Amarillo Chamber Urges Rides to Plainview Dairy Show
An appeal asks decayed driving to Plainview by morning to pick up attendees lacking transport. Amarillo's Panhandle Plains show delegation, led by Bill Beechler, plans two buses for the High School Band. Departures start around 8:30 AM with more leaving by noon.
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Plainview
Chamber of Commerce
Fourth Avenue
Tyler Street
Bill Beechler
Amarillo
Panhandle-Plains
Charles Wolflin
Ama- High School
Beechler
Chrysler sale record shows unusual boom in 1934
Chrysler shipments and unfilled orders as of March 31, 1934 total 31 604 cars, surpassing Chrysler Sales Corp 1933 calendar year output. Airflow line drives demand with 55 percent of orders, while total March shipments reach 23 950 units. Retail deliveries for week ending March 31 hit 3 897, the strongest Plymouth delivery in the dealer network.
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Chrysler
Chrysler Sales Corporation
Joseph W. Frazer
Toney Chisum
Plymouth
Chrysler Ts
Pay Last Tribute To Mrs. Helen Doche
Services for Mrs. Helen Louise Doche 21 wife of Armand M Doche were at Griggs Chapel at 4 PM Rev R Thomson Central Presbyterian Church pastor read the rites Pallbearers Wallace Leachman Frank Redder Bill Grant George Short Ben Ashley Tee Curtis Burial Llano Cemetery She is survived by her husband mother Mrs Sarah Baker a daughter Glenanna one week old and two brothers Hugh Baker San Antonio Earl Baker Amarillo Mrs Dowie a native of Amarillo died Saturday at the family home 1209 Pierce Street
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Helen Louise Doche
Armand M. Doche
Griggs Chapel
R. Thomson
Central Presbyterian Church
Wallace Leachman
Frank Redder
Bill Grant
George Short
Ben Ashley
Tee] Curtis
Glenanna
Hugh Baker
San Antonio
Earl ‘Baker
Amarillo
Dowie
Pierce Street
Students Burn Effigy In Protest of Attack
Colorado Springs residents confronted race tensions after two attackers beat James O'Brien and Georgia Lindley. A large student demonstration ensued, firing revolvers and burning an effigy of a black man while a reinforced jail guard protected a suspect. Miss Lindley sustained serious head injuries. O'Brien suffered head wounds.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
U.P
Colorado College
Georgia Lindley
Longview
Texas
James O’brien
George Williams
College Town
O'Brien
Miss Lindley
Hugh Harper
I. B. Bruce
W. T
Bully) Vandegraff
D. C
O’brien
Weather across Texas and New Mexico reports scattered rains
The Amarillo area foresees partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday. Reports from Dalhart to Texline and Glenn Rio show light to moderate rains, with several locations receiving a quarter inch. Higher amounts include Hale Crater near Plainview with three quarters of an inch and coverage extending from Texico to Lubbock and Lamesa.
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Coleman
U. S
Amarillo
Dumas
Dalhan
Santa Fe
Texhoma
Romero
Rock Island
Texline
Dalhart
Sunray
Hart, Dimmitt
Lockney
South Plains
Denver
Petersburg
Hartley
Channing
Allanreed
Claude
Vega
Adrian
Glen Rio
Obar
Tucumcari
N. M
Texico
Lubbock
Lamesa
Hale Crater
Plainview
Adult School Council Postpones Meeting to Tuesday
Claud McDaniel, chairman, announces postponement of tonight's Adult Education Council meeting to Tuesday at 8 o'clock in the county superintendent of schools office at the courthouse. Reports from committees will be heard and a general meeting will plan the adult education movement separate from the CWA night classes.
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Claud McDaniel
Adult Education Council
County Superintendent of Schools
CWA
Garner Last Rites To Be at Detroit
Jolly Garner brother of Vice President John N. Garner will be laid to rest in the family mausoleum at Detroit Texas with funeral services likely Wednesday. The 48 year old mounted customs service employee shot himself at his residence Saturday night and arrangements were made to transport his body to Detroit that afternoon. His widow and her relatives planned to accompany the body. despondency over ill health was given by relatives as the motive.
