Amarillo column defends Rogers and blasts alleged lies
A local Amarillo writer calls out falsehoods in the mayoral race, defending Ross Rogers as independent and accusing opponents of paid propaganda. He urges fair play, criticizes Ernest Thompson, and asserts broad city support for Rogers. The piece also warns farmers to hold wheat for protein testing and comments on national relief and economy.
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Amarillo
Ross Rogers
Ernest Thompson
Rogers
Thompson
Ross
Ernest
People of
Hoover
The
Panhandle
National Bank of Commerce
Johnson Ranch Royalty Company Put Into Receivership
Judge James C. Wilson in federal court allowed stockholders plea to remove Ed R. Mayer as president and treasurer and to place the Johnson Ranch Royalty Company into receivership. The court reserved appointing a receiver pending an audit and will decide recovery of funds diverted to Mayer’s related operations. Mayer faced a judgment for attorneys’ fees alleged to fund other lawsuits. The case, Clinton G. Hickey et al v Ed R Mayer et al, was heard without a jury.
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James C. Wilson
United States District Court
Johnson Ranch Royalty Company
Ed R. Mayer
Amarillo
Wilson
Mayer
Johnson Ranch
Johnson Company
Clinton G. Hickey
Weather Holds Back Heat Wave in Amarillo
Partly cloudy skies cooled a heat wave that had Amarillo at 95 degrees yesterday. Temperatures today unlikely to rise above 90 with scattered showers forecast tonight and Wednesday.
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Amarillo
Weather predictions and social complaints mix in Amarillo musings
A speaker in Amarillo boasts accurate rain predictions for Chicago and New York, warns of critics, and hints at exposing them. The piece shifts to personal questions about a wedding date with a romantic interlude, then critiques California ads and magazine promotions, arguing for worthwhile issues and less sensationalism.
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Old Tack
Amarillo
Chicago
New York
George Shannon
Bill Pfeiffer
Jim Gulerie
Joe Dooley
Lindsay Nunn
H. E. Hoover
Dan McGrath
Weather Bureau
Plough's Cleansing Cream Promotes Clean Skin
An ad touts Plough's Cleansing Cream to remove dirt and impurities from pores. It claims rapid, thorough cleansing and blemish reduction with three economy sizes priced at 25¢ 35¢ and 50¢.
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Plough
Mrs Minnie U Gano dies at Canyon home
Mrs Minnie Upha Gano 62 a Canyon resident for 27 years died at her home. She was a Presbyterian and survived by a daughter Mrs Chara Payne Dallas two sons O W Gano Canyon and F E Gano Dallas and a sister Mrs Ruby James Amarillo. Funeral services announced by Griggs-Thompson Funeral Chapel Canyon.
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Minnie Upha Gano
Canyon
Gano
The
Presbyterian Church
Chara Payne
Dallas
O. W. Gano
F. E. Gano
Ruby James
Amarillo
Griggs-Thompson Funeral Chapel
Mrs Beulah M Wharton Dies at Amarillo Home
Mrs Beulah Miller Wharton aged 44 died at 7 55 PM at her mother's residence 1223 Pierce in Amarillo where she had lived most of her life Mrs F D Lindsay is the mother and the family home is noted in the report.
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H. E. Miller
North Lamar Street
B. M. Wharton
Beulah Miller Wharton
Amarillo
F. D. Lindsay
Pierce
Funeral services for Amarillo resident held at Griggs
The obituary notes the survivor list including the mother sister Cleo Clayton and brothers W L Barringer and W G Barringer of Amarillo. Funeral services are set for 4 o clock tomorrow at Griggs Funeral Chapel with Dr Ira Key officiating. Pallbearers named are Harry Britt Norman Minter Horace Griggs Yandell Wrather F M Bramley Jr and Jack West. Interment will follow at Llano Cemetery.
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Griggs Puneral Chapel
Ira Key
Polk Street Methodist Church
Harry Britt
Norman Minter
Horace Griggs
Yandell Wrather
F. M. Bramley, Jr
Jack West
Llano Cemetery
Negro Choir to Perform at Ninth Avenue Venue Tonight
A 30 member Ebenezer Baptist Church choir will present a program of Negro spirituals and jubilee songs at Fundamentalist Baptist Church on Ninth Avenue at Van Buren tonight at 8 15. Geologists report findings that rocks are absorbing Earth's water.
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Ebenezer Baptist Church
Fundamentalist Baptist Church
Ninth Avenue
van Buren
Death of Panhandle resident Frank W Pollock at 57
Frank W Pollock 57 longtime Panhandle resident died July 1 at his Woodward Oklahoma home. Survived by wife Ollie four daughters and three sons including Mrs J B Davis Mrs Maxine Landis Herbert Pollock Frank Pollock Amarillo James Pollock Perryton Mrs Paul Morey Oklahoma City and Mrs Ruby King Perryton. Services held Sunday at Perryton. He worked with Ranney Davis Company in Woodward and had previous affiliations.
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Frank W. Pollock
Panhandle
Woodward
Okla
Ollie
J. 8. Davis
Maxine Landis
Herbert Pollock
Frank Pollock
Amarillo
James Pollock
Paul Morey
Oklahoma City
Ruby King
Perryton
Ranney-Davis Company
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