Old Time Ball Echoes in Pampa Banquet Night
The Pampa gathering featured old time songs and costumes recalling era balls. Miss Loma Groom and others performed with Mrs. Lynn and Mrs. Thut singing, while Mrs. J. B. Massa’s committee paid honor with a banquet at Schneider hotel. Mr. Darrell Jackson of Amarillo spoke wit humor. attendees wore historic attire, from Merry Widow hats to 1895 dresses, and a lively quartet sang Sweet Adeline.
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Pampa
Clementine
Loma Groom
M. W. Jones
Lynn d
Charles Thut
Ter
O. W
Darrell Jackson
Amarillo
Alex Schneider
Henry Thut
Dr. H. H. Hicks
Lynn Boyd
Schneider Hotel
Schneider
Southwest
Henry Lovett
Gray County
Dr. Hicks
Perry LeFors
LeFors
Ivy Duncan
Greenville
Texas
John Kelly Houssell
T. E. Simmons
Ruth Siddons
H. H. Hicks
City cuts park forester to save funds in crisis
Amarillo officials explain the payroll reduction to the Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs citing financial strain. The forester position is eliminated to protect park beauty and city credit, with assurances that a competent crew and foreman will maintain the park system and avoid deterioration. Temple Robinson’s removal is tied to budget savings, not fault.
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Sible
Amarillo
Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Temple Robinson
Pampa social and football talk fills a lively page
Mrs C E Will and Mrs Tom Rose hosted a welcome with piano music pleasing to all at Pampa as Dr Parcells bets a suit that Amarillo wins the district title. Odus Mitchell, Pampa coach, is praised though he downplays prospects while promising a spirited fight against Amarillo. Bill Thompson dispute over sheriff office furniture is clarified with Sheriff Adams praising Thompson. A Fat Stock Recreation Hall dance Saturday night features the Melody Maids for a lively community wrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Will
Tom Rose
Pampa
Dr. Parcells
Amarillo
Odus Mitchell
Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Fat Stock Recreation Hall
Foremrly Lindy Land
Lower
Polk Street
Melody Maids
Readers react to Eighteenth Amendment repeal efforts
A reader criticizes current handling of the Eighteenth Amendment after voting for repeal, writing to Tack in a letter published on the Letters page. The note reflects ongoing public debate over Prohibition policy and enforcement.
Former city officer A D Armstrong dies at 60
Funeral services for Amarillo pioneer A D Armstrong will be held at Griggs Chapel at 2 PM Saturday. Armstrong, Amarillo's second city manager and a former alderman, arrived in 1905 and started the first International Harvester branch. He died Thursday in an Amarillo hospital at age 60. Interment at Llano Cemetery. Surviving: widow Frances, mother Elizabeth of Clearwater, brothers Harvey in Chattanooga and J in Clearwater, sisters Marie Armstrong and Mrs John R Jeffords of Clearwater.
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Amarillo
A. D
al” Armstrong
Griggs Chapel
Armstrong
International Harvester Company
Madison Street
Christian Science
W. B. Allen
F. S. Davis
Earl Fuqua
J. N. Riggs
D. Bryant
B. L. Kingsland
Llano Cemetery
Frances Armstrong
Elizabeth Armstrong
Clearwater
Harvey A. Armstrong
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. Armstrong
Marie Armstrong
John R. Jeffords
Vanities Musical Revue Headlines West Texas Stage Event
The Vanities musical revue returns with two shows in the auditorium, offering large scale production, lavish settings, and a cast led by Al Trahan as master of ceremonies. Lucille Page leads dancers as thirty behind the scenes crew, 17 musicians, and a prehistoric curtain finale promise a major West Texas spectacle. Reserved seats fill quickly at City Drug before noon Saturday.
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City Drug
Hawk
Mr. Hawk
al Trahan
Mitchell and
Durant
Lucille Page
West
Texas
Melody Maids Benefit Dance for Fat Stock Show in Clovis
A volunteer note invites readers to a Saturday night benefit dance by the Melody Maids for the Fat Stock Show. The appeal asks residents to offer rides to a young college student and promises personal endorsement of his suitability, urging callers to contact Miss Howell at the News Globe office.
