Parades to Honor Governor Draw Plain Country Crowd
In Plains country a big parade plans to honor Governor Alfred and his mother in law Mrs. Claude Miller of Wichita Falls. Mason King leads the event with 12 to 15 bands, a three mile route, and a reception at City Hall. Ford mascots, fire department, and cattlemen’s groups will join, with McMurry College Bend sending 50 pieces strong.
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Mason King
Plains Country
Claude Miller
Wichita Falls
Mason
Alfred
King
Amarillo
America Legion
Fire Department
Fifth and
Polk
Grover Hill
Frank Donegan
Jay Taylor
G. C Boswell
McMurry College
Abilene
Dean Boswell
Igins Country
Fourth
City Hall
Jack rabbits menace Amarillo area drive and traffic plea
Readable items report jack rabbits increasing in the Panhandle harming wheat and grazing near Hereford, with farmer Bill Garre claiming near 60 killed at night. A Deaf Smith County rabbit drive is planned featuring a noon barbecue at a store north of Hereford to coordinate collection and field instructions by Fred Moreman.
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Panhandle
Bill Garre
Mr. Garre
Deaf Smith County
Hereford
Fred Moreman
Community Agricultural Association
Amarillo
Col. W. Williams
Elmore Rites Set for Luther Elmore
Funeral services for Luther M. Elmore aged 61 will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Chapel with Rev. J. D. Horton presiding. Elmore, a civil engineer with Panhandle Power and Light, died at 608 North Pierce Street Monday. Survivors include his widow, a son in Wichita, two daughters in Osage and Melvern, two stepdaughters, a stepson, four brothers, his mother, and other relatives. Burial is in Llano Cemetery.
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Luther M. Elmore
Blackburn-Shaw
J. D. Horton
Pierce Street
Elmore
Panhandle Power and Light Company
North Pierce Street
William Filmore Wichita
Lloyd Stevens Osage
Juanita Flmore
Alice Pope
Lucille Marshall
Haskell Marshall
BH. Elmore
D.C. Elmore
San Diego
Calif
F. B. Elmore Borger
L. C Elmore
Melvern Kans
Robert Smore
Melvern
Jimmy Smark
Clarence Nelson
A. J. Strader
O S Strickland
Roy Pope
W. D Robertson
Llano Cemetery
Judge Gee Talks on Times of Washington
District Judge W. E. Gee spoke before the Kiwanis Club on the men and times of George Washington urging a return to citizen fundamentals. He doubted today’s Congress has leaders like Madison and Hamilton and criticized current education and home training. Music by Mr. and Mrs. John Josey. Ted Lokey presided.
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Times
George Washington
Kiwanis Club
W. E. Gee
Congress
Madison
Jefferson
Hamilton
Franklin
Washington
John Josey
Ted Lokey
Francis Marion Lance Dies After Brief Illness
Francis Marion Lance 60 of Pleasant Valley died after a brief illness in a local hospital. He lived in Amarillo 18 years. Funeral services are pending with Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home. Surviving relatives include a sister Mrs. B G McDaniel a nephew W M McGough and a niece Mrs I F Settle all of Amarillo.
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Francis Marion Lance
Pleasant Valley
Amarillo
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
B G. McDaniel
W. M. McGough
I. F. Settle
Court rules on gold clause authority and silver prospects
The court backs Congress power to abrogate gold clauses in private securities and in seizing gold certificates for devalued currencies, while ruling Congress exceeded authority in abrogating gold clauses in government bonds without shown damage. Silver bloc seeks gains from the decision as silver currency expansion tests loom. Hal Gavin shifts from sheriff pursuit to running for sheriff this year.
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Congress
John M. Perry
Court of Claims
Perry
Bicycle Missing From Porch Steps On Taylor Street
Dear Tack. A boy named Ineyele had a bicycle taken from the front porch steps at 1509 Taylor Street. Last seen recently.
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Taylor Street
Children Concert Tickets Available From Schools
Tickets for the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra children’s concert in the Municipal Auditorium go on distribution to schools before noon tomorrow. They cost 10 cents each with 25 cents adult admission at the box office. About 2,500 are expected and early purchase is advised.
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Municipal Auditorium
H. A. Shaw
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Christian Thaulow
Beautification Methods Demonstrated At West Texas Beauty School
A beauty culturists convention at the W L Buck Co 514 Polk St Amarillo features Milady hair and skin decoration demonstrations by top cosmeticians. A new hairwaving machine debuting public first and a DuArt model show precede a Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel style show and dance closing the event tomorrow night.
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W. L. Buck Company
Polk Street
West Texas
New Mexico
Milady
DuArt Company
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
War Fund and holding company structures in energy sectors
The text discusses a War Fund company linked to power and gas industries and the possible formation of an operating company to serve multiple communities. It argues disintegration of large holding company systems should be encouraged by tax exemptions for exchanging securities to redistribute equities among security holders of existing corporations.
Ethiopian Diplomacy in Italo-Ethiopian Frontier Talks
The Ethiopian negotiator pursues settlement with Italy through pacific methods. Officials say Ethiopia rejects duplicating Italy’s procedures and notes Italian troop movements aim to pressure talks. Earlier reports claimed an agreement created a neutral zone between Ualual and Guerngubt.
