Western star Fred Scott to appear at Capitol Friday and Saturday
Fred Scott popular singing cowboy will headline a Western revue at the Capitol Theater in Amarillo this Friday and Saturday. He arrives after an 18 week Hollywood engagement and will be on hand after each show to meet fans.
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Texas
Fred Scott
Capitol Theater
Scott
Amarillo
Biltmore Bowl
Hollywood
Bill Smith
Capitol
Silver Screen
Gly-Cas Restores El Dorado Man’s Health After Years
W F Ross of El Dorado Arkansas reports ten years of night awakenings and pain ended by Gly-Cas. He credits natural elimination of poisons and regained appetite energy and full nights of restful sleep. Gly-Cas sold by Fox Drug Co No 3 Oliver-Eakle Building and local druggists.
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Mr. Ross
Market report from Kansas City livestock and grain quotes
Hogs clear 1500 head with top at 7.75 and most 6.50 to 16.75. Cattle grain fed steers around 8.50 to 10.00, yearling heifers near 9.25, heavy beef cows 6.75 to 7.25, vealers 10 to 11. Sheep around 9,000 head with fed lambs above 8.75. Grain futures show mixed opens and closes. Dow Jones at 144.03, various declines across sectors. New York Stock Exchange listings follow.
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Zenith Radio
Amarillo Hotel Man Moves to Dallas Baker Hotel
L G Fitzpatrick, longtime Amarillo hotel man, announces relocating to Dallas after ten years in Amarillo. He will join the Baker Hotel and invites friends to meet him there.
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Rillo
Amarillo
Dallas
Baker
Real Estate Board Opposes Wright Patman Tax Plan
Amarillo Real Estate Board adopted a resolution opposing the Wright Patman bill that would tax chain stores. Local realtor E A Regal F C Wright of F W Woolworth and J A Sherrell of Western Auto outlined the measure’s impact of a $1000 tax per chain store per state. C P Elliott moved the resolution which passed unanimously. J W Clifton briefed on HOLC real estate holdings as sales outpace acquisitions. Regional realtor convention notes were shared by Elliott and H N Wheeler.
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E. A. Regal
F. C. Wright
F. W. Woolworth
J. A. Sherrell
Western Auto Supply Company
C. P. Elliott
J. W. Clifton
Amarillo
Charles Wolflin
Amarillo Delegates To Teachers Meeting
The Amarillo Potter County unit of the Texas State Teachers Association will send 12 delegates to the Northwest Texas Conference for Education in Canyon on March 10 and 11. Robert S. White will head the delegation with a slate of named teachers from local schools and several alternates listed.
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Amarillo-Potter County
Texas State Teachers’ Association
Northwest Texas
Canyon
Robert S. White
Gladys Silver
Kenneth Woodward
Wolflin
T. C. Sparks
Margaret Will
Felix Phillips
Sanborn
Joe Taylor
Buchanan School
Una Brooks
Central Junior High
Ola Boyles
Bivins
Oretha Jane Cornelius
Amarillo High School
Ernestine Osborn
R. B. Norman
Tyler School
Frank Coulter
San Jacinto
Laula Grace Erdman
Sam Houston School
Mary Kate Campbell
Alice Landergin
Gervis Taylor
Meredith Says Spanish Americans Will Get Work When Possible
A. A. Meredith district WPA administrator told Amarillo Spanish-American Club members 35 or 40 sought WPA work but no projects or funds exist for them. He added every eligible person with an available job in the last 60 days is employed and no method to reassign workers to cover all eligibles.
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A. A. Meredith
WPA
Amarillo
Meredith
Illinois man seeks information on Texas crash that killed mother and child
George L Dry of East St Louis Illinois writes Amarillo officials asking for details of a fatal car crash reported January 26 in Texas. He seeks information to locate relatives claiming a mother Helen Dry and her child were killed while stating police have no record of the accident.
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George L. Dry
East St. Louis
Til
Amarillo
North Eighty-first Street
Edgemont Station
Fast St. Louis
Texas
Helen Dry
Mr. Dry
Grand Jury to Reconvene After Week-Long Recess
The Potter County grand jury will reconvene tomorrow following a week’s recess. The return to sessions marks continuation of ongoing investigations and key pending cases anticipated to be reviewed by the panel.