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Melody Maids
Clovis
Miss Howell
News-Globe
Filibuster feud shapes Senate talks on Glass bill
Senate leaders seek to limit time for debate on the Glass bank bill with a rule allowing half hour per amendment. Long and Okla. Senator Thomas oppose provisions diverging from national bank policy. Roosevelt, back from talks, signals acceptance of an extra session around mid April to organize the new administration. Johnson, a California Republican ally, has clashed with Stimson policy.
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Glass
Roosevelt
Long
Thomas
Dem
Okla
Washington
Congress
Stimson
Senator Johnson
California
Johnson
Democrats Block Tax Legislation In Short Session
In Washington on January 20, Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee defeated all proposals for passing tax measures in the short session. Oregon Republican Hawley lost a party line bid to revive last year’s tax bill. Bacharach of New Jersey failed to advance a plan to extend the gasoline tax from 1 to 2 cents. A bid to set the prohibition repeal measure as Senate business for Monday was blocked, though Senator Blaine of Wisconsin said he would renew it.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Hawley
Oregon
Bacharach
New Jersey
Senate
Blaine
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Robinson
White House
Hoover
Capitol Hill
John J. Pershing
Senator Bulkley
Ohio
William Green
American Federation of Labor
E. A. O'Neal
Farm Bureau Federation
McDuffie
Oliver and Bankhead
Alabama
McClintic
Oklahoma
Lirovich
New York
Douglas
Arizona
Kvale
Farmer-Laborite
Minnesota
LaGuardia
Independent Republican
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Corporation Board
Frank P. Walsh
New York State Power Authority
Mr. Roosevelt
Muscle Shoals
Landslide traps car with two women at Winter
A landslide extending about half a mile blocked a road near Winter and imprisoned a car carrying two unidentified women. They were reported uninjured but unable to exit the vehicle.
Debts and diplomacy cloud early Roosevelt visit
In Washington, January 20, 1933, debate over war debts and France’s December 15 installment frames a day of diplomacy as Senator Robinson and others press for rapid farm relief and bankruptcy law action ahead of Roosevelt’s inauguration. Roosevelt meets Pershing and a queue of leaders, signaling urgent legislative tempos.
A B C Leaders To Take Seats At Capitol Hotel
Newly elected officers of the American Business Club will assume office Friday night during the Ladies Night program at the Capitol Hotel starting at 7 o clock. John R. Armstrong named president succeeding Lowell Munday, who becomes chairman of the board. New officers include Harlie B. Cook first vice president Clyde H Holtzclaw second vice president C Henry Tyler secretary Elmer J Scott treasurer Buck Weaver sergeant at arms. Board members for two year terms are Roy Burke Horace Griggs Roy Brittain James O Cade with Ellis B Hall W B Gunn and A O Walker continuing one more year. Richard Galle organized the entertainment segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Club
Capitol Hotel
John R. Armstrong
Lowell Munday
Harlie B. Cook
Clyde H. Holtzclaw
C. Henry Tyler
Elmer J. Scott
Buck Weaver
Munday
Roy Burke
Horace Griggs
Roy Brittain
James O. Cade
Ellis B. Hall
W. B. Gunn
A. O. Walker
Richard Galle
Oil price shifts cut posted crude rates across regions
Crude oil postings fell across Texas Oklahoma and nearby states with declines of up to 26 cents a barrel. Empire and Shell announced new schedules cutting top prices to 52 cents in Oklahoma and Kansas while Magnolia denied any planned cuts in Texas Louisiana or Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Company
Courpe
West Texas
New Mexico
Gulf Coast
Refugio Heavy
Miranda
Pettus
Salt Flat
Darst Creek
Empire
Standlind
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Stanolind Crude Oil Purchasing Co
SHELL
Houston
U.P
Shell Petroleum Corporation
Magnolia
Dallas
W. L. Holmes
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Louisiana
Grain tax quotas set by crop size and sowing plan
The decree establishes 1933 grain tax quotas based on actual crop size. The tax, a percentage of the harvest per hectare, varies with output. Quotas apply to collectives and individuals using spring sowing plans and the prior winter crop acreage with government paying standard fixed prices.
