Flying High comes to Amarillo in a one night show
George White brings Flying High to the City Auditorium for one performance. The cast of sixty includes twelve principals, a dancing chorus, and a team of designers and producers led by White with DeSylva Brown and Henderson handling the music and book by Jack MacGowan.
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George White
Amarillo
City Auditorium
White
Manhattan
Mary
B. G. DeSylva
Lew Brown
Ray Henderson
Jack MacGowan
Joseph Urban
Bobby Connolly
Gus Weidhaas
Charles LeMaire
Cotton ginned to January 16 totals 13 million bales
The Census Bureau reports 13,592,104 running bales of the 1930 crop ginned before January 16, including 513,804 round bales. State tallies list Texas and Georgia among major ginnings, with Alabama, Arkansas, and others contributing sizable amounts. last year totals are cited for comparison.
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Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Alabama
Arkansas
Arizona
California
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
States
AWAIT WORD FROM FLIER AT CANTON
United Press reports G W Brophy former Phoenix Aziz flying instructor left Shanchai for Manila this morning. He took off from Hangjao Aerodome at 8 08 am and expected to reach Canton at 3 04 pm. He planned to depart Canton tomorrow for the Philippine Islands. His Phoenix plane has wire wheels and enlarged gasoline tank and carries no radio.
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United Press
Shanghat
G. W. Brophy
Phoenix
Aziz
Shanchai
Manila
Cahton
Hangjao Aerodome
Canton
Philippine Islands
Earthquake Ruins Miahuatlan Oaxaca Town
The town of Miahuatlan in Oaxaca state was completely destroyed by last week's earthquakes. Government Commission reports show no structure left standing and thousands of residents living in tents. Twenty people were killed in the town, and a fresh tremor at 3 am yesterday caused no additional damage. N H Mohler of Santa Fe general offices fell ill after a Chicago trip but is convalescing at home, 300 Sunset.
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The
Associated Press
Mexico City
Miahuatlan
Oaxaca
N. H. Mohler
Santa Fe General Offices
Chicago
Royal Russian Chorus Opens Here Today
The Royal Russian Chorus begins a three show run in Amarillo with a concert in the city auditorium. The program features native Russian dancing and strong ensemble singing plus lavish costumes. Evening shows at 8 15 proceed Friday and Saturday with balcony seats priced at 50 and 75 cents and floor seats from 1 to 2 dollars. Tickets available at the College of Music on Fourteenth Avenue and Tyler Street.
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Royal Russian Chorus
Amarillo
Emil Myers
College of Music
Fourteenth Avenue
Tyler Street
Woman in Jacksonville Seeks Husband via Atlanta Postmaster
A Jacksonville woman wrote to Atlanta newspaper postmaster seeking a suitable husband, urging careful selection as she is particular about the match. The note arrived Jan. 23 and prompted local curiosity about clues to her wish.
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United Press
Atlanta
Potter County Courthouse Under Construction
Foundation nearly complete for the Potter County courthouse as carpenters set forms for the first story and second floor. If concrete footing pours continue, second floor concrete could begin in about ten days, with overall frame completion in roughly seventy days and about fifty workers on site.
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Potter County
R. J. Bell
Bell
Fillmore Street
Ace Pendleton Wasting Away in Pampa Jail
Pampa officers fear Pendleton will die before trial for the 1927 First National Bank robbery. Illness and tuberculosis claim his strength as he is moved to the courthouse under care. Pendleton blames public bias against ex convicts and recalls alleged robberies while his mother notes sparse funds and a prior bridge win in Warrington.
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Ace Pendleton
Pampa
Associated Press
Ace Pendelton
First National Bank
Pendelton
Ace
Pendleton
Mass Meeting On Road Issue In Pampa Tonight
District Highway Engineer P. Bulley and W. W. Chilton will attend a Pampa meeting where Gray County residents discuss a county wide road bond issue. The session will review Panhandle road plans and voters will decide on April 4. Tom Tivee chairs the chamber highway committee that called the meeting.
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Bulley
W. W. Chilton
Chayather of Commerce Highway Department
Tend & Wass
Pampa
Gray County
Panhandle
Bailey
Tom Ttvee
Fanipa Chamber of Commerce
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