck
W. C. Clifford Draper Ross
Temple Boai Tarael
Mother Benton's
First Christian Church
St. Mary's Academy
J. E. Dyer
A. FE. Hermann
G. C. Hermann
J. J. Lane
E. E. Machover
G. R. Miller
M. EF. Savage
C. P. Walsh
B. HM. Brands
Janie Lee Estlack
F. C. Higgins
National Youth Administration
Goodfellows
E. R. Lewis
Sam Roberts
Dalhart
R. i Jones
Murray
Panhandle
Briscoe Woman's Missionary Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
M. A. Browning
Central Junior High School
Margaret Pennock
Shirley
Meyer
Tol Ware
Bob Garner
Harris
Mra
Roy A Rodefeldee
R. W. Jones
Bessie Henderson Sveses
Painters Union
Amarillo Business Club
Lee Bivins
Three Beever
Miles Bivins
Mann Bakery
L. FE
J. W. Triplets
John Cavin
International Harvester Company
W. A. Fisk
Karl W. Freeman
W. T. Richey
H. M. Walker
P. G. Barton
G. D. Pence
D. M. Smith
Pete Hackley
W. D. Elder
Lee Henderson
J. J. Underwood
J. T. Duddy
J. B. Waldrop
Leona Barrick
W. T. Wheeler
A. F E. Womble
J. A. Kendall
B. F. Peters
Leland Twaddell
Brian M. Morrow
J. C. Lilly
Agnes Womack
Pred Kelley
J. A. Pollard
Roy Sessions
Berean Clase
West Amarit
Panhandle Laundry Company
B. O. Taylor
Margaret J. Crawford
A.B. Martin
Plains Creamery Company
R. Isaacson
M. Blackburn
George H. McGrath
B. A. Jewell
Ceveees
W. B. Stevenson
Bob Green
Lloyd Bivins
J. O. Gulekie
Viere “Gue O. B. Cheashi
J L. Williamson
Hellenic American Society
W. L. William
Paschal
Fort ‘Worth
Denver
Cc. C. Parley
F. L. Roach
J. L. Shannon
W. T. Archer
EB. N. Young
C. H. Delk
C. FP. Hefner
G. H. Romine
B. A. Boykin
H. B. Tharp
FE. C. Nelson
Harris Food Stores
Sanborn
Money Gardens
Randall Couny
Star Lumber Company
Ilenwood
Lon Sellars
J. R. Crawford
Mann Bakery Company
W. W. McIlroy
Carpenters Union
Murry Watts
C.sesees
H. A
CMBHA
Viesvencsee
de Otis Williams
H. Brace
M. M. Mayfield
Farl Sanders
Ite and Kirk's
Cafis
Panhandler Venetables
Porter & Sons
R. D. Houck
Amarillo Baking Company
Ray Pinkney
Pinkney Packing Company
J. Lindsay Nunn
Henneman Grain Company
J. M. Tate
Sixth
Virginia Street
Williams Hardware Company
Phit Club
Panhandle Hardware and Implement
C. P. Hutchins
Ray
Daniel
T. G. Nichol
Cameron-Plorey Company
Draper-Roas Produce Company
Amarillo Hardware Company
Purr Food Company
Walter Irvin
Friday Night Radio Schedule and Local News Snapshots
A cluttered radio lineup from KGNC lists John Josey, silent tributes, modern choruses, folk and dance programs followed by news commentary and sports reviews. Local items report Harvard fraternities closing due to the House plan and assorted regional notes from Barnstable to Ketchikan including an Alaska oyster study and a Potomac relief check return.
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John Josey
Wilbur Hawk
Hill Billy Tunes
Jack Armstrong
Sonny and
Buddy
Wheat in Acute Stage in Panhandle Plains Region
H M Bainer of the Santa Fe Railway reports Panhandle Plains area wheat is in acute condition due to lack of moisture and extreme cold since February 1. Early sowings on good ground fare better while late December sowings are questionable. Wind and freezing threaten surface soil, drilling methods influence damage, livestock grazing is good but range grass is short.
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Amarillo
H. M. Bainer
Santa Fe Railway Company
Frontiersmen clash spurs talks of strengthened Manchukuo forces
Japanese reports indicate possible bolstering of the Manchukuoan frontier troops amid clashes with Soviet allied forces. Tokyo suspects Russia’s involvement on the outer Mongolian frontier while both sides avoid seeking a fight. Dispatches from Hsinking note readiness of land and air forces in Hailar and Tsitsihar and serious talks with Russia over the situation. An incident claim describes bombers over Manchukuoan territory with Russian insignia observed by a Japanese colonel.
