Boy Scout Events Round-Up Planned at Municipal Auditorium
Scout Headquarters in Amarillo announces the first annual Boy Scout round-up set for February 9 10 at the Municipal Auditorium. Tickets are moving fast as most troops push sales. Court of Honor will be held late February with Star Life Eagle and merit badges awarded. lower ranks at district Courts of Honor. Troops report meetings, hikes, signAling contests, and round-up preparations across many units including Pioneers Buckin' Branchos Owls and Pirates, with district commissioner Mr Ratcliff visiting and prizes for top selling troops and individuals.
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Central Committee
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Harold Pressig
Sherrill Edwards
Ellen ‘Simmons
Jack Best
Golden Eagles
Comanches
Ratcliff
Pussy Cats
Pirates of
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J. B. Dotson
West Point
Cheyenne
Wyo
Girl Scouting Course Opens In Central Church Session
The general course for adults interested in Girl Scouting opened at Central Presbyterian Church with a session led by Mrs. Temple Robinson and greetings from R. A. Burnett. Tonight at 7:30 the program covers Girl Scouting Games to Play and a Leaders Club meeting. The theme is a building program for girlhood.
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Temple Robinson
R. A. Burnett
Girl Scout Council
H. A. Mizer
Clemmie Opdyke
H. E. Smith
John Ward
W. Latney Barnes
Ww. H. Howell
King Summerhill
L. L. Paul
E. R. Cox
J. RR. McDowell
Wynona Frost
FE. H. Pearse
Lucile Medart
E. F. Putman
Joe Mobley
L. H. Davis
Katherine Jones McNutt
Jason Robberson
P. L. Reppert
D. A. Medley
Percy Gibbs
Lillie Dell Siover
Mary Adell Miner
Jean Payne
Dorothy Brown
Alline Crudgington
Daphne Hendrix
Fay Maxwell
Daffin Lowrey
Jones Flight Probe In Fort Worth Case
Plaintiffs in a receivership suit against Fort Worth Properties Corp seek to determine if Jesse Jones tried to dodge service by flying from Fort Worth to Houston. The court noted a Houston financier rode 300 miles in a cramped baggage compartment in Captain Frank Hawks’s single seated plane. A hearing date likely soon.
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Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Houston
Frank Hawks
Jones
James A. Farley
John N. Garner
RFC
Fort Worth Properties Corporation
Selma Sternberg
St. Louis
Golf Employee Dies Of Crash Injuries
Eugene Lynch age 32 brother of Levi Lynch, a well known golf professional, died in Dallas from injuries after a car overturned and caught fire last night. He worked at Crescent Golf Club where Levi is the pro. Lynch suffered a fractured skull and crushed chest. Levi Lynch is competing in the winter Pacific Coast tournaments and will return for the funeral.
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Eugene Lynch
Levi Lynch
Lynch
Crescent Golf Club
Levi
Court orders received on two criminal appeals
The Criminal Appeals Court has issued mandates on two cases from the district court. W A Jennings withdrew his appeal of a year sentence for liquor law violations, while the other order affirmed a five year penitentiary term for J R Morris of Lubbock, convicted of stealing diamonds from Mrs Georgia Kirkman. Parrafin wax can be hardened by 200000 psi pressure.
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Wth District Court
W. A. Jennings
J. R. Morris
Lubbock
Georgia Kirkman
Mystery Man Steals Car By Posing As Honest Buyer
The Watsons of 1922 Fillmore Street seek a man calling himself Mr Henderson who offered to buy their car for his wife. He admired the vehicle, claimed to work for the railroad, borrowed the keys, and vanished after an hour or two of driving with the car. Police broadcast description but no trace.
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Mr. Henderson
Waston
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Wallace warns on wheat crop profits and price support
Secretary Wallace cautioned farmers about wheat returns this year noting automatic price support and payments favor veteran producers over new growers. He said many entering wheat expect higher prices but could be disappointed a year later if benefits lag. He cited a 15 percent production cut tied to the international wheat deal and possible larger future payments. Also UT finds most co-eds keep bobbed hair despite growing trend for longer styles.
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Liverpool
United States
Russian schemes and farm aid spark mixed US views
The article links a bygone Russian conspiracy tale to modern policy debate. It notes Wallace predicting a U S farm income rise by two thousand million dollars and seven hundred sixty one million in rental and benefit payments to farmers, funded by taxpayers, with the public bearing the costs.
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Seascout Investiture For Troop 31 At Wildorado
Troop 31 will host an investiture ceremony in Wildorado on Saturday night with Seascouta from the Pightin' Bob under training by Mr Patterson district commissioner. Each Troop will provide two or three clowns for the event to entertain and engage members.
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Seascouta
Pightin
Bob
Wildorado
Troop 31
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