Smiths Novelty Band to Play Amarillo Dance at The Nat
Ligon Smith hails his orchestra as the Souths finest novelty band as it tours statewide. Louise Tobin and Jimmy McManus headline with Jimmie Stewart. The Nat show is presented by Tri-State Fair Association and the Music Corporation of America with admission 1.65 per couple 1.25 single and 0.35 for club reservations.
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Denton
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Jimmie Stewart
Billy Singer
Tri-State Fair Association
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Charity Ball in Town Ushers Townsfolk Into Summer
The Midsummer Charity Ball drew prominent residents and visitors including Elizabeth Boyce and Bill Wagoner. Attendees wore fashionable gowns while tickets and fundraising supported the baby clinic. Nearby notables and travelers were noted, with social rounds and arrivals at La Salle Street and local clubs.
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Bill” Wagoner
Junior League
Elizabeth Boyce
Betty Bivins
J. N. Childers
Norma Paylor
George Parr
Betty
Norma
Cecil Dawson
Wales Madden
Buddy
Louis Ausburn
Cecil
Betty O'Brien
Caroline Norman
Frank Allen
Warren
Christine Jeffus
Tass Reeder
Dallas
Polly Dickie
Toinette Seay
Dawn Adkins
Lawrence Griffith
Griff
Mary
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la Salle Street
Public Bath Controversy and Tragic Drowning Recounted
Column notes a Stettin public baths controversy claiming Jewish men molested German women, reports two New York drownings from a ferry, births in Amarillo, and travelers. It cites Senator Borah predicting large deficit spending and critiques inflation via government bonds, ending with a lurid crime vignette about a man’s murder of his partner. a hymn is referenced in the killer’s confession.
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New York
North River
Mars
Borah
Senate
Congress
New York City
Andersen Fairy Tales First Series Published in Copenhagen
One hundred years ago a Copenhagen pamphlet introduced Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales in poor print and blue covers. Andersen helped establish modern Danish prose and is honored as a national figure. In 1935 California filed 446 notices to drill oil wells in five months, nearly doubling the prior year.
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Copenhagen
Hans Christian Anderson
Hans Anderson
Denmark
California
Seeking Work and Help via Tack Letters pile
A collage of classified letters seeks work for women and girls and favors from Tack. Applicants list farm chores nursing housekeeping cafe work and room and board, with many requests for location zip code specifics and references amid appeals for opportunities and honest employment.
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Tack
Planche
Dial
Amarillo Druggists Elect Panhandle District Chairman
Carl Ray of Amarillo was named permanent chairman of the Panhandle district as about 100 druggists from 27 counties gathered to form the Panhandle district of the Texas Pharmaceutical Association. Dr. W. J. Danforth urged support for the fair tax practices act, warned of chain store lobbying, and Danforth planned a week of appearances in the Panhandle.
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Amarillo
Congress
W. J. Danforth
Fort Worth
Ray
Druggists
Clyde Holtzclaw
Potter County
J. F. Ferrell
Panhandle
Carson
J. B. Crawford
Talia Swisher
J. R. Roden
Friona
Palmer
M. J. Wolf
Dalhart
Dallam
Clyde Patheree
Pampa
Gray
C. R. Bowen
Stratford
Sherman
Negro Shot Dead by Officers Near Limestone-Freestone Line
The man identified as T. W. Kemp, a 1924 Huntsville prisoner from Limestone County serving for assault with intent to murder, was killed by officers during a pursuit after a tip about an escaped convict. Kemp was found later with a bullet wound in the back. District Attorney Roy Lewis said the case would be presented to the Freestone County grand jury.
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Corsicana
T. W. Kemp
Huntsville
Limsetone County
Limestone-Freestone County
Roy Lewis
Groesbeck
Freestone County
Limestone County
Six Prisoners Moved From Panhandle To Huntsville Penitentiary
Prison agent W R Crane transferred six inmates to the state penitentiary at Huntsville this morning from three Panhandle towns. The group includes J D Lyon M W Deardorff Harvey Gray John Baker of Pampa Jack Moore of Amarillo serving two years for burglary and Phil Barnett of Dalhart. A specially built truck carried the prisoners.
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W. R. Crane
Panhandle
State Penitentiary
Huntsville
Crane
J. D. Lyon
M. W. Deardorff
Harvey Gray
John Baker
Pampa
Jack Moore
Amarillo
Phil Barnett
Dalhart
Canyon Pastor to Deliver Sermon at North Amarillo
Tonight at 8:30 the North Amarillo Church of Christ hosts a sermon by H. M. Harriman of Canyon replacing the regular Bible study. Harriman has led the Canyon church for a year. The church is located at 112 North West Eighth Avenue and the public is invited.
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North Amarillo Church
WPA Headquarters Opened in Amarillo
The District No. 16 WPA office opened in the Amarillo Building this morning on the fourth floor. District director A. A. Meredith said staff will work from the new district headquarters with offices for Meredith and his assistants.
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Amarillo
A. A. Meredith
Meredith
Hat linked to missing Texas Company walker found near river
A hat identified as O. R. Ashcrafts was found along the Clear Fork of the Brazos River on his route. The lining tobacco suggested preparation for deep wading or swimming as searchers focus on the river to locate the missing Texas Company worker last seen Wednesday.
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Breckenridge
O. R. Ashcraft
Texas Company
Brazos River
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