Lowrey Case Sent to Next Term in District Court
The case of W. W. Towrey of Plainview charged with swindling a local physician was continued until the next term due to missing state witnesses. Charley Chadd pleaded guilty to aggravated assault. one case dismissed to county court and the other to await Sullivan’s recovery from a bullet wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Towrey
Plainview
District Criminal Court
Lowrey
Charley Chadd
Henry &. Bishop
Chadd
C. H. Denton
FE. C. Sullivan
Sullivan
Northwest Texas
Boundary dispute action spawns Oklahoma Austin boundary committee
Oklahoma lawmakers voted to send a joint committee to Austin to help Texas draft a boundary agreement over land rights. If unresolved, Oklahoma may seek to buy back the wedge shaped territory where 100 Oklahoma families live. Possible back taxes and school and judicial redistricting would follow as a treaty attempt is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star State
Oklahoma
Texas
Austin
C. S. Storms
Senate
Arrest of Man on Swindling Charge in Potter County
H. W. Cushman was arrested by deputies on a swindling complaint. The alleged amount exceeds $50. He is held in the Potter County jail. The accuser, a local drug store proprietor, states Cushman cashed a worthless check for $127.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Cushman
Potter County
Quaco Queen Abandoned At Sea Crew Rescued
The 480 ton schooner Quaco Queen laden with lumber was abandoned at sea in waterlogged condition near Parrsboro Nova Scotia. Her seven crew were picked up by the steamer Majnis tee after sailing from Weymouth earlier in January. Davis Allen, owner of San Jacinto Drug Store, is reported seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pree
Parrsboro
N. S
Cubs
Weymouth
David
Allen
San Jacinto
Tack's Texas Musings on Manuscripts and Mayors
A column by Tack from Amarillo reflects on manuscript rejections and hopeful readers. He cites John Gould's sharp letter about Post returns, praises a New Mexico subscriber, and muses on local politics, Boulder Dam funding, and farm relief debates in the Panhandle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gould
Gould
News- Globe
Wichita Falls Times
Congress
Panhandle
Texas
Kansas
Iowa
Boulder Dam
Eighty Taking Bar Exam At Austin Today
Lightly applied license seekers to practice law in Texas take the bar examination in Austin on Thursday. Egyptians are wearing khaki military jackets sent in from other court tries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
United Press
State of
Texas
Friday's Five Best Features on Radio
Radio listings detail five programs with times and stations including WEAP WOR WJZ and WEAF networks. Featured shows include Cities Service Hour True Story Hour Wrigley Review Concert Hour and Whileo Hour with broadcasts across 7 to 9 CST slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Weap
Network
Cities Service Hour
WOR
True Story Hour
WJZ
Wrig
Dirigible Mooring Mast Proposed for Amarillo Site
Report from Washington states the sixth U S government airship mooring mast may be erected near Amarillo at the site of the $1 475 000 helium plant six miles west. The $25 000 mast would supply navy helium needs as projections show a 10 000 000 cubic foot reserve by June 1950 and four tank cars planned to transport 200 000 cubic feet each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Amarillo
Washington
Marvin Jones
Soney
Lakehurst
Fort Worth
San Diego
Puget Sound
Hawaii
Petrolia
William A. Moffett
Naval Air Service
House Appropriations Committee
Navy
Moffett
Amarillo Field
Los Angeles
N. J. Higham
Fulton
Admiral Moffett
French
House of Representatives
Army
Closing of the Amarillo Athletic Club
A local reader laments Amarillo not supporting the Amarillo Athletic Club. The writer notes regular volleyball basketball band ball and swimming events and social functions and suggests converting the facility into a Y M C A to benefit the youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Athletic Club
Not Guilty Verdict In Overton Case Reported
A district court jury found Earl Overton not guilty of keeping a gaming table after deliberating only a few minutes following a 6 PM submission. Jim Allison pleaded guilty to forging the name on a £10 check cashed at a local drug store. a two year sentence was suspended. Witnesses described him as from a good family with no prior offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Criminal Court
Earl Overton
Jim Allison
J. M. Shelton
Gatewood Baby Dies in Hospital
