Kiwanis Club Holds Banquet in Amarillo
Edwin C. Ochsner was inducted as president of the Amarillo Kiwanis Club at the annual banquet at the Amarillo Country Club. He succeeds Dr. Jason H. Robberson who received a silver loving cup for his leadership. About 250 attendees heard Fred H. Galle toast. Guests from Vega, Tulia and Pampa included forty Kiwanians. Music by Marshall Van Pool Orchestra with a saxophone solo by Hugo Loewenstern Jr.
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Edwin C. Ochsner
Amarillo
Hounds Track Suspect in Knife Death near Seymour
Blood hounds chased a suspect in the slaying of H. A. Nicholson a 42 year old drug prescription clerk found with his throat cut near Seymour. Nicholson died at the home of farmer Joe Sessions four miles west of Seymour after a quarrel with another man. Sheriff Chloe Shawyer and deputies Talliaferro and Keffer filed a murder charge against Bob Ellis, filling station operator, as the investigation continued.
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Seymour
U.P
H. A. Nicholson
Nicholson
Joe Sessions
Sessions
Chloe Shawyer
Pat Talliaferro
L. T. Keffer
Bob Ellis
Fay and Rudy In Court Again- She Seeks 7000 More Monthly
In New York a Supreme Court fight over Rudy Vallee and Fay Webb’s marriage continues. Fay seeks 7450 dollars monthly, raising the question of increasing the current 100 dollar weekly maintenance. The couple wed secretly in 1931 and have faced rifts, separations, and allegations involving alleged misconduct and rival singers.
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Fay
Rudy
New York
Jan
Rudy Vallee
Fay Webb
Supreme Court of
Santa Monica
Cal
West Orange
N. J
Vallee
Bull fight at sea on stormy liner ends with lasso rescue
On the Hamburg American liner Cordillera from Peru two bulls broke free as seas raged. Senor Rafael Ortega known as El Cuco and Demetrio Gomez restrained the animals with a lasso, dragging them back to pens while sailors assisted.
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Port OF
Spain
Trinidad
Peru
Maracaibo
Rafael Ortega
Ortego
Ortega
Demetrio Gomez
Nelson Convenes Court at Canyon
District Judge E C Nelson convened the annual January term of Forty-seventh District Court at Canyon. The two week session was attended by District Attorney Grady Hazlewood and court reporter Norman Minter.
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E. C. Nelson
District Court
Canyon
Grady Hazlewood
Norman Minter
Christmas Spirit and Child Guidance by Alice Richmond
An essay urging parents to preserve the inner meaning of Christmas for children. It argues the festival centers on sacrifice and generosity beyond gifts and trees, and stresses the need to maintain joy, hope, and family unity despite frugality or stress.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Trains collide. sixteen killed near Leningrad
Soviet officials report a Sunday collision of two express trains 130 miles south of Leningrad results in sixteen dead and 67 injured. Investigators say those responsible will be executed.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Virginia to get first winery near Richmond by French owner
Antoine L. Alaj of France plans establishing Virginia's first winery near Richmond. The plant will employ 125 to 150 people and produce 100000 gallons per month with grapes imported from France.
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Richmond
Virginia
Antoine L. Alaj
France
Alaj
Double Party At Roseland In Amarillo
Roseland Ballroom hosts a double celebration marking one year since opening and the ongoing success of Bob Mueller and his Dutchmen. The invitation event draws local and out-of-town dancers, with box-office requests available for those without invites. A new band shell and added entertainers support the Mueller act for an extended Amarillo run.
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Roseland Ballroom
Roseland
Bob Mueller
L. Fogle
Fogle
Amarillo
Cattle Feed Sum Hiked 50 Percent
The federal emergency feed loan program increased its monthly allowance for cattle feeding by 50 percent from $3 to $4.50 per cow. University of Nebraska expert H. J. Gramlich said the adjustment follows drought area farmer appeals and is approved by the emergency crop and feed loan section.
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Washington
Drouth Area
H. J. Gramlich
University of Nebraska Animal Husbandryman
Agricultural Administration
Drouth
Seek Negro Suspect as Motorman Slayer
Austin police pursued an unidentified Black man after he killed Will Ford, 60, a street car motorman, during a hold up. Ford was alone in his car when slayer boarded it and looted less than five dollars. The second item notes Spokane area has over 90 fresh water lakes within fifty miles.
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Austin
U.P
Will Ford
Ford
Spokane, Wash
Former Amarillo Doctor Proclaims Vast California Gold Rush
W. R. Sullivan, a former Amarillo physician now owning land in California, reports a gold boom bigger than the Forty Niners imagined. He expects to depart for New York after visiting Amarillo, noting he left medicine for oil and now hunts gold in the state's central mining district.
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California
W. R. Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
John Marshall
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First Virginia Winery
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Kirk
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