Pension fund rally under way at First Christian Church
A midday rally in Wichita Falls to promote a $495000 pension fund for ministers and missionaries is led by A. E. Corey and F. E. Smith. Northwestern Texas churches, with Dallas and Austin events, back the drive to fund pensions for retired ministers and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Corey
Christian Churches For
First Christian Church
Texas
F. E B. Smith
Indianapolis
Ind
Pension Fand
First Church
Dallas
Austin
KGRS Tests 1,000 Watt Range With All Night Broadcast
KGRS will run a test program from 9 p m Wednesday to 2 a m Tuesday to gauge how far the new 1 000 watt station can be heard. Announcer Jerry Hurt asks listeners near and far to tune in and hear varied features including a Pampa studio segment and performances by Milt Taggart and His Eleven Vagabonds of the Air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KGRS
New Zealand
Jerry Hurt
Pampa
Milt Taggart
Williams Dies At Home In Canyon At 51
Henry A. Williams 51, a stock farmer, died at his Canyon home at 3 this morning. He leaves a widow, two sons Howard and Wealey and two daughters Grace Williams of Canyon and Vera Young of Amarillo. He belonged to the Church of Christ. Funeral 4 p.m. Wednesday at the Church of Christ conducted by Rev. John O'Dowd. Pallbearers: H. H. Jones, H. W. Cabe, Mack Stewart, Travis Shaw, M. Jones, B. Porter. Burial Dreamland Cemetery. Griggs-Thompson Funeral Home directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Williams
Canyon
Howard, Wealey
Grace Williams
Mia
Vera Young
Amarillo
Church of Christ
John O'Dowd
Pall
H. Jones
H. W. Cabe
Mack Stewart
Travis Shaw
M. Jones
FB. H. Porter
Dreamland Cemetery
Grigga-Thompson Funeral Home
Ken Maynard composition winners announced at Globe
The article lists the top ten writers of essays on why they like Ken Maynard and his horse Tarzan and includes additional winners who will receive free tickets to the showing of Fighting Through at the Fair. Winners will meet Ken and Tarzan backstage after the first matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Maynard
Tarzan
Ken
Dorothy Hammill
Joe Shull
Crystelle Dickerson
Leo Joyce
Robert Garner
Max Long
Bernice Finklore
Marjorie Long
LeRoy Williams
Ploydada Johnson
Herman Shull
Donald Williams
Len Williams
Matilda Grethlen
John Garner
Noble Hargrave
Sam Garner
O Joyce
South Pierce Street
Globe Office
Prohibition Opinions Carried by Noted Figures
Viewpoints from leaders and critics on the Wickersham Commission report surface across a range of figures including Nicholas Murray Butler Bainbridge Colby Mrs Charley H Sahin John Haynes Holmes Samuel Untermyer Senator Borah Walsh William Hale Thompson Jabez N Jackson and Thomas A Edison. The comments reflect support opposition and mixed expectations about repeal and enforcement of prohibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York
Horace
Bainbridge Colby
Milton
Charley H. Sahin
Women's Organization For National Prohibition Reform
John Haynes Holmes
Community Church
Wa Ow Dry
Ernest A H. Charrington
The
World Alliance Against
Alcoholism
Samuel Untermyer
Attourney
Borah
Idaho
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Hoover
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Great Britain
Jabez N. Jackson
American Medical Association
Wickersham Commission
Thomas A. Edison
Florida
Fort Myers
Traylor, 41, Dies At Home In Spearman Area
Theodore C. Traylor a 41 year old machinist at the Rock Island round house died at his home 2106 Buchanan Street at 7 this morning. He is survived by his widow and one daughter Maxine his mother Mrs T B Traylor Perryton four brothers and four sisters. The body is in care of N S Griggs G Sonn awaiting relatives before funeral plans are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore C. Traylor
Rock Island
Round House
Buchanan Street
Maxine Traylor
T. 3B. Traylor
Perryton
Isase
Fred Traylor
Cromwell Traylor
Hill City
Kansas
Leon Traylor
Spearman
Tix Siatera
Mra
W. F. Miller
Portales
N. M
Ivan Egleston
Heney Fuller
Leonard Robertson
Li B. King
Mary Harwell
Amarillo
Griggs G Sonn
Wheat Plan Aims 40 Percent Cut in Panhandle
The Panhandle meeting backed an intensive campaign to sign up wheat growers to cut their crops by 40 percent. Canada’s approval and Winnipeg support boosted the effort as John I. McFarland of Winnipeg telegrammed that Canada will cut acreage at least 25 percent. Pledges to farmers will be issued within two weeks and require 90 percent American agreement before taking effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Mr. Stone
John I. McFarland
Winnipeg
Canadian Co-Operative Wheat Producers, Limited
M. Crews
Childrens
The
Panhandle Bankers’ Resociation
J. C. Anderson
Amarillo
BK. C. Seaman
W. H. Fuqua
First National Bank of
A. C. Jobes
First National Bank of Kansas
Panhandle
Radio and Music Schedule Across WEAF WJZ and More
The listing outlines a dense radio schedule with tie golf talk on WEAF and coast network at 7, Balalaida orchestra on WJZ at 7:80, then 8 features including a 15 minute women’s trio novelty piece and Maurice Chevalier on WJZ. WABG carries fast freight organ quartet at 8, with Rosen and Routmanian violinists on WABC at 9:36. Local notes mention WDAG 7:30 to 3 am, KGRES 9 to 11, and a Studio in Pampa program, with night hours extending until 2 am.
