Crazy Quilt Tickets Held for Visitors at Municipal Auditorium
Half the tickets for Billy Rose's Crazy Quilt at Municipal Auditorium January 28 are reserved for out of town buyers. remaining half on sale. Prices range from 1.00 to 3.85 including tax. Show features Fannie Brice Phil Baker and Ted Healy with 110 performers arriving by special train.
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Glove-News
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Globe-News
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Hughes Burial Rites Not Yet Announced
J A Hughes 80 pioneer hotel operator and land owner of White Deer died Sunday evening at his daughter's home. He is survived by six daughters and two sons. He was known in Araclo and the Panhandle and prominent in the Baptist Church. The body lies at Griggs Funeral Chapel pending word from Mrs O F Weisz of St Louis.
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Amarillo
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Cecil
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Cunningham Funeral Rites To Be Tuesday
Funeral services for James F. Cunningham 66 Amarillo pioneer contractor will be held at 9 30 Tuesday morning from Sacred Heart Cathedral conducted by Mser A F Amirault. Pallbearers listed include F M Shaughnessy Mark Cullen Frank Bone M T O Neil George Taylor and Walter Bennett. Burial in Llano Cemetery. Survived by wife Sarah and brother John Cunningham of Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Amarillo Chamber to set date for annual banquet
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce directors will meet this afternoon to determine the date for the annual banquet. Manager O V Vernon said the event will be held this month and efforts are under way to secure an outstanding speaker. Several names have been proposed, but no decision has been reached.
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Teachers to Meet With County Superintendent
Potter County teachers will meet Miss Laura V. Hamner, county superintendent of schools, at 10 o'clock Saturday morning in the department quarters in the new courthouse.
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Potter County
Laura V. Hamner
Law students plan appeal of campus traffic court ruling
Four Wisconsin law students lead undergraduates in opposing the university campus traffic court. They aim to take the case to the State Supreme Court, claiming the court is illegally appointed and lacks authority to levy fines. The panel includes President Glenn Frank appointing a court before regents approval. Six students faced $1 fines, with double penalties for ticket violators, as the court convenes again.
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European powers react to Mussolini repudiation proposal
The text notes mixed reactions to a Mussolini idea for European states to curb U.S. money, with Britain opposed to the term repudiation, Germany viewing it favorably, and Germany's heavy debt backed by U.S. and English borrowing.
Dentists Gather for Southwestern Orthodontists Convention
The twelfth annual convention of the Southwestern Society of Orthodontists will convene in Amarillo next Monday through Wednesday. All executive sessions occur at the Herring Hotel with a golf tournament Sunday at the Amarillo Country Club featuring prizes. Luncheons banquets dances and theater parties are planned by the Chamber of Commerce for delegates and families. Registration begins Monday at 9. Dr. Martin Dewey of New York City is among principal speakers and Dr. Wm. B. Stevenson of Amarillo, the society president, will preside at the opening session.
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New York City
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Amarillo
Amarilloans to Attend Tulsa Chamber Banquet
A large contingent from Amarillo will travel to Tulsa on Wednesday night for the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet. Mason King of the Amarillo chamber announces several Amarilloans will give the principal speech. The event will be at the Swisher County Community building.
Charity sewing drive seeks quilt scraps and clothing
Mrs. Jessie N. Ross, county probation officer, urges donations of quilt scraps and clothing to support an employment campaign that provides sewing work to needy women. Funds from several quilts sold will finance further work, with plans to piece quilts for the county farm.
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Jessie N. Ross
Jousting at Ninth Avenue and Harrison Street Ends in Casualties
Both contestants in a jousting at Ninth Avenue and Harrison Street were casualties Sunday night. The White Way standard at the intersection was broken and a motor car left a front bumper at the scene. police recovered the bumper.
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Drunkenness and Fights Swell City Jail Population
Drunkenness and fights last night swelled the city jail population. One fighter struck four men, prompting transfer to the county. A theft charge was filed against a woman accused of taking Archer's coat, amid the brawl and disorder.
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Reward for Lost Tan Leather Overcoat
Dear Tack. a tan leather overcoat disappeared on the corner of Second and Polk Thursday night. The note requests return or information and asks for contact via Tack Letters Page WW.
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Markets Report From Amarillo to New Orleans
Markets across Amarillo and Chicago show mixed grain prices and steady to higher hog and cattle quotes. Cotton advanced in New Orleans with firmer tones amid improving demand. steel loans carry high premiums while blue-chip equities drift with dull trading and renewed gains in several key names.
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Sooky sequel to Skippy screens at Fair Theater
A sequel to the 1931 popular picture Skippy is now showing at the Fair Theater. The film Sooky follows the adventures of two youngsters with Jackie Cooper and Robert Coogan in lead roles. The DAR reviewing committee calls it an excellent picture with humor and tears.
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Joy of the Battle Not the Win
Poem lines celebrate endurance and courage over victory, praising effort, struggle, and daring as true rewards. The author Edgar A. Guest frames life as constant fighting, with the prize a lure and the thrill found in doing and witnessing the sword’s clash.
Mellon Charge Renewed by Rep Patman in House
In Washington on January 18, Representative Wright Patman renewed impeachment charges against Secretary Mellon after his earlier testimony to the House Judiciary Committee. Alexander W. Gregg defended Mellon, denying all charges and answering questions as Patman vowed to continue the probe, accusing Mellon of pressuring for a concession in Colombia for Gulf Oil despite lacking proof.
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Brake Test Enforcement Underway in Amarillo
Police started notifying motorists Monday about enforcing Amarillo brake-testing law requiring brakes tested every 30 days. If tests are not completed, drivers will be tagged to appear in court. Enforcement was delayed until streets were clear of ice and snow.
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Amarillo
Two Die in Head-On Crash Near Lamesa Texas
LUBBOCK Jan 18 Two persons died and four were injured in a head-on crash late Sunday two miles east of Lamesa. Victims include Cinthia Ann Reed five and Roy Shipp twenty two. The child was daughter of Louis B. Shipp.
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Local collision claims Reed and Shipp fatalities
Reed a Lamesa attorney was killed instantly while Shipp died in a hospital after a crash involving two cars driven by R. D. Kirk county attorney and Don M. Burkett. Mr. and Mrs. Kirk and Mr. and Mrs. Reed suffered minor injuries.
Hoover picks Joseph C. Grew as envoy to Tokyo
Washington January 18 Joseph C Grew of Hancock Maine ambassador to Turkey since 1923 has been chosen by Kent Hoover as the next envoy to Tokyo. Grew a career diplomat will succeed W Cam Forbes who may relinquish his post soon though officials wish his presence during the delicate Manchurian situation. Grew has spent his career in the diplomatic service and represented the United States in key posts and negotiations including a 1923 treaty with Turkey.
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Japan
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Forgery Suspect Escapes Perryton Jail
Bryan Anderson, a forgery suspect, escaped from the Perryton county jail by digging a tunnel under the foundation with a small shovel concealed by visitors.
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Texas
Bryan Anderson
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