Will Rogers to Speak in Amarillo for Cattlemen’s Meet
Fort Worth today Will Rogers may come to Amarillo for a cattlemen’s convention in late January or February. Local officials and business leaders try to arrange his appearance while praising Rogers as a premier entertainer and promising a lively, high profile event in the Panhandle.
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Will Rogers
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Thompson
Will
Hawk
Wil Rogers
Zie
Panhandle
Plaina
Road Conditions From Amarillo to Nearby Cities
Panhandle Auto Club reports road conditions from Amarillo to Fort Worth via Wichita Falls and U S 370 as fair with light mud. Routes to Oklahoma City U S 66 and Roswell U S 366 show fair, slightly muddy surfaces. Other links include Yucumeari U S 69 and Higgin U S 60 with similar conditions.
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Amarillo
Fort Worth
Wichta Falls
U. S
Oklahoma City
Roswell
Yucumeari
Higging
Clayton
Borger
Lubbock
the Panhandle Auto Club. Inc
Chamber of Commerce
Senate committee stalemate as lieutenant governor picks loom
Legislation debate grows as senate committees stall over tentative lieutenant governor selections led by Carl Hardin. house leadership remains unsettled. Unemployment burdens both chambers with staffing woes. a draft 120-day plan proposes rules and timing shifts, while UT regents seek authority to invest oil royalties and more flexible dorm and land laws.
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Senate
House
Fred Minor
Denton
Minor
Carl Hardin
Stephenville
Joba
Tulea
Tt Nleo
Regents
University of Texas
University Fund
Texas
Loyalty Drive Seeks Work for Unemployed in City
A continuing loyalty effort announces a telephone canvass to match unemployed workers with local households and businesses. Prizes totaling 1000 are offered for paint and repair work performed by property owners, funded by dealers and factories. An honor roll lists numerous homes and firms providing labor, followed by a church Worker's Conference meeting at 7:30 PM in the Social Center.
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Man
S. J. Braunig
Tyler
City Engineers
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North Tyler
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Monroe
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Palo Duro
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Polk
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Florida
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West Tenth
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North Buchanan
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West Sixth
C. E. Johnson
Jackson
Gentry
Capitol Hotel
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C. R. McAfee
J. Morgenstern
J. W. McMillan
King Hotel
Mr. Nelson
O’brien
D. E. Powell
Washington
Plains Studio
W. A. Smith
Aren
Worker's Conference
The
First Christian Church
Podunk: A Real Up and Coming Hamlet
Podunk, N Y, population eight families, has paved main street, electricity in every home, and mail delivery to every door. The hamlet near Ithaca and Watkins Glen earns its name from a mill wheel that groaned during low water, sounding out Po dank po dank.
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Associated Preas
Podunk
N. Y
Ithaca
Watkins Glen
Jobs Drive Boosts Hope at Chamber Campaign
Mrs Jessie N Rosa county welfare officer reports optimism on the odd jobs campaign as requests surge at the Chamber of Commerce. A Paint and Repair contest with a thousand dollars in prizes is to be announced alongside new campaign headquarters and a radio installation funded by the Mathes Company. Union men are listed with their organizations and calls are relayed through the Chamber for placement while feeling relief accompanies the move to new offices improving working conditions.
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Amarillo
Jessie N. Rosa
Chamber of Commerce
Mathes Company
Polk Street
Employment Bureau
Bureau
O. W. Vernon
Vernon
Chmber of Commerce
Congress Debates Relief Funds Amid Texan Plea For Aid
Representative Garner released a telegraphic appeal from Clarksville Detroit and Bogota Texas urging Congress to grant loans or gifts to aid Red River County families and others in East Texas facing crop uncertainty and hunger. He accused President Hoover and Red Cross chair John Barton Payne of knowing conditions but withholding action until forced by Congress.
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Senate
Garner
Chambers of Commerce
Clarksville
Detroit
Bogota
Texas
Red River County
Congress
Hoover
John Barton Payne
Red Cross
Legacy of Cheap Money Prompts Hopeful Financial Outlook
Otto H. Kahn predicts a future regret at high prices as cheap money fuels demand. He cites Wall Street practice of on call funds at one percent and notes shifts in sentiment from today’s seemingly ridiculous securities prices. He recalls a London test where the public refused sixpence gold sovereigns, contrasting with American eagerness now.
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Otto H. Kahn
London
America
Lynch mob routs Miss Colter as crowd floods street
The scene described a three mile death march of a black man amid a thronged morning. Onlookers said Gunn claimed another black man named Shike Smith was present when Miss Colter was assaulted and killed. Spectators returned reporting mob members did not conceal identities.
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Gunn
Shike’ Smith
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Patterson named superintendent of State Confederate Home
R R Patterson of Roby in Fisher County was appointed superintendent of the State Confederate Home. Claude Teer, chairman of the State Board of Control, said Patterson was the unanimous choice. The appointment was announced in Auspin on January 12. Gen Balbo plans seaplane flight to Rio de Janeiro Wednesday. The event was reported as late wire from Brazilian officials and Italian societies present.
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Rio de Janeiro
Maly
Associated Press
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R. RK. Patterson
Roby
Fisher County
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State Board of Control
Patterson
Murray Governors Message Delayed for Oklahoma Legislature
Gov W H Murray will not deliver his first message to the Oklahoma legislature until 2 30 p m tomorrow Senator Ed Reed Elk City advised the senate today. The era of Democratic governors continues as Murray, a longtime ally of Native affairs, inherits a state with a history of political upheaval and a high scenic appeal.
