Hoover May Linger Awhile At Capitol
President elect Hoover may stay in Washington this week to finish conferences with Republican leaders and meet advisers before departing for Florida. He aims to finalize plans for the inaugural address and farm relief and tariff policy, while delaying broader patronage issues until after February. C Bascom Slemp of Virginia is among names circulated for cabinet consideration.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
National
Florida
Miami Beach
Congress
Confederacy
C. Bascom Slemp
Virginia
Coolidge
County eyes paving work on West Tenth and River Road
Carson county officials consider upgrading West Tenth street with hard surface paving costing about 30000 dollars and weighing plans for Oil Field highway and River Road improvements. State and federal aid may cover two thirds of 500000 to pave the 18 mile stretch to the Moore county line while routing decisions delay U S Highway 64 paving.
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Stinnett
Amarillo
Ryder
West Tenth Street
West Sixth Avenue
West Tenth
State Highway Department
Down
Amarillo Creek
Moore County
Marymere Farm
Carson County
Mr. Ryder
Washburn
St. Francis
Five Best Features On Air Wednesday
Radio listings outline a midweek schedule with the Latouraine Orchestra on WEAF at 6 30 CST, New York Siremen's Ball on WOR at 7 30 CST, the Palmolive Hour at 8 30 CST, Kolster Orchestra at 9 CST, and Chicago Civic Opera performing Massenet’s Thais on WJZ at 9 CST via network connections. The items highlight networked programs across major stations with a focus on music and opera selections.
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United Press
WEAF
Network
Latouraine Orchestra
WOR
Netwok
New York
Palmolive Hour
Kolster
WJZ
Chicago Civic Opera
Massenet
Card of Thanks From Amarillo Residents
A note from Mrs J M Lawrence and children thanks Amarillo residents for kindness during illness in isolation hospital. They express gratitude for gifts and prayers and wish God’s choicest blessings on all.
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Amarillo
J. M. Lawrence
Dandy vaudeville show at Fair theater dazzles crowd
The Interstate vaudeville bill at the Fair theater features new jokes toe dancing and wire dancing. Pop Cameron and family deliver 30 minutes of comic fun while LeDova and Ivan Luttman enhance the lineup. Charles Sargent Bert Lewis perform updated jokes with guitar and ukulele. Frank Evers earns praise for wire dancing.
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Fair Theater
Pop Cameron
LeDova
Ivan Luttman
Charles Sargent
Bert Lewis
Frank Evers
The
Wire
Miss Hamner Delayed By Relative Death
Miss Laura V. Hamner county superintendent of schools will not be in her office until Thursday due to the death of a relative. She left for Fort Worth last Thursday night to attend a meeting of the executive committee of the Texas State Teachers Association when she was notified.
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Laura V. Hamner
City Forester Warns On Unpermitted Tree Planting
Amarillo residents plant trees along street borders and parkways without permits. Temple H. Robinson says a new city ordinance requires permits for such planting to ensure uniformity. He notes this is not an ideal time for planting and can be reached at 2-2211.
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Temple H. Robinson
Robinson
Five County Officials Reappointed For Coming Year
Potter county commissioners reappointed five department heads including county farm superintendent O D Faulkner fair grounds caretaker John Speed health officer Dr E A Johnston traffic officer Jim Pottinger and probation officer Mrs Jessie N Ross, signaling little change in administration.
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Potter County
Commissioners’ Court
D. Faulkner
John Speed
Fair Grounds
E. A. Johnston
Halth
Jim Pottinger
Jessie N. Ross
Information sought on Charles Bodine Rubincam in Amarillo
Mrs. Sue H. Rubincam of the United States Naval Hospital Chelsea Boston Massachusetts asks the Board of City Development for help locating Charles Bodine Rubincam who is reported to have been in Amarillo in recent years.
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Chas.e. Rubincam
Board of City Development
Sue H. Rubincam
United States Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Boston
Massachusetts
Charles Bodine Rubincam
Amarillo
Aspironal promise of instant cold relief sells widely
A sensational drug ad touts Aspironal as a guaranteed two minute cure for colds and flus. It claims endorsements by authorities, marketing in all drugstores, and a money back promise if symptoms do not fade in two minutes. It targets children and adults and urges quick purchase.
