Prairies Wind Myths Rally Health Fun In Amarillo
A humorous column extols dust storms as sources of Vitamin K delivering vigor and youth. It praises Panhandle winds for shaping women’s legs and cites local events including a Mother-in-Law Day parade, a cattlemen’s convention plan, a barbecue for Governor Allred, and a fundraising dance for a drill team. It weaves light anecdotes on marriages, horse trading, a Longview newspaper edition, and a prize offer for lost money in Amarillo.
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Fountain of Youth
Harry
Cassidy Funeral Services Held for James Cassidy
Funeral services for James Cassidy age 35 of Houston were held at noon at Blackburn-Shaw Chapel with Rev. Robert C. Jones of the First Church of Christ officiating. Burial followed in Llano Cemetery. Cassidy died Sunday while en route to Denver from Houston. his mother Mrs. Mike Cassidy resides in Houston.
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James Cassidy
Houston
N'Cloc
Blackburn-Shaw
Robert C Jones
Church of Christ Burn
Llano
Cassidy
Denver
Mike Caasisgives
Plea to Limit Constable No. 3 Draws Court Action
Constable James E. Buckingham urges Pot ter County commissioners to restrict Constable G. B. Reid from Precinct 3 operations to protect income from fees. Reid ordered to file a financial statement. court may grant limit if finances justify.
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Potter County
King
Buckingham
G. B. Reid
Reid
Soc
Commissioners’ Court
Western Avenue
Two Men Still Held in Potter County Jail
Two of nine men arrested over the weekend remained in Potter County jail this morning. Alvin Ash is charged with tampering with a motor car and George Gray with theft of a car. Floyd Sisk was taken to Claude on a wheat stealing charge. Tommy Shelton and Wayne McKee were released on bonds. Two suspects held for investigation in an alleged assault on a porter had not yet been transferred.
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Potter County
Gib Landis
Alvin Ash
George Gray
Bob
W. H. Sisk
Carson County
Floyd Sisk
Claude
Tommy Shelton
Wayne McKee
Allison Condition Remains Stable After Wounding
Frank Allison, a Sudan hatchery employee, stayed in guarded condition with pneumonia and severe facial and hand burns after a February 18 gunshot wound to the abdomen. Police have not verified his earlier account of being kidnapped and forced to drive to Amarillo. relatives travel from Rush Springs, Oklahoma, as authorities await his recovery for further questioning.
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Sudan Hatchery
Allison
Sudan
Amarillo
Rush Springs
Okla
US cattle buyer slain in Mexico shocks Arizona
Douglas Arizona residents learn James Regan a leading American cattle buyer was assassinated in the mountains of Las Varas Mexico. Mexican contact Hilario Gabinlondo reports the death as an assassination providing little detail. In Chicago the market for hogs sees a top bid of 9.50 per hundredweight marking the highest since late 1930.
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Pancho Villa
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Hilario Gabinlondo
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Las Varas
Chicago
Young Applicant Seeks Work Experience at Store or Gas Station
A reader from 2202 North West First Avenue writes asking for employment. The letter mentions prior grocery store experience and a desire to work in a filling station, seeking any available opportunities.
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Tack Tam
North West
First Avenue
Housekeeper Wanted on Farm for Aged Lady
Farm seeks a housekeeper to care for an aged lady. Room and board offered along with small wages. Applicant must provide references. Apply to G. H. Sneathen Panhandle Texas. Lost Dear, Talk 1 line to 4 ternoon II Saturday at or See Tack Letters Page Three.
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Biles
Dea
Weather forecast lists frost risk across Texas cities
The Dallas weather bureau predicts temperatures from 32 to 34 degrees in the Lower Rio Grande Valley tonight. Early garden and fruit damage was reported around Denton, while Laredo expected a freeze that did not occur and vegetation escaped damage across several Texas cities including McAllen Laredo Longview and San Antonio.
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Mendieta May Fall In Schoolboy Strike
In Havana on February 26 Cuba faces a broad schoolboy strike that threatens a general walkout aimed at overthrowing President Mendieta. Police clamp down as government blames Communists for organizing the nationwide movement and the strikers form a united front to demand the regime's resignation.
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Cuba
Carlos Mendieta
Mendieta
United Front
Knepley Funeral Planned for Wednesday
Jim Knepley 73 was found dead in his bed yesterday morning at 1015 West Seventh Avenue. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM from Griggs Funeral Chapel conducted by Rev FE B Fincher, pastor of Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church. Burial follows at Llano Cemetery. Death listed as natural causes by Coroner C W Carder. Pallbearers named: George Neeley J W Brown Sam Friend Dan Thomas Jack Yant Lyle Shaffer.
