City election heat rises with April 2 vote
With the city election less than a month away interest grows daily. Joe Jenkins entered the city commissioners race for Place No 1 yesterday and is a brick and tile dealer who ran two years ago. Rumors say Dr. W M Curl Amarillo dentist may run. Mayors and other candidates remain unannounced for now. The election is scheduled for April 2.
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Air Mail Schedule Changes Announced by Post Office
New TWA flight schedules introduce daylight east and west routes from English Airport with departures at 12 30 P M for Los Angeles and 5 19 A M 5 38 P M for eastbound service. Postmaster W D DeGrass notes the change to air mail operations and daylight flying. Archer City grand jury indicts Leonard Hern for assault with intent to murder after Herman Hoff was stabbed repeatedly at Windthrust February 17. Hoff wards in hospital in critical condition.
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Brotherhood Day in Amarillo Draws Big Audience Hope
Amarillo ministers announced plans for Brotherhood Day as part of a national observance led by President Roosevelt. Dr. R. Thomson will preside at Central Presbyterian with Mayor Ross D. Rogers as speaker, joined by Dr. Grimes Bishop Lureyo Nussbaum Snodgrass Yates Seaman and Thaulow. The event emphasizes interfaith solidarity and year round civic projects.
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Motion Picture Awards of 1934 Buzz in Hollywood
Hollywood eyes center stage as nominations for the 1934 Academy Awards circulate. Dan Thomas predicts winners across production, acting, directing and writing while noting It Happened One Night and The Thin Man as major contenders.
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Arrow shirts showcase new Mucca model and Trump look
Mr. Jack promotes Arrow shirts claiming colors and patterns stay within good taste. Arrow Collars praised as best looking and most comfortable, with Santorized fabric ensuring no shrinkage. Customers invited to see new colors and patterns and the shaped-to-fit Mucca model.
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Guiding Your Child by Alice Clarissa Richmond
A parenting column argues most childhood bad habits like thumb sucking and nail biting stem from deeper needs. Gentle, self-motivated control, not nagging, helps. shaming or constant correction worsens habits that children often outgrow on their own when noticed by themselves or teased into self interest.
Texas Car License Bill Is Approved
A Texas Senate committee approved a licensing plan by Senator W. R. Poage of Waco. The bill would license drivers without a uniform law, no exam or fees, allow revocation, and bar licenses for under 14, insane, habitual drunkards or drug addicts.
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Modern women and the changing social code
The column rails at modern women who imitate men and abandon traditional virtues, then shifts to railroad notices and staff movements. It notes W. W. Davis and F. L. Myers returning to Amarillo, Carl B. Lansing in Houston, and other Santa Fe and Rock Island staff updates amid broader War era statistics and letters from officials.
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