Shoes, tongues, and a Cobbler’s Coolidge tale
A reflection on why many claim illness due to faith and imagination. It cites Cobbler Lucey advising Calvin Coolidge to lace his shoes tight and mind his tongue, noting the risks of tight lacing and the lack of medical cure for real ailments. The piece ends by doubting Lucey’s full wisdom.
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Mr. Lucey
Northampton
President Coolidge
Calvin
Coolidge
Lucey
Midwest and Northeast Endure Severe Cold and Snow
Snow covered much of the Midwest with six inches in Chicago and dangerous travel conditions. Temperatures dropped to eight below in Minnesota North Dakota and Wisconsin. Two deaths occurred from the cold with blizzard like winds across the North Atlantic states from Maine to Pennsylvania.
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Wis
Arkansas
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
New York
North Atlantic
Syracuse
N. Y
New York City
Seaboard
Maine
Pennsylvania
Lakes
Allegheny Mountains
Battery B Ordered for Pay Tonight
Members of Battery B 131st Field Artillery will receive quarterly pay tonight according to Capt Blutcher S Thorp. Each member is ordered to be present in uniform.
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131St Field Artillery
Blutcher S. Thorp
Six Escape Death by Gas at White Deer Furniture Store
A group of six people narrowly escaped asphyxiation from monoxide gas at Evans & Tubbs Furniture in White Deer. The incident occurred around 8 PM when one member fainted, another collapsed before help arrived, and Henderson exited to call for aid. All victims recovered after medical attention.
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Henderson
Moody and Truett Attend Texas Governor’s Inaugural Address
In the Governor's reception room at 11 30 Dan Moody and Dr George Truett joined invited guests as bands played in the capitol rotunda Preparations were made for the joint session The oath of office was given to Moody and Lieut Gov Miller Judge Cureton officiated Miller gave a brief reply Moody delivered a 420 word address praising Texas citizens and pledging unselfish service and progress for the state through cooperative legislative and executive action The speech highlighted growth, need for timely measures and the people’s trust in their leaders
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George Truett
Dallas
Capitol
Moody
Miller
Cureton
Texas
Legislative Department
Court House Records and Local Property Transfers
Court house records list transfers including Gaines to Sheridan lot 7 block 110 O T for 2303.87 dollars and Hewitt to O'Neill lot 5 block 15 S Hts. Various motor and business registrations and marriage licenses follow with names and addresses. Building permits issued to Phillips Petroleum Co for stations and repairs, with contractors listed.
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Armada Mafia
W. A. Evans
J. E. Nunn
Cleo. G
Clayton
Kentucky
Nash
Henry Propst Motor
A. P. McSwain
Nunn Biidg
Ford
Walter Irvin Inc
Amarillo Music Co
Polk
Dodge
Cullum Motor Co
Abe Schmidt
Montzuma
Kans
Whippet
Carl Fay Motor Co
R. W. Rueggsegger
Outlook
Montana
Chrysler
Stice Motor Co
Ino
D. Reed
Taylor
Willys- Knight
Gamble Martin Motor
A. F. Wood
Pierce
Chevrolet
Plains Chevrolet
Pantex Pipe Line Co
Walter Irvin
Plains Drilling Co
Amarillo
Graham
Blair Motor Co
Davis H. Wilson
Iva Belle McLaughlin
Pemisio Mercado
Jesusita de la Cruz
Phillips Petroleum Company
Polk St
Prem
N. Fillmore
C. Christoph Athms
Belleview
S. J. Hts
Christoph Athms
Famous driver Ab Jenkins to visit Amarillo with Studebaker
Ab Jenkins famed transcontinental racer and record setter will visit Amarillo as guest of local Studebaker-Erskine dealer W. M. McCarty. He will arrive driving a President Eight roadster noted for a 80 000 mile Atlantic City sprint in 26 329 minutes. Jenkins rose to fame in 1926 with a New York to San Francisco run in 86 hours 20 minutes proving his prowess.
