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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1931

Page

5

Dry Bureau staff increase approved by House in propagation of prohibition

Immediate increase of the prohibition bureau’s agent staff by 130 won House approval. Senate action pending. The deficiency appropriation, costing over 500000, trimmed a 10000 item for publicity after committee objections. Wickersham Commission work paused for a week before final report readiness for President Hoover.

Associated Press Washington Prohibition Bureau House Senate Representative Linthicum Maryland Justice Department Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission Prohibition Hoover Wickersham Commission House Judiciary Committee

Amarillo bids to host 1931 State Teachers Convention

Amarillo prepares to pitch for the 1931 State Teachers Convention as the executive board meets in Fort Worth. Mayor Thompson and Chamber of Commerce head Vernon plus Superintendent McIntosh travel to present figures and sales talks to attract about 5000 teachers from across Texas for the November gathering.

Amarillo Fort Worth Ernest O. Thompson O. V. Vernon Chamber of Commerce W. A. McIntosh Thompson Harve Hal Avants Texas Outlook Texas

War film triggers Vienna riot over All Quiet on the Western Front

Austrian Fascists clash with police after the American war film All Quiet on the Western Front is shown in Vienna. Two thousand officers fought rioters near Urania bridge and the Jewish quarter. Home Guard and troops joined. The Prater rally turned violent with windows smashed and 100 arrests. many injured.

Associated Press Vienna Urania Bridge Danube Home Guard Prater

Laff That Off at Senior High Auditorium

In the Black Mask comedy Laff That Off three buddies pledge undying loyalty to each other. The trio of young men appear Friday night at 8:20 in the Senior High auditorium, played by the listed actors.

Senior High

Weedon to Lead Revival Sermon in San Jacinto

Rev Frank Weedon of Jacksonville will speak on Gods Blockade on the Road to Hell at San Jacinto Baptist Church. The revival begins tonight at 7 30 and runs through Sunday with daily services and sixteen additions reported to the church.

Hell Frank Weedon Jacksonville San Jacinto Baptist Church

English clergyman marks eleven years with Burma blind

An English clergyman living mainly on rice and wearing native dress has completed his 11th year of missionary service among the blind in Burma.

Burma

Thoxine Promises Fast Relief for Children’s Coughs

Children’s coughs and sore throats targeted before getting worse. Thoxine is a doctor’s prescription claimed to relieve irritation within 15 minutes and address the internal cause. It comes in pleasant tastes and forms priced at 35c 60c and $1.00, with a money back guarantee. Sold by all druggists.

Popes Encyclical Denounces Birth Control and Modern Inventions

Vatican City reports Pope Pius XI issuing a strong encyclical condemning birth control and modern science used against marriage. He denounces divorce and attacks on Christian marriage, urges sex education for youths, and calls for equal aid to married mothers alongside unmarried mothers.

Thomas B. Morgan United Press Vatican City Jan Pius XI Lambeth Bishops Conference Reasor

Ships Fog Bound In British Ports Creates Delays

Heavy fog held about 100 ships in British ports. The Mersey area was shrouded and Manchester suffered a five day fog unseen in a generation. Bronchitis and pneumonia caused many deaths and traffic was impeded. Several accidents and injuries occurred. Little Miss Asabell Wall arrived at 8:20 a.m. Monday at 716 Pierce Street in Amarillo weighing 7 pounds.

Associated Press London Mersey Manchester Asabell Wall Harold Wall Pierce Street Asabell Amarillo

Two Pilots Die in Ada Oklahoma Air Crash

Ada Oklahoma reports the death of Wayne Spencer a 21 year old transport pilot and Lee Davis both of Ada when an experimental plane crashed after a wing collapsed at 150 feet altitude. They had taken off from Ada airport and flew three miles before a wing strut broke. The aircraft was bought from an Oklahoma oil company and only two of its type were built.

Associated Press Ada Okla Wayne Spencer Lee Davis Spencer Davis Oklahoma Oil Company

Three Die In Marshall Plane Crash In Dense Fog

A plane en route from Fort Worth to New Orleans crashed eight miles west of Marshall Texas in heavy East Texas fog killing pilot Arthur O. Brown co pilot Errett Williams and student Robert Wilson returning to New Orleans. The We dell Williams line operated the flight leaving Dallas at 9 50 am and the wreck followed two hours later. Brown and Williams were well known pilots with ties to Davis Air Lines and Southeast air racing. The report also notes a separate fatal fog crash near Overton on Sunday involving three travelers en route from Shreveport to Dallas.

Associated Press Marshall Tex Jan East Texas Fort Worth New Orleans Arthur O. Brown Errett Williams Robert Wilson Overton Shreveport Dallas Wedell-Williams Brown Davis Air Lines Atlanta Birmingham Ala Williams Miami

Panhandle Organization Plans Meeting In Amarillo

Invitations mailed to about 75 residents across the Texas Panhandle announce the annual Panhandle of Texas meeting at the Amarillo Hotel on Friday January 16. Directors will be elected from each Panhandle city to appoint an executive body. Railroad immigration officials from five lines will attend to aid in forming the new group.

Texas Panhandle Panhandle of Texas Amarillo Hotel Panhandle Plains of Texas, Inc Plains Direc Tors Panhandle Cotton Belt Santa Fe Fort Worth & Denver Rock Island

Confusion Eased by Air Whistle on Electric Train

The St Paul crew explained the whistle aboard the electric train backing into a tunnel sounds like an air whistle rather than a regular steam whistle. Knight acknowledged and the program proceeded without further incident.

New York National Broadcasting Corporation Empire Builders Great Northern Railway Raymond Knights St. Paul Minnesota Knight Great Northern

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