Sermon Attacks Dance Halls Drug Stores in Amarillo
Rev J C Sisemore of Tabernacle Baptist Church denounced dance halls drug stores and movie theaters as modernist temptations in Amarillo. He warned of midnight revelries, intoxication and sexual immorality, urging residents to purge modernism from the church and promising a follow up sermon next Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Sisemore
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Amarillo
Jake
Texas Baptist Convention
Denmark
Snowbound Highways Slow to Clear Across Panhandle
Division State Highway Engineer P S Bailey said tractors and dragging crews worked to clear stretches, with U S 66 the worst blocked by drifts near Groom. Buses were unable to operate from Union Bus Station. Highway 5 to Wichita Falls was cleared and travelable, while Highway 33 near Pampa to the Oklahoma line had lighter traffic. Roads north south and west of Amarillo remained in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PS. Bailey
U. S. 66
Groom
Union
Wichita Falls
Childress
Pampa
Oklahoma Line
Amarillo
Governor Holloway to discuss prison reform Friday
Solons hear Governor W J Holloway advocate centralization of Texas penitentiary system with plans favoring near Austin industrial consolidation and sale of most farms except Imperial Harlem Darrington and Ramsey. Legislature split. proposals include centralization near Houston and rehabilitation of Huntsville walls. The governor backs moving the system to central Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Imperial
Harlem
Darrington
Ramsey Farms
Imperial Farm
Houston
Huntsville
Texas
Amarillo Weather Outlook Warns of Prolonged Cold and Snow
Old Tack warns Panhandle readers that cold weather will continue with more storms and bad February. He notes bright spells and star twinkles as ominous signs, shares anecdotes about frost bite and a frozen toe, and urges wearing heavy undergarments while awaiting spring. He recaps lost items and a coat, plus a lighthearted tale about Lollapalooza and a teacher helping with snow days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Panhandle
Old Tack
Asare
Air Crash Toll Grows As Rescue Continues
A list of victims from the Los Angeles air line disaster includes Maddux, Sedric Brown, Doris Cantillon, Ida Glover, Hannah Colliston, Frances Jamieson, Benjamin Miller and others. Lieut Westbrook and Police Chief Eaton report the crash occurred on a hillside with three bodies thrown clear while thirteen remained trapped in the cabin as flames raged. Rescue efforts were hampered by the wreckage and burning interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddux
T. A. T.maddux Air Lines
Los Angeles
Sedric Brown
Doris Cantillon
Richard Cantillon
Ida M. Glover
Cantillon
Hannah Colliston
Fairhope
Alabama
Frances Jamieson
Pasadena
Calif
Benjamin Miller
San Francisco
Haward J. Small
Charles Raybold
Elizabeth Squibbs
Basil Russell
Freddie Walker
Virgil Westbrook
Army Flier
Forest Eaton
San Clemente
Eaton
Westbrook
Sixteen Die In Ford Maddux-T. A. T. Crash Near San Clemente
United Press reports the tri motor Ford Maddux T A T airliner crash near San Clemente California killed sixteen people the worst aviation disaster in history. Earlier crashes in 1929 included Newark Rio de Janeiro Venice New Mexico England Middletown and San Diego with multiple fatalities.
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United Press
San Clemente
Calif
Newark
N. J
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Venice
Eeight
New Mexico
Imperial Airways
English Channel
Middletown
San Diego
Plane Crash Kills Crew on T A Maddux Airways Flight
A tri motor all metal airliner from Agua Caliente to Los Angeles crashed in flames. Pilot Russell and about a dozen passengers perished, bodies found amid wreckage as Col. Lindbergh took charge of operations and vowed to determine the cause. The watch on Russell stopped at 6 23 as witnesses recalled the final moments.
