Weather Signals Bright Wheat Prospects In Panhandle
The Amarillo weather outlook notes unusually calm days and fewer dust storms, raising chances for moisture and a potential bumper wheat crop. A shift of dust storms away from the plains toward the east bodes well for rain, though a long dry spell remains a risk. The piece also touches on Zane Grey, J C Penney visiting Amarillo, cattle ranching culture, and concerns about pasture erosion and one way plows.
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Heaven
Tf Fan
Hollywood leg show sparks protests and seek jobs in Amarillo
Local chatter questions Mason King claims about a Hollywood ballet coming to Amarillo labeling it a leg show with scant costumes. Notices seek a $40 monthly job at Hillcrest Country Club and report a lost gold vanity case engraved Winston Marks.
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Lost puppy Lez near Ong Street in plea from a boy
A five-year-old writes to Tack about a missing eight month old coal black fox terrier named Lez. He says she ran away or was taken from 2219 Ong Street and expresses deep distress and worry for her safe return.
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Tack
Lez
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AMARILLO GOODFELLOWS FUND DRIVE LISTS DONORS
A long donor list details community groups, individuals, and shops contributing to the Goodfellows Fund to feed hungry schoolchildren in Amarillo. The roster names associations such as the Master Barbers, Knights of Columbus, and various church and fraternal groups alongside dozens of private donors and local businesses.
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News-Globe
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Valley Fruit Farms
Bon Ton Bakery
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Bie
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Abe Sverdiof
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E. FE
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Ross
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W. Herring
R. H. Ames
Carpenters Union
Charles FE. Hani
W. A. Stewart Bess Davis
Dale
Nanadie Wright
W.H. Ingerton
Meta Bakery
Palo Duro Purniture Company
L. FE
Yocham
D. L. Shelton
Dee Huneke
J. B. Gould
Abe Sverdhoff
C. H. Doebler
J W Anderson
J. W. Hill
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H. H. Brunson
Elizabeth Herring
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Purser tells Bruno story aboard Santa Olivia
Umberto Pastori a former Grace Line purser told United Press a man known as E B boarded the Santa Olivia at Balboa seven days after the Lindbergh ransom was paid and handed him about thirty thousand dollars. Pastori described E B as Italian descent tall and well dressed with blue eyes and light hair. He said the man claimed the kidnapper was aboard and that he would repay funds at Valparaiso. Grace Line officials disputed the report and said Pastori was discharged.
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Panama
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Seed Act Warning for Panhandle Truckers Over Misbranded Seed
An Austin state seed inspector warned Panhandle truckers about violations of federal and state seed acts. Transporting or selling misbranded seed across state lines is illegal, with exemptions for common carriers. farmers should keep purchase records and note trucker names, licenses, and truck states. Also, L A Woods announced a $3 payment toward the $1750 scholastic apportionment to state schools this year.
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J. W. Young
San Angelo
Department of Agriculture
Austin
L. A. Woods
France weighs Franco Soviet pact as Germany risk grows
Foreign Minister Plandin is expected to urge major powers to note the danger of a German move. After ratification of the mutual aid pact, France plans to push the issue in the chamber of deputies, while Paris may drop oil sanctions against Italy. France denies a Mussolini secret pledge guides its stance and insists it acts independently.
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Rail fares cut debated by ICC dissenters in west and south
Dissenting ICC commissioners Mahaffie Meyer McManamy and Lee argued that lowering present experimental fares could reduce revenues for eastern carriers. They maintained the existing west and south rates and the extra fare trains offering superior service should remain undisturbed.
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Charles D. Mahaffie
B. H. Meyer
Frank McManamy
William E. Lee Mahaffie
Meyer
Union Shock Over Board Transfer Of Complaint
STRIKE viewed the examiners report on a hearing in El Paso as not unfavorable to the union. He described the board’s December 12, 1935 order transferring the case from the regional board to the National Labor Board and quashing the original complaint as a great shock to the union.
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el Paso
National Labor Board
Disease outbreak prompts county wide closures and quarantines
Health officials report regional meningitis and pneumonia cases. Gregg County and Longview schools closed for days, while Texarkana churches, schools, and theaters were shut after meningitis surfaced. two patients improving, one death, more cases not yet found. Angelina County watches for new meningitis cases after 24 year old A. G. Ament dies.
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Texas
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Japanese Crisis Mounts As Rebels Seize Key Sites
Japanese authorities impose martial law in a tense city as rebels eject American tourists from Sanno hotel and occupy the premier's residence, the Peers' Club, and the Koraku restaurant. Imperial palace ministers meet with the emperor while war councillors await government negotiators' reports.
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Chinese Attitude Shift Feared After Incident
Reports indicate Chinese leaders in Nanking debated stronger national defense as Japan reels from recent actions. Chiang Kai-Shek leads a cautious majority favoring continued patient inaction while other authorities doubt the reliability of assurances about future policy shifts.
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Moody family patriot and business leader from Galveston
Moody born in Galveston on November 2, 1895 built a pennant winning 1934 team and held cotton, banking, hotels, newspaper and printing interests. He partnered with his father in ranching. educated at Culver, Lawrenceville, and Evans School. Navy ensign in World War I. Married Frances Russell in 1931 San Diego. survived by wife, two sons, parents, two sisters, and a brother.
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Calif
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Clark Wallace Thompson
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Puppetsperformance Set for 8 15 Start Tonight
Puppetsperformance opens at 8 15 with a full length show lasting about one hour and forty five minutes. David Pritchard, manager of the company, spoke on KGNC this morning explaining some of the technical details.
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David Pritchard
KGNC
Tony Sarg Faust Marionette Show Impresses Audiences
The Tony Sarg version of Faust features Lela the dancing girl operated on 36 strings. Puppets stand 24 to 28 inches with scale settings creating life size illusion. Trained puppeteers voice and manipulate, delivering premier marionette entertainment sponsored by the Philharmonic Orchestral Association.
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Lela
Philharmonic Orchestral Association
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