Lost World of Texas lecture by Dr. Case tonight
Dr. E. C. Case, famed paleontologist and director at Michigan, topics Texas prehistoric life with monsters. lecture at 8 in the high school auditorium. Free to the public under Panhandle Plains Historical Society. Amarillo invited.
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Texas
E. C. Case
Panhandle-Plains
Castle Cliffs
Case
University of Michigan
Museum of the
Panhandle
William H. Bush
Amarillo
Holmes Defends Texas Company Price Policy
Pollard questions why crude prices rose in Oklahoma and Texas but not East Texas. Holmes replies that business policy requires balancing payments with producer willingness to sell. He says East Texas producers are gaining the market and opposes actions that would harm others, and notes readiness to buy only if production is stable and stocks justify it.
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Holmes
Pollard
Texas Company
Oklahoma
Texas
East Texas
Mr. Holmes
Building Permits Up in Amarillo This Week
Amarillo building permits issued this week are estimated to exceed 46 000 dollars. The figures come from city building inspector Frank French. Permits include several homes each valued at 5 000 dollars or more. One permit to F W Jesse covers an 8 000 dollar six room brick house at 2406 Lipscomb Street with an expected completion date of October 21.
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Amarillo
Frank French
F. W. Jesse
Lipscomb Street
Jesse
Potter County Commission Pursues Courthouse Contract Talks
Potter County commissioners met this morning to advance contracts for furnishing the new county courthouse.
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Potter County
fReamn
Dear Tack Letter Sparks Living Standards Debate
A Daily News letter to Tack criticizes Dr. W N Lemmon’s Lions Club speech claiming living standards are too high. The writer mocks the idea and suggests moving to the Philippine Islands to endure simpler life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
W. N. Lemmon
Lions Club
Philippine Islands
Durant Guardsmen Muster On River Front
The Durant National Guard plans to boost morale with a military band as five posts guard the river region in Oklahoma. Three soldiers stand at each post with four guarding the bridge and the rest along the highway path. Martial law has drawn large crowds to river banks as tents from Fort Sill arrive before nightfall.
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Durant National Guard
Barrett
Oklahoma War Zone
Fort Sill
Heat Wave Hits Texas Panhandle and Southwest States Hard
Heat lifted over ninety degrees across the region with Amarillo 102 and Clarendon 104 while towns like Childress Memphis Pampa and Quanah reported triple digit highs. Forecasters said cooler air from the north would bring temporary relief to Kansas Oklahoma and parts of the Rocky Mountain sector with scattered thunderstorms.
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Amarillo
Clarendon
Childress
Fort Stockton
Memphis
Miami
Quanah
Pampa
Seymour
Kansas City
Rocky Mountain
Kansas
Oklahoma
Alva
Altus
Texas Solons Review Bridge Settlement Hearing Request
Governor Ross Sterling faced ongoing motions from Joseph W. Bailey Jr representing J R Handy receiver for Red River Bridge Company. Bailey claimed no dispute over payment under the contract with the State Highway Department and noted Sterling’s name appeared on contracts with the Texas Highway Commission.
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Ross Sterling
Texas Highway Commission
Officers Take Baker to Face Abilene Charge
ER C Baker, once linked to Amarillo murder of Jack Dennis and free on bond, was taken to Abilene by Taylor County officers. He faced new liquor charge there while his bondsmen had surrendered him here. Potter County officers planned arrest as Baker appeared for a photograph left during prior release. He was held to await Taylor County officers.
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ER. C. Baker
Amarillo
Jack Dennis
Abilene
Taylor County
Baker
Potter County
Charity Grain Drive Surges As Community Chest Receives Bushels
Gifts of 2,680 bushels of wheat arrive for the Community Chest in the week ending last night. The Biggs Investment Company adds 400 bushels as the latest donation. When 9 00 bushels are gathered the grain will be ground into flour for charity this winter. Manager V Vernon of the Chamber of Commerce reports promises of another thousand bushels.
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Community Chest
Biggs Investment Company
Chest
V. Vernon
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo To Build Unified Armory For National Guard
The Amarillo city commission approves a $50 monthly contribution toward arming a new armory, lasting up to 30 months. Capt. Paul W. Taylor arrives to finalize building plans as Amarillo houses 21 officers and 285 soldiers across six units of the 142nd and 131st units, including the artillery and medical detachments.
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National Guard
Amarillo
Paul W. Taylor
Adjutant General's Department
Taylor
Army Division
Thompson
142Nd Infantry
131St Field Artillery
Credit Plans Continue Amid Global Financial Tensions
The seven power conference seeks broader action to ease a global crisis and turns to Secretary of State Stimson. He agrees to travel to Berlin to reassure Germans that the United States cares about their fate. German leaders count on his presence to steady public confidence while facing Nationalist and Communist discontent over the London conference outcomes.
