Panhandle Area Unemployment Drops to One in a Hundred
Complete employment returns from 17 Panhandle counties show 1 unemployed per 100 residents, with 1,578 out of 110,580 jobless. Gray county records the highest toll at 695, while Pampa reports 410 unemployed. Moore and Hartley tie for fewest unemployed, each with four.
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Panhandle
Potter
Hutchinson
Donley
Armstrong
Carson
Dallam
Deaf Smith
Gray
Hartley
Lipscomb
Ochiltree
Oldham
Randall
Roberts
Sherman
Hemphill
Moore
Collingsworth
Wheeler
Gray County
Pampa
Hansford
Olham
Texline
Dalhart
New Amarillo Residents Announced For Past Week
Newcomers to Amarillo for the week include H. C. Beavers at 1344 East Eighth Ave and L. Boyer at 1220 Fillmore. The list covers numerous residents with addresses across the city, including Everett Campbell, Mrs. Carl Case, Walter M. Craig, and J. P. Tomberlin among others.
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Amarillo
H. C. Beavers
East Eighth Ave
L. Boyer
Fillmore
C. MH. Brace
Lincoln
Everett Campbell
Monroe
Mrs. Carl Case
Washington
Walter M. Craig
Jackson
W. E. Crawford
H. PD. Cuykendall
Bowie
J. C. Dunkin
West Seventh
Polk
A. McFadden
West 15Th Ave
S. F. Montgomery
Mississippi
Norma Noland
West 16Th Ave
A. ©. Potts
Louisiana
H. M. Richards
West 10Th Ave
Rochelle
van Buren
M. H. Roth
N. Buchanan
A. J. Scott
G. A. Sturdivant
Cheyenne Terrace
J. P. Tomberlin
H. G. Wilson
N. Jackson
L. D. Wright
W. F. Yarberry
Buchanan
Liner President Roosevelt Grounded Off Robbins Reef
The liner President Roosevelt ran aground early today on Robbins Reef near Staten Island while inbound from Hamburg and Southampton with about 350 passengers. Five tugs were deployed to refloat the vessel, which carried around 250 Gold Star Mothers returning from France.
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Associated Press
New York
President Roosevelt
Robbins Reef
New York Harbor
St. George
Staten Island
Manhattan Island
Theodore van Beek
Hamburg
Southampton
France
California
Washington
Oregon
Canada Imposes Higher Tariffs on U.S. Imports
Ottawa reports automatic tariffs on a dozen U.S. goods took effect under the budget accord. Potatoes face the Hawley Smoot impact with a countervailing duty raising the barrier to 75 cents per hundredweight. other affected items include flour, grain, cattle, meats, eggs and butter.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
United States
Canada
Dallas Firm and Seven Others Guilty in Alcohol Diversion Case
The Western Products Company and seven co defendants were found guilty by a federal jury in Dallas of diverting 80 000 gallons of legally obtained alcohol into beverage channels. Judge W H Atwell will set sentencing on the regular decision day. Other defendants named include American Pharmaceutical Company Laurens O Bannon Ray Williams Dugal McCall Paul M Wagner William B Moore and Frank Reed.
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United Press
Dallas
Western Products Company
Federal District Court
W. H. Atwell
American Pharmaceutical Company
Laurens
O'Bannon
Ray Williams
Dugal McCall
Paul M. Wagner
William B. Moore
Frank Reed
Bridge Builders See Plans for Rail Work
E H Connor KE H Barkmann and W H Rochester arrived in Amarillo to view the site for the bridge over the North Canadian River on the Santa Fe line from Amarillo to Boise City. Connor is chief engineer Barkmann assistant chief engineer for Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Co Rochester assistant engineer in charge of construction for Santa Fe.
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North Canadian River
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Boise City
E. H. Connor
KE. H. Barkmann
W. H. Rochester
Mr. Connor
Mr. Barkmann
Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Company
Leavenworth
Kansas
Mr. Rochester
Commission Grants Refund for Incorrect Assessment
City commission voted a refund of 42.50 to R. Fr. Cox for an error in the assessment on lot 37, block 4, Morningside addition. The action was taken last night.
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Morningside
R. Fr. Cox
Last Rites For Mrs Young Are Said Today
Funeral services were held at 2 pm at the First Nazarene Church for Stella Florie Young 32 wife of C L Young who died Sunday night in a local hospital. The Rev J N Tinsley officiated with pallbearers Glen Willis Cordon Yates Frank Bullock H T Byes C B Parke and G W Forsee. She is survived by her husband a daughter Beatrice her mother Mrs F M Ingram one sister Mrs Edna Brown three brothers Paul Ingram Amario Ill Ingram Wallace Ingram Newlin Ga and L Ingram Warsaw Mo. Burial was in Liano cemetery under N S Griggs & Son Funeral Home.
