Shaw Calls Europe Crisis a Mud Die in The Apple Cart
Capetown January 11 Bernard Shaw says there is no crisis in Europe only a muddle that may begin the end of capitalism. He predicts capitalism will last long enough for him and remarks his new play The Apple Cart blends political theory with sharp comedy. Ama rillo hosts matinee and evening show on Saturday January 16.
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Capetown
Union of South Africa
Europe
Bernard Shaw
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Wilbur C. Hawk
Amarillo
Guiding 4 Your Child The End of Patience
Mrs Agnes Lyne advises mothers to know their limits to avoid loss of self control. When nearing patience limits, switch to a quiet outdoor or indoor game and consider shared child care. If overwhelmed, arrange relief, even via neighbor co ops, and take a respite apart from the child to restore calm.
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Agnes Lyne
Yoors
Uprising
Parks Put In Shape For Summer Season
Equipment for Amarillo parks is being repaired for next summer. Tennis nets are mended and broken playground parts replaced while grounds are tidied. More than 20,000 trees exist in the parks and pruning paused by last week’s snowstorm. Temple Robinson, city park executive, plans shrubbery and tree replacements.
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Amarillo
Temple Robinson
New Arson Law Forbids Planning To Burn House
Fire Chief George B. Cooper notes a stringent Texas arson law effective last May that criminalizes even attempts to plan or aid burning. Amarillo Fire Department vows continued fight against arson.
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Texas
George B. Cooper
Amarillo
Cooper
Auto License Sale Quota Drops From 1931 Levels
County tax collector J. W. Collins reports about 12 000 auto licenses remain unsold with a January 31 deadline. Only 2 122 tags issued in 1932 so far, versus 3 281 in the same period last year, prompting motorists to renew to avoid delinquent penalties and long lines. A 20 percent late fee is set after the deadline.
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J. W. Collins
Collins
Otto Cudd Burial in Shawnee Oklahoma
Last rites were held in Shawnee for Otto Cudd age 46 a foreman at Pioneer and Bon Ton bakeries in Amarillo who died after a year long illness in an Oklahoma City hospital. He is survived by his mother four sisters and three brothers with ties to Artesia Amarillo Oklahoma City and Alamogordo.
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Shawnee
Okla
Otto Cudd
Pioneer and Bon Ton Bakeries
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
E. C. Cudd
Artesia
N. M
Lillian Robertson
John S. Pittman
E. O. Chenoweth
Apply Once and Away Goes Itch Ointment Ad
One application of Blue Star Ointment stops itching instantly. Second use kills germs. Third application heals rash and eczema, returning skin to normal. Clean odor. Money back if it fails. Sold by all drug stores.
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Ady
Potter County Library Loans 180173 Volumes in 1931
Ruth Evans Delzell reports Potter County Public Library loaned 160173 volumes in 1931, including 121954 for adults and 52219 for juveniles. County budget was 14679.50 with 499.50 in fines and about 55.50 remaining after expenses. Nine rural school branches, four home demonstration branches, and one at Fred Douglas school total 14 sources.
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Potter County Public Library
Ruth Evans Delzell
Potter County Commissioners’ Court
Home Demonstration Club
Fred Douglas Negro
Auto Club cites 1931 road spend at 2.25 billion dollars
Fred H. Galle of the Panhandle Auto Club says about 2.25 billion dollars were spent on highway construction and maintenance in 1931, per an AAA survey. He estimates about 60 000 miles of roads were resurfaced or resurfaced that year and the program employed over one million people.
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Fred H. Galle
Panhandle Auto Club
AAA National Headquarters
Galle
Amarillo Seeks Shorthand Reporters Convention
Amarillo has bid to host the Texas Shorthand Reporters Association semi annual convention next June. The executive committee will decide. W N Baker of the 108th Civil District Court asked at a San Angelo meeting last spring, but San Antonio had already been promised. More than 400 reporters typically attend.
