Jackson Day Banquet Prep Marks Democratic Campaign Kickoff
The Jackson Day banquet planned for next Wednesday will launch the Democratic campaign to win the Panhandle for Roosevelt. Jay Taylor chairs the general arrangements committee, with a long list of Panhandle leaders named to the committee and invited supporters across the region.
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Panhandle
Jay Taylor
General Arrangements Committee
Herring Hotel
Taylor
J. N. Riggs
Chas
Ware
Chancelor Weymouth
Clint Small
H. K. Stanfield
Jewel Davidson
John K. Boyce
Carl Hinton
Jeff Bartlett
Gordon Fuqua
Howard Anderson
John Armstrong
Byron Singleton
W. B. Putral
Carrie Nations
R. 8 White
Miles Biv
Amarillo draws dealer into future between Dodge Plymouth show
The article details a new Dodge Plymouth dealership in Amarillo with an ambitious opening plan. It highlights an attractive display featuring a aquamarine Plymouth 4 door sedan, planned entertainment including racing and feature films, and souvenirs for visitors. Key staff include Irv ing Kerens in accounting, Dewey Trimmier in parts, and J H Riegel in service. Also listed are Dodge Brothers representatives from Detroit.
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Mobile Field
Amarillo
Keith
Hollywood Dress Shop
Irving Kerens
Dewey Trimmier
J. H. Riegel
W. F. Bailey
Horace Townsend
Emory Witt
Lee Francis
W. T. Welch
A.J. Wilson
J. A. Poste
Dodge Brothers Corporation
Detroit
Breckenridge Jam Ready for Arlington High Clash
Assistant Coach Morrin dismissed danger claims as Breckenridge Jam prepares to travel 15 miles to Arlington High for a decisive game. Officials estimate 500 fans 70 pep squad and a 40 piece band will accompany the team despite concerns over contagion.
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Breckenridge
G. BR. Morrin
Breckenridge Jam
Eck Curtis
United Press
Farrington
Forwares High School
Fort Worth
Oshkosh
Radio Schedule Friday and Saturday Wide Daypart Lineup
A detailed on air timetable lists Friday events from 9:00 am to 11:00 pm including dance hours concerts speeches by Florence P. Kahn and Isabella Greenway, music by Bert Hirsch Mario Morelli and Ben Armstrong, news and sports segments, plus Saturday with morning through afternoon programs and an address by Florence P. Kahn in the 4:30 to 4:45 slot.
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Isabella Greenway
Bert Hirsch
Mario Morelli
Jack Armstrong
Sons of the Pioneers
Troy Laundry
Ben Armstrong
Dewitt Landis
Bob Wiley
The
Southern Singers
World Revue
United Press News
Lloyd Snyder
Nat
Sky Pilot
Missouri Hill Billies
Farm & Home Hour
Wheeler County
John Jorey & Co
Micro News
WBS
Jane Walker
Home Economist
Florence P. Kahn
Hill Billy
Man Receives Third Eye Through Science Findings
Dr V K Zworykin and Dr George A Morton of RCA Labs announced a new electron optical tube that lets a man see in darkness and perceive a colorless zone beyond normal sight. The device uses a vacuum tube lens to detect infrared and ultraviolet rays, displaying hidden objects in greenish black and white.
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American Association For the Advancement of
V. K. Zworykin
George A. Morton
Radio Corporation of America Laboratories
Congress Reveals President’s Message To Be Delivered Tonight
In a brief House exchange Speaker Bankhead says the President is prepared to deliver a message this evening. The session also approves resolutions lamenting the deaths of Huey P. Long Rep. Henry Kimball and Sen. Thomas Schall while Townsend letter remains blocked from introduction.
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Sage
Speaker
Theyppy Write a TACK Dear Tack and Misc Classified Snips
A jumble of letters requests housing for rent and day care, job help for Tam and Nester Velasquez, and a farm work plea. It also reports the marriage of Major General Sir Philip Palin to Miss Gladys Love in Hove England and a bankruptcy filing by actor Con Way Tearle. Sporadic Transvaal famine impacts noted.
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Tam
M Velasquez
Arthur
Knght
Sir Philip Palin
Gladys Love
Hove
England
Sir Phillips
Tack
Cowboy Roberts To Get Surprise At Army Post
Jack M. Roberts 21, a McLean cowboy, heads to Cheyenne to join U S Field Artillery. He told Recruiter Sgt Forsythe he wants to ride horses, and learns he will handle six draft horses for field service. Roberts left Amarillo in a 10 gallon hat with spurs and neckerchief.