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Ab Jenkins
Amarillo
Jenkins
W. M. McCarty
Studebaker-Erskine
Atlantic City
Studebaker
New York
San Francisco
Birth notices and local updates in town
Mr. and Mrs. Henry S Pace announce the birth of a baby son Joe Roy Pace. Mr. and Mrs Harry N Free lease the H L Daly home at 2201 Taylor for six months. Mr and Mrs Lee Austin Cloud announce the birth of a baby daughter on January 13. Mrs D T Pierce ill with flu at 1007 N Taylor improving.
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Joe Roy Pace
A. T. Zion
San Jacinto
Ross M. Lambdin
Stinnett
Harry N. Free
H. L. Daly
Taylor Street
T. F. Caldwell
The
Amarillo Producers & Refiners
Chicago
Lee Austin Cloud
St. Francis
Floyd Studer
American Central Life Insurance Company
D. T. Pierce
N. Taylor Street
W. A. Osterdock
St. Anthony Hospital
Pierce Street
H. V. Robertson & Company
Emmett Scott
Wheeler
J. E. Rhodes
Hayden Street
G. A. Beasley
Hart
Mrs. LeMaster
Williams Street
Kress
Election Return Bill Introduced by Texas Senator
United Press reports in Austin that Sen. Margie Neal proposed a bill to punish election return delays with fines from 50 to 500 dollars and allow mandamus actions by the attorney general to force returns. The senate set February 6 for a joint session with the house as the southern crop champions tour Austin. In the House Polk Hornaday of Cameron county pushed a bill to remove the speed limit, making dangerous driving punishable regardless of speed.
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United Press
Austin
Tex
Margie Neal
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Polk Hornaday
Cameron County
Secretarial Association Plans January Session Program
A tentative program for the Panhandle Secretarial association general session on January 31 was discussed by the program committee. Biggs, assistant manager of the Board of City Development, said plans are not complete and require confirmation from the men involved.
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Texas Air Transport
the Panhandle Secretarial Association
Biggs
Board of City Development
Rand Named Utility Head in Deadwood South Dakota
Frank Rand, chief electrical engineer of Southwestern Public Service, promoted to general superintendent of Consolidated Power and Light in Deadwood SD. The company operates Nebraska and South Dakota sites including McCook Gothenberg Deadwood Rapids City. Rand has worked in Denver and Amarillo and will assume duties on arrival with wife Louisa LeNeveu, daughter of Claude LeNeveu.
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Frank Rand
Southwestern Public Service Company
Consolidated Power and Light Company
Deadwood
S. D
Rand
Mr. Rand
Nebraska
South Dakota
McCook and Gothenberg
Rapids City
Utilities Company
Denver
Amarillo
Ong Street
Louisa LeNeveu
Claude LeNeveu
Motlow Sets Criminal Docket In County Court
Judge Sam B. Motlow called the county court criminal docket this morning and set cases for the week and next. None will be heard today. Chief of Police H L Gaither's trial for false imprisonment is continued to March 12 on the defendant's motion. Irene Nicholson is the complaining witness alleging wrongful jail detention.
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Sam B. Motlow
H. L. Gaither
Gaither
Irene Nicholson
Industrial Plans Discussed by Amarillo Board Group
The industrial committee of the Board of City Development met at Amarillo hotel at noon to review plans for new industrial operations.
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The
Board of City Development
Amarillo Hotel
Senate Debates Ratification Pact Amid War Conference Appeal
A Senate debate over the treaty ratification continues as a war causes conference delegation led by Carrie Chapman Catt lobbies in the Capitol with resolutions in support. Senator Reed and allies press for a committee report explaining the treaty’s effects while Kellogg opposes that plan.
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Conference On
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Reed
Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
America
Kellogg
Missouri
Moses
New Hampshire
Bingham
Connecticut
Graham Paige display and Chisum in Amarillo
Scores of acquaintances sent flowers to Mr. Chisum as Graham-Paige showcases 17 of 85 body types on five chassis. All bodies are LeBaron custom built with Lockheed hydraulic brakes and high equipment. The Chisum organization lists J. C. Jenkins as general manager Henry Propst as general sales manager J J B Thomas as service manager and George Seimantle as parts manager. About 40 employees work for Toney Chisum, Inc.
