Funds Sought for Uniforms for Ama High School Band
A campaign by the Band Parents Association led by Mrs. H G Hamrick aims to raise funds for new uniforms for the Ama High School Band in time for the Spring Music Festival on March 1 2 3. Bids for uniforms are being received through a local dealer as the group appeals to firms and individuals for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ama
Assatian
H. G. Hamk
Community Chest
Red Cross
West
Gary
Princess Mdivani Wardrobe and Honeymoon Travel News
The article details Princess Alexis Mdivani in a green ensemble with mink coat and matching accessories, highlighting her simple gold lines and disdain for trains. It reports ongoing, uncertain plans for the prince and heiress to reunite on a round-the-world honeymoon as they travel incog with a San Francisco stopover and potential sail to the Orient while an LA investigation unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swankey
San Francisco
Barbara Carpenter
Mdivani
China
Prince
Princess Alexis Mdivani
Alexis
Pacific Northwest
Barbara Hutton
Portland
Ore
Salt Lake City
Prince Alexis
Chehalis
Wash
C. H. Henderson
New York City
Seattle
Reno
Nev
California
Los Angeles
Pacific
Nancy Allard
Harry Owen
Conection
Serge
David
David L'Esperance
Pacific Shore Oil Company
New York
Dear Tack seeks farming or dairy work with kind elderly couple
A reader asks Tack to publish a job inquiry seeking a good Christian man to work on a farm or dairy. She notes cooking skills and willingness for any normal farm labor and hopes to find a suitable elderly couple as employers.
Girl Seeks Jail To Escape Two Husbands in Tulsa
A young woman entered Tulsa county attorney’s office claiming she wants to go to jail to escape her two husbands. She said she married the second while never divorcing the first and could not live with either, offering to fire them herself. The attorney advised divorce instead as jails were crowded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Simms
Jar
Noted Singer Vallee Accused By Wife Of Infidelity
Mrs Vallee, wife of bandleader Mischa Vallee, accuses him of affairs with three women including Alice Faye dating from January 1933. She alleges surveillance, coerced settlement and financial concealment while Vallee denies the charges and Faye calls them ridiculous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Vallee
Alice Faye
Jane Does
New York
California
Miami
Fla
Miss Faye
Mexico
Faye
Court order favors Stape foundry permit in Amarillo
Lowell Stapf owner of Cres cent Foundry and Star Machine Shop wins a court ruling in the 108th District Court allowing him to build a foundry at 1210 Johnson Street. The city mayor commissioners building inspector and manager were enjoined from interference. Intervenors lost their relief. The dispute concerns building code zoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Stapf
Crescent Foundry
Star Machine Shop
108Th District
Amarillo
Johnson Street
Stapf
State relief funds bolster Texas aid effort across counties
Texas relief program restarts with $1,157,500 in funds from bond sales and earnest money. Warrants for $955,000 prepared as counties receive allocations including Dallas $85,000 Harris $95,000 Tarrant $66,370 Travis $19,230 and others across Bowie to Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
U.P
Fort Worth
Relief Commission
Bowie County
Brazoria
Brewster
Chambers
Dallas
Eastland
Ellis
el Paso
Fort Bend
Freestone
Galveston
Gregg
Grimes
Harris
Harrison
Henderson
Jefferson
Johnson
Kaufman
Limestone
McLennan
Midland
Nolan
Orange
Palo Pinto
Potter
Rusk
Shelby
Smith
Stephens
Tarrant
Taylor
Tom Green
Travis
Victoria
Wichita
Williamson
Texan Among Rhodes Scholar Selections
Four Gulf division Rhodes scholars were named to study at Oxford next October. Daniel J. Boorstin of Tulsa Oklahoma George G McGhee Oklahoma candidate Willeroy Wells of New Orleans Louisiana and Joseph E Hawkins of Waco Texas were chosen. McGhee 22 from Dallas Oklahoma graduate Phi Beta Kappa. Hawkins 19 assistant in Brown University chemistry and Baylor College graduate studied in Heidelberg and Munich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Oxford University
Rhodes
Gulf Division Committee
Daniel J. Boorstin
Tulsa
Okla
George G. McGhee
Oklahoma
Willeroy Wells
Joseph E. Hawkins
Waco
Tex
McGhee
Dallas
University of Oklahoma
Phi Beta Kappa
Hawkins
Brown University
Baylor College
University of Heidelberg
Germany
Altes Real Gymnasium
Munich
Stavisky Death Case Sparks Government Demands for Explanation
Police traced Stavisky's death to a villa near the French Alps where agents burst in to find him dead by a revolver after a long pursuit. Investigators say a 21-year-old French woman, Lucippe Alberas, and a divorced contact accompanying “Handsome Alex” were present. The scene, described by secret service agents, prompted calls for full government disclosure amid reports from various newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stavisky
Henri Voix
Lucippe Alberas
Alex
Secret Service
Routine Movement Sets Navies Planes For Pearl Harbor Flight