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WEAF
Balalaida
WJZ
WABG
Maurice Chevalier
W. L. “Young” Stribling
WDAG
Unien
KGRES
Pampa
Hoodoo murder case delays county inquiry at Corsicana
Mil lard Crawford, 20, a Negro held on a hoodoo murder charge, protested being jailed. Navarro county grand jury took up his case Monday drawing crowds from his race while delaying the investigation of the Robert Cerf kidnapping in Corsicana Texas.
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Associated Press
Corsicana
Millard Crawford
Crawford
Navarro County Grand Jury
Robert Cerf
Rabies Case Warns Amarillo. Health Unit Issues Caution
One rabies case is under observation in Amarillo, per Dr. B. Wyhitt le of the Potter County health unit. The warning urges children not to harbor stray dogs, and requires dog licenses and vaccinations by February 1, with unlicensed, unvaccinated dogs to be impounded.
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Amarillo
BE. Wyhittle
Amarillo Potter County
Road Conditions From Amarillo To Major Cities
Road report lists routes from Amarillo to Fort Worth via Wichita Falls and to Oklahoma City US 66 to Roswell US 368 to Tucumcari and Higgins US 60 to Clayton NM US 385 with all roads described as good. Also notes Amarillo to Borger oilfield highway paved and Amarillo to Lubbock on WA 8S 885.
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Amarillo
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Oklahoma City
U. S
Roswell
Tucumcari
Higgins
Clayton
N. M
Borger
Lubbock
Veach seeks a late model truck trade offer
A reader named Tack writes from a home address offering to trade vendor lion notes for a late model one and a half ton truck in good working condition. The letter also includes commentary on employment and government jobs and references pages for “TACK LETTERS” on M1.
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Tack
Lion Notes
Loyalty Campaign Labor Roll And Helpers Named
The Loyalty campaign staff advances municipal work assignments with 24 workers placed by noon. The Honor Roll lists residents and businesses aiding the effort including Mrs. W A Carter Mrs Howell Arthur Osgood Mrs Strite and Automotive Electric along with Amarillo Poultry Egg Co. The American Hospital of Paris cared for 11 707 patients last year.
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W. A. Carter
West Tenth
Howell
Johnson
Pem Denton
Polk
Kidd
Jackson
Arthur Osgood
van Buren
Strite
West Sixth
Slade
Harrison
Cross
Fillmore
Hubert Cline
Maryland
L. G. Runyon
Taylor
B. C. Elliot
Automotive Electric
Amarillo Poultry & Egg Co
Tyler
Bynum
John F. Canterbury
American Hospital of
Paris
Philanthropy and finance clash in a stream of opinions
A column argues good cattle raising is philanthropy, contrasts money in milk with banking, and criticizes Red Cross relief funding and a Congressional probe into Communism. It defends private agencies, mocks government subsidies, and cites Hoover, Milton, Cromwell, and historical figures while lampooning legislative overreach.