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T. A
T.maddux Airways
Agua Caliente
Los Angeles
Russell
Robert Hansen
San Clemente
Charles A. Lindbergh
T. A. T.-Maddux Airlines
San Diego
Airways
Lindbergh
Ten Days Left to Secure 1930 Auto Licenses in County
County Tax Collector J W Collins reports only ten days remain to buy 1930 license plates without penalties and to pay property taxes. He warns next week’s rush will surpass this week, with a small percentage of the county's vehicles renewed so far and penalties looming after February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Collins
Collins
Tack Letters Targeting Amarillo News Recurring Frustration
A reader implores Tack to renew a subscription for another year noting disappointment with missing issues of the Amarillo News. The note includes a $5 bill and expresses reliance on Tack to receive timely papers, mentioning consideration of switching dailies if the problem persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Amarillo
Auto ride offered could have averted fatal crash
Two people killed in a San Clemente airplane crash were offered an automobile ride the night before. The victims were Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Miller of Berkeley, formerly of Pittsburgh, with Mrs. Miller’s sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wise, also of Pittsburgh, having offered to drive them to Los Angeles from Amn.
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United Press
Berkeley
Cal
San Clemente
Benjamin McLain Miller
Pittsburgh
Lillian Miller
Martin Wise
Benjamin Miller
Los Angeles
Amn
Auxiliary meeting urged loyalty and service to faith
Mrs Gooq asks for fealty to homes clubs churches and nation at the Episcopal auxiliary gathering in the church. Dr Fosdick warns Christianity can become a sedative without action. Reports cover missions including Santo Domingo Panama Arden Ethete Winslow and a new Helen Dunlop school piece. A Midland Texas branch was welcomed and a convocation luncheon followed. Evening program features Mrs Tolman of Houston and youth organization updates.
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H. 8. Gooch
Woman's Auxiliary
National Council
Christ
Fosdick
Santo Domingo
Panama
Christ School
Arden
North Carolina
Indian Mission
Ethete
Wyoming
Helen Dunlop
Winslow
Ariz
Route Change Sparks Rock Island Rail Debate in Moore County
In a telegram to Chamber of Commerce president Tom Cotten, Gorman urged moving the line south through Dumas to avoid missing key Moore County agricultural areas. He warned that routing via Dumas and Morse would alter the Amarillo-Liberal branch intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Dumas
Tom Cotten
Chamber of Commerce
Gorman
Moore County
Morse
Prisoner Glad To Be In Jail During Cold
Sheriff Bill Thompson reports a cheerful inmate in the county jail who favors the motto God Bless Our Home over his cell door. Joe Moore, detained after being found near a passenger train and fined for vagrancy, wrote that he is glad to be jailed in the bitter weather. He said it was 80 below when he was picked up and that he is healthy and happy, planning to go to Denver after release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Thompson
Joe Moore
Virginia
Denver
Nazarene Meeting To Continue This Week
Rev. E. E. Shelhamer of Los Angeles began a series of evangelistic services yesterday at the Nazarene Church on Fourteenth Avenue and Lincoln Street. Services will run throughout the week at 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The opening sermon was Purity of Heart, with an evening address to the young people on Courage. The church invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Shelhamer
Los Angeles
Nazarene Church
Fourteenth Avenue
Lincoln Street
Shelhamer
Plane crashes into Lake Worth. three killed
A float-equipped plane flying from the Bahama Islands to Daytona Beach fell into Lake Worth in Palm Beach, killing pilot William Lindley of Daytona Beach and mechanics Edwin Omps and W Lipsky, both of Daytona. Two others, D. Butler of Miami and Elder Stossell of West Palm Beach, were injured. The craft, at about 50 feet, was attempting a lake landing.
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Palm Beach
Fila
Bahama Islands
Daytona Beach
Lake Worth
William Lindley
Edwin Omps
W. Lipsky
D. Butler
Miami
Elder Stossell
West Palm Beach
Attempts to Identify Paul Slayers in Arizona Shootout
Phoenix police seek to identify two other members of the trio involved in the shooting death of Highway Corporal Brady Paul near the New Castle Harrisburg road. Glenn Dague confessed to participating and named Irene Schroeder and J W Crawford as possible accomplices while detailing a highway robbery gone wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Phoenix
Aris
Brady Paul
Glenn Dague
Here
Dague
Charles Wright
Paul
Ernest Moore
New Castle-Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Wright
Irene Schroeder
Pittsburgh
J. W. Crawford
Italian Foreign Minister Grandi Sees Shared Spirit in Talks
Dino Grandi reported satisfaction after meeting Colonel Stimson at the five power naval talks. He said the two delegations share confidence in success and called their conversations a great pleasure. New proposals include scrapping the Washington treaty for a long term ship ratio renegotiation and inviting Germany to join any naval agreement.
