New Congress Opens Amid First Term Buzz and Gavel Cracks
Washington reports the 4th running of Congress with many first termers. Democrats dominate the engine and steering gear with a few Republicans accessories. The day featured rebel yells in the House, Mrs Burns’s kit, and Huey Long telegram speech plans. Gavels crack as House and Senate swear in members and begin formal speaker elections.
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Don Cossacks to Perform in Amarillo Stage Show
The Don Cossacks, famed Russian chorus, will perform in Amarillo at Municipal Auditorium on Friday night January 18. Reservations start Monday at 35 cents to 1 25 with tax. The program features Cossack legends and songs with audience capacity crowds expected at the Tri-State Fair event.
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Brand New Pontiac Six Shown For 1935 Models
Pontiac introduces a new low priced Six to join the Improved Straight Eight making a nineteen model line for 1935. The Six offers five body styles in Standard and Deluxe, prices from 615 to 745 dollars, 112 inch wheelbase, with Fisher bodies and modern streamlining shared with the Eight. The Deluxe Six ranges from 675 to 795 dollars, plus a sport coupe and cabriolet.
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Tack Letters Boost for Sandstorm Heroes and Local Notices
A letter from Amarillo boosters praises the Sandstorm team as the greatest in America and names Boise City fans. The writer bets on the team against Army Navy Yale or Harvard and says Minnesota would be the only tough rival. Additionally readers request locating a missing dog and returning a lost glove, with contact details and a plea for rewards. A widow seeks work as a practical nurse and caregiver, listing experience and availability at 803 Lincoln Street.
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Pontiac's New Steel Bodied Car Debuts in 1935
The 1935 Pontiac introduces a solid steel Fisher body as the major feature with a steel roof and steel bows welded to the foundation. Engineers claim the design keeps interiors quieter and cooler, with tests showing lower temperatures inside than conventional slat roofs even in 100 degree heat.
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