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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1934

Page

14

France Launches Vast Air Plan With Billions In Costs

Paris reports France approves a three air program costing about 6.5 billion francs per year. General Victor De l Air told the finance committee that military aviation is in an extremely difficult situation and pledged regained ground through modernizations and improved morale. Some see the move as a response in the ongoing reluctance to renew rearmament talks with Germany.

Paris Prance Victor de Ofair Chamber of Deputies France Germany

Masons Confer Music Degree on Dr Hyden

The Musical Master’s degree was conferred upon Dr. J. M. Hyden of Ilo yesterday at Amarillo’s first district Masons meeting. Deputy grand master Ira Brown said the event drew nearly all towns within 100 miles and delegations came from Panhandle districts. The conference ran from 2 to 10 with speakers including James O. Gulekie W F Nix S H Condron Mr Brown and Dr W M Curl.

J. M. Hyden Ilo Ira Brown Amarillo Panhandle James O. Gulekie W. F. Nix S. H. Condron West Texas State Teachers College Brown W. M. Curl

Oh Doctor Operetta Shines At Central Junior High

The Central Junior High School operetta Oh Doctor will be staged tonight at eight in the Senior High School auditorium. Audiences praise the dress rehearsal as the best in a sequence of school productions. The sanitarium set on the Rio Grande features Mexican, cowboy, and Spaniard choruses with a nurses and doctors act. The Junior High School orchestra will perform between acts under Miss Pearl Miller’s direction with assistant Frances Wayne Smith.

Rio Grande River Pearl Miller Frances Wayne Smith

Hill Bible Class To Hear Kiddies Chorus At Hill

The T Newton Hill Bible class Sunday meeting features a chorus of 30 McKinley School children directed by Orewe Hudgins. Parents friends and guests attend. Class singing led by H A Shaw with Doris Shaw on piano. Judge Gee and Dr Snodgrass to lead the Bible lesson. The Texas Theater hosts at 9 40.

T. Newton Hill McKinley School Orewe Hudgins H. A. Shaw Doris Shaw W. E. Gee R. C. Snodgrass Texas Theater

TAX COLLECTOR IN WARNING ON AUTO REFUNDS

Miss Jewell Davidson county tax collector warned motor car and truck owners who paid 20 percent license penalties must claim refunds by March 15. Only about a third have claimed. Legislature ordered penalties returned. Uncertainty remains on deadline with March 31 or April 30 as possible dates. Davidson sought a ruling from the state highway department which asked the attorney general for guidance.

Davidson State Highway Department Attorney General

Last Rites Today For Stinnett Youth

Funeral services are held at 4 PM at the First Baptist Church in Stinnett for Louie Christian 21 son of Mr and Mrs W E Christian of Stinnett who died yesterday at a local hospital He was a former student of West Texas State Teachers College Canyon Survived by five brothers and three sisters including Walter Buster Lester Paul Roy and sisters Mrs W B Goodwin Mrs Henry Turner Mrs John Gilliam and his parents.

Louie Christian Christian Stinnett First Baptist Church 4 Byerly West Texas State Walter Buster Lester Paul Roy W. RB. Goodwin Henry Turner John Gilliam

Texas Senate Backs Ban on Endurance Contests

Texas Senate approves a bill banning walkathons, marathons and other endurance contests, with penalties including fines from 100 to 1000 dollars and 30 to 90 days in jail. If the House concurs and the governor signs, the law would take effect in Texas.

Austin House Texas Senate Texas Margie Neal Carthage

Shriners First 1934 Dance Set for Saturday Night

Macon Carder Khiva Shrine Patrol president invites everyShriner in the Panhandle and guests to attend Khiva Temple’s first ball of 1934. Music by the Melody Maids from 9 to 12. Admission is $1 per couple. guests may attend without cards.

Macon Carder Khiva Shrine Patrol Carder Gues Khiva Temple

My Beauty Hint for Clear Skin and Soft Make Up

A simple beauty routine emphasizes soap and a soft brush to stimulate circulation without harming skin. Rinse with lukewarm water, dry gently, apply nourishing cream, then sponge off with rose water and finish with makeup.

Librarian Ralph Munn to tour Australia and New Zealand

Carnegie Library director Ralph Munn announced a five month trip to Australia and New Zealand beginning around April 1. He will spend three winters away, first in Pittsburgh then in the Antipodes, returning in time for a third winter back home.

Pittsburgh Ralph Munn Carnegie Library Australia New Zealand Antipodes

Lady Mount Temple Calls For Abolishing Plain Gold Band

Lady Mount Temple wife of a former transport minister urged the National Jewellers Association to abolish the plain gold wedding band calling it a monstrosity She favors replacing it with a gem set ring or a plain platinum circlet at the association’s annual dinner in London February 23.

London Lady Mount Temple National Jewellers’ Association

UT to Create Municipal Research Bureau in Texas

President Benedict announced the University of Texas will establish a bureau of municipal research linked to the government department. Dr. Roscoe C. Martin will serve as director. The bureau will offer consultant services to cities, study city issues, and pursue its own research projects. It is the state's first such establishment.

Austin H. Y. Benedict University of Texas Department of Government University Roscoe C. Martin Martin State Texas

Wright City man charged with murder in kel ly stabbing case

L. P. Walker of Wright City faced murder charges today over the stabbing of D. W. Kelly a rig builder from Overton who died from wounds suffered during an Wright City altercation three weeks earlier.

Tyler U.P L. P. Walker Wright City D. W. Kelly Overton

Black-Draught praised for headache relief and syrup taste

Mrs Elmer Leverett of Carrier Mills Michigan says Black-Draught helps dizziness and headaches after twelve years use. She notes a bad taste signals an upcoming headache and that starting treatment can prevent it. Children may prefer the new pleasant tasting syrup form.

Thedford Elmer Leverett Carrier Mills

Fall Down Precipice Fatal to Young Girl

Miss Ana bel Skeetoe a 16 year old from Georgetown Louisiana died after slipping on a precipice at Hueco Tanks 26 miles northeast of El Paso and falling 125 feet Burke Mosley and Bill House aided her a mile to meet an El Paso hospital her father is M F Skeetoe of Georgetown

EL Paso Anabel Skeetoe Georgetown Hueco Tanks Burke Mosley Bill House M. F. Skeetoe

Funeral planned for railroad man drowned fishing

William T. Campbell, 43, former Texas and Pacific Railroad conductor, drowned while fishing in Lake Kirby near Abilene. Funeral arrangements were pending.

Abilene Texas William T. Campbell Texas & Pacific Railroad Lake Kirby

Itch Epidemic Warned In Texas Prompting Brown's Lotion Ad

In a mid century style alert, a Texas spread of itch is urged to treat with Brown's Lotion and Brown's Lotion Soap. The ad promises germs cannot live where the product is applied and notes prices of 60 cents and 1 dollar from Randol Drug Stores.

Texas

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