Wrestling Results: Dusek Defeats Singh in New York
United Press reports in New York Rudy Dusek of Omaha threw Bagat Singh of India. In San Francisco George Wilson of Seattle beat Dean Detton of Salt Lake City and George Vassell of Greece defeated Cowboy Jack Ray of Texas.
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United Press
New York
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Bagat Singh
India
San Francisco
George Wilson
Seattle
Dean Detton
Salt Lake City
George Vassell
Greece
Cowboy Jack Ray
Texas
Basketball Scores Rushed by United Press Roundup
Cincinnati 33 Ohio U 30 Georgia Tech 43 Sewanee a Geneva 49 Carnegie Tech 18 Miss 36 Miss State 35 Ohio Wesleyan 38 Miami 36 South Carolina 28 Duke 23 St Thomas 52 Bucknell 27 Texas A and M 35 Arkansas 2B Texas Christian 39 Baylor 34 Rice 45 Texas 34 Southwestern 27 Washburn 23 Oregon 28 Idaho 27.
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The
United Press
Cincinnati
Ohio U
Georgia Tech
Sewanee A. Geneva
Carnegie Tech
Miss
Miss. State
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
South Carolina
Duke
St. Thomas
Bucknell
Texas A. & M
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Baylor
Rice
Texas
Southwestern
Washburn
Oregon
Idaho
Amarillo Chamber To Be Funded By Membership Through April
Amarillo's Chamber of Commerce will operate on a membership basis until April 15 as decided by directors yesterday. City commission support and continued memberships after April 15 depend on a mass meeting and city action. About 250 dollars more is needed to run until April 15. over 500 dollars has been donated. A committee to raise funds will be appointed by the chairman at Friday's meeting at the Amarillo Hotel.
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Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Charles Wolflin
Civic
Cotton
Rolla Townsend
Amarillo Hotel
Frank Butler
Will R. Winch
Phil Reppert
Norris Ewing
Horace Russell
Paul Edquist
C. P. Bordwell
C. S. Makeig
G. W. Luke
A. N. Olver
George Ordway
George Broome
Hardin
Roswell Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Odd Fellows Hall
Guy Bennett
Cc. C. Gruhlkey
H. G. Hamrick
W. H. van Shaw
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Gatlin brothers thwarted in jail escape attempt
Melvin and Luther Gatlin, wanted in Oklahoma on kidnapping charges, attempted to escape Pima County jail by overpowering a trusty. Jailer James Dunaway defended himself as the door to the cell tank was opened, triggering an alarm and police arrival. Nearly 1000 agricultural laborers work in London.
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Tucson
Ariz
Gatlin Brothers
Melvin
Luther
Oklahoma
Pima County
James Dunaway
Gatlins
King Albert's Death Shocks World And Rail Unions
The article recounts King Albert of Belgium’s 1919 U S trip and his bond with railway workers, noting his kindness to a broken legged brakeman and his hands on engine throttles. It also covers Amarillo and Globe-News union updates, wage cut threats by railroads, and a May 12 Mother’s Day stamp issued by Postmaster General Farley.
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Albert
Belgium
United States
Santa Fe
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Thoreau
Laguna
Albuquerque
L. H. Cockran
Grand Canyon
Cockran
Farley
Home cough remedy promises quick relief and big savings
A vintage home remedy advertises mixing sugar and water to make a syrup, then adding Pinex to create a cheap pint of cough remedy. It claims threefold action soothing inflamed membranes loosening phlegm and clearing air passages, with restful sleep and guaranteed relief or money back.
Penney Store in Sales Fete in Amarillo
The Amarillo J. C. Penney Co. store led the nation with a 115 percent sales gain in 1933 over 1932 and was honored with a national achievement banner. Manager J. W. Luke and 40 employees celebrated at a banquet dance at The Nat, with Ray Jenkins of Oklahoma City delivering the banner remarks. Several attendees from the local area joined in the celebration, and Luke credited planned newspaper advertising and sales staff efficiency for the strong performance.
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Amarillo
J. C. Penney Company
United States
J. W. Luke
Nat
Luke
Norris Ewing
News-Globe
Mr. Ewing
Ray Jenkins
G. W. Luke
Harry West
C. T. Johnson
Hal B. Smith
Jimmie Ludiker
Jack Duncan
Roy McBride
Gene Storr
Jack Thomas
Murray Robertson
TWA Sends First Planes Through On New Schedule
Transcontinental Western Air launched its revised schedule with two passenger and express planes flying last night. The eastbound tri motor arrived at 2 18 a.m., over an hour early, while the westbound landed at 4 55 a.m., about three hours late after delays from Kansas City connections. Ten passengers rode the eastbound plane and seven on the westbound. both carried express mail. No local airport or postal developments were reported.
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Transcontinental
Western Air
Air Mail
Kansas City
PWA Official Back to Ranch From Texas Advising Role
Clifford B. Jones, regional advisor for the Public Works Administration in Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma, will leave February 28 and return to Spur to manage the Swenson cattle interests in Dickens Crosby Garza counties totaling about 210000 acres. The ranches were once as large as 500000 acres.
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Fort Worth
Clifford B. Jones
Swenson
West Texas
Public Works Administration
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Spur
Dickens
Crosby
Garza
Mother's Day Observed on May 13 This Year
Boulder Dam construction is well over 18 months ahead of schedule with 1,000 men employed on the concrete work. Twenty five car loads of cement and 250 carloads of sand and gravel are used every day.
