Car party found safe after sand bank incident in Cochran
Charles A. Guy editor of the Lubbock Avalanche Journal and Mrs Guy, with L H Quinn publisher, were lost in Cochran County since Sunday. Their automobile stalled in a deep sand bank. Quinn sought help but was not yet located. Search parties and five Fort Sill planes scoured the area as the trio had planned a antelope trip.
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Associated Prere
Lubbock
Charles A. Guy
Guy
Cochran
Wnth
Quinn and
Fort Sill
Six members favor change in provisions report on page five
Congress receives Hoover enforcement committee report signed by all but one member. The general summary of the commission's findings will be on page five.
Nogales Crossing Bridges of Friendship Across the Border
A travelogue describes Nogales Arizona and Nogales Sonora as twin cities with friendly relations, noting U S Army and Mexican garrison officers review troops, local dignitaries like Governor Francisco Elias and Mayor A C Villaseñor, and cultural entertainment from the Mexican high school orchestra.
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Nogales
Ariz
Mexico
United States
Mars
British Columbia
Arizona
Sonora
Francisco Elias
A. C. Villasenor
F. A. Pesquiera
Cansul
Amarillo and Vicinity Weather Outlook
Fair tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. West Texas and New Mexico stay fair with minor shifts. Today’s extremes reach 42 and 22 degrees. sunrise 7 53, sunset 6 03.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Sterling inaugurated as Texas Governor at Noon
Governor Ross Sterling was inaugurated as Texas 31st chief executive shortly after noon in Austin. He pledged cooperation across government to boost agriculture, conserve resources, expand waterways, highways, education, and cut tax burdens for farmers and homeowners.
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Sterling
Texas
Associated Press
Austin
Ross $. Sterling
United Press
Ross
Houston
State Capitol
Capitol
Unemployed Army Raids City Grocery in Oklahoma City
About 1,000 out of work men stormed a city grocery near the hall, seizing food while police and county officers moved in to arrest over 50 people. A delegation had pleaded with City Manager Fry for food and shelter, denying charity while seeking work and vacant stores for lodging.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
D Food
Red
E. M. Fry
Fry
Army of Unemployed
Sterling delivers augural address amid broadcast ceremony
Governor Sterling's complete augural address appears on page 9. Neff of Waco witnessed the inauguration. Former Governor James E Ferguson was not in Austin, and Miriam A Ferguson did not attend from Enfield. Ceremonies were broadcast via loudspeakers with a radio hookup for IXPRC Houston Post-Dispatch and KFDM Beaumont Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Neff
Waco
James E. Ferguson
Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Capitol
Enfield
IXPRC
The
Houston Post-Dispatch
KFDM
Beaumont Enterprise
Arrest Borger Postmaster In 3000 Dollar Postal Robbery
Borger Postmaster Harold Rothchild was arrested in Amarillo on a charge of conspiring to rob the local post office of more than 3000 dollars on November 20. A deputy U.S. marshal escorted him for a 3 p.m. hearing. Rothchild said two men forced him to open the safe while the other guarded his wife and nephew. Names of co defendants not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goebiai
The
Globe
Borger
lIlarold Rothchild
Amarillo
United States Marshall
Rothchild
Loyalty Drive Resume On Air In Amarillo Campaign
A loyalty campaign radio program features tonight at 9 30 over Station WDAG. Rolla Townsend of the Chamber outlines results and employment bureau activity while local artists perform. An honor roll lists unemployed workers sent to city jobs and local firms report hires.
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Amarillo
WDAG
Rolla Townsend
Chamber of Commerce
Johnie
Mabel Rowan
Marion Stewart
Betty Chadwick
Hiram Snane
Blader
R. T. Kimmons
Fillmore
J. W. Hill
Sunset
Lee Bivins
Polk
Peranent
R. O. Walkup
van Buren
W. D. Westday
Pierce
Amarillo Poultry & Egg Co
Tyler
H. F. Allspaugh
Hughes
Axtell Co
8Th & Grant
Body of Enid Marriott Recovered From Ice Near Fort Morgan
Three bullet wounds found on Enid Marriott after her body surfaced in the Bijou Irrigation canal. Coroner L H Parker said Marriott was murdered and Sheriff Rufus Johnson noted arms folded in rigor mortis, with the body placed in water. Authorities will confront Harry E Moore, jailed on abduction charges, regarding the November disappearance and alibi.
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Associated Press
Fort Morgan
Colo
Jan
Enid Marriott
Bijou
L. H. Parker
Miss Marriott
Rufus Johnson
Harry E. Moore
Moore
Johnston
Philharmonic Rehearsal Tonight at Municipal Auditorium
The Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra will rehearse tonight at 7:80 o clock in Municipal Auditorium. Ellis B. Mali announced the event and urges all members, under Mr Hall, to attend at the appointed hour.
