Santa Fe workers donate cash to News Globe office
Readers recount the surprise gift of $100 in cash from Santa Fe office staff led by Bill Goodloe and F B Little. The note reflects on mood, resilience, and ongoing oil-protest excitement as townsfolk report suspicious thefts and rumors about Stew Kitchens.
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Santa Fe
General Office
Bill Goodloe
F.B. Little
News-Globe
Little
P. M. Montgomery
Plains
Health officer linked to Stew Kitchens sanitary claims
The author asserts Stew Kitchens were built and operated under city health officer guidance with daily inspections of meat vegetables and soups. The piece blames the health department if standards slip and urges cooperation to stop false reports. It also covers political chatter about West Texas statehood and light anecdotes.
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Capitol Hotel
Health Department
What They rTary Write To TACK FIGURES ON COLLEGE
Dear Tack The people of West Texas are in debted to The News and Globe for the strong support they are giving to the higher educational institu tions of this section at this time when these institutions are in dan ger These amounts percentages etc are essentially correct for I was very careful in working them up They convinced me of one thing that we of the Panhandle are not burdening the rest of Texas See TACK LETTERS Page 9
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West Texas
News and Globe
W. Harper Scoggins
Scoggins
Panhandle
Texas
Residents oppose foundry near Lincoln Street site
Amarillo property owners led by Mrs. Utter and Mrs. Finklea urge the city to enforce zoning to block Mr. Stapf from building a foundry. They claim the area is not zoned for such industry, warn of nuisance and property damage, and may seek an injunction if needed.
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Finklea
Utter
City Commission
Stapf
Oil Proration Enforced by Major Companies
Thompson states that if big firms quit drawing on storage and buyers check producers for illegal oil, prices will reflect true value. He notes East Texas hot oil is cut off when alerted. Ames reports agreement by heads of large companies to enforce proration and buy only from fully productive wells, tying production to market demand.
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East
Texas
C. B. Ames
American Petroleum Institute
Ames
Defense testimony heard in Latta murder trial
In Uvalde Texas on February 17 defense testimony was heard in the trial of Lawrence Latta accused of killing his wife last March at Del Rio.
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Uvalde, Tex
Lawrence Latta
del Rio
Man Carrying Bread and Beer Featured in Odd Parade
A brief item notes a man carrying a pail of beer while another Englishman bears a basket of sandwiches. A Scotchman carries his brother. This quirky scene highlights a humorous, informal procession with varied carriers.
Leavenworth Editor Dan Anthony Visiting Amarillo
Dan Anthony editor of The Leavenworth Times is visiting Amarillo with Mrs Anthony and Mrs J N Thompson of Fort Leavenworth. He is son of D R Anthony who helped found The Amarillo Globe and died last September. Dan Anthony is a stockholder in The Amarillo News Globe Publishing Company.
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Dan Anthony
Leavenworth Times
Leavenworth
Kansas
Amarillo
House of Representatives
Congress
Amarillo News- Globe Publishing Company
Texas Highway Commission backs full inquiry into charges
The Texas Highway Commission expressed full cooperation with Governor Ferguson's investigation. Chairman W. R. Ely of Abilene and member D. K. Martin of San Antonio issued a statement saying they have nothing to conceal and nothing to fear. They affirmed their records are open to the public and to the committee.
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Texas Highway Commission
Ferguson
W. R. Ely
Abilene
D. K. Martin
San Antonio
Texas House Rejects Miniature Pool Table Bill
The Texas House voted 69 to 40 to strike down a bill allowing miniature pool tables in stores. Debate centered on morals with Rep Harlee Morrisson of Terrell suggesting limits, while others noted the 1919 pool hall ban and rising concerns over morality.