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Boulder Dam
Third Gas Waste Suit Is Filed Here
The federal suit targets Lawrence R. Hagg D. D. Harrington and Stanley Marsh of Amarillo to stop their gasoline stripping plant in Carson County from wasting gas in the Panhandle field. Henry Schafer Inc of Oklahoma City, a Carson County landowner, says the plant drains his gas and wastes 97 percent of its value by extracting gasoline and venting gas. The action accuses widespread loss of gas reserves and threats to oil production from reduced gas pressure, noting stripers with Texas Railroad Commission permits may violate the state constitution. Nearly all 52 stripping plants are involved in federal court suits.
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Lawrence R. Hagg
D. D. Harrington
Stanley Marsh
Amarillo
Carson County
Federal District Court
Panhandle
Henry Schafer
Texas Railroad Commission
Soldier-Diplomat Russell Named Next Marine Commandant
President Roosevelt forwarded Major General John H. Russell to the Senate for confirmation as the Marine Corps commandant to succeed Major General Ben H. Fuller, who will retire next month due to age. Russell, a soldier diplomat, is slated to lead the corps.
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Washington
Marine Corps
John H. Russell
Roosevelt
Senate
Russell
Ben H. Fuller
Scout Court Of Awards To Honor Amarillo Troops
Boy Scouts and leaders of the Amarillo Area Council will be honored in a court of awards at 1 30 tonight in the Potter County courthouse district court room. James P Fitch regional scout executive will attend and present the eagle badge to Bond Burgess Jr the only recipient. John J McKnight will preside as the court of honor chairman. Polar bear honor emblems will be given to scouts and leaders from the Palo Duro Canyon winter camp. Most first and second class badges will be awarded this final central court with future merit and life badges in district courts.
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Amarillo Area
Potter County
James P. Fitch
Dallas
Amarillo
Fitch
Bond Burgess, Jr
MecKnignt
John 8. McKnight
Council Court of Honor Committee
Palo Duro Canyon
Scout
Marvin J. Paul
Arthur A. Kellner
Allison Moody
Franklin Hill
J. W. Bentley
Damon Blake
Jack Adkins, Jr
George Wiseman
J. T. Oliver
Wayne Fergus
Bobby Rogers
Notable Names in Wichita Falls and Muskogee Notices
Don Pauline Duling J F Luke Wichita Falls Mr and Mrs Jno A Latham Muskogee Okla.
Cystex Claim Promises Quick Kidney and Urinary Relief
An ad-eye for Cystex claims a doctor’s prescription formula that soothes irritated urinary tissues and starts in 15 minutes. It markets itself as helping millions with nighttime urination, leg pains, and rheumatic symptoms, with a money back guarantee on return of empties.
Florida Seeks Return of Prisoner in Embezzlement Case
Deputy Sheriff J C Brown traveled to Lexington Texas to secure Roy Co Mauclin for a ten year Florida sentence tied to an $1800 embezzlement from a telegraph company. Mauclin, moved from Florida to Texas on bank robbery charges, is now bonded at $1000 while other co defendants faced varying sentences.
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Miami
Pia
J. C. Brown
Lexington
Tex
Roy Co
Mauchin
Florida
Mauldlin
Texas
Mauclin
Freida Vallie
Oklahoma
Josephine Roach
Wheat damage believed high in Panhandle after sandstorm
Walter A. Barlow of Great West Mill and Elevator estimates Panhandle wheat losses at 1.5 million bushels after last weekend’s sandstorm. He cautions 1934 yields may drop to about 55 percent of average with only five to six bushels per acre possible, while dormant seed could recover if moisture returns. France shows birth-rate gains over prewar levels.
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Walter Barlow
Acre
Panhandle
Walter A. Barlow
Great West Mill & Elevator Company
Mr. Barlow
Grimes Haines and Crawford Sign With Cardinals
Burleigh Grimes Jess Haines and Pat Crawford agreed to contracts with the St Louis Cardinals. Grimes headlined as the dean of National League pitchers and headed to Hot Springs Ark for spring training preparation after signing.
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ST. Louis
Burleigh Grimes
Jess Haines
Pat Crawford
St. Louis Cardinal
Cardinal
Grimes
Urban Faber
White Sox
Hot Springs
Ark
Texas shooter wins International Flyer championship title
Harley E. Woodward of Houston Tex won the International Flyer championship in Kansas City by hitting 95 of 100 flyers to claim the cash prize of 342 dollars. He joined his father E F Woodward as a holder of the title with this victory.
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Texas
Kansas City
Harley E. Woodward
Houston
Tex
E. F. Woodward
Woodward
Shaute Released by Dodgers in Unconditional Move
Brooklyn Dodgers announce the unconditional release of 33 year old left handed pitcher Joe Shaute. The news comes from Brooklyn on February 21 as Shaute exits the club.
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Carpenters Hall
Jack Sears
C. A. Chessir
J. E. Mulhern
Harve Grey
W. W. Finch
Harve Gray
J. C. Collier
W. B. Fowler
Globe-News Linotype
Lubbock
W. H
Perk) Rogers
Globe News Composing Room
Fern Wirtz
J. S. Huckabee
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Wirtz
Amarillo Carpenters Union
Globe News Chapel
Delaware and Hudson
Kansas City Southern
Mobile
Ohio
Louisiana
Chicago and
Northwestern
Congress
Percy Tyrrell
Okie
Penney
TWA
PWA
Clifford Jones
Cornell & Company Certified Public Accountants
Wilbur E. Swenson
Certified Public Accountant
Oliver Eakle
Wichita
Citie
Pullmans and Coaches
FT Worth
Galveston
New Orleans
Pullman
Southern Pacific
Sunbeam
Ft. Worth
Thern Pacific E. M. Vernon
France
Cardinals
Big Grimes
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F. O. B. Detroit
Universal Credit Company
Ford Finance Plan
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Columbia Network
Walter Irvin, Inc
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