Amarillo Citizen Praises Tom Gallaher and Rival Politicians
The piece lauds Gallaher as a top Panhandle figure leaving for Santa Fe with plans for greater responsibility. It also endorses four local leaders Ernest Thompson Ross Rogers Clint Small Marvin Jones, credits them with bringing money and progress to the Panhandle and defends The Globe-News stance and ownership from political entanglements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallaher
Amarillo
Texas
Santa Fe
Inter
Exas
Panhandle
Cage
News-Globe
Tom
New York
Sandies
lAren
Curtis Douglass
Clint Small
Potter County
Globe News
Globe- News Organization
Ernest Thompson
Ross Togers
Marvin Jones
Ama~rille
Plains
Marvin
Panhandle Voice Praises Fighting Spirit and Local Events
A reflective piece extols the Panhandle residents as fighters shaped by storms and politics. It mixes civic aspiration with notes on entertainment by Jack Lamb, bass fishing demonstrations, and quirky trivia about history, science, and culture.
Slaying in Amarillo: Louis J Kirk Arrest and Investigation
Louis J Kirk is linked to the fatal shooting of his wife Florence Kirk after a dispute at 1515 Harrison Street. Officers traced the 32 caliber automatic from Pete Garrett’s room in the Andrews Hotel, with Garrett later identifying the weapon. Witnesses across Amarillo described the chase, arrests, and public appeals for tips via KGNC broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk
Harrison Street
Adama
Pete Garrett
Andrews Hotel
John Smith
Garrett
Tommy ‘Thomas
Rob Moore
Santa Fe
Florence Morgan Kirk
Bicknell
Ind
Griggs
Adams
KGNC
George King
Mrs. Kirk
McDowell
Cain
Mrs. King
Sheriff Adams
Scores
Panhandle
Dorothy Reed
Harrison
Redus
Sixteenth Avenue
Charlies Fisk
Pather
Louis
Paul Jennings
West
Second Avenue
Jennings
Florence
Jefferson
Dumas
H. F. Nesbitt
Carolina Street
Pampa Infant Dies In Hospital Here
Kenneth Jack Marrell aged 1, son of Mr and Mrs John P Harrell of Pampa, died in a local hospital Sunday night. Survived by brother Johnnie Ray and sisters Mericine and Joryace. Funeral and burial will be conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Lone Punerel with Griggs in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Jack Marrell
John P Harrell
Pamps
Johnnie Ray
Meri¢ne
Joryace
NS. Griggs Ord Lone Punerel
Orieck
Widow seeks companion in letter to Tack Eero Cree
A 49 year old widow asks for good men aged 40 to 40 to correspond. She describes hair and eye color, weight, and interest in sports such as hunting and fishing and swimming. The note reflects personal ads in a mid century newspaper style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Truck Driver Dies After Collision in San Antonio
In San Antonio on Saturday Charles Gay, a truck driver, was severely burned when his trailer collided with a gasoline tanker. He died today from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Charles Gay
Youth Held After Slaying in Oklahoma City
Donald Knepper, 24, detained after police say he strangled and slashed his grandmother, Mrs. Weiser, at a neighbor's home in Oklahoma City. He confessed, appeared dazed, and authorities seek fingerprint evidence to rule out another
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Donald Knepper
Oklahoma A. and M. College
Or. Weiser
Dan Kean
Knepper
Fred Little Rites Planned for Tuesday
Funeral services for 33 year old Fred Little of Amarillo will be held at 10 o clock Tuesday morning at the Griggs Funeral Chapel. Dr R Thompson of Central Presbyterian will officiate. Little died Saturday night in an El Paso hospital after months of illness. Burial at Llano Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Little
Santa Fe
R. Thompson
Central Presbyterian Church
Griggs
Little
el Paso
Ed Pittman Jr
James Hackler
W. E. Goodloe
W. H. McErchern
Paul Winstead
FE. A. Tucker
Revival Underway With Cole Evangelistic Party
The Cole evangelistic party from Des Moines Iowa began a two week revival at Pleasant Valley Christian Church on Sunday. Evangelist W C Cole, his wife and son Clifford lead the services with choir music and saxophone. Evening meetings start at 8 o clock with Rev Frank Cochran as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Des Moines
Iowa
W. C. Cole
Clifford
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
Mr. Cole
Texas Panhandle
Capitol Hill
Frank Cochran
Americans Evacuated as Madrid Crews Open Routes
A report from the Spanish embassy indicates Madrid to Valencia rail and highway routes are open. A train left Madrid for Valencia, with consideration given to evacuating Americans. Refugees are being moved to Alicante to board a British destroyer, amid armed conflict and riots near Toledo and San Roque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Valencia
Eric C. Wendelin
State Department
Wendelin
Hendaye
France
Alicante
Spain
Americans flee Spanish port danger as embassy staff relocate
Diplomatic dispatches describe Ambassador Clautte G. Bowers and aides abandoning the American Summer embassy at San Sebastian amid fear of bloodshed. About 161 Americans in Madrid embassy stranded as efforts begin to evacuate them by sea. Staff sought refuge on the cutter Cayuga and moved chancery to Fuenterrabia. A second evacuation event marks repeated violence against U S diplomatic posts, with Addis Ababa staff seeking shelter at the British legation during rioting before the Italian occupation.
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Cone
Clautte G. Bowers
San Sebastian
Madrid
United States Coast Guard
Puenterrabia
Addis Ababa
Legation
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Goran
Ical
Senator Small
Wellington
Small
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Globe-News
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Joan McCarty
Parker Prouty
T. F
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Norris Ewing
N. D Bartlett
Vance Johnson
Grady Camp
Ted Taylor
Charity Guy
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Stack
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Tom Hudfins
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Toledo
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Gibraltar
U.P
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Paramount Bide
J. W. Minter
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