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Chisum
Amarillo
Graham-Paige
Mr. Chisum
J. C. Jenkins
Henry Propst
J. J B. Thomas
George Seimantle
Toney Chisum, Inc
Confesses Morning Details On Self Injuries In Serial Burglaries
The confession centers on four o clock remarks about fresh cuts on hands and where received. Detective Denton, on the Hammonds case since Saturday, reports progress. Hammonds is linked to multiple burglaries including Brown's Pharmacy and Lane's Grocery with varied thefts and attempted entries at J. H. Harris & Son's grocery.
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Sue
Denton
Hammonds
Randal Drug
Brown's
City
Duke Rug
Lane's
City Dry Cleaners
Creekmore Implent Company
Bluebird Bakery
J. H. Harris & Son
Rayford Identified by Canyon Banker in Forgery Case
James D. Rayford, a local grain man, faces forgery and swindling charges over bogus bills of lading. Canyon banker O. W. Cook identified him as W. H. Boyd, a third man in the grain swindle plot. Rayford and Frank G. Barefield were accused of passing 25,000 dollars in fake bills. Barefield posted bond and Rayford remains jailed.
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James D. Rayford
Canyon
W. H. Boyd
O. W. H. Cook
Amarillo
Rayford
Boyd
Frank G. Barefield
Barefield Grain Company
Barefield
Knights of Columbus plan Walsh visit to Amarillo
Local council members organize for Dr. James J. Walsh to speak at the high school auditorium tomorrow at 8 PM on A Life Worth Living. Admission is free. Walsh travels through Texas by order of the national council, Amarillo included. Public invited.
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the Knights of Columbus
James J. Walsh
New York City
Walsh
Texas
National Council of the Knights of Columbus
Amarillo
They Shall Not Know Him as a Child Poem by Edgar A Guest
A 1929 Edgar A Guest poem describes a future man raised in humble settings hidden from judgment. The verse foresees trials, hardship, and a destined rise to leadership as a single strong soul recognized by a world of men.
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Edgar A, Guest
Live stock and cotton market report from major U.S. cities
Hogs and cattle prices move higher and steady across Kansas City Fort Worth Chicago and East St Louis markets with volumes around 17 000 hogs and 12 000 cattle plus calf and sheep figures. Cotton trends mixed with New York New Orleans and Liverpool notes and grain and butter markets steady to firmer.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Chicago
Associated Preas
East ST. Louis
Rehearsal Of Creation Tonight At Amarillo College Of Music
The first rehearsal of Haydn's The Creation is set for tonight at 8 o clock at the Amarillo College of Music. The chorus is free to all with the only expense being the music. About one hundred Messiah chorus members plan to participate and new singers are urged to join.
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Haydn
Amarillo College of Music
FOSTERS TAKE OVER PANHANDLE AUTO CLUB LEADERSHIP
Mr and Mrs O H Foster formerly of Pampa assume control of the Panhandle Auto Club with Mr Foster as manager and Mrs Foster as secretary The resignations of C T Brazington and Mrs W L Laird opened the posts The Fos ters moved to the city yesterday
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Pampa
Panhandle Auto Club
Foster
Mr. Foster
C. T. Brazington
Oklahoma
W. L. Laird
Toney Chisum, Inc
Fosters
City
Stocks on steady start as rumors prop up shares
New York trading shows scattered gains and losses amid rumors of new stock issues. Industrial names like American Radiator and Wright Aeronautical move on speculation, while others such as American Steel and Allied Chemical rise on profit talk and trust buying. Foreign exchange opens steady with sterling at 4.85132.
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New York Central
American Radiator
Mathieson Alkali
Wright Aeronautical
Industrial Rayon
William ©. Durant
Borden’s
American
Warner Bros. Pictures
Bush Terminal
International Combustion
Vanadium Steel
Allied Chemical
International Telephone
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