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Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Municipal Auditorium
Ellis B. Mali
Hall
Shrine Dance Tonight Set By Khiva Shrine Temple Patrol
Khiva Shrine Temple Patrol announces a dance tonight to kick off the coming year. It will be held in the Shrine ballroom on the third floor of the Masonic Temple. All Master Masons are invited. An entry fee will be charged at the door. Election of officers occurred at Monday’s meeting with Howard Anderson as president and other officers named.
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Khiva Shrine Temple Patrol
Shrine
Masonic Temple
Partol
Howard Anderson
Fred Galle
J. A. Kirkman
O. Feierabend
J. KB. Landers
F. Q. Kellam
Notary Applications Open at County Courthouse
W E Blackburn county attorney announced at the courthouse Tuesday morning that applications for appointment as notaries public are being accepted in his office.
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W. E. Blackburn
Radio Day by Day with Maurice Chevalier to Air Sundays
Negotiations begin for Maurice Chevalier to host a Sunday night 30 minute radio series on WEAF and affiliate stations starting late in March. The 26 week program would replace or precede Dave Rubinoff and his orchestra at 7 30 EST. Chevalier has prior microphone experience and will be guest with the pleasure hour midweek.
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C. E. Butterfield
Associated Press
New York
Maurice Chevalier
Franch
Siie Star
Dave Rubinoff
WEAF
Chevalier
Time for Ken Maynard Compositions in Amarillo
Amarillo readers have until tonight to submit 50 word compositions about Ken Maynard and Tarzan for a chance to win tickets and backstage meet and greet at the Vair theater this weekend. Twenty five prizes for best, ten writers backstage Saturday. Winning names to be announced Wednesday.
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Amarillo
Ken Maynard
Tarzan
Vair Theater
Cowboy
Ken
Moody Bows Himself Out Of Public Life
Gov. Dan Moody resigns after ten years in office to return to private law practice. In his farewell at Rose Sterling's inauguration he reflects on his two administrations, defines honor as performing public duties well, and thanks Texans for their sympathy and patience. He says he supported a legislative program with wholehearted enthusiasm.
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Austin
Dan Moody
Rose S. Sterling
Texas
Disarmament Talks Open in League Council
Geneva January 20 delegates in the League of Nations council discussed disarmament but did not set a date for a general conference. Briand Henderson Curtius and Grandi pledged cooperation to limit armament and urged assembling a general treaty as soon as possible. Bandits Slay 400 in China. Kweitung China January 20 bandits killed and wounded 400 and kidnapped 1,000 in a capture.
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Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Aristide Briand
Arthur Henderson
Julius Curtius
Dino Grandi
Kweiteh
China
Commission Split on Prohibition Reform Proposals
Six of eleven liquor enforcement commissioners favor no repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment while a minority seeks revision or stronger enforcement. The group split on proposals for federal control of liquor traffic and private mercantile establishments, with strong opposition to light wine and beer and to broad doctor prescription limits.
Hoover backs Wickersham report on liquor amendment
President Hoover sent to Congress a Wickersham commission report that rejects repeal of the eighteenth amendment but suggests possible revision. Hoover agrees the amendment should stay and he did not urge any immediate amendment. The six of eleven commissioners favored repeal or modification.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Wickersham Commission
Bow de Boe exposé fizzles in Daisy De Boe trial
In Los Angeles on January 20 a courtroom shielded Clara Row from private life during the Daisy De Boe grand theft trial. The promised expose collapsed as Judge William C. Doran ruled the issue was whether De Boe stole $15,300, curbing sensational testimony and keeping Clara’s affairs out of reach. Daisy appeared wan but pleased with the ruling while Clara dismissed the episode as misdirected.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Clara Row
Daisy de Boe
Daisy
Redhead
Clara
William C. Doran
Miss de Boe
Beverly Hills
PLAN WHEAT CUT AT MEET HERE
Hundreds of Panhandle wheat farmers bankers and grain dealers gathered in the auditorium to back a voluntary 40 percent wheat acreage reduction. telegrams from Canadian wheat groups and New Mexico lenders voiced support the plan to restore wheat prices to production costs. pledges will be distributed across the wheat belt to secure adherence.
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Panhandle
Lester Stone
Canadian Co-Operative Wheat Producers, Limited
Canada
John I. McFarland
Winnipeg
Association
Mr. Stone
New Mexico
Amarillo
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Schippe
U. S. Army
Geray
Pacific
London
Ross Sterling
Boyd
Fort Worth
Continental State Bank
W. M. Koonce
R. E. Petty
Mra. Sterling
W. P. Hobby
Pat M
Griggs Ambulance
Ing
Philharmonic
ALL Masons
Arthur Capper
Kansas
C. O. Sherill
Cincin
Nee Radio
Moody
Tly
Baker
Lemann
Miss Comatock
Anderson
Loesch
Pound
Wickersham
Grubb
Kenyon
Mackintosh
McCormick
Loesch, Mackintosh and
Kenyon and McCormick
John
John Maynard Lbr. Co
Sth
BOW DE Boe
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