Brick Fund Drive Sees Broad Support for Panhandle Museum
Judge Wilson Cowen of Farm Security Administration announces intense backing for the campaign to build the Panhandle Plains Historical Society Museum main unit at Canyon. He commits his check as the drive aims for 100 percent participation. Judge L Gough, famed cowboy poet laureate, donates Sour Jingles and Saddle Songs to the brick fund and quotes that he offers what he has for the cause.
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Higgins Lions Club to Sponsor Museum Brick Drive
Three gold bricks or one dollar donated to a community campaign as Mick Owen and Happy High School vocational agriculture boys take over the effort. Higgins will, under Lions Club leadership, sponsor a common and gold brick drive for a Canyon museum, with Harley Goettsche of Amarillo speaking on the project. Peary Garringer, club president, plans a thorough local canvass for bricks and funds. Mrs. L D Shaw of Higgins will donate a museum case for part of the Shaw papers and relics collection.
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Mexico Presses Drive on Nazis
Mexico reports stepped up action against Nazi propaganda leaders with Cesar Salvo urged to leave the country and Arthur Dietrich ordered out as persona non grata. A German liaison said Berlin seeks Dietrich’s transfer to Guatemala if possible, though acceptance is doubtful amid regional solidarity.
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Noted Northwest Texas Jurist Dies After Ill Health
The Amarillo Daily News reports the death of a prominent Northwest Texas jurist who had served as an associate justice of the Seventh Court of Civil Appeals and held several prior positions in Austin. He resigned from the supreme court commission on January 1 and had been ill since late last year. The article also notes a page five item on theatrical superstition about entering with the right or left foot.
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Funeral plans for Judge A B Martin in College Station
Funeral services are set for 2 p m today at Central Presbyterian Church for Judge A B Martin who died Friday night at 2200 Hughes Street. Dr R Thomson will deliver the sermon. burial is Llano Cemetery. Survivors include widow Beula Martin son Terry and several relatives.
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