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EL Paso
Jolly Garner
John N. Garner
Detroit
Texas
United States Mounted Customs Service
A. C. Ash
Federal Court Date Postponed Until May
The Am arillo term of Federal Court scheduled for this morning is postponed to May with the exact date not learned. Judge J. C. Wilson has been in Fort Worth for several weeks handling related matters.
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Amarillo
J. C. Wilson
Fort Worth
Death ends career of Texas educator
Dr. R. L. Marquis dies at 54 in Denton after leading North Texas State Teachers College since 1923. Cause was a heart attack suffered last Friday, with death occurring last night. The obituary notes his long tenure and impact on the college. A separate item reports a Texas Petroleum Council advisory committee meeting in Tyler to discuss oil enforcement regulation with Kilgore and Weeks.
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Denton
R. L. Marquis
North Texas State Teachers College
Austin
W.P
The
Texas Petroleum Council
Tyler
Allen Peden
John F. Kilgore
Wichita Falls
W. F. Weeks
Stock Sale at Western Stock Yards Draws High Prices
Three hundred fifty cattle and 75 horses were sold at the first weekly Western Sales Pavilion at the Western Stock Yards. John L. Hill of Amarillo said the sale was a success and will be held every Saturday to boost Panhandle livestock markets. Crested wheatgrass extends grazing season as wheat acreage shrinks.
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Western Stock Yards
John L. Hill
Amarillo Cattleman
Amarillo
Constable Elliott Loses Gun in Courthouse Search
Constable Howard Elliott was without his pearl-handled .41 Colt revolver at the courthouse and sought a detective squad to locate the missing weapon. He hinted no immediate pursuit of Clyde Barrow, while speculating on possible theft by John Dillinger.
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Howard Elliott
Elliott
John Dillinger
America
Globe
Clyde Barrow
Labor unions back National Auto Labor Board in Michigan
Organ ized abor union leaders from seven Michigan cities plus Ohio and Wisconsin backed the National Automobile Labor Board. They urged workers to patient while the board studies its problems and act quickly to aid thousands awaiting decisions. William Collins led the appeal with a call for patience. About 500 attendees from Detroit Pontiac Lansing Muskegon Jackson Flint Saginaw Cleveland and Janesville attended.
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Detroit
Abor
National Automobile Labor Board
Pontiac
Labor Board
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
William Collins
American Federation of Labor
Willam Green
Richard L. Byrd
Green
Lansing
Muskegon
Jackson
Flint
Saginaw, Mich
Cleveland
Janesville, Wis
Soil borders using sorghum as barrier against blowing soil
Emergence measures propose sorghum strip borders to curb surface soil movement after rain. Extreme actions urged on sandy loam soils, including roughening the surface and avoiding practices that harm yields. Farmers must implement ground cover under guidance to protect soil while complying with agricultural acts.
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Hays
C. R. Jaccard
Kansas State College
Manhattan
B. F. Barnes
Dalhart Dry Land
E. F. Chilcott
R. I. Mathews
Woodward Experimental Station
D. B. Burnham
Tucumcari
H. H. Williamson
Texas Extension Work
L. W. Osborn
Stillwater
Oklahoma
H. H. Finnell
H. C. Hire
Goodwell
John R. Edmunds
Amarillo
Fred R Merrifield
G. R. Quesenberry
New Mexico
T. G. Stewart
Colorado
Philharmonic Orchestra Rehearsal for Club Women Concert
The Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra will rehearse tonight at the Academy of Music for visiting club women and music lovers. The concert opens at 8 15 Tuesday night at the Municipal Auditorium under director Ellis B Hall.
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Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Academy of Music
Municipal Auditorium
Ellis B. Hall
District Officials Conclude Claude Court Term
Judge Henry S. Bishop and District Attorney Grady Hazlewood are in Claude this week to conclude the spring term of the 47th District Court in Armstrong County. The District Court for Potter County will re open here next week.
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Henry S. Bishop
Grady Hazlewood
Claude
Armstrong County
Potter County
Dairyland Show Sees Largest Entry Since 1930
Grady Shipp says advance entries top the 1930 peak as rain delays affect animals en route to the Dairyland show. The facility houses about 200 animals with 50 more expected, while officials extend entry deadline beyond opening noon. 4 H Club and vocational judging teams compete in the ring across three breeds.