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Gordon K. Shearer Austin
U.P
Texas
Texas House of Representatives
Harlee Morrisson
Terrell
Nighttime burglary spree nets partial losses in Amarillo
Four burglary attempts occurred Thursday night in Amarillo per Police Sergeant Elmer Green. Maxson's Cafe suffered about 25 dollars of merchandise after thieves broke rear glass to reach door catches. Burgess Lumber yard failed to start or move cars. City Service Station lost two tires a tube and a radio tube. Coe & Parks Lumber was broken into but only three stamps were stolen.
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Amarillo
Elmer Green
Maxson
East Fourth Avenue
Burgess Lumber Company
Tyler Street
Coe & Parks Lumber Company
Lincoln Street
Lethal Gas In Manhole Claims Dallas Workmen
In Dallas Oak Cliff two Dallas Gas Co repair crew members, A. D. Owens and A. N. Callahan, were found dead in a sewer manhole believed to be killed by sewer gas. Sydney Bell discovered the scene, alerted authorities, and fireman C. W. Walker assisted in reviving efforts.
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Dallas
Dallas Gas Company
Oak Cliff
A. D. Owens
A. N. Callahan
Sydney Bell
C. W. Walker
Hawks to Visit Houston Before Continuing East
Frank M. Hawks, noted speed flyer, was expected to visit his former home in Houston today before continuing east from San Antonio through Dallas Fort Worth and St. Louis. Hawks tested his new plane in San Antonio yesterday.
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Hawks
Houston
U.P
Frank M. Hawks
San Antonio
Dallas
Fort Worth
St. Louis
Four-H Club sells fat cattle across Tennessee counties
Four H Club members totaling 926 from 52 Tennessee counties sold 1 800 head of fat cattle for 75 000 dollars.
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Four-H Club
Tennessee
Zangara in Miami Court as City Hall Shooting Wounds Recede
In Miami Zangara appeared in a crowded courtroom un shackled and calm awaiting Judge Collins as deputies lined the aisles to guard the assassin. Officials report Mayor Cermak’s doctors pleased with his progress while Mrs Gill remains critically injured at Jackson Memorial Hospital.
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Joe Gill
Miami
Zangara
Guy Reeve
O. J. Augenbaugh
Judge Collins
Dan Harde
Virgil Ector
Fla
U.P
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Ilinois
Karl Meyer
Frank Jirka
Florida
Joseph H. Gill
Florida Lights & Power Company
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Gill
Moore County refinery purchase prompts proration dispute
Moore Field in Moore County reports that a refinery owner has rebuilt and begun operations but is blocked by existing proration rules. The firm cites prior commission denial a year ago when a pipeline connected to Moore County operated, now disconnected, and argues ample local market for gasoline eliminates waste concerns. A hearing on the Hagg Harrington and Marsh petition to process gas for gasoline in Carson County is scheduled, with claim that pipelines monopolize market and deprive independent producers.
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Sunray
Moore County
Commission
Austin
Ample Mart
Shamrock Company
Hagg
Mask Comedy Last Season Card Chance
Presentation of Over the House tops a comedy drama in Amarillo High School auditorium next Tuesday night. Last chance for season tickets to see a Black Mask play sponsored by the P T A for Thrift Room benefit. Gene Epperson plays the lead with Grace Rye as the aunt. Includes theft of jewels, a clever thief and a detective.
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Amarillo High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Thrift Room
Gene Epperson
Grace Rye
Fifth Avenue
R. P. Parcelis
Market Briefs From FANGAS Livestock and New Orleans Cotton
Hogs 3,000 head noted with bids around 8.25 for 180 to 210 pounds and 2.80 to 8.26 for other ranges. cattle 700, calves 800, generally steady with varied steers and cows prices. sheep 2,000 with killing classes steady and lambs light. New Orleans cotton opened firmer with March at 6.01, May 6.18, July 6.30 as traders eyed political news and stock advances. profit-taking trimmed gains near hour’s end.
