V F W in Amarillo backs U S Helium plant aid
Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Amarillo renewed a push to protect and promote the U S Helium plant. A committee will urge action on a Milwaukee convention resolution and officials in Washington were instructed to press for resumed operation and regular budget appropriation. The post plans a Jan 27 dinner and dance at El Taos to entertain Auxiliary national president Julia Pitcock and her party as VFW week is readied.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Amarillo
U. S
C. C. Gibson
Walter Irvin
Harry Myers
National Organization
Milwaukee
Amarillo Post
Washington
Gibson
Organization
Julia L. Pitcock
Women’s Auxiliary
el Taos
Central Labor Union
Amarillo Legion
Warm Springs
Railroad Rounds and Rumblings In 1933 and 1934
A 1933 overview notes light car loadings yet cites improving sentiment for 1934. It highlights government measures boosting freight loadings, railroad personnel activity in New Mexico and Texas, a President's Ball fundraiser, and Civilian Conservation Corps transfers affecting rail traffic and wages.
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American Railway Associaton
American Federation of Labor
Casting of Eight Speeches on Membership
The item notes eight speeches cast on membership and the payment of poll taxes. The reference suggests organized proceedings or a meeting agenda involving civic duties and voter eligibility measures. Further details remain unclear from the fragment.
Scout Leaders Elect New Officers for Next Year
The Scoutmaster's Round Table elected Selvin Allen as head for the coming year. Other officers include W. G. Sullivan as assistant scoutmaster, Marvin J. Paul as senior patrol leader, Deen Settle as assistant scoutmaster and scribe, Charles Whittington as song leader and parliamentarian, with Bob J. Johnson re elected to the executive committee. The group urged securing an area summer camp site and commended Chief Paul for continued service, seeking to retain him for 1934.
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Round Table
Selvin Allen
Allen
Ellwood Presbyterian Church
W. G. Sullivan
Troop
The
Marvin J. Paul
Amarillo
Deen Settle
Charles Whittington
Troop 13
Bob J. Johnson
Executive Council
Paul
Claude Methodists Hold Singing Bee
The Claude Methodist Church hosts the Plateau Singing Association district convention with an all day singing and dinner on the grounds. Citizens of Claude will welcome attendees for singing and a free barbecue with a basket dinner and musical groups from across the Plains. Ralph Marsh of Claude oversees the program. Also noted is a Kentucky homicide count for 1932.
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Claude
District Plateau Singing Association
Plains
Ralph Marsh
Amarillo to Host Midnight Show at Tri-State Fair
An Amarillo notice promotes a one night only midnight performance by Wilbur C. Hawk as a Tri-State Fair attraction on Tuesday January 23. Tickets range 50 cents to 1.50 plus tax and are sold at The Globe-News office or by phone.
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Amarillo
Wilbur C. Hawk
The
Globe-News
Lois Black
Do You Really Want To Stop That Cough
An advertisement promotes Bron chaline Emulsion as an instantly relieving cough syrup. It boasts pleasant taste and fast soothing effects with a money back guarantee at City Drug Stores and other druggists.
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City Drug Stores
Santa Fe Orders Rail Equipment for Major Colorado Plant
The Santa Fe Railway directs Colorado Fuel and Iron at Pueblo to begin delivery of rails next week on a 1,050,000 dollar contract. An additional rail fastenings order around 500,000 dollars is anticipated. M Roulet of Santa Fe offices travels to Oklahoma City to be with his ill daughter Florence who is hospitalized with pneumonia.
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Santa Fe
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Pueblo
Colo
M. Roulet
Santa Fe General Offices
Oklahoma City
Florence
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad
An advertisement urges early use of Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine to treat a cold. It claims internal action, fourfold benefits, safety, and that the product has offered relief for over four decades. It emphasizes asking for the full name and the Ly B Q stamp on tablets.
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Grove
Sella Grove
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Joseph Mason
Charles Woodburn
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Julia Loewenstern
Mary Tom Morgan
Lenora Jean Taylor
Bud Coffman
Bob Roberts
Crawford Hoover
John Foster
George Harrison
Miss Pearl Miller
Miss Miller
Traffic Club Marvel
Pichel Produces
New York City
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Blackburn
Roosevelt Colony
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Reedsville
W. Va
Arthur Farm
John Moore
W. E
Bill) Goodloe
Santa Fe Division
New Mexico
Pecos Valley
William Futral
Rock Island
Lubbock
Bill Conway
Dalhart
J. B. Briscoe
H. O. Wagner
Etter
Shattuck
Waynoka
J. W. Mode
Denver
Fort Worth
R. W. Prentice
Clinton
Okla
Art Davis
Childress
Charles H. Grossman
Mr. Grossman
Albuquerque
N. M
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
East Texas and Gulf Railroad
Kentucky
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hyatt, Tex
Wurtsbaugh
Ers
S.S.S
America
William Green
American Gas Testing Laboratory
Blue Star
American Gas Association
Cleveland
Reat G Geran
Amarillo Gas Company
Good Gas
Taylor
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