Day of Days in Amarillo Honors Mothers-in-Law
Governor Alfred visits Amarillo next Tuesday with a 9:50 a m train arrival. A 19 gun salute greets the governor at the Denver station before a parade down Fourth Street to the Auditorium. Thousands expected to register at the hotel and building booths for Mothers-in-Law Day. 16 bands, the National Guard, and civic ceremonies mark the event. Crowns, speeches, radio broadcast, and free cinema follow with corsage donations to defray costs.
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Au Amarillo
Alfred
Fort Worth
Denver
Amarillo
Cattlemen’s
Amarillo Hotel
Third
Polk
Jim Gulekie
Big Bull Ranch
Big Bull Ranch and Who Will Be Dressed In Full Cow Regalia. This Bozo
Thompson
Allred
L. M. Fischer
James V. Allred
Texas
J. O. Curtis
Claude Miller
Wichita Falls
Judge Gulerie
Fourth and Pork
Mason King
National Guard
Sixth
Polk Streets
Fourth
Amar‘lo
H. E. Hoover
Rogers
Colonel Thompson
Chris Thaulow
Southwest
Higher wages seen by Ford in coming era
Henry Ford predicts wages will rise higher than ever before due to skilled management. He argues absentee ownership drives up costs and that higher wages can reduce overall costs, with production efficiency and care for business reputation guiding gains. Woll released the letter in response to anti-wage pressures from industrialists.
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New York
Henry Ford
McAthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Woll
Ford
What They Willeleze TAOK What They Willeleze TAOK
A reader offers suggestions for city operations requesting links between funeral parlors and City Hall and proposing that warning signals be ringed to alert officials.
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Willeleze
Judge J C Paul Condition Reported Unchanged
The condition of Judge J C Paul who has been critically ill since a paralysis stroke at Panhandle remained the same this morning. He has not improved nor worsened, physicians said.
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J. C. Paul
Panhandle
Ted Shawn Dance Attraction Coming to Amarillo
Mail orders for tickets to the Ted Shawn dance attraction at the Municipal Auditorium Friday night of next week are being received by Miss Iols Black. Ted Shawn and his men dancers, with Amarillo's symphony orchestra, will present a brilliant show. Prices are set at 1.65, 1.10, 83 and 55 cents including tax.
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Ted Shawn
Municipal Auditorium
Iols Black
News- Globe
Amarillo
Symphony Orchestra
Shawn
United States
Strike continues as El Paso plant faces open dispute
Regional NLRB conciliator considered. Ingram negotiates after securing protection for the Santa Fe Street emergency plant. Strike seeks 20 percent wage rise now and another 20 percent in six months with a closed shop and working-rule changes. Henry Husband endures power outage at home, while city officials urge peaceful resolution and maintain protection for the electric company.
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Frank Clayton
Citizens’ Committee
el Paso Electric Company
Santa Fe Street
Sherman
Citizens
Clayton
Chris P. Fox
Fox
Ingram
Smith
Electric
Stone & Webster
Henry
EL Paso
Henry Husband
Pasos
Denies Attack On Daughter In San Francisco
Maj. Albert M. Jones, head of the ninth corps area intelligence unit, denied reports that his 20 year old daughter Barbara was attacked in a Communist campaign against officers at the San Francisco presidio. He said he is aware of no attempt to retaliate and dismissed the claim as ridiculous.
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San Francisco
Albert M. Jones
Army
Ninth Corps
Barbara
San Francisco Presidio
Examiner Today
Army Post
Jones
Warren J. Clear
Captain Clear
Department of Justice
Army High Command
Washington, D.C
Court challenges to New Deal recovery laws and wages
Court rulings threaten core aspects of Roosevelt era recovery policies. Neo Deal supporters urge Supreme Court to uphold NRA measures while noting president could suspend prevailing wages if they harm private industry. The Weirton steel and Kentucky coal cases are cited as central tests of constitutional limits on regulatory power.
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Orat
North Carolina
Advanced
Roosevelt
Weirton Steel
Wilmington
Del
Kentucky
Louisville
Congress
NRA
Supreme Court
Texas legislators mull repeal vote on saloon issue
Hill urged a repeal question be submitted to Texans while warning there will be no return of the old-time saloon. Allred’s utility regulation bill won favorable House committee action with no votes against, supporting a statewide rate commission to oversee power, with three members earning 8000 dollars annually. Hemlock softwood export shares 14 percent of US shipments, about double the level a decade ago.
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Henry
el Paso Electric Company
Electric Company
Atticus Webb
Hill
People of
Texas
Mothers of
Fathers of
James V. Allred
House of Representatives
Committee On Municipal and Private Corporations
Montgomery
Johnson office inspector reassigned locally amid Broyles case
Postmaster W D DeGrassi says the office inspector is permanently located here. No successor announced yet. expected to arrive today or tomorrow. Inspector Johnson will return to Amarillo to finish the Roy D Broyles investigation. Broyles, former Kingsmill postmaster, is jailed in Clovis New Mexico on theft of money orders. Johnson led the search and will aid in prosecution.
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W. D. DeGrassi
Johnson
Amarillo
Roy D. Broyles
Broyles
Kingsmill
Clovis
N. M
Fatal crash injures workers and arrest follows
A car crashed into a relief crew of Mexican workers on the highway, killing Torres and injuring Montanes and another worker. Foreman W H Geisler described the dash as the car darted crazily. Robert R Wheatly, injured earlier, showed improvement. Austin Denney, 21, was arrested for aggravated assault with bond set at 500. Forest fire damage in October across 44 North Carolina counties totaled 1699.