Six officers and 22 men sail aboard seaplanes described as patrol boats with two engines. Lieut. Commander McGinnis of Indianapolis leads, with Lieuts. Davis of Norfolk Guinn of Atlanta Perry of Greenville Averill of Buffalo and Roberts of St. Louis among the pilots. The first such flight in five years is to move from San Diego to Pearl Harbor, not a stunt but a routine operation amid past fatalities on this perilous route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGinnis
Indianapolis
Ind
F. A. Davis
Norfolk
T. D. Guinn
Atlanta
J. Perry
Greenville
D. C
J. K. Averill
Buffalo
Accused Slayer of Crooner Makes Bond
The defendant Earl Penix surrendered in Fort Worth and posted 15000 bond after being charged with murder in the shooting of Ted Adams a 35 year old radio crooner from New Orleans and Memphis Adams died from a single gunshot wound. Adams had recently performed in Fort Worth after a career in Memphis and New Orleans and was known as the crooning troubadour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
U.P
Ted Adams
New Orleans
Memphis
Earl Penix
Penix
Adams
Europe
Senate to Probe Splawn Nomination to Interstate Commission
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee to thoroughly investigate W. M. W. Splawn of Texas for his eligibility to join the Interstate Commerce Commission after Senator Couzens of Michigan requested scrutiny. Splawn will be summoned before the panel at an early date. Brown denies destroying documents related to his tenure as Postmaster General, stating no official correspondence was discarded before he left office last March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eratic
Couzens
Michigan
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
W. M. W. Splawn
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Splawn
Brown
New York
Walter Brown
Washington pays cut ends delay in cost of living
A White House statement notes pay reductions for government workers in Washington and reports a 146 percent decline in living costs over the last three months. It says the index figures require keeping the current scale in effect through June 30 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Slayer Sentenced to Life for Boy's Murder in Texas
Jesus Samudio, 21, pleaded guilty to the killing of 14-year-old Charles Allen Watson, an inmate at Bexar County Juvenile Home. The defense admitted a confession detailing how they fought in a dairy barn on November 2, then Samudio struck Watson with an iron bar, and the body was dumped in a creek about a mile away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Jesus Samudio
Charles Allen Watson
Bexar County
Southton
Samudio
Watson
Heaton Funeral Rites Set at Local Chapel
Funeral services for John C. Heaton 61 manager of the Mutual Adjustment Bureau will be pronounced at 3 oclock tomorrow afternoon from Blackburn Shaw Chapel by Dr R C Snodgrass pastor of the First Christian Church Heaton formerly ran a drug store in Amarillo for several years and resided at the Lewis Hotel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Heaton
Mutual Adjustment Bureau
Blackburn-Shaw Chapel
R. C. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
Heaton
Amarillo
Adjustment Bureau
Lewis Hotel
Oklahoma Mission Worker Brought Here for Interment
The body of J. Perry Mitchell, a 49 year old Lawton Oklahoma mission worker, will be brought to Amarillo for burial per Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home. He died Monday night in Miami Oklahoma and is a brother of Tom O Mitchell of 408 Fillmore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Perry Mitchell
Lawton
Okla
Amarillo
Blackburn - Shaw Funeral Home
Mitchell
Miami
Tom
Fillmore Street
Potter County License Cars Plea Urges Prompt Purchases
Miss Jewell Davidson, Potter County tax collector, warns licenses are moving slowly with February 1 as the final deadline for penalties. No extensions or fee reductions this year. farm truck rates cut 60 percent when used to haul owner produced farm goods. By now only about a thousand passenger cars and 137 trucks licensed, with as many as 8 000 more cars and a thousand trucks expected before the deadline. Personal checks discouraged. owners may retrieve duplicate receipts by providing old license numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Jewell Davidson
Kroger Groe & Bek Cases AM Lambert
Myers N
Loews Inc i
Larland Eaglt
New York
Mack Trucks
Mathieson Alka Ai
Aluminum Co of America
Melntre
American Gas & Electric
American Superpower
Missouri Kansas Te Ae
Canadian
Marconi Sens Oe Pia Cithen Seer Wontgomery Ward
Heevee Weer Motor Wheel Og Peee Eer
Murray Corp
Ste Nimble Ou
Imperial OM
Niagara Auseaa
Nash Motor
Penn Oon
National Biscuit
Standard
Ndiana
Ig Si
National Cash Register
Standard of
Kentucky
Southern Royalties
National Pathlers
Swift & Co
National Power & Rate
United Gas
New York Cent
NEW YO v. NY WN
Jno. F. Clark and Co
North American Co C.8.t. Close
Northern Pacific Br
Adams Express
American Sugar Bee
Radio Corp of America
American Tel & Tel
Keith Orph
American Tobacco
Remington Rand
American Water Works
Reo Motor
American Woolen
Republic Steel
