Curry Nears End of Rope in Tammany Rebel Move
New York dispatch reports John F. Curry losing control as the Tammany Hall revolt widens beyond Manhattan. Eighth Assembly District factions swing from Curry, with calls for his resignation growing after Seabury revelations and a contested leadership crisis.
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New York
John F. Curry
Hell's Kitchen
Tammany Hall
Eighth Assembly
Solomon Goldenkranz
Frances Bauman
Charles A. Schneider
Oldenkranz
Goldenkranz
Curry
Golden Rule Week session held by Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club observed Golden Rule Week at noon in Amarillo Hotel with Dr. R. Thomson delivering the principal address on true sportsmanship. Orla Allen chaired the observance for the Texas-Oklahoma Kiwanis District as other churches and civic groups join the event. Sheriff Bill Adams and H. B. Kelly were initiated into the club. Rev. Robert Jones urged attendance at the Chamber of Commerce banquet at Herring Hotel Thursday night. Ticket sales are being handled by his club and the American Business Club.
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Kiwanis Club
Amarillo
R. Thomson
Central Presbyterian Church
Ad Orla Allen
Kiwanis Educational Committee
Texas-Oklahoma
Kiwanis
Bill Adams
H. 8. Kelly
Robert Jones
Church of Christ
Chamber of Commerce
Herring Hotel
The
American Business Club
Weather Report From The Plains And Southwest
Weather continues across Texas and adjacent states with showers from Amarillo to Wellington and Pampa to Groom. Heaviest moisture reported near Vega and Ontario west of Vega, about half an inch. Night showers stretch from Sayre Oklahoma to Conway while sporadic rain drifts Cheyenne to Clinton Oklahoma. Canyon reports heavier rain.
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Pampa
Amarillo
Oklainton
Wichita Falls
Denver
Groom
South Plains
Endee
N. M
Rock Island
Vega
Ontario
Stinnett
Sayre
Okla
Conway
Cheyenne
Clinton
Okia
Santa Fe
Canyon
Texas Delegation Welcomed by Officials in Washington
The Texas group arrived in Washington and was greeted by Vice President Garner, RCFC Chairman Jones, Silliman Evans, Senators Shep and Connally, and House members. The President planned to meet them at the station but received the delegation in his private office.
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Texas
Washington
Garner
Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Silliman Evans
Shep and
Connally
House
Quilt Maker Seeks Lost Address for Payment
A letter to Tack describes finishing a quilt for a woman whose address is unknown. The quilter, Mrs Goodrich of 400 South Cleveland Street, asks for help locating the recipient to receive payment after nearly three weeks.
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Tack
South
Cleveland Street
Goodrich
Amarillo Motor Troupe Heads to Plainview for Dairy Show
Led by a high school band in new uniforms, Amarillo’s motor cavalcade leaves City Hall at 8:30 AM for Plainview’s seventh Panhandle Plains Dairy Show. The 66 member band meets two princesses in the Dairyland Pageant and will perform a brief concert before noon then join a luncheon hosted by the Tri-State Fair Association.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Plainview
Princess
Plainview City Auditorium
Jo Frances Vineyard
8. P. Vineyard
Margaret Hanley
O. R. Allen
Tri-State Fair Association
Wilbur C. Hawk
The
Fair Association
County Tax Assessor Seeks Citywide Property Renditions
The staff of the county tax assessor’s office surveys Amarillo for tax assessments before May 1. A house to house canvass is under way and notices are left when residents are away. Tax Assessor Houston Taylor urges all taxpayers eligible for state homestead exemption to render property by May 1.
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Amarillo
Houston Taylor
Special Music Set For Vawter Sermon
The Vawter evangelistic party gives a musical program at 7 45 tonight at West Amarillo Christian Church. The program features a marimba opening and two Notre Dame organ chimes. Sermon topics include What Must I Do To Be Saved Does the Bible Teach a Literal Hell What Is Bible Repentance The Unpartable Sin and What God Cant Do.
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Vawter Evangelistic Party
West Amarillo
Women hostesses present at Texas Centennial event
Women hosted a program featuring talks on the Texas Centennial and works by Texas composers. Afternoon sessions include a talk on Permanent Headquarters by Mrs. Fincher and continued club and department reports. Mrs. Whitmore speaks on war prevention. The Thirteenth Anniversary Dinner is at 6 PM with Mrs. I. D. Cole presiding. A Japanese program and talk by Mrs. Howard Trigg on Look Back Thirteen Years noted.
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Ing
Texas
Fincher
Whitmore
I. D. Cole
Howard Trigg
Penalty Takes Effect On 1933 Unpaid Taxes
City Manager H. R. Smith reports about 72 percent of 1933 taxes collected with an extended deadline. Delinquent payments incur a 10 percent penalty plus 6 percent interest and $1 cost. total due was $473,966.01 with payments at about $341,255.50.
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H. R. Smith
Mr. Smith
Tragic Crash at Municipal Auditorium Claims Two Lives
A touring car collision near the Municipal Auditorium left Stambaugh dead within minutes after rescue and an unnamed man dying later in hospital. Driver Alvin Woodall escaped injury while Whitford suffered only shock. Rain fell as the incident occurred at 8 o clock with Mrs Hunkapillar presiding.
