Happy Days Here Again Sings of Texas 1935 Optimism
Southwest and Texas business leaders cheer the new year in 1935 with a chorus of Happy Days Are Here Again. Bank debits rose past 1933, building permits climbed, and new commerce hopes spread from Dallas to El Paso as industries forecast solid recovery.
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Felix R. McKnight
Associated Press
Southwest
Texas
Dallas
San Antonio
J. K. Beretta
J. D. Oppenheimer
Morris Stern
Galveston
PWA
Houston
Gus
Wortham
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Amarillo Credit Association
Corpus Christi
General American Tank Storage Company
Wichita Falls
Temple
WACO
Veterans’ Hospital
Brazos River
Harlingen
Rio Grande Valley
Brownsville
Port Isabel
Cameron
Hidalgo
Willacy
Starr
EL Paso
State National Bank
Amarillo film guide previews New Year cinema lineup
In Amarillo theaters a diverse slate opens New Year. Paramount features The White Parade with Loretta Young while the Mission screens West of the Pecos. Fair offers Romance in Manhattan with Lederer and Rogers. Rialto shows Billy the Kid with Beery. Nat hosts a dance as Roseland hosts Bob Mueller's Dutchmen. The Green Pastures is also arriving at City Auditorium January 5.
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Paramount
Loretta Young
Mission
Richard Dix
FAIR
Manhattan
Francis Lederer
Ginger Rogers
Texas
Cha Chin Chow
Anna May Wong
Rialto
Billy the Kid
Wallace Heery
Rex
Joe ¥. Brown
Marshall van Pool
Ethel Powell
Roseland
Bob Mueller
Amarillo
John Boles
Lederer
the Pecos
the Mission
Zane Grey
West Texas
Wallace Beery
Pat Garrett
Jimmy Dorsey
Dorsey Brothers Orchestra
Dorsey
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Palais Royale
New York City
Bing Crosby
Paul Whiteman
Harmon Nelson
Bette Davis
Crosby
Bob Crosby
Dorsey Orchestra
Anson Weeks
G B Reed begins term as San Jacinto precinct officer
G B Reed, starting a new term as constable in the San Jacinto precinct, had just completed a two year term as justice of the peace. He announced J L King, formerly deputy constable in precinct 1, will serve as his deputy.
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G. B. Reed
San Jacinto
Reed
J. L. King
Motives Sought in Slayings at Polk County Beer Parlor
Robbery heads a list of motives after the shooting death of Charles Clark 52 Polk County treasurer at his beer parlor. Frank Laverine 30 is found slain in a ditch near the parlor in a case linked to a dispute over an 18 year old girl. Tyrus Clark and Clarence Lowrie are charged with Laverine's slaying.
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Charles Clark
Polk County
Clark
Frank Laverine
Tyrus Clark
Clarence Lowrie
Livingston
Laverine
R. D. Holliday
J. E. Johnson
San Jacinto County
Holliday
Alleged Killer Had Tortured Self After Grace Budd Case
New York reports Al bert Fish a 65 year old man held on Grace Budd slaying charges displayed self torturing behavior authorities said x rays found 27 metal pieces in his intestines and abdomen most were sewing needles two swallowed others jabbed into flesh Dr Claude Munger said Fish is sane and must stand trial.
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New York
Albert Fish
Grace Budd
Claude W. Munger
Grassland Hospital
Fish
Walter A. Ferris
Two Slain in Robbery Probe Under Investigation
Police said two individuals Laverine and Clark were killed during a robbery attempt. Receipts for Saturday and Sunday were missing, suggesting a possible motive as investigators review the pistols of different calibres used in the slayings.
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Laverine and
Clark
Order for two thousand business cards and materials
A reader encloses two dollars for printing two thousand business cards with their name and address and requests a prepaid portfolio and certificates. They provide the address 118 E Fourth Street and P O Box 472 along with phone number 20092.
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St. Ph
P. O
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Texas Business Men
Australia
N. Y. Zoological Park
Movie Guide Department
Parents’ Magazine
Panhandle
A. F. Lumpkin
Mayo & Ball
Gapn LE Massie
4Th
Polk
American State Bank
Poin Street
Omaha
Plains Plumbing Co
Shepherd, Tex
Balta Distributors
Bill Reward
Bayon Taffeta
Penney
Ae A Ee Penney Company
Polk ST
Amarillo, Texas
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