Wanda Janeda Gatewood aged 2 daughter of Mr and Mrs F C Gatewood 810 North Buchanan street died at a local hospital at 5 o clock this morning. She is survived by her parents a brother and 7. The body is held at N S Griggs & Sons pending arrangements and burial is expected in Guymon Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Janeda Gatewood
F. C. Gatewood
Buchanan Street
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Guymon
Okla
Mathis Held on Car Theft Charge
A. J. Slim Mathis facing a fifth car theft charge after police complaint last week. He was arrested last night and released from Potter County jail this morning on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathis
A. J
Slim) Mathis
Potter County
Theater Highlights and Star Casts at Theaters This Week
The Fair presents Captain Lash with Victor McLaglen and Claire Windsor in a Singapore romance. The Mission screens Interference with an all star cast. William Powell appears as Philo Vance in The Canary Murder Case after this film. Vitaphone vaudeville and movietown news. The Deandi showcases The Mysterious Lady with Greta Garbo, a last chance to see the Swedish icon back in her homeland. Also featured are Honey Hank Harris and his Honey Girls, and the Nat Marty Young and Ilia Youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Fair
Captain Lash
Victor McLaglen
Claire Windsor
Singapore
William Powell
Philo Vance
Vitaphone
Deandi
Greta Garbo
Honey
Hank” Harris
Honey Girls
Nat
Marty Young
Ilia
Cabinet Post Antougment to Be Withheld
President-elect Hoover will withhold cabinet appointment announcements until March 4 inauguration. Mellon expected to remain as secretary of the treasury, while Logan is rumored for attorney general and Jardine for agriculture. Hoover plans a second fishing voyage aboard the yacht Saunterer off Long Key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Key
Fla
Hoover
Andrew W. Mellon
Jardine
Saunterer
Pedestrian Traffic Rules Move by New York Police Chief
Grover Whalen, NYC police commissioner, calls to apply traffic laws to pedestrians to reduce accidents. He argues modern highways are as dangerous as railroads and urges foot traffic regulation through education rather than mere enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Grover Whalen
Two Crew Die in Forecastle Fire Aboard President Johnson
In Jersey City two Dollar Steamship line sailors died when a fire swept the forecastle of the President Johnson at Twelfth Street docks. The two victims remained unidentified as rescue crews battled the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
President Johnson
Dollar Steamship Line
Stemmer
Twelfth Street
Mexican Is Jailed In City Theft Case
Antonio Trigino a Mexican is in the city jail charged with receiving and concealing recently stolen property. He is alleged to have sold a tailored suit valued at $100 and an overcoat from a house at 1010 Van Buren entered several weeks ago. Police expect further developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Trigino
van Buren
Radio Users Plan Amarillo Interference Campaign
Amarillo radio owners consider forming a group to reduce local interference. Citizens are asked to submit names and addresses to Globe News to gauge interest and fund the effort, aiming for broad participation and low individual costs. An interference bureau would be appointed once support is clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Globe News
Globe News Office
Missing Girl Follows Fear of Failure Leaves in Blue Whippet
A quiet, capable student vanished after cutting exams to avoid criticism. She reportedly drove away in a blue Whippet from her father’s car, visited her brother Lieut Billy Minter in Zapata, and was seen in black by a friend. Authorities in Austin and the Rio Grande valley broadcast a lookout for the girl with license plate S86 220.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Minter
Zapata
Walter Murray
Raymond YD. Thorp
Austin
Dilts Burial Planned for Monterey Indiana After Death at Store
Daniel A. Dilts proprietor of a local grocery and filling station died yesterday morning in the rear of his shop from a sudden heart attack. His body will be sent to Monterey Indiana for burial this afternoon. He came from California two years ago and is survived by his widow one son and three daughters. N S Griggs & Sons are in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Dilts
Monterey
Ind
Mr. Dilts
California
N.S. Griggs & Sons
Chiefs Gaither and Dunwoody Hospitalized and Resting
