Dental Week Heads Named for Panhandle Society
The Panhandle Dental Society names Dental Health Week March 2 to 7 in cooperation with the national movement. Posters essays and scrapbooks contest with cash prizes for Panhandle Plains school children. entry through Mrs W T Dinan Amarillo closes March 15.
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Panhandle Dental Society
National Movement
Women's Auxiliary
Panhandle Plains
W. T. Dinan
Ong Street
Amarillo
Morris Bennett
Canadian
Waldo Beckley
Borger
FE. J. Pundiff
Canyon
F. A. Greene
Crosbyton
St. W. Hicks
Floydada
M. Wood
Perryton
D. C. Rougeau
Plainview
J. A. Hall
Shamrock
F. J. Daily
Spearman
K. H. Durham
Tohoka
R. F P. McCasland
Tulsa
W. H. Orr
Wellington
W. P. Menzies
San Angelo
C. O. Hess
One Way Ticket and Dance Feet at Amarillo Theatres
The day’s listings feature One Way Ticket with Walter Connolly at Paramount and Dancing Feet at the Mission led by Elliott Nugent Ben Lyon Isabel Jewell and Joan Marsh. Also showing Thunder in the East at Texas with Merle Oberon Charles Boyer and Outlawed Guns with Buck Jones, plus Hot Tip at the Rex with James Gleason ZaSu Pitts. Faust the Wicked Magician and A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court headline the Municipal Auditorium bill with Marionettes and evening shows.
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Paramount
Walter Connolly
Ben Lyon
Joan Marsh
Eddie Nugent
Texas
Municipal Auditorium
Tony Sarg
King Arthur's Court
Faust
Wicked Magician
Mrs. Ferguson To Be Buried in Miami
Mrs Rebecca Ferguson 75 died at her Amarillo home yesterday and will be buried in Miami beside her husband. Funeral from Church of Christ at 2 pm Saturday. She lived in Amarillo ten years, member of Church of Christ, and resided with sister Mrs W S Carter. Survived by sister Mrs John Coffey Mangum Okla and brothers T M Cunningham Amarillo and John Cunningham Miami. Arrangements by N S Griggs & Sons.
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Florida
Rebecca Ferguson
Miami
Church of Christ
Ferguson
W. H Ferguson
Janchman
Amarillo
W. 8
Carter
Florida Street
John Coffey
Mangum
Okla
T M Cunningham
John Cunningham
N. 8
Griggs & Sons
Ex-Cabinet Member Alexander Dies in Gallatin
Gallatin Missouri February 28 Judge Joshua W Alexander 64 former secretary of Commerce under Woodrow Wilson and longtime congressman died at his home after a brief illness He served in Wilsons cabinet from December 1 1919 to March 4 1921 and later remained active in public life He was associated with the Hoover administration during that period
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Gallatin
Joshua W. Alexander
Commerce
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Alexander
Wilson
Herbert Hoover
May Install Meters Here Parking Meters Arrive
Dallas already profits over 300 dollars daily from parking meters now, with Amarillo eyed for a similar rollout within months. Park-O-Meter Company’s FE Rabon will seek a hearing before the Amarillo city commission after visiting Fort Worth. Dallas has 1,000 meters cost 30 thousand dollars. El Paso is the only other Texas user.
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Dallas
Amarillo
Texas
Oklahoma City
Fl Paso
Park-Ometer Company
FE. M. Rabon
Fort Worth
Rabon
Carl McGee
Park-O-Meter Company
Texas City
Parker
Warren G Harding Inauguration and Public Service
The article notes the inauguration of President Warren G. Harding and highlights his long public service including time as speaker of the Missouri House of Representatives and as a circuit judge. It notes his later years in virtual retirement.
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Warren G. Harding
Missouri House of Representatives
Tokyo bid for 1940 Olympics gains new momentum
In New York on February 28 Henri Baillet Latour, president of the International Olympic Committee, said it is politically necessary to go to the Far East to consider Japan's bid for the 1940 Olympic Games. He will assess Japan's plans and visit Tokyo, noting the Olympics' international nature and neutrality on participation amid regional upheavals.
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New York
Henri Baillet Latour
Belgium
International Olympic Committee
Far East
Tokyo
Japan
Count Latour
Texas to classify inmates in pioneering rehab program
Texas launches its first scientific effort to rehabilitate over 6000 convicts through classification and segregation. Frank Loveland Jr will lead with criminologists Carl Basland and a part time psychiatrist assisting. Rockefeller funds support university research for this initiative amid rising inmate numbers.
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Huntsville
State of Texas
Rockefeller Foundation
University of Texas
Texas
Frank Loveland, Jr
Division of Investigation and Research
Massachusetts Department of Correction
Carl Basland
Resolutions honor Wilbur Hawk death in Texas
West Texas Chamber of Commerce directors at Stamford and the Texas Centennial Executive Committee at Dallas passed resolutions mourning Wilbur C. Hawk. They lauded him as a brilliant mind, outstanding citizen and selfless supporter of Texas East and West. Hawk served as director for both organizations and his loss was described as a great blow to the state.
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Wilbur Hawk
Texas
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Stamford
Texas Centennial Executive Committee
Dallas
Hawk
WTCC
Wilbur C. Hawk
West Texas
The
Prison program praised by Texas officials for funding hope
W A Paddock of Houston, prison board chairman, lauded a new program supported by the Rockefeller Foundation and the University of Texas. He said it will grow from prison behavior records and hopes the legislature will fund continued operation after September 1, 1937.
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Rockefeller Foundation
University of Texas
W. A. Paddock
Houston
City Market and Grocery Advertises A New Local Advertiser
The City Market and Grocery debuts as a new advertiser in the Globe News and News columns. W D Walsh owner announces a weekly Friday message through the balance of the year outlining offerings and store news.
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City Market and Grocery
Globe News
The
News
Globe
W. D. Walsh
Fort Worth Chamber expresses sympathy over Mr Hawk loss
The Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce meeting on February 21, 1936, voiced deep grief and extended sincere sympathy to Mr Hawks family. Additionally a note described a weightless place about 160000 miles from Earth toward the sun where solar and terrestrial gravity balance, and the London Fire Brigade plans to replace brass helmets with leather to reduce electric shock risk.
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London Fire Brigade
Imperial marked packages reveal old time grocer hints
Readable fragments show imperial marked packages from a historic grocer trade. The note hints at packaging practices and branding used in era catalogs, suggesting regional trade patterns and supplier marks that hint at store networks and product origins.
Amarillo Grocery Veteran Celebrates Two Decades Tied to Trade
A longtime Amarillo grocer with 20 years in the trade reflects on his career. He has operated the current store for 16 years, marking his status as an established figure among local merchants. The article notes his deep ties to the city’s grocery business and his longevity in the industry.
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Amarillo
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