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Grady Shipp
Shipp
Plainviews
Women Receive Complimentary Tea and Evening Program
This afternoon from five to six thirty a complimentary tea for district and state officers delegates and visitors will be hosted at Mr and Mrs Allen Early 2101 Harrison Street Public invited President's Evening will be observed at the High School Auditorium tonight at eight o'clock with Mrs E Fish presiding. Principal addresses will cover The Growth of the State Federation Angels and Amazons and The Redemption of These United States of Ours from the Forces Which Threaten To Destroy Them with speakers Mrs Volney W Taylor Mrs Arriett and Dr J A Hill. Addresses of welcome will be given by Mayor Ross D Rogers and others Mrs A T Biggers will respond. A varied musical program will be presented.
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Allen Early
Harrison Street
Ross D. Rogers
W. M. Hall
E. B. Graham
J. B. Griggs
A. T. Biggers
Lubbock
City Taxes Due Today With Penalty and Interest
The 1933 city taxes unpaid by close of business today become delinquent. A 10 percent penalty, 6 percent interest, and $1 costs will be added. Payment this afternoon covers the last half of the split tax. the deadline was extended from Sunday. Over $20,000 paid Saturday. about 75 percent of taxes have been paid, says City Manager H. R. Smith.
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H .R. Smith
Last Rites Today for Hopkins Child
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Hopkins died Sunday at home in River Road. Funeral services were at Boxwell Brothers Chapel at 4 PM officiated by Rev E R Foster of the Assembly of God Church. Burial followed in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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B. F. Hopkins
River Road
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
E. R. Foster
Assembly of God Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Market Update
Kansas City livestock totals show 6 000 hogs steady to lower, cattle 15 000 head with better fed steers strong, calves and stockers mixed. Sheep demand up with lambs and yearlings selling higher, and ewes strong. New Orleans cotton opened steady but traded lower on light buying and Washington news awaiting.
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Kansas City
Parking Sons
Calven
New Orleans
Liverpool
Washington
Fiesta parade blooms with flowers replace old battles
The narration recalls Texas Fiesta traditions from 1891 to 1990 a weeklong carnival with a royal ball and duchesses from multiple cities. It contrasts past battles with spring blossoms as decorative weapons while noting events around the Alamo and the Goliad executions three weeks after a Texas victory.
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Texas
San Antonio
State University At
Austin
Crash victim improving near Skellytown
Mrs. H. M. McCabe of Skellytown injured in a car wreck on the Panhandle highway near English Field is reported by St. Anthony's Hospital attendants as steadily improving.
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H. M. McCabe
Skellytown
Panhadle
English Field
St. Anthony's Hospital
Refresh Bile To End Biliousness
When bile becomes thick and overworked biliousness causes headaches an E Z Tablet refreshes and purifies bile softens bowels and relieves constipation overnight. Mild vegetable extracts act quickly to restore condition sold by all drug stores 60 tablets per package 25 cents.
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All Drug
Texans Remember the Alamo and Goliad at San Jacinto
The 1836 battle of San Jacinto saw Texas forces under Sam Houston rout Santa Anna’s army in 15 minutes. Texans shouted Remember the Alamo Remember Goliad as they captured Santa Anna, turning tragedy into determination.
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Alamo
Goliad
Santa Anna
Texas
San Jacinto
Potter County Schools to Close May 18
Potter County schools will close Friday May 18 per county superintendent Miss Laura V Hamner. On May 16 seventh grade graduation exercises for rural schools will be held in mass ceremonies here. A committee from each school will plan the annual school picnic for May 18 and teachers decided to give standardized tests near the end of the year.
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Potter County
Laura V. Hamner
High Educational Requirements for the Osteopathic Physician
The osteopathic field demands strong entry standards including good moral character and accredited high school or college credentials. Six chartered Class A colleges are cited, with four years of study totaling about 4,367 hours across histology physiology chemistry toxicology materia medica and related subjects.
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Journal of the
American Osteopathic Association
Kirksville College of Osteopath and Surgery
Kirksville
College of Osteopathic Physician and Surgeons
Los Angeles
Calif
Chicago College of Osteopathy
Chicago
Ill
Philadelphia College of Osteopathy
Philadelphia Pa
Kansas City College O Osteopathy and Surgery
Kansa City
Des Moines
Sti College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Associated Colleges
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