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Sam Friend
Dan Thomas
Jack Yant
Lyle Shaffer
Allred appoints six to state medical examiners board
Gov James V Allred announces six year terms for J T Lawson Bowie M M Brown Mexia R H Peterson Wichita Falls and H F Connally Waco on the state board of medical examiners starting April 13. Overton reports Bill Gould 60 oil field worker died after burning fall into a camp fire last Friday his dog Nig ger barked as bystanders woke and pulled him from the flames.
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R H. Peterson
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H. F. Connally
Waco
Overton
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Women's Clubs Back Shawn Dance Booking at Municipal Auditorium
The Philharmonic Orchestra auxiliary and city women’s group leaders plan to back Ted Shawn’s men’s dancing show at the Municipal Auditorium the night of March. Miss Fern Helscher spoke for Shawn’s troupe, which features eight robust dancers trained in Massachusetts. The performance includes diverse ensembles with Amities Symphony Orchestra joining the event.
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Shawn
Massachusetts
Amimites Symphony Orchestra
Prohibition repeal moves and liquor measures sweep states
A wave of liquor reform actions crosses states as Alabama votes on dry laws and West Virginia creates a state liquor monopoly effective March 1. Arkansas advances legalization measures while Texas weighs a constitutional change to regulate intoxicating liquor and Georgia considers a local option referendum.
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Senate committee endorses constitutional amendment moves
A Senate committee favors submitting a voter question on prohibition and other changes. The push includes a join resolution for amendment submission and a preferential primary proposal. House plans propose a one chamber legislature with 125 to 150 members, two year terms, open sessions, and lieutenant governor as presiding officer.
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War on Dogs Declared by Amarillo Health Authorities
Amarillo health officials announce a city crackdown on stray and dangerous dogs. Dr E W Little the city veterinarian warns dog owners and dogs alike that licensed or not, dogs will be seized and impounded by the pound as enforcement begins.
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Dees
Italy says Ethiopia dodging war in arbitration bid
Rome reports an Italian spokesman accusing Emperor Haile Selassie of delaying with a push for foreign arbitration to exploit dissensions among whites. Meanwhile three Italian liners head to East Africa with troops as talks hinge on arbitration versus direct negotiations.
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State Hospital to See Shame Slaying Youth
Jack Campbell a 14 year old preacher's son faces murder charges in the "shame slaying" of his father Reverend Earl Campbell. He will undergo two weeks of mental observation at Central State Hospital Norman after arraignment in Sayre. He pleaded not guilty without counsel. earlier he admitted the killing to officials.
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Garner
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Uvalde
Amarillo
Sayre
Okla
Jack Campbell
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Earl Campbell
Carter
Ralph Hood
Hood
Grocery Employees to Attend Panhandle Dinner Dance
Proprietors and employees of Red and White stores in Amarillo and the Panhandle will be entertained at a dinner and dance in the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring Hotel tonight. The event begins at 8:30 P.M. with about two hundred representatives from Amarillo, Plainview, Clovis and nearby Panhandle towns expected, per C. P. Bordwell manager of the H. A. Marr grocery in Amarillo.
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Clovis
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Vermilyea Sentenced to Death in Hatchet Murder Case
Harold W. Vermilyea of Ontario California was convicted last night of the hatchet murder of his aged mother in Belleville Ontario and sentenced today to be hanged May 2.
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Market Report: Livestock Prices and Demand Steady to Strong
The market shows mixed trajectories with cattle and calves a mix of steady to higher trends. Feeder and fed steers top around $12.00, heifers to $11.00, cows $6.00 to $7.25, vealers $5.00 to $8.50, and sheep trading slowly with natives at about $8.00 and heat fed above $8.40, yearlings at $5.50 to $7.25.
Ex-convict Sam Taylor to speak at Assembly of God Church
Rev. Sam Taylor a former inmate will recount his 25 years in penitentiaries and jails tonight at the Assembly of God Church located at 900 North Pierce Street.
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Pierce Street
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Liverpool Cable News
Cotton trading in New Orleans opened fairly active with prices mostly steady. March and May gains later paused as March notices in New York affected near months, with July and October holding around mid-12 cent ranges before easing slightly from intraday highs.
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