Armour & Co A Eee
Reynolds Tobacco Anaconda Copper Veee
Reynolds Metals
Anchor Cap
Royal Dutch Associated Dry Goods
Atchison Topeka & 8S
Safeway
Atlantic Ref
St Joseph Lead
Auburn Auto No
St Louis & San Fran Rr
Seaboard Oil
On Aviation Corp . Schulte United
Bee
Sears Nek
Baldwin Locomotive
Sea Copper Baltimore & Ohio
Shell Union Oiepeee
Barnedal
Simmons
Bendix Aviation
Skelly Oil
He Best & Co
Bocony Vacuum
Bethlehem Steel
Bohn Aluminum
South Porto Rican Laser
Borden Severe
Southern Calif Edison
Briggs Manufacturin
Southern Pacific Ar Niece
Brooklyn Manhattan Tran
Southern Railway
Sparks Whittington
Burroughs
Standard Brands Electric California Packing
Crmeceae
Standard Gas & Rat Sry Calumetecla
Standard Oj of
Cali
Canadian Pacific
Texas
Texas Gulf Sulfur
Chesapeake Corp
Texas Pacific Coal
Chicago & Great Western Ebocve
Texas Pacific Lander
Chicago
Mill & St Paul
Tidewater
Chicago & Northwestern Pacific
Timken Roller Aly
Rock Island
Transamerica Eatin
Chrysler Motor
Union Carbide
Coca Cola Pensa
Union Oil Rey
Colorado Fuel & Iron i
Union Pacific
Columbian Gas & Electric
United Aircraft
Columbian Carbon
United Carbon Coebense Shly Commercial Credit
United Corpnou
United Fruit
Commonwealth & South
United Gas Improvement
Congoleum Naira
Consolidated Gas
U S Industria
Tat Consolidated Oil
Pipe & Fay
Continental Can
Continental Oi
Stee
Ray Coty Inc
Crown Cork & Seal
Curtis Wright Eee
Seeeende
Vanadium Corp
John F. Clark & Co
Rev. Pj
Wheeat
Delaware & Hudson
Warren Bros
Deere
Western Maryland
Western Union
Ce Dome Mines
Westinghouse Electric
Douglas Aircraft
Woolworth Aig
Yefal
Bala
du Pontocenee
Bila
Yellow Truck & Shea
Eastman Kodak
Youngstown
Ame i Electric Power & Light
General Electric
General Fooda
Baty
General Motors
General Railway
Sinal
Liggett & Myers Goodrich Tire
Graham Paige
Reynolds
Great Northern Rr
Great West Luger
Hudson Motor Bmg
Hupp Motor —I
Illinois Central Army
U. S
International Cement
International Harvester
International Nickel
American Telephone
Case International Shoe Weesi
International Tel
Westinghouse
Johns Manville
U. S._ Steel
American Can
Allied Chem- Ki
Seal
J. C. Penney
du General Electric
Kennecott Copper
Pont
Chrysler
U. S. Smelting
Kresge
Funeral Rites Here For S. N. Hatcher
Samuel Nichols Hatcher 79 died yesterday at his home 808 Virginia Street Amarillo. Funeral services set for 2 pm tomorrow at Boxwell Brothers Chapel with Dr. R C Snodgrass of First Christian Church officiating. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include widow six sons and two daughters including Russell Ross Hatcher Floyd Leach Victor Hatcher A A Hatcher H L Hatcher and two daughters Mrs Floyd Leach and Mrs Herbert Badsett among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Nichols Hatcher
Virginia Street
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
R. C. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Hatcher
S. N. Hatcher & Sons
Bonham Street
Amarillo
Sapulpa
Oklo
Russell
Ross Hatcher
Floyd Leach
Victor Hatcher
Tulsa
Floyd Hatcher
Lubbock
H. L. Hatcher
Balboa
Calif
A. A. Hatcher
Fort Worth
Herbert Badsett
Excess taxes turned over to city use
Six thousand dollars in excess fees for 1933 was turned over to the Potter County Commission by Tax Collector Jewell Davidson. The commission also received $19,402.56 in tax collections from Davidson, totaling over $25,000 from the collector’s office. The board approved $760 for materials and labor to be supplied by the CWA for a county highway project and a right of way plan for Highways 33 and 66 near Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Commission
Jewell Davidson
Ted Blackburn
Miss Davidson
CWA
Oil Field
Panhandle
Masterson
Amarillo
Amarillo Health Strong Amid Scarlet Fever Quarantines
Dr. B. M. Primer reports Amarillo health is very good despite winter illnesses. Eight city homes and four country quarantines for scarlet fever with four lifts planned this week. Potter County has no diphtheria. City schools show many children out with whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
B. M. Primer
Potter County
Bridge Party Set At Legion Home
Bridge will be the order of the evening at a joint social of the American Legion and Auxiliary at the Legion Home at 8 oclock tonight. Coffee and doughnuts will be served. William Doane is in charge of arrangements for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Hanson
American Legion
Legion
William Doane
Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Report
Kansas City livestock sales showed hogs trending lower with top 8.86 and cattle and sheep prices mixed as 6,000 cattle and 9,000 sheep moved. New Orleans cotton opened softer, with March at 10.62 and May at 10.81 before rebounding as traders supported prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. Agr
New Orleans
Liverpool
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Princess
Crooner
Stape
Paris
S. N. Hatcher
Troy Laundry
Styler ST Hone
Rama Fe and
New York Central
Wall Street
St. Joseph
St.Joseph
Griggs
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Fillmore
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!