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Jack M. Roberts
McLean
Cheyenne
Wyo
U. S. Field Artillery
Army
Robert Forsythe
Roberts
Amarillo
Field Artillery
Nondescript Classified Fragments From Local Notice Columns
A jumble of brief notices seeks employment for a nurse and governess, requests housework or child care work, a woman wanting honest work with references in Clarendon Texas, and a story of Carmen Bocoy awakening after a yearlong coma. Also mentions a tame coon on a Kansas farm and a newborn with early teet h eruption.
Wrestler McShain Wins Fall as Castle Depicts Eye Injury
The courtroom and ring scene mix as McShain takes the first fall in a match while Castle reports eye pain. Officials, including A D A Bob Underwood, probe possible foul play as fans dispute actions and Mantel hints at an alibi. Castle denies injury, physician finds no eye damage, case heads to grand jury.
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Bob Underwood
Castle
McShain
Castie
van Bebber
McBhain
Gas producers push back on mandatory gas purchases from others
Hedrick argued the rule would force buyers to repurchase their own gas drained from their property. Opening testimony indicated stripping plants used far more gas than the field supplied by pipelines and that operation of these plants affected volumes.
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Hedrick
Closeup and Comedy by Erskine Johnson George Scarbo
The piece notes the strippers reducing pressure on parts of the field and includes remarks by Dan E F Hughes a consulting geologist from Amarillo about gas usage at the Cargray stripping plant in Carson County. It also mentions congressional broadcast preparations and a treasury coin note from Singapore addressing worn coins and silver prices.
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Erskine Johnson
George Scarbo
Dan E F. Hughes
Amarillo
Texoma
Carson County
Roosevelt Speech Sparks Nationwide Radio Breathing Space
Many here estimate that most of the nation 18 million receiving sets will be turned on when Mr Roosevelt begins. Three short wave stations will rebroadcast the message carrying the words to Europe and possibly farther if atmospheric conditions hold. The speech comes at a moment of high anticipation.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Europe
Conspiracy Charges Against Cattlemen
Federal officers sought ten men on conspiracy charges in the AAA cattle buying program. Named in a secret Kansas City indictment dated December 5 are two government inspectors, Dr. George F Luckey and Don Clayton, plus eight Texas County stockmen James Roberts Arthur Wells James Ice James Martin Lem Wilson Clark Ney L. R. Noel and P. L. Mitchell. The case alleges inspectors and stockmen conspired to resell the same cattle to the government. Sixteen overt acts were cited.
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Springfield
AAA
Richard K. Phelps
U. S
Kansas City
George F. Luckey
Don Clayton
Texas County
James Roberts
Arthur Wells
James Ice
James Martin
Lem Wilson
Arrange for Death of Hauptmann
In Trenton New Jersey on January 3 1936 final clemency review talks began as Gov Hollman prepared to set a date for the pardons court to hear Bruno Hauptmann. Col Mark Kimberlin the prison keeper finalized press arrangements restricting access to reporters for Hauptmann's execution coverage.
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Harold G. Hollman
Court of Pardons
Mark O. Kimberlin
Hauptman
Canada sees wheat drop 2 million bushels in 1985 crop
Canada’s 1985 wheat crop is estimated at 73,971,000 bushels, down 2,000,000 from 1934. The drop, blamed on frost and rust, came despite higher output in oats, barley, rye and mixed grains. Prairie provinces produced 256,000,000 bushels.
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Ottawa
Ont
U.P
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Prairie
Manitoba
Missionaries Besieged in Chihkiang as City Cut Off
Thirty missionaries faced a desperate plight in Chihkiang western Henan province as Communist forces besieged the city. United States Ambassador Nelson T. Johnson telegraphed Honan authorities requesting immediate dispatch of troops to relieve the beleaguered town.
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Nanking
Chihkiang
Henan
United States
Nelson T. Johnson
Honan
Beieve
Rat-Eating Natives Warned Over Rat Diet Near Bulawayo
Medical officer of health warns tribes near Bulawayo that rats are plague infested and carry deadly germs. He urges inhabitants to abandon rata as a delicacy to prevent spread of disease.
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Bulawayo
South Africa
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