Chief H. L. Gaither of the police department is reported improved after several days illness and at home at 1015 West Tenth Street. Motorcycle Captain H. G. Dunwoody is in a local hospital recovering from injuries suffered in a past motorcycle mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Gaither
West Tenth Street
H. G. Dunwoody
The Ordinary Man by Edgar A. Guest
A poem describing the valiant, steady worker who toils with dignity. It praises the man of decent mind who accepts hardship, keeps conscience clear, and earns his living without complaint while resisting cheats and hollow philosophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care
Andy
Cattle and Hogs Mixed in Major Markets Jan 31
Loot of livestock prices across Kansas City Chicago Fort Worth East St Louis and New Orleans show hogs up to 9.80 in Fort Worth and 9.70 in Chicago with large runs. Cattle and calves move at varied levels including slaughter steers 11.00 to 14.25 in KC and 12.26 to 15.59 in Chicago. Sheep and lambs also firm in several markets as cotton and grain news flows steady.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Chicago
Ty the Associated Press
Fort Worth
East ST. Louis
The
ST. Louis
New York
Liverpool
Alexandria
Inter
Wall Street
Southern
New Orleans
Nebraska
James E. Bennett & Co
Allied Chemical & Dye
Andes Copper
A. M. Byers
American Beet Sugar
American Brake Shoe
American Car Foundry
American Can
Ssscese
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Refining
American Telephone & Telegraph
American Tobacco American Woolen
Aneconda Copper
Ceee Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Atlantic Ref. Co
E.sesees
Ajax Rubber
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnsdall Corporation
Bethlehem Steel
Briggs Body
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Butler Bros
Ssecsees
Canadian Pacific
Cerre de Pasto
Chesapeake & Ohio
Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Chile
Chrysler
Cerees Cities Service
Cities Service
Coca Cola Seseeeseeeeee Congoleum
Eeescsens
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas of
Continental Motors
Continental Oil
Crucible Steel
Eos
Davidson Chemicals
Dodge Motors
Dupont de Nemours
Erie Railroad
Fleischmann Yeast
Ford
England
Fox Movies
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors, New
General Mills
Glidden
Ti Goodrich Tires
Graham Paige Motors
Great Western Sugar
Great Northern
Greene Cananea Copper
Houston Oil
Sssee
Hudson Motors
Hup Motors
Humble Oil Illinois Central
Independent Oil & Gas
Inspiration Copper International Cement
International Harvester
International Nickel
International Paper
International Petroleum
Postrnational Telephone
OTUA
Lima Locomotive
Lowe's, Inc
Toy Loose-Wiles
Louisiana Oil & Refining
Mexican Seaboard
Middle States
Missouri
Packard Motor Pan-American Pe
Pennsylvania
Pere-Marquette Phillips Petroleum
Pierce-Arrow Motors O
Poster
Prairie Oil & Gas
Prairie Pipeline
Willys-Overland Motors Woolworth
Aes Wrieht Aero Corporation
Yellow Cab Assesses
Pullman
Radio Corporation of America
Southern Railway
Standard Com
Tobacco
Standard of California
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New Jersey Standard of New York
Stewart Warner
Studebaker Motors
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Texas Corporation
Texas & Pacific Ry
Pacific Coal
Tidewater Oil
Timken Roller Bearing
Trans. Air Transport
Transcontinental Oil
Inion Pacific Ry
Tinion Carbide
Tniversel Aviation
Uiited States Rubber
Ceeee
Tinited States Steel
Vacuum
Spee
Canadian Steel
Victor Talking Machine
Warner Brothers
Tinvhorvse Electric
White
Fiavle O. & R. White Motors
Woman sets altitude world record after night flight
Miss Smith, a private pilot licensed last year, reported engine and altimeter trouble during a night flight yet managed to estimate altitude. She had previously been grounded for 15 days for flying under the East River bridges, a feat she achieved as a woman. On August 21 she set an official women's altitude world record of 11,663 feet.
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Saturday Evening Post
John L. McCarty
Philadelphia
Wichita Falls
Mr. Gould
New Mexico
Post
East Eighth Street
Clovis
W. A. Hain
Y.M.C.A
United States
Harry Sinclair
Treasury
C. W
Bush Addition
Marion Horn
N. East Eighth Street
WEAF
CST
N. B.C
Overton
Gatewood
Dilts
Indiana
Gaither and
Dunwoody Arelil
Majestic Radio
Majestic
isce'Ribes
Walnus
Panhandle Music Co
Edgar A. Guest
Associated Tress
United Fruit
Atlhison
New Haven
Norfolk and Western
International Hervester
American Smeltine
Commercial Investment Trust
Ame
Ieher
Wtilst
Columbia Gas
American
Midland Steel Products
Americom International
Johns Manville
Briggs
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