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United States
Stimson
Berlin
London
Mormon Church Members Here To Meet Today
About 50 local members of the Mormon Church plan a 5 PM gathering at Camp Amaryllis west of the city to celebrate Brigham Young and followers arrival in the Great Basin on July 24 1847. Pastor Paul Rose will lead the program with a picnic and amusements.
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Jack Hall
Amarillo
Panhandle
Khiva Temple
American Legion
Harley Sadler
Marty Young
Jessie’s
Melody Maids
Joe Norman
Dave Durden
Shrine Legion
Mormon Church
Camp Amaryllis
Brigham Young
Great Basin
Utah
Paul FR. Rose
Nauvoo
Mississippi River
Salt Lake Valley
The Empty Purse by Edgar A. Guest
A reflective poem questions what truly fills a pocketbook beyond coins and gold. It suggests courage, beauty, friends, morning light, nature, and memories outlast monetary wealth, ending with the idea that rich treasures remain despite financial loss.
Auto Dealers Here To Close Sunday
Members of the Automobile Dealers Association of Amarillo will close all salesrooms service and parts departments on the first Sunday in August in observance of the Sunday closing law announced today by association president J N Riggs.
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Automobile Dealers’ Association of
Amarillo
J. N. Riggs
Market summaries from Amarillo to New York with grains and livestock
Grain and livestock quotations from Amarillo Kansas City Chicago and New Orleans track wheat oats barley and cotton. Cattle hogs and sheep futures shown with price ranges and notable shifts. U S stock market activity noted with declines and dividends speculated.
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Amarillo
Ceesveress
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Best Rangers
Notice of personnel change at Amarillo News and Globe
Paul Lofgren a cartoonist and specialty advertising man is no longer connected with the Amarillo News and Globe in any way whatsoever. Wilburn C Hawk General Manager.
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Paul Lofgren
The
Amarillo News and Globe
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Betty
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Walter Richardson
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Armory
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Texas Corp
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Tex Pac Ci & Oil
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Austin
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Detroit
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Fox Theatre
Goldman Sachs
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Aeeweee
United Gas
Let & Pwr
Western Air Express
New York
Jno. F. Clark Brokerage Co
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allis Chalmers Allegheny Corporation
Webster
Aeeuee Amerada
St. Joseph
Julius Ka
Stewart Warner
Chrysler
Studebaker Corporation
American
Trans American
American Power Light
H Kresge
Auburn Auto
Loew's Inc
United Gas Improvement
Wwater
Baldwin Locomotive
Lorillard Tobacco
Union Carbid
Warner Bros Pictures
Best & Company
Miami Copper
Warner Bros Cosareee
Bethlehem Steel
Manfield & Company
Western Maryland RR
Bohn Alum & Brags
Missouri Pacific RR
Western Pacific RR
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International Nickel
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Nevada Corporation
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US Pipe & Foundry
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Calumet & Hecla
Celotex Company
Pathe Exchange
Packard Motor Cars
Ssccess
Chesapeake Corporation
One
C Penney Company
Cheasapeake
Ohio ‘Corn Products
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Sereeneeee
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Public Rvice of NJ
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Wees
Weeee
Schulte
Sears Sane
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Simmons Company
Southern California Edison
Curtiss Wright
All Standard Brands, Inc
Davison Chemical Tenewneee
Standard Gas & Electric Tees
del, Loca & West Teee
den Rio Grande West Ptd
Canada Dry
Drugs, Inc
Associated Dry Goods
Detroit Edison
Kaatman Kodakseer
Electric Power & Light Era
Endicott, Johnson
Eureka
Fox Film
American Steel Foundry
Fisk Rubber O
Foster Wheeler, Inc
Treeport Texas A
Frisco Pisavecusoe
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
General 00
General Theater
General Mills
General Motors
General Railway Signal Brig
Gillette Razora
Glidden Company A
Gold Dust Corporation
Goodrich Tire & Rubber
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Gotham Silk Hose
International Tea
Jewell Tea Co
Kansas City Livestock
Nebraska
New Orleans
Liverpool
Ses Regiment
U. S. Steel
Delaware & Hudson
Safeway
Gilette
United Cigar
Call
Maracaibo
Atlantic
Gulf of Penn
Houston
Imperial Oil Ltd
Internat’ S Pet
Mid-Continent
N. Y
Hurst’s
Jewel Bulova Baguette
Polk
Hurst
Wilburn C. Hawk
Instvar
Os Siz Bellans
City Druc
Che Ravall Storer
Liggett’s
Steffen
Fitch
Williams
Hind
BIC
Probak
bOc
Johnson
Gillette Blades
Spalding
Eastman Kodak
Sporting Goods
A. G. Spalding Bros
N. Fillmore
8Th
Carolina San Jacinto
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