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Grandi
Germany
Stimson
M. Tardieu
Dino Grandi
Bradyed in obtaining a position for her in the capitol trial gets off to slow start
In Austin on January 20 the murder trial of 59 year old former appellate judge John W. Brady opened with a slow start as defense motions and venire examinations delayed a firm ready or not ready verdict. Court recesses, witnesses, and family attendance marked the proceedings in the Lehlia Highsmith case, with her father and stepmother present.
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United Press
Court Room
Austin
Tex
John W. Brady
J. D. Moore
Veniremen
Lehlia Highsmith
Supreme Court
Commission of Appeals
Brady
Philquist Will Brady
Ventura
Cal
Will Brady
Moore
Brooks
A. G. B. Highsmith
Baytown
Mrs. Highsmith
Feud Violence Rattles Clovis After Slayings
In Clovis New Mexico on January 20 guards ringed the jail where V Tate 65 charged with murder is held after the fatal shootings of G C Bohannan 60 and his 19 year old son. The double killings cap a ten year feud that began when Bohannan's son shot a Tate kin at a Pleasant Hill ball game. A Bohannan son and others attempted to confront Tate but were restrained.
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United Press
Clovis
N. M
V. Tate
Tate
G. C. Bohannan
Pleasant Hill
Bohannan
Ttate
Grier
NUT COMPANY NAMES OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
F. F. Bryan was re elected president as Brown Lock Nut Company named officers and directors after a stockholders meeting in room 812 of the Oliver Eakle building. The directorate shrank from nine to seven with E F Bryan Wilbur C Hawk M C Nobles R E Underwood F J Storm W H C Clarke Grady Nobles E C Lacy and Mrs Bessie Landis as assistant secretary treasurer. A Colorado Fuel and Iron Company report on the improved processing machine gave a favorable reading and prospects for the lock nut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Bryan
Brown Lock Nut Company
Oliver-Eakle
E. F. Bryan
Wilbur Cc. Hawk
M. C. Nobles
R. E. Underwood
F. J. Storm
W. H. C. Clarke
Grady Nobles
E. C. Lacy
Bessie Landis
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Baby Boy Clyde Ellwood Jr Born to Mr and Mrs Bray
A baby boy weighing eight pounds was born early Saturday at Northwest Texas Hospital to Clyde E Bray and his wife of 902 Louisiana Street. The infant was named Clyde Ellwood Jr. Both mother and baby are reported doing nicely today, and Mr Bray works in The News Globe circulation department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Texas Hospital
Clyde E. Bray
Louisiana Street
Clyde Ellwood, Jr
Bray
The
News- Globe
Markets Hit From Across the Nation on Jan 20
U S D A reports Kansas City hogs up to 10 dollars ten cents per head with 11 000 traded while cattle and calves gain modestly. Chicago hogs and cattle advance with large volumes noted. New York cotton slips early then steadies as markets weigh weather and farm board actions. Louisiana and Liverpool reports show mixed cotton futures and produce prices across regions.
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Kansas City
The
Associated Press
Chicago
U. 8
Fort Worth
Jan
New York
New Orleans
Farm Board
Associated Prove
American Tobacco
A. M. Byers
Radio
General Electric
Fox Film
Gillette
Johns Manville
Westinghouse Electric
U. S. Steel
Northern Pacific
Kennecott
American Smelting
Standard of A Jersey
New York Central
Allied Chemical
American Can, Gas
Columbian Carbon
Nash
American Water Works
Abitibi
Warner Bros
General American Tank
End of joy and seasonal verse with market note
Poem laments the end of joy as winter nears and leaves fall. It reflects on tulips, elms, maples, and the fleeting season while noting a market line: foreign exchanges opened steady with sterling at $4.87 25-22.
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Wabash
Americat
Congress Cigar
Michigan Steel
Sterling
Ended Head Cold After Car Stater Incident
Amarillo readers are advised on a doctor recommended remedy. Charles V. Hutchins heated by a stuck car stater and sudden cold found relief with Ayer's Pectoral after coughing persisted. A quick half-spoonful every 15 minutes halted the coughing and cured the cold within a day, per his physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Hutchins
Amarillo
Mr. Hutchins
Ayer
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Weereeee
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