Bordwell Head Of Red Cross
By unanimous roll call, Chet Bordwell was named chairman of the 1937 Red Cross Roll Call. The Amarillo chapter aims to surpass last year’s strong membership gain as floods and new work boost need.
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Chet Bordwell
Red Cross
T. W. Gilstrap
Bill Reppert
G.T. Winyard
Bordwell
Prasty Hamrick
Amarillo Red Cross
John McCarty
Hamrick
Arthur Ball
Social Welfare Association
Welfare Association
Ball
Lucile Nelson
Gem Lake
Frosty Hamrock
Sam Seay
Bill Gilstrap
George Hammock
Howard Blackburn
G. T. Winyard
W. W. Davis
Phil
Indian Remedy Co Piles Treatment Ad
An advertisement for an Indian remedy company promotes a gel or balm claimed to relieve pile symptoms. It mentions price 51.80 and offers steps for relief, with a mailing address in Amarillo.
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Conlk Oe PO
Indian Remedy CO
Crude Output Down in U S Across States
Tulsa report shows week ending July 10 U S crude production fell 9 947 barrels daily to 3 529 as Oklahoma dropped to 618 500 East Texas rose to 474 800 while Texas total slipped 19 543 to 1 418 679 Louisiana declined 12 134 to 264 465 California rose 12 000 to 667 750 Kansas down 826 to 192 175.
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Tulsa
Okla
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
East Texas
Texas
Louisiana
California
Kansas
Moore Linked With Syracuse Extortion Case
Syracuse police tied Laverne Moore, convicted here in 1937 for extortion, to the 1930 Jay tavern robbery after matching fingerprints. The affidavit notes Joan Montague admitted being the Laverne Moore involved in the $750 tavern robbery with three others.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Laverne Moore
Jay
Joan Montague
Hollywood
Amarilloans View J A James Two Way Combine
Residents saw the J A James two way combine in operation on the Dan Danmar Farm one mile west of Amarillo on Tenth Avenue. The machine, built locally, demonstrated under a 30 foot tent. Demonstrations continue this summer with plans to market the machine next harvest. Mr James and associates expect Amarillo assembly.
Last Strike Bound Steel Plant Opens
East Chicago Indiana July 13 Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company reopened its Calumet district steel plants for all 7000 employees wishing to return to work after a 46 day shutdown marking the resumption of operations by the last strike bound plant in Northern Indiana.
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Chicago
Ind
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Calumet District Steel
Indiana
Funeral services for infant son of H E Brady
Funeral services for Harold Edmund James Brady six day old infant son of Mr and Mrs H F Brady of 1403 Hughes will be held at Boxwell Brothers Chapel at 4 PM. Rev T J Drury of Sacred Heart Cathedral will officiate with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Brady is an official of Gibson Oil Company.
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Harold Edmund James Brady
H. FE. Brady
Hughes
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
T. J. Drury
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Memorial Park Cemetery
Brady
Gibson Oil Company
Caledonia Leaves Montreal for Return Flight to England
The Imperial Airways flying boat Caledonia departed from the St. Lawrence River in Montreal at 8:12 AM EST on July 13 for Rotwood Newfoundland, beginning its return voyage to England.
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Caledonia
Montreal
England
Imperial Airways
St. Lawrence River
Rotwood
Newfoundland
Fire damages two sedans in Doche garage
An early morning blaze of undetermined origin damaged two sedans in the Fred Doche garage at 809 Buchanan Street. One car belonged to Fred Doche and the other to his nephew Roy Doche. firemen answered the alarm at 1 34.
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Fred Doche
Buchanan Street
Mr. Doche
Roy Doche
Taxicab Cap in Washington Sparks Debate
The Howse killed a bill to limit taxicab numbers in the Capital. Hearings show Washington has 4,757 cabs, more than Chicago, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh combined.
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Washington
Howse
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Roy Brewer Named Special Officer for Fort Worth and Denver Railway
Roy Brewer a former Potter County deputy sheriff is visiting Amarillo and serves as a special officer for the Fort Worth and Denver Railway with headquarters at Teague.
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Roy Brewer
Potter County
Amarillo
Port Worth
Denver
Teague
Visiting in Dallas and England childless couples note
Mrs. FE. B. Perryman is on vacation visiting Fort Worth and Dallas. In England more than 1,680,000 married couples are childless while 3,000,000 have one child.
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Dallas
FE. B. Perryman
Fort Worth
England
False teeth lost in LAUR notice seeks return
Dear Tack seeks help finding an upper set of false teeth lost about a week ago in Laur. Readers urged to call 9348 or bring them to Tack. This brief community appeal appears on Letters Page 6.
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United States
Marvin Jonen
Palo Duro Canyon
Canyon
Alan
Panhandle
Tack
Poisoned kidneys cure advertised in SA event package
The notice promotes a remedy to flush poisons and acids from kidneys and ease bladder irritation to stop nightly urination. It claims other kidney and bladder symptoms include backache cramps puffy eyes and smarting passaged backache. It mentions Gold Medal Haar jem OF Capsules as the product.
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Dean
Indict Former U S Marshal for Threat On President Life
Morton D. Wainwright, 72, former deputy U S marshal, was indicted by a federal grand jury on threatening the life of President Roosevelt. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment and the case was continued for a psychiatric examination.
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Boston
U.P
Morton D. Wainwright
U. S
Roosevelt
Elisha H. Brewster
Wainwright
Lewis Green Start Fight for Control of Longshoremen
New York July 13. Threats of raids and counter raids sparked the open warfare between John L. Lewis c. 1. O and the American Federation of Labor for control of 40,000 members of the International Longshoremen's Association. Leaders on both sides held closed door conferences as the struggle began.
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New York
John L. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
International Longshoremen’s Association
Embryo of the Air Brings Crowd to English Field
Readers watch a fledgling pilot attempt landings in a small Cub at English Field. Thunderous laughter erupts from cars parked along the fence as spectators egg him on. The narrator vows to keep flying and break his own 27 point landing record despite the rough practice and teasing.
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Carlsbad
Thornton
English Field
Martin
Markets Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton
Hogs eased with 1,000 head uneven and mostly down 10 to 20 cents. Sows $12.20 top. cattle activity mixed with feeders firm and grassers weak. yearlings around 12.60. sheep about 25 cents lower with top natives at 89.75. New Orleans cotton opens with losses 1 to 3 points on light trading. futures bids show 12.37 to 12.43 for nearing contracts.
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D. A
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
New Orleans
Liverpool
Tony
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