Weather deluge sparks panhandle tales and Shamrock notices
A Panhandle reader reports 1.25 inches of precipitation over the weekend with sleet in El Paso and snow in Muleshoe, Hereford hail, and gusty northwest winds. The item weaves in Shamrock Old Maids Day plans, local jokes, butter soap curiosity, and bids to buy horses, urging readers to attend Shamrock events and reflect on regional life.
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Young pianist leads Berkeley orchestra through vibrant program
Conductor Christian Thaulow reheares a six week program featuring Mendelssohn Thais Nutcracker selections and Elgar Pomp and Circumstance. Musician Marcue Gordon, 25, Juilliard alum and noted tennis star, headlines the concert with a distinguished ensemble of violins violas cellos and winds.
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Austin Myers
H. V. Robertson
Herschel Coffee
Roberta Cohen
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Oscar Croson
Clifton Oliver Jr
Irving Tolzieo
Paul M. Waddill
Helen Strite
Lester Leeman
Floyd Marsh
Anna Lee
Ruth Thornton
Gladys Burnett
Dorothy Coan
Maurine Stewart
Hermes Nye
Ruby Hutchinson
Cleta Grace Holland
Vivian Robertson
Charles Campbell
Geraldine Warner
Virginia Middleton
Worth amendment drives county grievance boards passed
Worth offered an amendment Friday to create grievance boards in each county and the measure was adopted 71 to 52. A related amendment favors relief-roll applicants when selecting relief staff, while other proposals were defeated or substituted in the Senate oil regulations debate.
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They Write To Tack Clothing Business Letter
Dear Tack: In answer to your party is Wednesday's Globe there is something about the clothing business you have not learned. Some businesses are operated strictly in cold blooded money making base then there are others that operate on a basis of fair play.
R. J. Parsons Tribute Planned in Amarillo
Friends and relatives gather at Central Presbyterian Church at 4 pm to honor R. J. Parsons 68 a civic leader who died at home after a heart attack Burial at Llano Cemetery was arranged with pallbearers led by Judge J N Riggs and Ben Smith Parsons came to Amarillo in 1907 and was a longtime office supplies dealer a prohibitionist with survivors including widow a son Ed Davis Parsons and daughter Cecile Parsons
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van Buren Street
W. C. Mitchell
Guy Whitcomb
Herman Kerr
Walter Allen
J.N. Riggs
Ben Smith
J. W. Crudgington
Mr. Parsons
Amarillo
St. Louis
Parsons
Ed Davis Parsons
Amarillo College
Cecile Parsons
Texas Tech
Charles Parsons
Burlington
Huey Long Followers Rush Away After Clash at Station
Huey Long supporters clutched their pockets as they hurried Long toward the line of cars. Long and his guards boarded the motor caravan as officials departed separately with the Rev. Gerald K. Smith arriving on the same train and exiting in another direction.
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Mellon governs policies of the Mellon fortune, witness says
Howard M. Johnson testified before the board of tax appeals that Andrew W Mellon personally shapes the policies and destinies of the Mellon fortune. Johnson, Mellon's long time secretary and prepares the income tax returns, said sales or purchases without Mellon's consultation were possible but always aligned with Mellon's policies.
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Paraguay Regarded As Outlaw Nation
Geneva reports Paraguay is branded an outlaw by the League of Nations for not heeding three month end to the Gran Chaco war against Bolivia. Argentina sanctions and Paraguay’s resignation from the League take effect only after two years and require payment of arrears. A separate item notes a $6,000 offer from a Brooklyn veteran to swap places with Hauptmann for the Lindbergh case execution.
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Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Stanley Prystup
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Barrow kin involved as Bonnie and Clyde case trial opens
Barrow family members testified as the Clyde and Bonnie Bonnie Parker case moves through federal charges for harboring fugitives on the Dyer Act. John Basden and several others pleaded guilty as 44 witnesses testified. Witnesses described meetings with the fugitives and Bonnie’s injuries after an automobile fire.
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Blanche Barrow
William H. Atwell
Emma Parker
Mildred Hamilton
Steve Davis
Marie Francis
Audrey Fay Barrow
Mace
Lake Dallas
L. C. Barrow
Fort Smith
Ark
Ethiopian unrest linked to railroad plans and foreign protection
Mrs. Walker warns the Ethiopia crisis stems from Italy seeking a railroad through the nation, with Britain seen as protector and Americans among favored foreigners. She travels with Virgil Daugherty toward return to the United States after a lengthy journey from Gore, Oklahoma, via Egypt and Hong Kong.
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Italy
Great Britain
San Francisco
Pair of desperadoes seize youths after highway ambush near Denton
Two gunmen identified as Hamilton and an accomplice abduct a Loftus and Harlow along with young Bus ter Mayes after stopping at a farmer's home. The group spent the night guarded in the living room while officers traced the missing youth and recovered several firearms tied to a Beaumont robbery and a Dallas escape.
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Buster Mayes
Loftus
Harlow
Hamilton
West Dallas
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Texas
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Carthage
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Floyd Hamilton
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Louisiana
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New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady as Liverpool Cables Fall
Cotton markets opened fairly active in New Orleans with prices slipping 1 to 2 points early amid liquidation in New York and weaker sterling. March to October contracts traded down to 12.29 to 12.59 before drifting toward steady, supported by some trade buying and short covering. Kansas City livestock followed with mixed gains in hogs and cattle, while New York stocks listed many industrials and utilities in a broad, unsettled session.
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Torrow
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Nine Arrests After Weekend Sweep Hits City and County Jails
Nine men were in city or county jail after weekend arrests by city officers. Four face charges including Alvin Ash tampering with an automobile and George Gray stealing an automobile. Andrew and B Pranks accused of aggravated assault. Additional arrests involve theft of wheat and chickens with two signers. Police expect formal charges later today. The report also cites distress calls from several ships in the Bay of Biscay and nearby waters seeking assistance or towage.
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George Gray
Andrew and
B. Pranks
Ash
Gray
Fay Means
Swift Packing Company
Frank Boys
George Anderson
Anderson
St. Anthony's Hospital
Eftichia Vergottis
Bay of Biscay
San Pietro
Ottinge
Lands End
Symie
Antwerp
Levant
San Melio
Tuxpan
Tyne
Liberty
Relief and defense urged as nation faces unemployment
In Atlantic City Jesse Jones RFC chairman urged public support for Roosevelt’s relief program, calling unemployment the nation’s main unsolved problem. He accused business leaders who refuse to borrow of short sightedness. In Austin Governor Allred appointed Dr. C B Kiel of Wichita Falls to the state medical examiners board to fill Dr Witt’s unexpired term.
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N. J
U.P
Jesse Jones
RFC
Roosevelt
Austin
Allred
C. B. Kiel
Wichita Falls
State Board of Medical Examiners
J. M. Witt
Waco
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