Germans Alter Bible To Fit Nazi Doctrines In Germany
German churchgoers received a Germanized gospel of St John created by a prominent German Christian group. The revision alters key passages to align with Nazi doctrine, omits Moses and other Jewish laws, and rewords references to Jews and Jesus. The work, signed by Bishop Heinz Weldeman of Bremen, claims to reveal the true meaning of Christ for the third Reich.
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Edward Beattie
Berlin
Ludwig Mueller
Christ
Judaea
Galilee
Jesus
Moses
Bremen
Heinz Weldeman
Third Reich
Luther
Ruth Evans 52 Found Dead at Home in Amarillo
Ruth Evans 52 wife of J. 8 Dude Evans was found dead at home 208 Louisiana Street by a visiting physician at about 7 o clock. Funeral arrangements were pending. She had lived in Amarillo 18 years and was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
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Th Evans
Griggs and Sons
Evans
Louisiana Street
Amarillo
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Kiwanis members visit Tulia in county event
Three Amarillo Kiwanis Club members Herb Rudke president Ted Taylor and Gerford Wilkinson and Kiwanis International field secretary Ernie Lucas from Chicago visited Tulia Kiwanians Tuesday. Lucas was the principal speaker at the Tulia meeting.
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Amarillo Kiwanis Club
Ernie Lucas
Feild
Kiwanis International
Tulia
Thomas Walker Pager Dead Veteran Tariff Expert in Charlottesville
Thomas Walker Pager a veteran member and former vice chairman of the U S tariff commission died in Charlottesville Virginia after a brief illness. He was regarded as one of the nation's outstanding experts on tariff questions and served as a long time member of the commission.
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Charlottesville
Thomas Walker Pager
U. & Tariff Commission
Hines Page
Commision
Amarillo Plans Birthday Event for Roosevelt Celebration
Mayor Ross Rogers names G A McCullough over Amarillo's January 30 tribute to President Roosevelt to fund crippled children work. George Hammock to chair committees with plans for dances at multiple venues under Col. Henry Le Doherty's national committee leadership.
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Ross Rogers
G. A. McCullough
Amarillo
Roosevelt
McCullough
Crippled Children's Council
George Hammock
Frank P Kelly Dies in Wichita Falls at 61
The body of Frank P Kelly 61 a prominent stock farmer of Amarillo and father of Dr John F Kelly of Dallas was sent to Amarillo after dying in a Wichita hospital Tuesday. Funeral services will be held in Amarillo Thursday. Survived by his wife three sons and five daughters. Burial at Liane Cemetery.
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Wichita Falls
Frank P. Kelly
Amarillo
John F. Kelly
Pallas
Franklin Pieres Kelly
Wichita
Fresides
Troy Kelly
D. Kelly
Lubbock
Dallas
Bruce Fowler
Colorado Springs
Manilla Kelly
Pampa
J. L. Bragil
Oma
Sally Kelly
Religion Doesn't Help Mason Offender Brought to Justice
A special game warden found a man poweating meat from a doe and brought him before a local justice, citing state game laws. The creed bound with the law offered no leniency in this case.
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Mason
Tex
Official to be here for employer conference in Amarillo
R B Anderson director of the Unemployment Compensation Committee will place a representative in the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce offices on Polk Street at Fourth Avenue A for personal conferences with employers of eight or more persons in Amarillo and the Panhandle. Employers may confer with him to learn details of the Texas Social Security setup.
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The
Panhandle
R. B. Anderson
Texas
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Polk Street
Fourth Avenue
Anderson
CCC Ranks Open To Vets In Panhandle District
A call issued for 100 white World War veterans from the Panhandle district to join the CCC service. Floyd Sloan of Hanson Post aided by Tom Ward of Austin outlines enrolling steps via Veterans Administration Dallas and local postmaster for blanks. Sloan notes demand for male stenographers in Civil Service work.
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Panhandle
CCC
Floyd Sloan
Hanson Post
American Legion
Tom Ward
Austin
Texas
Veterans Administration
Dallas
Sloan
The Receding Lake Golconda Opens Farmland
In Hardin County the once water filled lake known as the big sink dried out after a mysterious bottom opening. By 1934 the 600 acre tract yielded 40 to 70 bushels of corn per acre. State game crews rescued stranded fish before the land became cultivable.
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Golconda
Til
Hardin County
R F. Austin
State Game Department
Accidental shooting ends with fines after hunting incident
A man claimed a doe died by his car while a gobbler was in the line of fire. he took both animals to camp for food. He pleaded, “I’m a Methodist” and “Born,” while the warden and justice imposed fines totaling 97 dollars.
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Costa
Amarillo Woman Minnie Etheridge Dies After Illness
Minnie Etheridge 54 wife of R L Etheridge 408 Jackson St died at 1 20 am in a local hospital after a short illness Survived by husband four sons Henry Goodlow Ratelle Horace all of Amarillo three daughters Hazel Tapp Bowie Texas Irene Knight and Rena Mae Etheridge both of Amarillo one brother Tom B Stack Chico Texas two sisters Mrs Lutie Appling Altus Okla and Mrs Gertie Reasoner Chico Funeral services will be at Nazarene Church tomorrow at 2 pm Rev L H Dickerson officiating Burial in Llano Cemetery Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home directing Pallbearers G F Knight B E Inman M C Scoffield E Willis S J Kirby A J Webb.
