Green Pastures to be shown at Amarillo Auditorium Saturday
A grand Amarillo showing of the all Negro production Green Pastures arrives at the Auditorium Saturday night. The five year running South hit features a large New York cast, praised for its humor, singing and pathos. The piece centers on a Negro minister and Heaven, with strong performances by the lead actor and white writers-producers. organizers urge local theaters to support this major Panhandle event.
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Sandies football boost draws praise from Canyon mayor and Old-Timers
In Amarillo and Canyon circles the Sandies surge of success stirs pride. Letters from Jac Isaacs and P J Damerall celebrate the team as a map maker for the Southwest, while officials like C R Burrow relay Canyon’s congratulations. The writer jokes about football chatter, debt to the victory, and his own celebratory tone.
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Hauptmann Trial Scenes Show Faith and Fear Across Court
Anna Hauptmann defends her husband with fierce belief as Wilentz accuses him of greed. The Lindberghs enter the Colonial courtroom amid excitement while jurors are chosen and Col. Lindbergh’s rumored revolver attendance raises tension.
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A Volt Man Seeks Any Honest Work
Tam, a 20 year old with a mother and sister to support, writes asking for any honest job. He offers to do dishwashing, cafe work, or boarding house duties and indicates willingness to deliver for grocers or general stores. He asks Tack for opportunities and notes he will work while seeking a position.
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Lindbergh murder trial opens with dramatic prosecutor case
Prosecutor Wilentz delivers a forceful opening, recounting the Lindbergh kidnapping and ransom saga. He portrays Hauptmann as the killer, citing the ladder, ransom money, and Dr. Condon negotiations while noting Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh’s tense courtroom reactions.
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Lindbergh Case Spotlight on Courtroom Atmosphere
In the trial scene Anne Lindbergh sits beside the prosecutor as talesmen are questioned for the jury. Betty Gow arrives, the nurse is described as vivacious, and Attorney General Wilentz recounts the kidnapping and murder of Baby Lindbergh. Anne shows visible distress as testimony unfolds.
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Oil plan panel calls for tighter price scrutiny
A reform memo argued the present oil board should not continue and urged closer DOJ supervision of gasoline pricing under the Sherman Act while proposing a new agency to study oil reserves and possibly include coal timber and other resources. The note praised the tender board for aligning production with federal demand and named B C McElroy acting postmaster for Marshall Texas.
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Hamilton on Spot Steals a Girl and Vengeance Sworn
Dallas report says Raymond Hamilton, a death house fugitive, was described as “on the spot” by officers after dodging capture. Olin Tyler, jailed for a taxicab driver murder, vows vengeance for his stolen girlfriend who has reportedly allied with Hamilton during bank raids in Oklahoma. Tyler, free on bond, promises to get Hamilton “if it’s the last thing” he does.
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Four Suspects Held After Pittsburg County Robbery
In McAlester Oklahoma three men Malloy Kuykendall Eva Richetti sister of Adam Richetti Oscar Mullins and Sylvester Reese were captured near Atoka after a Tuesday night robbery of T. A. Carr of Dallas. A farm house yielded a large cache of arms. Sheriff Bob Lackey credited Eva Richetti with preventing bloodshed by stopping her companions from firing.
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Bob Lackey
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Son of Vega Folks Is Taken by Death
Infant son of Mr and Mrs S W Russ died at the family home in Vega at 1230 this morning Funeral services were to be held at three this afternoon from the home with Rev Long pastor of the Vega Nazarene Church officiating Burial in Vega cemetery to be conducted by N S Griggs & Sons
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Wanted Man Held By Pampa Officers
Dallas dispatch reports Charles Woolsey, indicted for theft of a tobacco laden truck, arrested in Pampa while driving an automobile with narcotic drugs. Woolsey, a fugitive on $25,000 bond forfeitures, was charged with robbery for removing a cigaret and tobacco laden truck from Mrs. M. F. McKinney’s garage in May 1933.
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Melodramatic Thugs Loot Grocery Store
In Dallas on January 3 two bandits held up a crowded grocery store near 6 P M and escaped with about $75. One robber corralled customers and clerks while the other forced the clerk and the storekeeper to open the cash register. Police had found no trace by today.
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Lighter Restrictions Lifted at Gatun Locks Entrance
The Panama Canal Gatun locks entry rules eased allowing visitors and cars onto the upper East gate level while still forbidding packages. A military intelligence officer dismissed rumors of anonymous threats, noting such warnings have existed since 1917. The changes accompany the locks overhaul.
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Cotton and livestock trade across markets in early January reports
Market notes from New Orleans and Kansas City show cotton opening quiet with minor slips, then steady near noon as traders await the President's message. Prices key points: March 12.70, May 12.73, July 12.81, December 12.72, with slight dips later. Kansas City reports 2,000 hogs and 2,500 cattle, drayths, and government cattle accounts. steers 6.75 to 10.50, heifers 5.75 to 8.50, cows 4.25 to 5.00, lambs strong with top fed lambs 8.75 and yearling wethers 5.75 to 7.50.
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Lodge Drill Team Presents Play No Men Admitted
The Red Carnation Lodge Drill Team sponsors a play titled No Men Admitted at Carpenters Hall tonight at 8 o clock. A quilt will be given away and the public is invited. The Red Carnation Lodge is the ladies society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers.
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Wilson to Prison for Desert Slaying
Arthur C. Wilson left for Huntsville to begin a life term for the desert slaying of Mrs. Irene Debolt near Van Horn. Convicted on a venue change last month, he dropped appeals to avoid possible death sentence. He hoped for a library job in prison while protests over his chained escort were raised.
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Senate group to study effect of Texas pardons
Austin reports a Texas Senate committee on law enforcement will study pardons by direct examination. Members plan a Huntsville prison visit to review pardons in the prison records. Chairman Dr. J. W. E. H. Beck of DeKalb did not deny the plan.
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Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains
An old advertisement touts B. C. relief for periodical pains and other ailments. Marketed as a non habit forming option, it claims to work in three minutes using a blend prepared by a registered pharmacist. Available in 10¢ and 25¢ packages where drugs are sold.
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Texan Quits Board as FCC Member
Washington January 3 WPL reports President Roosevelt announced Hamp son Gary of Texas resigned from the Federal Communications Commission effective January 1.
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