Feminine Charms To Be Discussed At Amarillo Beauty Show
Beauticians from West Texas Oklahoma Southwestern Kansas and New Mexico attend the W L Buck Company Beauty Parlor Trade Show in Amarillo for three days of lectures demonstrations and post graduate sessions. Mayor Rogers welcomes visitors and Robert Hill introduces manufacturers. Miss LaVada Isbell and Miss Virginia Huss headline the opening program. B L Neal of Wichita Falls also arrives as an early delegate.
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Eve
West Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
New Mexico
Amarillo
W. L. Buck Company
Herring Hotel
Crystal Ballroom
Ross Cd. Rogers
Robert Hill
LaVada Isbell
Fort Worth
Texas Hair Dressers’ Association
Dallas
Virginia Huss
Model Beauty Shop
Chicago
B. L. Neal
Wichita Falls
Texas Association of Beauty Culturists
Japs Hint U S Money Used To Arm Chinese
Tokyo reports that part of a 50 million dollar US loan to China is said to fund Chinese airbase expansion at Foochow and Amoy. A Japanese official said Akira Ariyoshi would press the Nanking Government to confirm or deny the claims.
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U.S
Tokyo
America
China
Foochow
Amoy
Akira Ariyoshi
Nanking
Fukien
United States
Washington
Texas House Passes Two Oil Regulation Bills
The Texas House backed two measures to empower the Railroad Commission to inspect refinery records and enforce oil production rules. Both lacked the 100 vote threshold for immediate effect. A refinery inspection bill was rejected from committee by four votes amid refinery-opponent claims. The House also sent to the Senate a pink boll worm compensation act claims deadline bill setting April 15.
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Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
House of Representatives
Amos Scarborough
Jasper
R. L. Long
Wichita Falls
House
Senate
Oil proration hearing predicts Texas March demand
Edward B. Swanson, head of the U S Bureau of Mines, attends a Texas Railroad Commission hearing in Austin. He estimates March Texas oil demand at 947 009 barrels daily, above the previous allowable Texas output of 930 881 barrels. East Texas show split views on field allowances, with some seeking higher limits and others urging adherence to recent federal court upheld proration orders.
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Austin
U.P
Edward B. Swanson
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
East Texas
Railroad Commission
Wynekoop Case Goes to Trial a Second Time
Chicago February 19 Dr Alice Lind says Wynekoop faced a second life trial charged with murdering her daughter in law Rheta Gardner Wynekoop Prosecutor Charles B Dougherty again seeks the death penalty Wynekoop pleads not guilty The trial opens with defense attorney Milton Smith ill and session shortened
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Criminal Courts Building
Chicago
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Rheta Gardner Wynekoop
Charles 8. Dougherty
Wynekoop
Milton Smith
Trio Frozen To Death In Kansas Blizzard
Adam A. Pfeiffer and his two sons William 15 and Gilbert 12 were found frozen to death near Hays Kansas after their motor car stalled in a blizzard while they tried to reach shelter.
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Hays
Kan
Adam A. Pfeiffer
Here
William
Gilbert
Belgium mourns King Albert I as Leopold III set to succeed
World closes ranks in grief over Albert I killed in a mountain fall. Belgium plans to crown Leopold III, the 32 year old son, amid mixed reactions from Communists and broad political unity. Delegations from nations prepare for Brussels funeral and coronation. Germany expresses sympathy as Von Hindenburg leads military leaders in condolences.
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Belgium
Albert
Leopold III
Leopold
Brussels
Germany
Europe
von Hindenburg
Army air mail service ready to fly across the nation
The U S Army Air Corps readies a massive air mail operation aiming to carry mail via 21 routes with 148 aircraft beginning flights from Newark to Miami this afternoon weather permitting. Officials warn of possible delays as winter conditions loom but plan for 41 000 miles daily over 68 trips with safety as a priority.
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Washington
United States Army
Newark
N. J
Miami
Army Air Corps
Benjamin Foulois
Army Air Corpse
Air Corps
Gafety
Navy Goes to Sea 27000 Strong In Mock Defense
Navy launches a three day sea test with 27000 sailors. Dawn signals 90 fighting ships and about 306 warplanes from San Pedro and San Diego bases to a secret rendezvous at sea. Admiral Reeves commands the high sea fleet including battleships carriers light cruisers destroyers and the dirigible Macon. Brumby directs fast striking force after coordinating subs and destroyers.
