Scouts Form at Wilderado in Oldham County
The Amarillo Area Council adds Troop 31 of Wilderado to Oldham County. Charter members include I N Hutchins and Glen Allred with Marvin J. Paul guiding as scout executive and H L Patterson as district commissioner. Meetings begin Friday at the Wildorado schoolhouse. The investiture ceremony occurs January 27 with Bob Johnson leading units to Wilderado.
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I. N. Hutchins
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Glen Allred
B. C. Carter
Hugh Dalton
J. M. Dyar
Bill Dyar
Cabot Dysart
Harold Fowler
Ira Hutchins
Cecil Oglesby
Frankie Ozee
Ralph Lansing
Billy Priest
Owen Williams
Carl Whiteman
Joe Whiteman
Fightin
Bob
Embezzlement case moves on after hearing waiver
Bruce Wolverton waived removal hearing today before a U.S. commissioner on a charge of embezzling $87 in postal funds from the Arp Texas post office where he worked as a clerk. Unable to furnish bond, he was remanded to jail awaiting removal to Texas.
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Los Angeles
Bruce Wolverton
United States
Arp
Texas
Home town weekly news fills the rails with updates
The Claude News columnist argues the town weekly best serves readers with essential local and adjacent-area news. The piece notes how papers rely on local advertisers to inform on where to buy. A series of staff moves and railroad related notices follow, including calls for a safety meeting and personnel changes.
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Home Town Weekly
Kleberg Opposes Texas CWA Cuts
Representative Kleberg urged no drastic cuts in civil works in Texas. He cited wires from Governor Ferguson and San Antonio Mayor C. K. Quin, who warned that reducing allocations or curtailing San Antonio operations would be disastrous.
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Washington
Kleberg
Texas
Harry L. Hopkins
Ferguson
C. K. Quin
San Antonio
Pedestrians Cause Fatal Injury After Downtown Collision
Mrs. Kate L. Bear, 68, bumped into Robert Owens at a downtown corner December 29. She fell, was taken home, then to a hospital where a fractured rib and injuries proved fatal. The report notes French Canadians form about one third of Canada's population.
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Washington
Kate L. Bear
Robert Owens
Owens
Canada
Conquering Bidding: Deferring Hard Hands for Sound No Trump
The article argues for avoiding deceptive passes and ambushes in bridge bidding. It explains signaling clarity by deferring on defensive-type hands, enabling flexible play, and outlines specific no trump rebids and responses with example hands and scenarios.
Report on Holding Company Affiliate of a National Bank
A holding company affiliate report dated December 30 1933 38 cites its relation to The First National Bank of Amarillo Texas under the Banking Act of 1933. It notes Mortgage Loan and Holding Company activities owning bank stocks corporate stocks bonds notes and other securities with W H Fuqua as sworn before official on January 9 1934.
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First National Bank of
Amarillo
Texas
Federal Reserve District No
W. H. Fuqua
West Texas Mortgage Loan Company
Alice in Wonderland heads for Fair Theater amid star lineup
Mollie Merrick calls Alice in Wonderland the ideal film and Charlotte Henry leads the Fair Theater opening with a stellar cast. Critics discuss Hollywood trends from National Lovers Code to blonde preferences as Prat Heads and Redheads on Parade loom in upcoming releases.
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Ruby Keeler
FAIR
Charlotte Henry
Texas
Marie Dressler
Wallace Beery
Mission
Slima and
Andy
Rialto
Lillian Harvey
Lew Ayres
Leslie Fenton
REX
Claudette Colbert
IL Gover
Roseland
Joe Norman
NAT
Roy Diven
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Alice In Wonderland
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Alice
Globe
Bridge comment on slam try after one no trump rebid
A brisk note critiques partner bidding beyond three no trumps and a slam try after a first minimum one no trump rebid, highlighting conventional limits in contract decisions.
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Public Ledger
The Last Straw Hint in Hennenberg Tale
A fragment shows an action where a creature strikes at a hauberk and grabs underwear. Count Otto IV of Hennenberg receives the item, hinting at a forthcoming installment titled Tomorrow: The Last Straw.
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Hennenberg
United Feature Syndicate
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