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Italy
Ethiopia
Ualual
Guerrngubt
Kiwanis Safety Notes On Slow Passing Of School Areas
Article urges drivers to slow to at least 12 miles per hour near school grounds and juvenile gatherings including Sunday schools. Warns against speeding past children as reckless, stresses parental responsibility and maturation in safe driving to prevent disasters.
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Lt Easter
Dave Pewter
Amarillo
Capra Film Due Honors Given Others
Capra film Broadway Bill opens at the Paramount Theater Saturday starring Warner Baxter and Myrna Loy. The producer's recent pictures like It Happened One Night and Lady for a Day earned acting nods for Colbert, Gable, and Loy. The story follows J L Higgins and Higginsville with industry leaders, featuring Vinson, Walburn, Overman, Muse and Darro.
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Frank Capra
Capra
May Robson
Claudette Colbert
Clark Gable
Miss Colbert
Mr. Gable
Columbia Pictures
Paramount Theater
Warner Baxter
Myrna Loy
Miss Loy
Academy
J. L. Higgins
Higginsville
Helen Vinson
Raymond Walburn
Lynne Overman
Clarence Muse
Frankie Darro
Legislature acts on tax plans and refinery funding
Sulak of LaGrane wins 21 to 2 petition to Congress for the Frazier Lemke farm refinance bill. Sen E J Blackett of Victoria names a five member sub committee to redraft the tax program’s sales tax proposal. Governor Allred plans a substantial increase in the sulphur tax and the House revenue committee continues hearings on J Franklin Spears’s bill to raise the sulphur levy from 75 cents to 2 dollars per ton with production figures to come next week.
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Sulak
LaGrane
Congress
E. J. Blackett
Victoria
Allred
House Committee On Revenue and Taxation
J. Franklin Spears
San Antonio
Spears
Kennamer Trial Details Self Defense Claim in Gorrell Killing
The defense argues Kennamer acted in self defense when he killed Gorrell to stop a plot to extort $20,000 from H. P. Wilcox and threaten Virginia Wilcox, the 19 year old daughter. Alienists testified in court while Kennamer disputed misquotes and claimed insanity.
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Kennemer
Dr. Robinson
Gorrell
H. P. Wilcox
Virginia Wilcox
Kennamer
Wilcox
Oklahoma connections cloud Texas shooting case
Allison son claims foul play and innocence after a drive from Sudan to Amarillo ends with him wounded and a car fire. Police report only a fragmentary account as Walter Lilley and a returning Oklahoma hitchhiker piece together the events. Investigators note the attacker may be Oklahoma linked, with multiple Oklahoma ties among key details.
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Son, Sr
Allison
Sudan
Amarillo
Miami
Okla
Hereford
Walter Lilley
Hastings
Oklahoma
John J. Carroll
Chickasha
West
Seventh Avenue
Claude Burial for Kathryn Brian Girl Slated
Funeral services for Kathryn Eloise Brian 13 daughter of Mrs Laura Brian of Canyon are set for this afternoon at 2 in the First Baptist Church Canyon. The body will be transported to Claude cemetery for burial by N S Griggs and Sons.
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Kathryn Eloise Brian
Laura Brian
Canyon
First Baptist Church
Claude Cemetery
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Sandies hear season praise at Texas awards program
Coach Cherry led an awards ceremony honoring many athletes. Jerry Malin spoke as Globe News sports editor, then presented recipients who received watches and sweaters, and those who earned letters were named. Names included Brunson, Denton, Powell, Cline, Donovan, Cannon and many others.
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Texas
Coach Cherry
Jerry Malin
The
Globe News
Malin
Brunson
Denton
Powell
Cline
Donovan
Cannon
Rains
Storseth
Fyfe
Peterson
Cochrane
Mathews
Sullivan
Bufkin
Harlow
Waggoner
Ricketts
Underwood
White
Fitz
Stidger
Isaacs
Rogers
Bailey
Gamblin
Crawford
Wright
Hargrove
Goodwin
Wiseley
Coffman
Mater
Williams
Miller
Broaddus
Killman
Garre
Rice
Storm
Warden Mrs Waters Remembered For Reform School Guidance
Mrs Waters served as warden of the reformatory through two administrations. Appointed eight years ago by Henry Johnston during the governorship, she followed the death of her husband Dr George A Waters, a pioneer head of the institution. She called inmates my boys and 519 inmates petitioned to retain her after an investigation.
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Waters
Reformatory
Henry S. Johnston
George A. Waters
Kansas City Livestock Market Slows Amid Price Shifts
Hogs totaled 3,500 with few sales and higher bids for select 230-2bu weights as packers stay cautious. Cattle at 3,000 with fed steers steady near 12.75. cows and calves mixed amid lighter bids. Sheep 5,000 with lambs up 15-25 cents. good natives to 8.25 for lambs and ewes 4.00-5.00. New Orleans cotton opened active but eased. March at 12.57, May 12.65, July 12.71, Oct 12.59, slipping to 12.44-12.62 later.
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Kansas City
S.uu
Ewes
New Orleans
Liverpool
A. Inskatiow
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