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Fangas Livestock
Kansas
USDA
New Orleans
Senate
Caliche Road Topping Costs Soar, Taxpayers Hit Hard
Chamber highway committee members warn caliche roads in Texas face rising prices as 170 miles require base work. Estimates show an extra 30 000 to 40 000 for caliche preparation, with maintenance costs mounting daily. Officials blame the State Highway Commission for delays and mismanagement while cement interests are cited as profiting from the situation.
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van London
N. 8
Griggs
Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
State Highway Commission
E. R. Thompson
Austin
N. S
Suspending sentence for forgery case tops court session
Bill Burns received a two year suspended sentence in 47th District Court after pleading guilty to writing a bad check for three dollars. He said the money was sent to his wife and child in Tecumseh Oklahoma on December 27, 1932. Defense witnesses included T. E. Durham and Burns. The state recommended the minimum suspended sentence. The session also covered Claude Persifield, 17, charged with burglary of blankets and a car camera, who asked for a suspended sentence and faced jury deliberations later that day. The grand jury reported three felony indictments in the morning.
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Bill Burns
47Th District Court
Burns
Tecumseh
Okla
T. E. Durham
J. E. Roberts
Claude Persifield
Herring Garage
Bankers Elect New District Officers in Texas
Horace Wilkins of Houston is named chairman and Dooley Galloway of West Columbia becomes secretary of the First District Texas Bankers Association. The group decided to hold next year's meeting in Houston.
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Houston
U.P
Horace Wilkins
Texas Bankers Association
Dooley Galloway
West Columbia
Cream of Nujol Promises Relief From Laxative Slavery
An old newspaper ad warns against daily laxative overuse and touts Cream of Nujol as a safe quick fix for chronic constipation. The ad claims the new Nujol treats bowel dryness, detoxifies, and supports natural waste removal at low cost. It urges readers to ask their druggist for the product tonight.
CHICAGO GRAIN PRICES AND NEW YORK STOCK LETTER REPORT
Grain prices for May and July show mixed moves with corn and oats varying while sugar and rye display different futures figures. The New York Stock Letter notes markets brighten on repeal vote, with several major issues rising and bonds easing, led by National Distillers and several industrials as utilities tilt softer.
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Chicago
John F
New York
Claude A. Jagger
Senate
Crown Cork
Owens Illinois Glaus
U. S
Allied Chemical
Case
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
American Can
International Harvester
Westinghouse
DuPont
New York Central
Nash
Goodyear
South Porto Rico
American Tobacco B
Lorillard
Safeway
U. S. Stees
Seaboard
Coca Cola
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Harry Montgomery
Associated Press
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E. B. Meyer
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Cermak
Dublin
Prague
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Moore Field
Paul Gutman
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Hudson Mieinen Seer
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McKesson & Rob
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Mont Ward
Seeteeene Nat Biscuit
Nat Cash
Nat Distillers
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I Nor Am Co
Ohio
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G & el
Publix
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F. Clark & Su Pet Corp
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Pobeae
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Ameralda
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Studebaker Corp
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Beth Steel
Tex Corp
Tex Gulb
Ee . O. Teee
Borden
Borg Warner
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Migose
Tee
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Secessrers
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Transamerica Res
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Vanadium Corp Tity It Comm
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Yellow Tr & C
Rod
Curtis’ Wright
Curtis Wright
Alum Co
Ark Nat Gas
Cspieeeesees & Lie Davison Chemical Teabewene
Assoc Gas “ de Acave
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Gulf of
Beedee
Niagara
Fandeon Tees
Penn Road
Eastman Kodak
Ind
United Gas
Elec Pow & Stoy
Wee
Marshal Field
First Nat Stores
Foster Wheeler Thim Fox Film
Freeport Tex
Elec Seae
G & 401
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Mills
Gen Moteens
Ry Sig Gillette Razor
Wee Tees
Ey Aeee
Goodric Steer
Goodyear Peternees Tees
Graham Paige
Grann
Weer Ereses Daeenee
Ain
Fowler
Fillmore
Russell Middleton
Certified Public Accountant
Oliver Earle
Ami
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