Guthrie Jury Deadlocks in Lubbock Murder Trial
A Guthrie jury could not reach a verdict in the case of W N Guthrie charged with fatally shooting Colver Moreman last fall. The jury reported disagreement and the trial, which began Monday, was dismissed yesterday in Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Lubbock
W. N. Guthrie
Colver Moreman
Texas Legislature Proposes Courting Tax and Property Reforms
The bills seek to cut the poll tax from 1.75 to 1, empower county tax collectors for school districts, cap mineral rights suits at five years, license fishermen and dealers, require primary candidates to swear support for party nominees, tax money lenders at 150 annually, ban slot machines, exempt wife’s apparel and jewels from seizures, tax equity in real property, allow counties to create old age pension relief up to 20 dollars monthly for ages over 71, and bar fraternal societies from raising rates on long-held life insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Goodwill Group Meeting for C of C Job Saturday
The Business Goodwill committee of the chamber of commerce will meet at City Hall headquarters Saturday morning at 10 oclock. Chairman Bill Beechler requests all committeemen be present. Jim Bowen city assessor and tax collector, ill for a week, likely returns Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Beechler
Jim Bowen
Bowen
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment Ad
Cooling soothing Blue Star Ointment melts on the skin sending medicines into pores to kill itch tetter rash eczema foot itch ringworm and similar. money back if it fails.
Philharmonic Orchestra Delights With Martha Concert
The Philhar monic Symphony Orchestra gave its third Municipal Auditorium appearance in Amarillo. Balladettes and Balladers from Amarillo College staged the opera concert with Mildred Hart presenting the plot summary. Conductor Ellis B. Hall led Overture from Merry Wives of Windsor, March of the Toys, Orpheus in the Underworld, and Delibes March and Bacchus. Lighter items included The Mill in the Forest and Ketelbys In a Monastery Garden featuring the monks’ chant by the Ballador chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo College
Mildred Hart
Ellis B. Hall
Farmer Dies at Relative's Home Near Vega
Albert F. Howell, 58, a farmer, died at 12:30 Friday morning at the home of his brother in law, C. S. Steward, three miles northwest of Vega. Survived by four brothers, O. D. Howell of Alva, Dr. C. A. Howell of Oklahoma City, Oscar and Ward Howell of Fairview. Body in state at N. S. Griges & Sons Chapel pending arrangements.
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Vega
Albert F. Howell
C. S. Steward
O. D. Howell
Alva
Okla
C. A. Howell
Oklahoma City
Oscar
Ward Howell
Fairview
Oklo
N. 5
Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Market Roundup
Kansas City livestock reports show hogs at 4,000 head with top prices around 8.25 for 160-220 lb desirable stock, cattle and veal prices mixed but generally steady, and sheep volume at 8,000 with lambs firm. New Orleans cotton opens higher on strong Liverpool cues, gains early to March 6.19, May 6.31, July 6.45 before easing later as stocks and wheat drift.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S S. Dept. of Agriculture
New Orleans
Liverpool
New York Stock Letter Sees Cheerful Rally In Light Volume
The stock market showed a brighter tone as light volume allowed a fair rally. Gains of 1 to 2 points were seen in American Can U S Steel common and preferred American Telephone Allied Chemical Dupont Case American Tobacco B Liggett & Myers B and Westinghouse Electric. Union Pacific rose over 2 and Lackawanna over 1 with sizable fractions in Harvester Eastman National Dairy Chesapeake & Ohio Southern Pacific and Standard of New Jersey. Investors noted Hoover and Roosevelt meeting on policy as a favorable signal.