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First Nazarene Church
Stella Florie Young
C. L. Young
J. N. Tinsley
Glen Willis
Cordon Yates
Frank Bullock
H. T. Byes
C. B. Parke
G. W. Forsee
Chickens May Be Game Says Brighton Board
Brighton council ruled a resident with a chicken coop was growing game cocks rather than farm fowl and thus running a commercial enterprise. Neighbors complained leading to the zoning decision. The board also weighs a rabbit farm's status due to overproduction.
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Brighton
Local people on visits and work in Amarillo area
Miss Bessie Pickett secretary to East of the Plains Real Estate Company plans two week visit to Clinton Oklahoma and will return to Amarillo next weekend. Faye Wheeler of Cooper Texas visits relatives in Amarillo at 1211 and 408 North Buchanan. Jamita Duke, Amarillo High, to work as Dr Dunaway’s office assistant this summer. J P Rhode of Lubbock spending the week in Amarillo on business. Alice Smith returning to Elite Beauty Parlors after two weeks vacation in Oklahoma. Mary Owen of Canadian visiting sisters Ruth Dorothy and Fay in Amarillo. Dr Mary E Bates and Miss Helen Reed of Denver are in Amarillo on business with Walter Reed. Mrs Blenderman and sons Maurice and Myer visiting Chicago relatives and due back this week. Dorothy Owen and Mary Owen of 1012 Pierce Street depart for Paul Brown of Denver visiting Amarillo this week. Mack West at Pharmaceutical Agrication meet in Houston. Phil Davis of Floyd West and Company in Dallas to cover territory on crop insurance. Ray Foggerson of Coffeyville Kansas visiting his parents Z G Fogerson. J W Ryan to Dallas this week to join wife and son Rufus visiting Fort Worth. they will vacation together a week.
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Bessie Pickett
Co. W. East of the Plains Real Estate Company
Clinton
Oklo
Amarillo
J. W. Ryan
Dallas
Hurdler Heath Whittle Sets Fast College Hurdle Record
Heath Whittle of Davidson College in Davidson North Carolina rose from novice to record holder in the 220 yard low hurdles and 120 yard high hurdles during three years of varsity track. He joined the college in 1926 and now carries ten gold and silver medals from his career.
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Davidson
N. C
Heath Whittle
Atlanta
Whittle
Raid at Maison Ritz Cafe Yields Liquor Find
Police raid on Maison Ritz Cafe at 22 East Adams Street found liquor on the fourth floor despite a warrant describing the site as two and one half stories. Judge Joseph L. McCarthy dismissed the case, while attorney Nick Romano defended his client.
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Associated Press
Chicago
David Mulligan
East Adams Street
Nick Romano
Joseph L. McCarthy
Body of Lee Found Near Luling After Flood Search
Searchers found the body of a boy named Lee from Luling in a water filled gravel pit about a mile and a half from the drowning site. He had been riding in a car when floodwaters swept him away days earlier. The body’s recovery ends a multi day search by locals and authorities.
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United Press
Abilene
T.C. Lee
Luling
Lee
Nelson Rockefeller among 418 at Dartmouth 161st commencement
Nelson Rockefeller son of John D Rockefeller Jr. graduated with 417 others at Dartmouth College 161st commencement in Hanover New Hampshire. He is to be married next week.
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United Press
Hanover
N. H
Nelson Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Dartmouth
Rockefeller
Hollywood lotion promises flawless skin from pores to shine
An advertisement touts a new lotion mix called Orchard White with lemon juice to clear pores remove blackheads tighten skin and erase wrinkles. It claims to reduce oiliness and perspiration while keeping skin youthful and soft in summer sun and wind.
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Hollywood
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Rockee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Asbury Park
H. W. Clutter
C. P
T. A
Rock Island Station
Amarillo, Texas
Coe A
Concho
Faye Wheeler
Cooper, Tex
J. M. Killian, Jr
Buchanan Street
R. K. Schoolar
North Buchanan Street
Jamita Duke
FE. T. Dunaway
J. P. Rhode
Lubbock
Dusiness
Mr. Rhodes
The
British General Insurance Company
Misa Alice Smith
Oklahoma
Mary Owen
Ruth, Dorothy and
Fay
Mary E. Bates
Denver
Walter S. Reed
Helen Reed
Misa Dorothy Owen
Misa
Pierce Street
Paul Brown
Golden Fire Brick Company of
Mack West
Southwest Drug Corporation
Houston
Phil Davis
Floyd West and Company of
Mins Ray Foggerson
Coffeevile
Kanlo
Mrs
Z. G. Fogerson
U.S
Palo Duro Furniture CO
Huts Bros
Hills Bros
Allie
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Kelloggs Rice Krispies
St. Joseph's
RCA Radiotrons
Twomeet
Elinor Smith
America
Mitchell Field
Finklea Electric Co
Polk St
Garee
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