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White Horse
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Texas
Bolivia
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The
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
W. H. Murray
Ed Reed
Elk City
Senate
Radio listings for WABC WEAF and WJZ programs
Radio tonight features Vernon Dalhart singing The Prisoner's Song on WABC at 7 15 pm with a national WEAF hook-up and Carl Bachmann speaking on communist activities. The Three Bakers present burlesque drama at 8 pm via WABG chain, Countess Olga Albani performs at 8 30 pm on WEAF, and The Resident Patient Sherlock Holmes adventure airs on WEAF at 9 with Pacific Coast repeat at 11. Rochester Civic Orchestra conducted by Guy Fraser Harrison on WJZ and associates at 9.
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Carl G. Bachmann
West Virginia
United States
Three Bakers
WABG
Olga Albani
Nmrana
Family Party
Rochester Civic Orchestra
Guy Fraser Harrison
WJZ and Associates
Bank Robbery Suspect Burgess Sought After Canyon Nightwatchman Report
A bank robbery occurred Saturday morning shortly after 9 with two bandits abducting Levi Cole. Burgess is alleged to have a role, though officers have not disclosed his exact involvement. One other man is being sought in connection with the crime. Farmer reported his car stolen Friday night and later found it near the Herring Hotel in Amarillo Saturday at 11 o'clock.
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Canyon
Burgess
Farmer
Borger
Herring Hotel
Amarillo
Levi Cole
Reporter Lingle killer case tied to union funds claim
Tribune reporter Lingle was killed in a pedestrian subway. She alleged that while in hiding Brothers lived on a $100 monthly stipend from a St. Louis union, plus weekly sums of 10 and 15 dollars she sent him, to counter claims of a massive payoff and a powerful gang involvement. She noted he feared revolvers and had fired a small gun she owned for 20 years.
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Lingle
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Radio Schedule Fragments From WDAG KGRS Listings
Readable radio listings show WDAG from 7 80 to 7 45 Louies Hungry Five 830 to 9 Philco Program KGRS from 9 to 930 Texas Hill Billies Berger At 11 Milt Taggart Orchestra Cactus Club Herring Hotel.
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Louie
Philco
KGRS
Texas Hill Billies
Berger
Milt Taggart
Cactus Club
Herring Hotel
Robbery at bank depostitory nets missing bag funds
The proprietor estimated $75 in a missing deposit bag after a night drop theft. He recalled three checks tied to the loss and asked market check issuers to stop payment. EK FE Finklea issued $42.60, Pickwick Greyhound Lines $13.60, and E. E. Kizziar $28.60. Police questioned several suspects. no arrests yet.
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Pickwick-Greyhound
E. E. Kizziar
F. E. Huffman Dies After Illness at 81 in Amarillo
F E Huffman eighty one died at 11 15 Sunday night in a local hospital after an extended illness. He leaves his mother Mrs KE S Huffman Normandy Tenn and two brothers B H Huffman Yuma Ariz and J M Huffman Mitchell Neb who came to Amarillo today. A World War veteran he taught school in Texhoma and came to Amarillo three months ago for health. Arrangements not definite at noon. Body with N S Griggs & Sons.
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Normandy
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Yuma
Ariz
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Amarillo
Huffman
Texhoma
Mrs Davidson Rites Held for 43 Year Old Wife
Funeral services for Mrs Ollie Davidson age 43 were set for 4 pm Monday at Blackburn's Funeral Chapel with Rev D D Summerall officiating. She died Saturday at the family home and is survived by her husband George A Davidson and two sons Russell and another son.
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Blackburn
D. D. Summerall
Arrests at Borger in Canyon bank robbery case
Borger authorities arrested Jack Burgess and Art Farmer Saturday night in Borger in connection with the First National Bank of Canyon robbery. Chief John Farmer and deputies Charley Peyton and Bob Mendell made the arrest, later turning the men over to Randall, Votter and Carson counties officials. Art Farmer is not related to Borger’s police chief.
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Jack Burgess
Art Farmer
First National Bank of
Canyon
John Farmer
B. F. Bennett
Borger Chamber of Commerce
Globe Today
Panhandle
Mr. Bennett
Fort Worth Livestock Market Summary Leads With Hogs and Cattle
Hogs at Fort Worth 1,800 head steady with rail hogs at top $8.00 while cattle numbering 8,300 showed general trade steady. Steers bring $6.35 to $8.50, fat cows $4.60 to $5.25, calves mixed, stock calves around $7.50, and sheep 3,000 head steady with best fat lambs $7.00 to $7.50. regional markets in St Louis Chicago and Kansas City follow with varied hogs, cattle, and sheep prices and open interest.
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Chicago
Associated Press
U.S.C.A
Kansas City
Bandits Force Entry and Captivate Bank Staff
Six people including a cashier W. C. Black and James Cole were bound and gagged during a bank heist at 4 o'clock. Victims held captive were Mrs. Cole, Miss Christine Upchurch, and Sheriff John Fry while bandits escaped before authorities released them. Rumors circulated about Ace Pendleton’s involvement as he faces a Pampa robbery trial amid secrecy in Amarillo investigations.
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Christine Upchurch
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Amarillo
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Funeral for James Ely Today at 2 Oclock
Funeral services for James A Ely aged 73 who died Sunday morning at his daughter's home were held at 2 this afternoon from Blackburns Funeral Chapel with Rev R Thomson presiding. He is survived by his wife Maude Ely a son J C Ely a daughter Mrs Caldwell two sisters and a brother. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Los Angeles
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Amarillo
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Chickasha
Okla
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Lavada
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Oklahoma City
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Ovie Brookshier
Lindsey
Audie Shearwood
Memorial Park Cemetery
Pilate and political fate loom in Pilate reflection
The passage frames Pontius Pilate as a cautious ruler torn between Roman approval and doing right, illustrating how fear of Rome’s judgment shaped his decisions. It parallels modern political risk with a moral meditation on leadership and public opinion.
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Rome
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