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Chicago
James Minotto
Arizona
New York
William Rogers
Hoover
Milton
Cromwell
Rogers
Mr. Hoover
Red Cross
Senate
Panama Canal
Red Crogs
Salvation Army
Brandenburg Is New Head of Scout Chiefs
Amarillo Area Boy Scouts elected Ford Brandenburg president and reappointed M J Paul as scout executive. C W Seibel became first vice president Carl Hare second vice president with others appointed to committee chairmanships including Bishop Seaman De Coster Underwood Rogers Butler Roach Hailey Funk McKnight Vineyard Spann White and Seibel. A banquet is planned during Anniversary Week February 8 14 with L C White in charge. L C White and K E H Quattlebaum will attend the Regional Meeting in Dallas in late February.
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Amarillo
Boy Scouts
Scout
Ford Brandenburg
C. W. Seibel
Carl Hare
L. O’brien
Marion Bralley
A. F. Meyer
M. J. Paul
Ch.j. Seaman
F. E. de Coster
Porter Underwood
C. W. Rogers
F. M. Butler
D. Roach
George N. Hailey
Robey Funk
John §. McKnight
Court of Honor
Pr. &. P. Vineyard
Ed Spann
C. T. Crowe
E. H. Quattlebaum
Reading
L. C. White
Amarillo Area
KE. H. Quattlebaum
Dallas
A T S F Plans Takeover of Plains Line
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe proposes to the interstate commerce commission a plan to purchase the North Plains and Santa Fe railway and include it in its Panhandle and Santa Fe operations. North Plains stock at 500000 dollars would go to the Panhandle by lease, effectively ending North Plains as an operating entity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Today
Interstate Commerce Commission
North Plains and
Santa Fee Railway
The
Panhandle and Santa Fe
North Plains Company
Amarillo
Texas
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
North Plains
Santa Fe
Panhandle
Wickersham Report Delay Shrouds 18th Amendment Revision
The Wickersham commission delayed its January 6 report on the 18th amendment with an official version dated January 7. Sources say Hoover discussed revised proposals with Chairman Wickersham and cabinet, yielding a second message drafted in haste after the first was destroyed. Wickersham denied press claims that the president influenced the commission to alter its recommendations.
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Senate
Wickersham
White House
United Press
Hoover
Congress
Cabinet
William 8. Kenyon
Henry W. Anderson
Wickersham Commission
Commission
Brady case ends in killing without malice verdict
The long sensational Austin trial of a former judge and stenographer ended in a hung jury with two jurors favoring death and two for imprisonment. The case moved to Dallas where a second trial convicted of killing without malice. An appeal claimed improper sanity testimony and prejudicial judge remarks. the sentence was affirmed on rehearing denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Dallas
Amarillo Delegations Head to Banquets Tonight
T E Johnson of the Amarillo Daily News and Mason King of the Chamber of Commerce travel from Amarillo to attend the Memphis Chamber of Commerce banquet tonight. Friday night O V Vernon of the Chamber of Commerce Seth Holman Farm editor Globe News and Mr King will attend the Wheeler Chamber of Commerce banquet.
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T. E. Johnson
Amarillo Daily News
Mason King
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Memphis Chamber of Commerce
O. V. Vernon
Seth Holman
The
Globe News
Mr. King
Wheeler Chamber of Commerce
Fatal Trip Ends: Quinn Found Dead After Long Vigil
Quinn, about 200 pounds and in good health, died after an apparent heart attack while crossing a fence near the Tom Iver ranch. Cowboys Hurley Sampson and Aaron Morris found his body yesterday as a five-plane Fort Sill convoy aided the search. Quinn, who had moved from Green Bay, Wisconsin to Lubbock over three years ago, was unmarried. Funeral services are set for Friday at the First Presbyterian Church, with burial in Lubbock Cemetery, as staff await the arrival of Francis Bagot and Mrs Bagot’s fiancé.
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Quinn
Hurley Sampson
Aaron Morris
Tom Iver
Lubbock
Green Bay
Wis
Guy
First Presbyterian Church
Jack M. Lewis
Francis Bagot
Ann Anderson
Indiana
Charles A. Guy
Tulsa
Miss Bagot
Three Start for Aid Ends in Tragedy on Texas Plains
Mrs. Charles A. Guy and her husband, lost for nearly two days in Yoakum County, found water at a windmill after 48 hours of thirst. Herb Quinn, aiding their search, marched toward help and died, while the couple endured bitter cold and 36 hours without food or water before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Lubbock
Texas
Charles A. Guy
Yoakum County
Guy
John Robertson
West
Herb
Lehman
Herb Quinn
Mr. Quinn
Mr Guy
League Needs More Room for Clinic
The Junior League seeks extra space for its children's clinic as the workload for examinations of underprivileged children grows beyond the Library building. Citizens with vacant space are asked to contact Mrs. Chansler Weymouth at 9317.