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New York
Claude A. Jagger
American Can
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
Dupont
Case
American Tobacco
Liggett & Myers B
Westinghouse Electric
Union Pacific
Lackwan
Am Steel Soot
Barnadall Dudes Tee
Bendix Avia Waves
Best & Co
Bohn
Borden Ace
Borg & Warner
Briggs Mfg
Burroughs
Byers
Canada Dry
Pacific Ry
Seeeeas
Cerro de Paseo
Ches & Ohio
Las Ches Corp
CM & St Paul Ry
Chl
Northwestern Ny
Sonnel Ae
Mtrs Fae O
Golo Fuel & Iron
Colo & Electric Ae
Colo Gerban Seseenee
Cred Tescenewe Com
Wee
Cornwith & Southern
Oo & Nairn Wee
Ae Inc
Cyrtiss Wright
Curtiss Wright
Davison Chemical
del & Lackwanna
Diamond Match
Tees
Wena Ennee
Drug Inc
Dupont de Nemour
Baty
Serawarere
Elec Power & Light
Theee
Foster Wheeler
Fox Film Pace
Freeport Texas Pvt
Gen Baking
Elec Ic
Gen Foods
Gen Mills
Gen Motors
Ry Signal
Gillette Razors
Bly ‘Goodrich Tire
lily Goodyear_ Tire
Graham-Paige Mils
Mathieson Alkali
Texas RV
Mo Pacific Rapid
Montgomery
Natl Power & Light
Oseravnee New Con Copper
Nynh & H Ry Werner
Northern Pacific Ry
Ceyses
Ohio Oil
Otis Elevator
Paramount ‘Publix Ehseasneors
Penney
Penneylvania
Peoples Gas
Lt & Coke
Ny Petroleum
Osewene
Phillips Pet
Ahl Hey Public Service
Pullman Corp
Poses
Radio Corp
Ee Eat Radio
Keith Orpheum
Remington and
Eereree Ay Republic Steel
Thee
Reynolda Tobacco
Royal Dutch
Safeway Stores
Vase
St Joseph
Seaboard Oil
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union Oil
Simms Pet
Socony Vacuum Eaauns
Porto Rico
South
Cal Edison
Southern Pac Ry
Southern Ry
Southern Brands
Standard Gas & Electric
Oil Cal
Texas & Pacific
Transamerica
Union Carbide
U S Pipe & Fury
U S
Eens & Teraeaeee
Whee Waesee
Utils Power & Light Eee
Vanadium Ros
Orp Sneer Eewesnee
Arner A
Seeenee Ba
Warren Bros
Kentucky Man Endorses Black-Draught For Constipation
Hickory Kentucky resident W N Futrell explains he suffered years of constipation causing dullness and fatigue. He tried various remedies but none matched Black-Draught which he now praises and recommends to others as a reliable laxative sold widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Beware the Cough or Cold that Hangs On
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs and colds, claiming it soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germs. It cites creosote as key, asserts broad respiratory benefits, guarantees satisfaction, and offers money back if relief is not achieved.
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C. T. Hunkapillar
Tack
Mr. Hunkapillar
Ameri Association of University Men
J. B. Massa
A. B. Golston
England
Mary Idelle Cox
Miss Cox
R. B. Fisher
Roger McConnell
Adeline
Bill Thompson
Jack
Bill Adams
Thompson
Mr. Adams
Mr. Thompson
Adams
A. D. Armstrong
DEMOS
Ment
Great Britain
France
Ind
Mills
A. B.C
Chicago Grain Table K & Co
John Fart
Jno
F. Clark & Co
Juneau Gold
Allegheny Corp Lip Allied Chemical Wea
Allis Chalmers Te ‘Ie
Coneater
Childres
Black-Draught
Close Aluminum Corp of Asetia Ts
Ark Nail Gas A
Associated Gas
Cities Service Cities
Ford Mars Co
Gulf Oil
Humble Oil
Lone Star
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Ky Tee
Salt Creek Products
United Gas Weteerpeeedee Wee Ee
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