Potter County relief plant to start operations at 6
The Potter County Relief Board canning plant opens at 6 a m tomorrow as four government agencies join to provide drouth relief in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. The agencies include the Agriculture Department and related offices coordinating stockmen aid as part of the drought relief program.
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Texas
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Cattle relief program expands in Texas Oklahoma New Mexico
The drouth relief project unites AAA FERA and state agencies to operate a Potter County canning plant under Gaines Whitsitt. Six hundred relief workers will report for physicals while cattle are slaughtered and chilled for processing. Randell County added to primary counties needing help. Grover Hill outlines emergency cattle buying plan to aid livestock owners.
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Potter County
Mr Whitsitt
FERA
Pinkney Packing Company
Panhandle
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Oldham
Moore
Dallam
Hartley
Sherman
Dreuth
Grover B Hill
AAA
Oklahoma City
New Mexico
Grover B. Hill
Texas
Oklahoma
Randall County
Harry Petri
Washington, D.C
Hill
Twaddell Reunion Ends With Picnic
An all day picnic at Palo Duro Park closed the three day Twaddell family reunion led by Mrs Leona Twaddell with ten children. Four generations were present and many relatives traveled from Spur Stamford Happy and other Texas cities to attend.
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Leona Twaddell
Sam Fields
Mammoth
Ariz
Sneed Twaddell
Lorella
Spur
DeWitt Twaddell
Bobby
A. Johnson
Mary Lois
Houston
Mattie Farris
Leona Matt
Ann
Buddy
Stamford
Herbert Wilkes
Donald
Carl
Herbert, Jr
Happy
Herbert R. Twaddell
Pasadena
Calif
J. J. Twaddell
Dallas
Margaret Ann
Becky Jo
L. B. Wilkes
M. T Wilkes
Carl Wilkes
CN. Twaddell
Virginia
Martha Twaddell
O H. Twaddell
Marvin J. Twaddell
Leland Twaddell
Clinton
Marion Wilkes
Endocrine Gland Link Probed To Women's Crime
Dr Allan Winter Rowe presents evidence linking endocrine glands, led by a head organ, to crime among women. He notes bone marks and body contours reveal the effect, though no direct crime prediction is possible. Studies of 100 inmates at Sherburne Reformatory show 77 percent with improperly working glands.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Cleveland
American Medical Association
Allan Winter Rowe
Boston
Sherburne Reformatory
Framingham, Mass
Vacation Sections Available at Globe-News
Globe-News reports high demand for its two week old vacation section. John Ballard of the advertising department notes copies include stories on Southwest vacation sites. A 7 day ideal vacation trip, prepared by Mrs W B Amacker of the Panhandle Automobile Club, is highlighted.
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Globe-News
John Ballard
Southwest
Globe News
W. B. Amacker
Panhandle Automobile Club
Carnera Baer Fight Sparks Street Talk in Williams Store
In Williams How department chatter, locals debate the upcoming Carnera vs Baer bout. Amid mixed bets and bold phrases, one man predicts Baer will stun the crowd with a knockout after a strong showing in the ring Thursday night.
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Rotary Fathers to Be Hosts to Sons Thursday
Rotary Club lunch Thursday will feature the Father and Son program with sons of members appearing. Principal speaker John S. McKnight will address the group. Members are urged to bring a son or a young friend. a boys orchestra will perform.
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Carl
Makeig
John S. McKnight
Rotary
Mr. Makeig
Dorsey B Smith
Jesse A. Rogers
I. H. Davies
Howard Paul
Tom Cotten
Old Time Carnival Caliope Returns to Amarillo Streets
A renewed carnival delight arrives in Amarillo as a modern electrically driven caliope signals the carnival’s return. The device plays complex numbers without error, pleasing both young and old as Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Unlaub of Dallas visit Emily Hall at 1410 Washington before heading to Denver.
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Caliope
Amarillo
C. G. Unlaub
Dallas
High Court Rules Insurance Due in Alleged Slaying
The Seventh Court of Civil Appeals held the Grand Lodge of the Colored Knights of the Pythias liable for a $900 life policy to Mrs. Amelia Rhodes, despite claims she killed her husband. She had not been indicted, and County Judge J. M. Simpson had previously awarded $500 principal, $72.50 interest, $150 attorney’s fees, plus penalties. A Dallas Black attorney argued for the insurer, marking a first in local courts.
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Dallas
Insurance Company
Amarillo visit by Blackwell couples noted
Mr and Mrs Hugh Robinson and Mr and Mrs Perry M Wheeler of Blackwell Oklahoma visited friends in Amarillo on Friday and Saturday. Wheeler is a former Amarillo resident.
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Perry M. Wheeler
Blackwell
Okla
Amarillo
Wheeler
City
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