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San Pedro
Calif
America
San Diego
Joseph Reeves
Macon
Frank H. Brumby
Indianapolis
Ill wind yields odd rescue after Panhandle gale
After a fierce dust storm in the Panhandle the wind eased and temperatures fell from 36 at 1 am to near 16 above in places. Damages included shattered plate glass at J J Newberry and F W Woolworth in Plainview, torn signs and a roof piece at the Boy Scouts building, with wheat damage reported as unknown but severe.
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Clarendon
J. J. Newberry Company
Polk Street
F. W. Woolworth Company
Sixth and
Green Brothers’ Furniture
Taylor Street
Boy Scouts
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Wheat loss in Panhandle sandstorm tops thousand dollars
Walter A. Barlow of the Great West Mill & Elevator Company estimates age damage to Panhandle wheat from the sandstorm at thousands of dollars.
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Panhandle
Walter A. Barlow
The
Great West Mill & Elevator Company
Freezing Weather Sweeps Texas Stateswide
Sub freezing temperatures followed a rain and norther sweeping Texas from the Panhandle to the Lower Rio Grande. Plainview recorded 16 degrees with winds driving the chill, while the Gulf coast and Rio Grande areas saw temperatures in the low 40s as a sandstorm preceded the winter blast. The cold snap spread rapidly and relief was not expected soon.
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Associated Press
Texas
Panhandle
Plainview
Gulf
Rio Grande Valley
Bloodless Bandit Raid Stirs Oklahoma Manhunt Fallout
In Muskogee a major manhunt left 17 suspects jailed in state police actions across Muskogee and Sallisaw. Floyd and Bradshaw eluded capture amid clashes earlier, with no casualties reported unlike Sapulpa and Chelsea confrontations.
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Sallisaw
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Sapulpa
Chelsea
Cookson Hills
Ky Carlisle
Susie Sharp
Last Air Mail Ship Here This Evening
Air mail service ends in Amarillo at midnight as Army takes over mail contracts. The 6 15 pm tri motor from Los Angeles will depart for Kansas City with remaining night flights in doubt. A private Douglas deluxe airliner set a new speed record from Los Angeles to Kansas City then on to New York, not stopping in Amarillo.
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Amarillo
Army
United States
Tri-Motor
Los Angeles
TWA
Kansas City
New York
English Field
Amarillo Area Weather Outlook Tonight and Tuesday
Forecast shows fair and warmer conditions for Amarillo and nearby areas tonight and Tuesday. West Texas expects fair skies, cooler in the southeast, rising temperatures in the Panhandle, with Tuesday continuing fair and warmer. New Mexico likely fair tonight, warmer in the northeast, Tuesday fair in the south, unsettled in the north with possible rain in the northwest and warmer east. Temperature extremes reach 19 to 35.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Press Codes Released By Roosevelt on Newspaper Staff Rules
President Roosevelt approves the newspaper publishers code and orders papers with large circulations to reassign their news staffs to a five day forty hour week. A 60 day study will determine child labor rules for delivery boys and sales staff and editorial hour provisions. He expresses dissatisfaction with current child labor limits allowing under sixteen to sell papers 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. in winter.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Bandit Captured In Pampa Holdup
PAMPA Feb. 19 Two men early today tied up three theater employees and a barber, stealing 15 dollars from the office of manager Tom Blair. One suspect claimed New Orleans residence and was arrested shortly after. A second barber fled when ordered to surrender, but Conrad Graham pursued a suspect, drawing a motorcycle officer who made the arrest.
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Pampa
Tom Blair
New Orleans
Conrad Graham
John J McGraw Ill Condition Worsens
New Rochelle hospital reportsJohn J McGraw part owner of the New York Giants is ill with uremia His temperature and pulse are up and he had a restless night according to physicians bulletin issued today in New York February 19
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New York
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
New Rochelle
Fire sweeps seven Fort Worth area businesses
Fire of undetermined origin swept through seven business buildings in Fort Worth area causing about 40000 dollars in damage. The burned properties included a feed store a drug store a filling station a cafe a shoe shop a barber shop and a grocery.
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Fort Worth
Rickenbacker lands final Transcontinental flight
Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker touched down at 1 01 P M in Newark to complete the last commercial flight for Transcontinental and Western Air Inc The milestone marks the end of an era for the carrier and its air services between major cities with the experiment of early commercial air travel now concluding.
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Newark
N. J
Eddie Rickenbacker
Transcontinental & Western Air, Inc
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