Farm Census Corps Ready for 1935 Texas District
Sixty three enumerators for the 1935 census of agriculture will begin tabulations in 18 north Panhandle counties Wednesday morning. District supervisor C C Gibson announced the team, trained in Amarillo by Charles W Swan and Roy D Chase.
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North Panhandle
Texas
C. C. Gibson
Charles W. Swan
West Texas
New Mexico
Gibson
Roy D. Chase
Mr. Swan
Bureau of Census
Department of Commerce
Amarillo
Amarillo School Board Promotes Rogers and Mead
The Amarillo school board promotes Rogers and Mead to senior roles based on merit amid a policy of advancing faithful staff. Rogers is praised as a veteran educator and administrator, while Mead is highlighted for long service at Amarillo College and prior University of Texas teaching. Both were elected unanimously, with expectations of strong leadership for district and college affairs.
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Inlle
Rogers
Amarillo
Mead
Amarillo College
University of Tests
Collect
Mr. Mead
Old Tack Wishes a Happy New Year with Rain and Football
Old Tack says he never works on holidays and uses the pause for a cheerful New Year greeting. He offers two wishes for the coming year: more rain and more football for everyone.
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Old Tack
Explosion distraction aids safe-blowers in $2000 Austin heist
In Austin on New Year's Eve, neighbors heard celebrants and thus missed a blast. The distraction allowed two criminals to loot the Austin Gas Company's safe of $2000 before escaping.
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Austin
Jan
Austin Gas Company
Help Wanted and Lost Items Sent To Tack Column
A reader requests help finding a lost Sangaro watch with Ilinois Company maker in gold, a high school ring with initials A L A, and a missing Airedale named Trixie. Also ads seek a live-in housekeeper and quilting work, plus appeals for returned bedding bundle. Readers are invited to contact Tack with information.
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Ilinois Company
Sangaro
Hayden Street
Bob Wooten
Tack
Amarillo
Polk Street
Lucille Rousser
P. O
Tulsa
Tex
Prospect Street
Amarillo Rife With Brigands Blamed On Game Crowd
A Donley County Leader editorial blames Amarillo crime on lax policing and a crowded football game at Butler Field. The letter writer refutes the claim that the city is a cold harbour for thieves and urges better enforcement and a calmer response from Editor J C Estlack.
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Amarillo
Donley
Butlerfield
Butler Field
John Jones
Mr. Jones
Alfred Fetlack
Alfred Estlack
J. C. Estlack
Clarendon
Estlack
Donley County
Mr. Estlack
News
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Waco
Dallas
Galveston
Democrats Move to Increase Senate Committee Power
Democratic leaders push to widen majorities on Senate committees amid plans to boost party strength in the 74th Congress. Republican resistance in the House and possible protests by Bertram Snell loom as talks center on a White House program and veteran bonus issues.
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Washington
House
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
McNary
Oregon
Bertrand H. Snell
New York
White House
Capitol Hill
Congress
United States
Burns
Tennessee
Bankhead
Alabama
Rep. Lea
California
Drama Tickets To Go On Sale At Fair Theater
Tickets for The Green Pastures, a Pulitzer prize play, go on sale tomorrow at 10 o clock at the Fair Theater. Performances in the Municipal Auditorium Saturday feature the original New York cast. Prices range from 2.10 dollars, all seats reserved.
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Green Pastures
Fair Theater
Municipal Auditorium
New York
Amaryllis City Boardroom Sitcom Ends With Thirty-Five
The meeting of directors ends with Thirty-five elected for twelve months after a dramatic show. Thirty-four laments unfulfilled aims while Father Time recalls achievements including two football titles and Jericho Gap project. News crews rush as crowds react to the new regime.
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January
Father Time
March
Amarillo
Badgers
Sandies
Chamber of Commerce
Jericho Gap
VA. 8
Highway 66
New Year Messages From National Leaders
The year’s greetings feature Vice President No Garner missing here and speeches from Hugh S. Johnson Rudolph S. Hecht and Harry L. Hopkins. They stress health prosperity work opportunities economic security and social justice as the nation rings in the new year amid celebrations and public remarks.
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John No Garner
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Rudolph S. Hecht
American Bankers’ Association
United States
Harry L. Hopkins
London
Paris
Cottingsham Named Chronicle Editor in Houston
Georges W. Cottingsham appointed editor of the Chronicle succeeding the late Judge W O Huggins. He is named by Jesse H. Jones president and publisher. Cottingham has served on the Chronicle staff for 17 years.
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Houston
Georges W. Cottingsham
The
Chronicle
W. O. Huggins
Jesse H. Jones
Cottingham
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Hauptmann
New Jersey
Bronx
Isador Fisch
Germany
Anna Hauptmann
Flemington
Hunterdon County
Perintendo
Lipscomb Street
Trixie
Elaine and
Eleanor van Valkenburg
Maryland Street
Dial
Garfield Streets
Third Avenue
Willard Music
East Third Avenue
Estranislado Macias
Isabella
Roberto
Eduardo
Wille
Willie
Moot Preas
Jaired
Austria
Dollfuss
Brussels
Sarajevo
Berlin
Thirtyfour
New England
Ato
Ion
Walter Roberts
Betty Gow
Colonel Lindbergh
J. E
Jassie" Condon
Popwks
Atu
Gaced
Lockleer
Fyans
Cohen Bowling Levine
Corbin
Clark -Jones
Leonard Simpson
Coleman —Meyer
L. Lockleer
S. Schienberg
F. Schienberg
S &Q Clothiers
Troy
Thrift
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