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Potter County
Amarillo Hosts Notable American Paintings Exhibit
Amarillo residents can view a gallery of original American paintings brought by art lecturer Carlton Palmer. The show features about 44 artists and nearly 50 works, including Reveau Bassett’s "Blue Bills" and works by Haritonoff Powell Woodward La Farge and others, at The Home Beautiful, 915 Polk Street, opening tomorrow morning and running through Friday with evening hours.
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Amarillo
West
Carlton Palmer
West Texas State College
Canyon
Home Beautiful
Polk Street
Reveau Bassett
Nicholas Haritonoff
Walter L. Palmer
Hobart Nichols
Stanley W. Woodward
George la Farge
Arthur J. E. Powell
Alexander Bower
Emile R. Grouppe
Ernest Lawson
Lions Club urged to back FDR defense program
Col. E A Simpson urged business men at the Lions Club to support the President's national defense plan during Defense Week. He warned that a strong base is needed to back any fleet and cited Japan and Germany's growing militaries, urging congressmen to back the arms program. Amarillo Lions were invited to Plainview Ladies Night with a Blyth dance routine and new member Raymond Hollingsworth introduced.
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Col. E. A. Simpson
Oceans
Hitler
United States
England
France
America
Simpson
Bob Dow
Amarillo Lions
Plainview Club
Plainview
Buddy
Phillip Blyth
Art Querry
Raymond Hollingsworth
VFW Plans Special Meeting For National Radio Broadcast
Veterans of Foreign Wars and friends gather at the Municipal Auditorium tomorrow at 8 for the eighth annual Hello America radio hour. After the local program they will hear the NBC show on KGNC at 10:30 Amarillo time, highlighting the national encampment in Boston from August 27 to September 1.
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Municipal Auditorium
NBC
Amarillo
KGNC
VFW
Boston
Patrol Captain Line to Judge State First-Aid Contest
Captain Jim Line of the Texas Highway Patrol will travel to Austin on Saturday to judge a state wide first aid contest among highway department employees. Wichita Falls represents North Texas. Line previously judged the district contest here and the regional contest at Wichita Falls.
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Jim Line
Texas Highway Patrol
Austin
Wichita Falls
North Texas
Captain Line
Three Held in Theft Case Involving Two Aviators
Three Hereford youths were held for investigation in a felony theft case. Two aviators reported the loss of about 60 dollars in money, clothing, and valuable papers from a hotel room.
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Hereford
Proposed Home for Girls Is Discussed
A morning session at city hall by the building code committee considered a proposed new home for the Community Center for Girls located at Fifth Avenue and Lincoln Street. Wallace Hazlewood explained the conference with architects about wall thickness within fire limits and the panel planned to reconvene at 4 o clock.
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Community Center For Girls
Building Code Committee
Albert, Randall
Macon Carder
Frank Litle
Wallace Hazlewood
Fifth Avenue
Lincoln Street
Men Will Be Cooks At Parish House
A dinner cooked entirely by men is planned for tomorrow night at 6 30 in the Parish House of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. The chief chef promises a good menu with no details given. Church members and friends are invited.
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Tomorow
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Parks Chief Praises Palo Duro Canyon's Allure
Wendell Mayes chairman of the Texas State Parks Board, notes Palo Duro Canyon as a top state park drawing thousands from across states. His illustrated article highlights modern facilities and natural beauty making Palo Duro one of the outstanding spots in the country.
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Palo Duro Canyon
Wendell Mayes
West Texas
Mayes
Brownwood
Texas State Parks Board
Palo Duro
Legion Sons Offer Membership Prizes
The Sons of the American Legion launched a membership campaign with prizes. Plans for the drive were outlined at a regular meeting after a drum and bugles corps rehearsal. Guy P. Miller chairs SAS. Bruce Autry, commander of Hanson Post, notes strong interest in the young organization.
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Sons of the American Legion
Drum and Bugles Corps
Guy P. Miller
SAS
Bruce Autry
Hanson Post
American Legion
Mrs Geraldine Green Speaks on Americanism Tonight
Mrs Geraldine Green dean of women at West Texas State College will discuss Americanism this evening at 9 30 over KGNC radio. The Esther McCrory Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution sponsors the program.
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Geraldine Green
West Texas State College
KGNC
Esther McCrory
the Daughters of the American Revolution
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