Amarillo Tax Payers Urged to Pay Now to Save Penalties
Amarillo property owners who pay 1932 city taxes by Tuesday avoid a 2 percent delinquency penalty. One fifth of the 1932 tax may be paid under a deferred plan, with notices sent to all taxpayers. Officials urge prompt payment as the full penalty takes effect June 1. renditions for 1933 begin March 12 and should finish by May.
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Amarillo
Commission
Jim Bowen
Bowen
F. M. Schenefelt
Royce Gant
Polk Street
Rogers
City Commission
Rites Held for Um–barger County Farmer Thomas C Simms
Thomas C Simms a year old retired farmer of Um barger died Sunday morning. Rites were held Tuesday at Boxwell Brothers Chapel with Rev Gas ton Foote officiating. Pallbearers from Canyon included Pete Meyers John Guthrie Seth Dowd James Redfearn R S Woods and Will Rose. Burial in Ambarger Cemetery. He was survived by five sons and two daughters.
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Thomas C. Simms
Umger
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Gaston Foote
San Jacinto
Sooner Crude Leads UPTURN in Production
Oklahoma set the pace for a weekly rise of 109,824 barrels in US daily crude output, lifting total production to 2,193,222 barrels. Oklahoma contributed 93,460 barrels, led by the Oklahoma City field, while Texas gained 9,029 barrels and East Texas added 2,299. Kansas increased by 6,080 barrels.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
United States
Oil & Gas Journal
Oklahoma City
Texas
East Texas
Kansas
Oil production report by regions shows modest gains
California production rose by 1 000 barrels to 468 000 while Western fields held at 106 000 barrels and the Rocky Mountain area increased slightly by 171 barrels to 76 444.
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California
Western
Rocky Mountain
Attempted assassination of Reichstag member reported
Vorwaerts reports that Jewish socialist Reichstag deputy Kurt Loewenstein was targeted by two uniformed Nazis in an attempted killing.
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Berlin
Vorwaerts Today
Reichstag
Kurt Loewenstein
Boulaye Named New Envoy to Washington
Paris reports Andre La Boulaye, a personal friend of President-Elect Roosevelt, will be named ambassador to Washington to succeed Paul Claudel. He is expected to help negotiate a new U S debt agreement. An official announcement may follow Roosevelt’s inauguration.
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Paris
Andre LeFevre de Lay Boulaye
Roosevelt
Washington
Paul Claudel
la Boulaye
United States
M. la Boulaye
Wilson
Foreign
Police Chief on leave as Captain Lewis becomes acting head
Chief Henry W. Lee received an indefinite leave of absence. Police Captain Henry Lewis was named acting chief and will have full authority to implement a full reorganization of the Fort Worth Police Department.
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Fort Worth
Henry W. Lee
Henry Lewis
Lewis
Senator Howell in Unchanged Condition at Walter Reed
Senator Robert B. Howell remained ill with pneumonia at Walter Reed Army Hospital with his condition described as unchanged by physician Colonel O. H. Quade. The report comes from Washington on February 28.
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Washington
Robert B. Howell
Walter Reed Army Hospital
O. H. Quade
Community Players debut at Paramount with Robinson Crusoe
The Community Players, a new non professional group, debut at the Paramount Theater with a one act burlesque Robinson Crusoe. Cast includes Charles Whittington Paul Ellis and George Pinkie Vineyard. Shows at 9 p m Wednesday Thursday and Friday following the regular film program.
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Community Players
Amarillo
Paramount Theater
Charles Whittington
Paul Ellis
George (Pinkie) Vineyard
Hollywood
Paramount
Randall Farm Boys Plead Not Guilty to Counterfeiting
Robert A Burrus and Tony Burrus farm boys from near Canyon Randall County posted bonds of 1000 dollars each after pleading not guilty to charges of possession of counterfeit silver dollars. They were arrested last Saturday in Canyon and arraigned Monday.
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Robert A
Tony Burrus
Canyon
Randall County
U. S
Captain Lost as Ex-Runner Hits on Rock
Astoria Ore February 28 Former Pescawha a 40 foot boat once a liquor carrier hits heavy surf and rocks at the Columbia River mouth. Captain Victor H Riley Portland owner and master lost as crew of 10 mourns. Mate Thomas F Haskell Portland survived after leaping overboard.
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Astoria
Ore
Pescawha
Columbia River
Peacock Spit
Victor H. Riley
Portland
Thomas F. Haskell
Judge Wheeler Returns to Duty After Illness
Judge R. E. Wheeler, Amarillo police night desk sergeant, has returned to duty after illness. Separately a report notes Americans purchase 30 million dollars' worth of fraudulent stocks weekly.
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Wheeler
R. E. Wheeler
Amarillo
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