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Minnie Etheridge
R. L. Etheridge
Jackson Street
Henry, Goodlow
Ratelle
Horace Etheridge
Amarillo
Hazel Tapp
Bowie
Texas
Irene Knight
Rena Mae Etheridge
Tom B
FE. Inman
M. C. Scoffield
E. . Willis
S. J. Kirby
A. J. Webb
Youth Sentenced After County Court Verdict
Robert Honeycutt faced a county court jury on a charge of unlawfully manipulating an automobile. The jury handed him a 60 day jail term after a swift verdict. Earl Phelan, charged with driving a taxi without permission, pleaded guilty and paid a $25 fine plus court costs.
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Robert Honeycutt
J. N. Riggs
Phelan
Eight aboard ship saved after fire at Guinaras Island anchored
Fire broke out in the engine room of the S. S. Silver Cypress while anchored at Buenavista Point on Guinaras Island. Eight passengers and 53 crew members were safely taken ashore today. The Roosevelt Steamship Agency arranged the rescue.
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P. I. Dan
S. S. Silver Cypress
Buenavista Point
Guinaras Island
Roosevelt, Steamship Agency
Lunch Fund in Need of Cash Amarillo Schools
The office of Superintendent C. M. Rogers announces ongoing needs for the Free Lunch Fund to aid 80 needy Amarillo children. Contributions of cash and gasoline or oil for the truck provided by International Harvester Company are requested. Jenkins One-Stop Service has opened the fund, calls to 6928 advised.
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Supt. C. M. Rogers
Dow
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Jenkins
Supt. Rogers
Pittman Services To Be on Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Lorena Pittman of Dallas, a former Amarillo resident, will be held at 10 o clock tomorrow morning from Boxwell Brothers chapel. She died in Dallas Tuesday. Interment will be here. Surviving are her husband Chasley Pittman, her mother Mrs. Nellie McCarty of 708 North Buchanan Street, three brothers H. E. McCarty of Clovis, Raymond McCarty of Dallas, Milton McCarty, and two sisters Mrs. Jack Haynes of Los Angeles and Rose Mary McCarty of Amarillo.
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Dallas
Amarillo
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Chasley Pittman
Pittman
Nellie McCarty
North
Buchanan Street
C. Grimes
Polk Street Methodist Church
H. E. McCarty
Clovis
Raymond McCarty
Milton McCarty
Jack Haynes
Los Angeles
Rose Mary McCarty
Flames Sweep Aft Into Rear Holds After Abandoning Ship
A historical report notes that flames swept toward the rear holds as the vessel was abandoned, with the fire spreading through the stern area while crew departed. The account emphasizes the danger and rapid spread aboard the burning ship.
Mouse electrocution blaze shocks Frankfort resident
A mouse was electrocuted after gnawing a light wire at Gene Kihm’s home in Frankfort Kansas. The creature blew all fuses in the house, creating a startling scene.
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Frankfort
Kas
Gene Kihm
Old Western Dance Promises Grand Clayton Festival
The American Legion Fred J. Tuttle Post No. 27 in Clayton New Mexico sponsors an annual Old Western Dance trio January 21 22 and 23. The event features a carnival bingo doll racks games and attractions with over 300 in prizes for best costume whiskers and dancing. Buckhorn Bar runs Boy Scouts lunch by Legion Auxiliary and Melody Masters nine piece orchestra provide music.
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Clayton, N. M
American Legion
Fred J. Tuttle
Legion Auxiliary
Clayton
Melody Masters
Two Die in Refinery Explosion at Port Arthur
A Texas Company refinery oil still exploded in Port Arthur killing Lewis Rockaway 27 and H M Schell 40. Four others were injured with one in critical condition as company officials investigate the cause.
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Port Arthur
U.P
Texas Company
Lewis Rockaway
H. M. Schell
Fine Assessed for Carrying Concealed Weapon
Frank Lara Indian youth pleaded guilty in county court to carrying a concealed weapon. He was fined 100 dollars plus court costs after arrest in a railroad yard several days earlier.
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Frank Lara
Congress to Delay Roosevelt Reform Plans
Speaker William B Bankhead predicted Congress would delay action on President Roosevelt s government reorganization plans to allow mature consideration of all features.
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William B. Bankhead
The
House
Congress
Roosevelt
Americans Held in China Face Rebel Blockade in Sianfu
Twenty one Americans confined in the interior city of Sianfu under threat of warfare as government troops clash with Communist rebels. Foreign residents seek evacuation blocked by insurgents aiming to form a northwest Chinese government.
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Nanking
Sianfu
China
United States
Geisha Girls Embrace Western Swing and Blues
Japan's geisha are adopting Occidental influences after U.S. imports of phonograph records and sound films. Hundreds of years of classical entertainment mix with American blues and rhumba as 73,000 geisha girls trained to entertain expand their repertoires with Crosby and Baker type stars.
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Japan
United States
Bing Crosby
Josephine Baker
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