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Chansler Weymouth
Slam Bidding Wisdom in Bridge Balance
A verse by Edgar A. Guest counsels cautious play in bridge. It compares overreaching for slams to a dog chasing a phantom bone, urging partners to take certain profits in hand rather than risk a slam with uncertain gains. The piece reflects measured judgment and prudent bidding.
Mrs Willis Dies at Home in 504 Mississippi Address
Mrs Mary E Willie 40 wife of M O Willis died at the family home 504 Mississippi at 11 40 o clock this morning. Survived by husband two children Lloyd Houston 18 Pearl Olive 11 her mother Mrs S E Emmons Pueblo Colo and two sisters Mrs Mamie Fletcher Lamar Colo and Mrs Ada Hankans Anadarko Okla. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church. The body is in the care of N S Griggs Sons pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Willie
M. O. Willis
Mississippi
Presbyterian Church
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Park Bridge Work Nears Completion in City Park
City engineering officials said work on a small park bridge will finish in three or four days. The bridge, authorized two weeks ago by the city commission, aims to restore traffic blocked by a bog in the park road near a dam.
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City Section Park
City Engineering Department
City Commission
Kansas City and Fort Worth Livestock Prices Report
Hogs in Kansas City weak to 15 lower with top at 7.90 for 1000 head. cattle and calves varied with steers 600 to 900 pounds at 8.75 to 8.18. heifers 7.25 to 11.00. cows 6.00 to 7.00. vealers 5.50 to 10.00. Sheep and lambs show softer bids. Fort Worth hogs up to 8.10 top, cattle dull, slaughter yearlings down, sheep fat lambs up about 25 cents.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Fort Worth
U. S Department of Agriculture
Cotton opens firmer on Liverpool cues in New Orleans
The cotton market starts January 21 with firmer tones as Liverpool cables lift prices. March and May advance to 10.33 and 10.57 before profit taking trims gains, then steadying at modestly higher levels. By noon the market remains quiet but firm, about two points above the session lows.
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Associated P'ress
New Orleans
Liverpool
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H. A. Williams
Prohi
Washington
Supreme Court
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William Clark
Newark
Thacher
T.C. Traylor
RADIO
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Farm Board
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Wiggin
Chase National Bank
Ogden Armour
Europe
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Drake
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Stalin
Danton
Robespierre
Marat
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Brandenburg
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Plains Line
Brady
Amarilloans
Fort Sill
Okla
Surrat
Snyder Ranch
League
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Clark Brokerage ‘ Co
Vane
Clarke
Prey
Allied Chemical & Dyelin
Allegheny Corporation
Allis Chalmers
Amerida
American Car & Foundry
American Power & Light Tree
Chrysler Corporsion
Coca Cola Company
Colorado Fuel & Iron Tee
Columbia Gas & Light
Congoleum
Columbia Grapho
Continental Can
Consolidated Film Ind
Consolidated Gassnenee RH
Continental Baking
Crucible Steel
Foster Wheeler, Inc
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One
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Gillette Safety Razor
Glidden Company
Gold Dust Corporation
Woolrich Tire & Rubber
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Granby Consolidated Copper
Grigaby Grunowtse Et Enweee
Great Northern Kypid
Snees
Great Western Sugar
Hahn Dept Stores
Juhus Manville Wees
Kansas City Southern RR
Julius Kayser
Kelvinator Corporation Oe
Kennecott Copper
SS Kresge & Company
Kroger Grocery & Baking
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Lambert Company
Ceeesrsee
Liggett & Myers
Loew's Inc
Ceeveeees
Miami Copper
Missouri Pacific RR
Montgomery Ward
Feenee Vet
Murray Corporation
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Vanadium Corporation
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Western Pacific RR
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Westinghouse
White Motor Company
Willys Overland
Woolworth Company
Atlantic
Continental
Gulf of Penn
Houston
Lorete
Mexican Seaboard
Panhandle P & R
Petroleum Corp
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Io Grande Oil
Shell Union
Sinclair Serene
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ATM Ltd
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