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W. H. Geisler
Prospect Street
Torres
Griggs Chapel
Montanes
Blackburn Shaw
Robert R. Wheatly
Santa Fe Railroad
Fillmore Street
Tenth Avenue
St. Anthony's Hospital
Austin Denney
North Taylor Street
Wheatly
Potter County
North Carolina
New Air Mail Acts Delayed in Washington
Congress lags on new air mail legislation despite President Roosevelt urging action before March 1. Postmaster General Farley extends seven air mail contracts to May and June while House and Senate postal committees prepare a Mead measure and coordinate broader transport reforms.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Farley
House Committee On
Post Office and Post Roads
Mead
New York
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Postal Committee
Senate
Post Office Department
Byrd Denies Claim Although U S May Press Antarctic Rights
Admiral Byrd said he would not claim Antarctic lands for the United States. Acting Secretary Joseph Cotton stated no discoverer action could bind the government. The piece surveys historic claims, Wilkes and Amundsen expeditions, British titles, and a note on state speed limits showing 24 states set varying maximums from 25 to 50 mph.
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Dunedin
Byrd
United States
Joseph Cotton
Polar
Marie Byrd Land
Antarctic
Charles Wilkes
United States Navy
Admiral Wilkes
Pole
South Pole
Roald Amundsen
Norway
Robert F. Scott
Great Britain
Antarctica
London
Washington
Coates Land
Enderby Land
Kemp Land
Queen Mary Land
Wilkes Land
King George V Land
Oates Land
Belgrano Urges Aid for Vinson Bonus Bill
National Commander Frank N. Belgrano of the American Legion urged veterans to back the Vinson bonus bill in a Chicago address. He attacked Rep. Wright Patman of Texas for backing the bill and accused him of being out of touch with veterans, likening him to a rookie insisting only he is in step.
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Chicago
U.P
Frank N. Belgrano
American Legion
Vinson
Wright Patman
Texas
Congress
Belgrano
Allred Urges Texas Gas Pipeline Plan and Board
Governor Allred pushes a congressional work relief bill funding 4.88 billion for steel purchases totaling 415000 tons the largest since boom days and about 47600000 man hours of labor. He says a public Texas authority would build and own a pipeline with net profits to the general revenue fund and notes it would curb Panhandle waste and promote ratable production. A Sacramento bridge party produced 720 to 1 odds for six couples pairing at three tables.
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Allred
Texas
Texas’ General Revenue Fund
Panhandle
Sacramento
Cal
Funeral for Green Not Yet Arranged
Funeral arrangements for Rob ert Perry Green a year old retired farmer and stockman of Panhandle who died last night at his home five miles east of Amarillo have not been completed Survivors include five daughters and two sons Mrs C F Tome Amarillo Mrs A W Funk Crown Point N M Mrs Ruth Smith Claude Mrs R R Carpenter St James Mo Mrs J H Woodward Perryton J E Green Lee and H L Green Amarillo
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Robert Perry Green
Panhandle
Amarillo
Blackburn- Shaw
Green
C. F. Tome
A. W
Funk
Crown Point
N. M
Internal Revenue Office Closed in Federal Building Return Date Set
Collector Ralph Kenniston announced the Internal Revenue Office in the federal building will close until March 8 with staff out of town. From March 8 to March 15 three men will assist Amarillo residents in filing income tax reports at Room 243 open daily 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m.
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Internal Revenue Collector's
Federal Building
Ralph Kenniston
Kenniston
Woman Sends Dime For Pear Taken Long Ago
A plump pear taken 20 years ago from Jenaro Wolfe’s Greenfield grocery stood in a basket until a later became a preacher woman confessed through a letter accompanied by a dime. The writer said no additional restitution was found but would pay the balance if the pear was worth more than 10 cents.
FERA Journalism Class To Hear News Lectures
The FERA adult school journalism class will hear talks and feature stories by Mrs. Herbert M. Timmons. Instructor May Cohen will discuss editorial writing and the growth of newspapers at Amarillo Senior High School room 213 starting at 7 o clock. the public is invited.
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FERA
Herbert M. Timmons
May C. Cohen
Amarillo Senior High School
Pioneer merchant Paul Schultz badly injured by hog attack
New Baden Texas Paul Schultz a pioneer merchant sustained serious injuries after a wild hog attacked him. He was rushed to the hospital where doctors treated him for blood loss from severed arteries.
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New Baden
Tex
U.P
Paul Schultz
Marble sidewalks planned in Marble North Carolina
Marble plans to install distinctive sidewalks in the town as a future project. The mountain village has already shipped marble to Canada and several foreign countries, highlighting its quarrying output and export reach.
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N. C
U.P
Canada
Hunting Banned as Snow Lies in Virginia
In Virginia snow triggers a ban on hunting under state game laws. The report notes hunters sit by fires until the snow melts. The piece also mentions a decline in Moscow horse drawn cabs from 14 000 before the revolution to 400 now.
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Richmond, Va
U.P
Virginia
Old Dominion
Moscow
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National Labor Relations Board
Dr. Elliott
Elliott
Lus
David Lamson
San Quentin Prison
San Jose
Associated Press
North Dakota
Idaho
New Hampshire
Henry L. Mencken
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Mencken
Internal Revenue Office
Hog
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Texas Independence Day
First National Bank
Amarillo National Bank
American State Bank
Amarillo Bank & Trust Company
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