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Stambaugh
Alvin Woodall
Whitford
Hunkapillar
Boy Scouts Schedule District Courts of Honor and Field Days
Amarillo Area Boy Scouts announce two district Courts of Honor this Friday at Tenth Street Methodist and San Jacinto Methodist churches both at 7 30 P M. District Field Days precede the Area Field Day at Tri State Fairgrounds May 4 and 5 with events planned at the fairgrounds and a San Jacinto site. A committee led by Horace Griggs and E L Hunter organizes a new troop in North Amarillo as District 2 and 4 leaders coordinate activities.
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Amarillo
Boy Scouts
District 2
Tenth Street Methodist Church
Clayton Watkins
San Jacinto Methodist Church
District 4
Tri-State Fairgrounds
San Jacinto
A. A. Graham
Graham
J. W. Bentley
North Amarillo
Horace Griggs
E. L. Hunter
Trucker Stambaugh Dies After Crash
Stambaugh, a trucker who had lived here 20 years, died in a crash. He is survived by his widow, five sons and two daughters.
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Stambaugh
Convicts Flogged After Prison Break Attempt at Colorado Penitentiary
In Canon City Colorado six lashes were given to three convicts William Crosby Marvin Green and Roy McVey after a failed escape at the state penitentiary. Two other escapees Claud Reeves and Raymond Perry remained at large as officials searched. Warden Roy Best noted these were the first floggings at the institution in years.
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Canon City
Colo
Colorado State Penitentiary
William Crosby
Marvin Green
Roy McVey
Joe Moschetti
Claud Reeves
Raymond Perry
McVey
Green
Crosby
Jim Pate
Roy Best
Oil heiress freed from spite marriage in El Paso
Janet Snowden, 19, an investment fortune heiress, was granted a divorce from Prince F Ceravita Siriggnano of Italy. The case began in New York City five days after her August marriage and concluded yesterday in Juarez civil court. Snowden called her husband "a nice fellow" but said the marriage was by spite and that she loves another man.
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EL Paso
Janet Snowden
F. Ceravita Siriggnano
Italy
New York City
Arturo Martinez
Juarez
Chile
Mexico
Veterans' compensation bill moves in Senate as quorum not needed
President Roosevelt greets Robert with a menu card gift as April arrives in Washington. Senators gather for a vote on the veterans' compensation measure with most members present, including Millard Tydings who quips about a near quorum while noting few absentees.
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House
Senate
Millard Tydings
Maryland
Washington
Tydings
Train Shootout on Moving Cars Ends Ambiguously
Train crew officers Shane and Whitted pursued suspects along a precarious cat walk as they fired at fleeing individuals on top of a moving train. The tramps could not confirm shot counts or injuries, and Whitted continued fighting after his partner rolled off.
City Commission Meets for Routine Weekly Session Tonight
City commissioners meet at 8 o clock this evening for their regular weekly session to handle routine business in the city hall.
Stomach Ailment Threatens Cop's Life
A New York City officer reported a near death stomach condition improved by the Udga Treatment. More than 54,000 sufferers wrote praising Udga after relief. Readers are urged to request a free sample or a 7 day trial from City Drug Store with a money back guarantee.
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Caldwell
Paulding Ave
New York City
Foot-Schulze
St. Paul
Minn
City Drug Store
Scout School Opens Session With Local Co Teachers
The Girl Scout training course begins this afternoon led by Miss Dorothea Sullivan of New York City and local director Miss Daffin Lowrey. Examiners and council members have designated morning sessions, with general classes in the Red Room of Amarillo Hotel at 3 30 each afternoon and several evening sessions at various venues. Radio broadcasts will feature Miss Sullivan on multiple afternoons.
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Dorothea Sullivan
New York City
Daffin Lowrey
Hughes Street
Central Presbyterian Church
Allen
Miss Sullivan
Strikes Move to Arbitration as Labor Protests Spread
Strikes submit their dispute to arbitration committees amid a week long walkout over working conditions. The Ohio labor scene tightens with 350 to 400 autoworkers at Logan Gear in Toledo joining walkouts at Electric Auto-Lite, Bingham Stamping in Cleveland and Barr Rubber in Sandusky. Omaha uses horses as streetcar strikers persist in Omaha and Council Bluffs.
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Automobile Labor Board
New York
National Association of Dress Manufacturers
Omaha
Ohio
Logan Gear Company
Toledo
Electric Auto-Lite Company
Bingham Stamping Company
Cleveland
Barr Rubber Products Company
Sandusky
Council Bluffs
Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Markets Report
Livestock trading in Kansas City shows hogs 4 000 head fairly active and mainly steady to lower with top hogs at 3.60 per cwt. Cattle and calves total 6 600 and 800 head respectively with varied prices across steers cows vealers and stockers. In New Orleans cotton opened lower with May at 11.49 and July at 11.59 before a modest rally as shorts covered.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. Agr
New Orleans
Liverpool
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Eea
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Edward F. McGrady
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Roosevelt
Prenklin
SCOUT
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Wheenee Ald
Missouri Pacific
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NY Central
Merten Pacific
Packard Motor
Radio Corp
America
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Tidewater Assa — Saee
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Columbian Gas &Electric
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Douglas Aircraft
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Peeeseee
Eeastman Kodak
My Oon
Firestone Tire
Eterope
Freeport
General Electric
General Foods
General Mills AR
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Gillette Rover
Goodrich Tire & Rubber
Goodyear Ptd Abn
Great Northern
Houston Oil
Hudson Motor
Hupp Motor
Even Sones Tilinore Central
International Harvest
Johns Manville
Kelvinator
Kennecott Copper Lorillard (P
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Missouri
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Plough
NBC
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