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Russia
Japan
Hsinking
Manchukuo
Nippon Dempo
Hailar
Frontier
Tsitsihar
Asahi
Manchukuoan
Outer
Mongolia
Solid matter proves mostly empty space by freezing atoms
In a California Institute of Technology low temperature lab, Dr. Alexander Goetz demonstrates that solid matter is largely empty space. At extreme cold silver becomes transparent, showing slow atomic motion and loss of electrical conduction, a reversible transition to a metal upon warming. A Bear’s Paw battlefield marker was ordered in Montana for Chief Joseph’s 1877 surrender.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Alexander Goetz
California Tech Laboratory
Mont. U.P
Bear's Paw
Here
Joseph
Nelson A. Miles
Bluffton College Repeats Course on Marriage Perspectives
Bluffton College will repeat its widely noted course on marriage with specialists lecturing on psychological legal religious social financial intellectual and physical aspects. The Gold Ridge depot near Gold Hill post office is reported to be less than 40 yards away.
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Bluffton
Bluffton College
Gold Ridge
Ala
Gold Hill
Amarillo Goodfellows Feed 1200 Children For Second Week
The Amarillo Goodfellows Organization continues feeding 1200 local school children with hot lunches and milk for a second week. Volunteers and local businesses supply meat vegetables and dairy while Miss Helen Worley plans menus. Schools listed include Central Junior High, Senior High, Tyler Sanborn Sam Houston Summit San Jacinto and more.
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Amarillo
the Goodfellows, Inc
Carlton-Florey
Draper Ross
Panhandle Fruit Company
Garwood Produce Company
Sanborn School
National Youth Administration
Mason King
Randall County Dairy Association
Central Junior High School
Schol
Tyler
Sanborn
Sam Houston
Summit
San Jacinto
McKinley
Wilson
Johnson
Buchanan
Glenwood
Dwight Morrow
Alice Landergin
Guadalupe
Price
St. Mary's
Forest Hill
Humphrey’s Highland
Amarillo Goodfellows
Goodfellows
News- Globe
Lion Attack Near Mababa Flats Ends in Fatal Shot
Cape Town reports Gerald Tenison and companions wounded a lion in Ngamiland Mababa Flats. They tracked the animal 12 miles to end its suffering. A guard sprang from grass, seized the rifle, and bit through the stock. Riley then killed the lion. Tenison is hospitalized.
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Mababa Flats
Ngamiland
Gerald Tenison
Cape Town
Tenison
J. Riley
Riley
Calendar of illness ties diseases to climate by Vienna doctor
A Vienna physician finished an eight year study compiling a calendar linking illness to yearly climate changes. He analyzed twenty thousand cases to map how conditions like colds damp wind heat and electric conditions affect health.
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Vienna
U.P
Enfield Society Maintains $500 Readiness Fund
Enfield Conn funds show more than $500 in the treasury of the Society for the Detection of Thieves and Robbers founded 113 years ago. The by laws require at least $500 available at all times for readiness in pursuit of thieves when called upon, and the group still has 300 members.
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Enfield, Conn
U.P
Enfield Society For the
Whch
Woman dies after reading Anna Karenina and watching film
In Johannesburg a woman leaped from a window triggering an inquest into Mrs Elizabeth Buchner's death. The inquiry linked reading Tolstoy and viewing a film to the act. In Pennsylvania the state forest system covers 1,647,969 acres with over 3 million annual visitors to parks and camping sites.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Tolstoy
Elizabeth Johanna Buchner
Harrisburg
U.P
Pennsylvania
Hitler Highways Patch 55 Service Stations Under Construction
In South Bavaria 55 new service stations are being built to furnish sawdust and char coal to wood burning motorcars as part of Nazi Germany s drive in the war against imports.
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Munich
Bavaria
Nazi Germany
Nudist Promoter Picks Deserted Ranch Near Santa Rosa
Maurice Allard, pioneer promoter of California nudist colonies, says nudism thrives where nudity is not a novelty and has chosen a sylvan spot on a desert ranch in the Valley of the Moon near Santa Rosa for his next experiment.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Maurice Allard
California
Allard
Valley of the Moon
Here
Lumiere Demonstrates Stereoscopic Plastic Film In Paris
M Louis Lumiere, inventor of the cinematograph, unveiled his stereoscopic plastic film to the Academy of Scientists in Paris. The device uses tinted spectacles and a two-picture screen to create a blended 3D effect. Lumiere has labored on the invention for two years seeking lifelike heroes and heroines on screen.
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M. Louis Lumiere
Academy of Scientists
Paris
Lumiere
Suburban Boys Taller Than City Peers, Study Finds
The first annual report by Dr. Arthur MacNalty, chief medical officer of the board of education, shows suburban boys average taller by 23 to 4 inches and heavier by five pounds than city peers. The U S Bureau of Standards also notes a machine tests anchor chains up to 2 300 000 pounds.
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London
Arthur MacNalty
Board of Education
U. S. Bureau of Standards
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