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Amarillo
Texas Shorthand Reporters Association
W. N. Baker
108Th Civil District Court
San Angelo
San Antonio
Fighting Whiskey Fails To Function When Cop Arrives
A small, drunken man caused a scene in an Amarillo hotel lobby and faced a crowd with loud threats. A 230 pound traffic officer entered, lifted the man by his pants, and escorted him out.
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Amarillo
Gas Explosion At Fowlkes Brothers Grocery Injures None
A gas release at Fowlkes Brothers grocery 1222 Pierce Street blew windows and shelves but all employees escaped injury. The blast toppled a scale and shifted the heavy center counter with canned goods scattered. No fire followed and repair crews fixed the leak promptly.
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Fowlkes Brothers Grocery
Pierce Street
Quarterly Methodist Conference Tonight at Polk Street Church
The quarterly conference of the Methodist Church is set for 7:30 PM at Polk Street Methodist Church after the stewards meet at 7. Rev. L. N. Lipscomb, the presiding elder, will address pastors laymen trustees and missionary workers.
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The
Methodist Church
Polk Street Methodist Church
Tadlock Baby Still Amarillo's First 1932 Birth Unchallenged
Births reported to Amarillo registrar list 12 boys and 5 girls this year with the Tadlock infant at the top. The Tadlocks of 209 Alabama Street welcomed a daughter just after midnight on New Year’s Day. Other newborns appear across multiple local families with January dates and varied addresses.
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Registrar of Vital Statistics
Amarillo
Tadlock
E. W. Tadlock
Alabama Street
Fred B. Bryant
West
Eighth Avenue
George W. Brown
West Fortyfirst Avenue
James M. Parker
Buchanan Street
Edward F. Collier
West Third Avenue
T. O. Bunch
Cleveland Street
Osburn
Vaughn
Beverly Gardens
Joint Concert Planned by Amarillo Band and Orchestra
Lahroy C. White announces a joint concert by Amarillo High School band and Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra at a Band Parents Association meeting. Proceeds will be split between the two organizations.
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Amarillo High School
Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra
Band Parents Association
Lahroy C. White
Von's Pink Tablets Promise Quick Ulcer Relief
W. H. Pratt of Cummins ville Nebraska reports decades of ulcer trouble ended in days after using Von's Pink Tablets. He could eat normally and return to work with no recurrence for two years. The ad claims fast relief for ulcers acidosis and constipation without diet or operation and offers a free booklet from Omaha Van Company 643 Keeline Bldg Omaha Neb.
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W. H. Pratt
Cumminsville
Nebraska
Von
Mr. Pratt
Omaha van Company
Keeline
Reserve Officers Install Officers Here Last Night
Amarillo Reserve Officers Association members were installed at the Her ring Hotel. Lieut. Lewis P. Fields became president, succeeding Capt. Clifton H. Robinett. Lieut. H. K. Stanfield was named vice president, and Lieut. W. A. Smith secretary-treasurer. Maj. George A. Corbin and Col. W. Forrest Dutton spoke.
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Amarillo
Reserve Officers Association
Herring Hotel
Lewis P. Fields
Clifton H. Robinett
H. K. Stanfield
W. A. Smith
George A. Corbin
Col
W. Forrest Dutton
All-Weather Route on Route 66 Across Southwest
Winslow Arizona city engineer F R Goodman said Federal Highway 66 is now nearly all paved from the Texas New Mexico line to the west coast with only two small sections left unsurfaced. He noted 30 miles between Santa Rosa and Romeroville New Mexico and 20 miles east of Holbrook Arizona remain not hard surfaced.
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Texas- New Mexico Line
F. R. Goodman
Winslow
Ariz
Santa Rosa
N. M
Romeroville
Holbrook
How Good Doctors Treat Bad Colds
Medical writers agree the key to cold treatment is relieving nasal and throat congestion to prevent complications. Calotabs replaced calomel, touted as safe and pleasant to take. over forty million used yearly with claimed rapid relief and no nausea. One or two Calotabs at bedtime, with milk or water, followed by a clear morning without salts. Available as a family package for thirty five cents, trial ten cents, at drug stores.
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U. S
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