Weathered moves amid parade plans and a landmark store move
The item notes near term weather with no winds or moisture and details White & Kirk moving March 1 to a temporary store at Fourth and Tyler, alongside a four story build starting by March 25. It previews a large parade with Governor guests including Clyde Tingley and Mrs Roosevelt, plus entertainment by Ben Turpin and others, and mentions a telephone rights protest at the police station.
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White & Kirk
Fourth
Tyler Streets
Amarillo
Clyde Tingley
Markets and Cotton News From Kansas City and New Orleans
Kansas City reports hogs and cattle sales with top hog bids at 8.25 and steers at 8.65, plus hayloads and dairy figures. New Orleans cotton opens steady to lower on weak cables, with Jan at 8.43 and Dec near 8.87. The page also carries assorted trivia on diabetes, hats, Pulitzer, Tammany Hall, Cairo vs Houston, linoleum care, and bullfighting history.
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Kansas City
New Orleans
N.Y
Great Britain
Joseph Pulliser
Pulitzer
Aaron Burr
U. S
Tammany Hall
U.S
Egypt
Cairo
Houston
Texas
New York
BE. A Pierce A Co
Amarillo
T. Acini
Allied Stores
Amer Smelt & Ref
Amer Big Mills
Amer Tel & Tel Armour & Co. Asy
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnadall
Baldwin Loco
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Borden
Budd Mfg
Fla
Callahan Zinc & Lead
Celanese Corpse
Chrysler
Columb Gas & Elec
With & South
Consol
Sereeaeee
Crosley Radio
Long-Bell Lumber
Glen L. Martin Evites
Miami Copper i
Minneapolis Ward Moline
Marshall Montgomeield Board
Natl
Nash Kelvinator Distillers
Dairy Products
Ists
Pwr & Light Y Central
North American Aviation
North American Co
Ohio Os
Otis Steel
Plinseway
Packard Motors
Aus
Penney Co. (Jc
Paramount Eenee
Penneylvania RR
Phillips Petrolus
Pullman Co, E
Keith-Orpheum
Remington Rand
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Reo Motors
Mis
Sohenley Dintiliers En
Car Driver Sentenced to Life for Slaying in Dallas
Robert Lacy a 22 year old courtesy car driver received a life imprisonment sentence after a jury convicted him of murdering Harry Leon Helfman a 32 year old Brooklyn businessman in suburban Kiest Park on November 15 Helfman’s slaying prompted the verdict reached after deliberations begun yesterday in Dallas.
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Dallas
Robert Lacy
Harry Leon Helfman
Brooklyn
Helfman
Kiest Park
Weather Box Friction Sparks Public Exchange
Fragmentary lines show a public dispute over weather prediction. The text mentions reactions to prior weather events and an implied continuation on the next page. Names and full context are unreadable.
Jersey City Mayor Accepts CIO If Peaceful
Mayor Frank Hague welcomed the CIO in Jersey City as long as they are peaceful. He warned a CIO invasion would have destroyed local industries and tied the CIO to Communist leaders, but said no hostility toward honest workers who join the CIO.
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Jersey City
N. J
CIO
Frank Hague
Hague
Chamber of Commerce
KGNC Thursday Broadcast Schedule Highlights
KGNC air lineup details afternoon and evening programs. Highlights include club matinee NBC segments at 3:05 and music showcases such as Teddy Hill Orchestra NBC 5:15 and Vie Arden Orchestra at 7:15. News, sports and variety shows fill the rest of the schedule.
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Teddy Hill
NBC
Joan Edwards
Capitol String Quartet
Rhythm Makers
Vie Arden Orchestra
Farley Predicts 1939 Surplus for Postal Service
Postmaster General James A. Farley foresees a 1939 surplus of 30 million dollars in the department's own funds after excluding free mail and subsidies. Earlier projections had shown a smaller surplus, but Farley disclosed in a letter to the House subcommittee chair that the surplus would be around 30 million despite subsidies.
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Panhandle
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
Washington
James A. Farley
House Appropriations Committee
W. W. Howes
Farley
Louis Ludlow
Democrat
Indiana
Subcommittee
Massachusetts Governor Hurley Faces Roosevelt Clash
Rumors of friction between Governor Charles F Hurley and the Roosevelt administration were followed by a statement from James Roosevelt urging Massachusetts to continue its course. Hurley has opposed national flood control provisions and the child labor amendment, arguing for state rights in federally financed projects.
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Oston
Massachusetts
Charles Frley
Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
Hurley
Lunatic Arrested in Amsterdam for Threats to Royal Family
Police in Amsterdam report the arrest of an escaped lunatic who threatened to kill Queen Wilhelmina and Crown Princess Juliana. He was detained after the alleged threats surfaced on January 13.
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Amsterdam
The
Netherlands
Deserters Stop Patrol Across No Man's Land
Spanish insurgent forces halt an armed cavalry patrol in No Man's Land near Gibraltar and La Linea to curb a desertion trickle. In the United States, 42 states report 28,060 traffic deaths in 1937's last nine months.
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Gibraltar
No Man's Land
Gibralt
la Linea
United States
Costs of baby bonds and Social Security taxes debated
Congressional committee heard that the small denomination baby bond program cost about 3.6 million dollars from 1935 to 1937 and would run about 6.1 million dollars in the next two years while Social Security tax collection cost 1.44 dollars per 100. The treasury aims to save about 4 million annually by quarterly returns and Morgenthau defended Social Security funds as investments for the general fund.
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Washington
Congressional
Edwin L. Kilby
The
Treasury
Public Debt Service
House Appropriations Committee
Kilby
Frederick I. Evans
Internal Revenue Bureau
Rep. Ludlow
Indiana
Morgenthau
Luckies touted by veteran experts in sworn records
Veteran Jim Edwards praises Luckies as easy on the throat during a seven hour day. Sworn records show Luckies have twice as many exclusive smokers among independent tobacco experts as all other cigarettes combined.
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Edwards
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White & Kik
Southwest
Jimmy
Ames Allred
Ernest Thompson
FE. W. Marland
Hollywood
Ben Turpin
J. Parrison
Aawger
Scowman
Mrs. Roosevelt
Walter Winchell
Japan
USA
Cal Tinney
Cal
Phil Baker
C. G. McSwain
Jackson Street
Jeanette Jones
Mrs. Jones
Sherman County
Carlsbad
B&. Public Health Service
America
Fort Sumpeer
Seattle
Andrew Jackson
Washington State
Kansas City Livestock
Pierce & Co
Palm Ohio
St Joseph Lead
Bea & Roebu i
Socony Vacum
South Parr
Southern Railway
Standard Brands
Seveline
Stone & Webster Studebaker
Simmons Co
Texas Corp
Texas Gulf Sulfur
Texas Pac Coal & Oil Tide Water Assn
Trans America
Thompson Products
Texas Gulf
United Aircraft
United Air Lines
United Corp
United Gas
Imput
US Steel
Warner Bee
White Motors
Co Wilson
Woolworth
Pierce & Furnished
Arkansas
Maneaibo Cities Service
Rited Gas Corp
Bs Land Royalty Sugar Service
Cate
Cero Oole Rey
Tack
Lindbergh
KGNC
Sons of the West
Don Winston
Navy
Octavian Goga
Romania
Mag- Lupescu
Carol
Ssachusetts
Akleenteeth
Fasteeth
Asia Tabacco Auctioneer
Jim Edwards
J. N. Edwards
Farmville
North Carolina
Lucky Strike
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