Relief Parley Set in Big Spring for Panhandle Relief
A Saturday meeting in Big Spring will include a Washington FERA representative and Amarillo Panhandle leaders to discuss relief for 19 West Texas counties. Attending are Wilbur C. Hawk Mason King and J A Hill joined by A M James Col Julius Darenfield and Mrs Lorena Hickok among others to review relieve reports and an educational slum eradication campaign.
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Washington
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Big Spring
Grouth Rorea
West Texas
Amarillo
Panhandle
Wilbur C. Hawk
Gaines
A Whitsett
Walter Browne
Relief Office
Mason King
J. A. Hill
Hickok
Wash
Julius Darenfield
Potter County
Austin
Canyon Tour Teases Big Hole Scenic Trails
A Canyon excursion to Inspiration Point and Summit Ridge drew Amarillo and Abilene figures including W. O. Wright and Austin Young. The party described cliff edges, eroded formations, and landmarks such as Devil's Backbone and Capitol Dome before sunset. Similar tours will run weekly for local business leaders and visitors.
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Inspiration Int
Claude Gray
Paw
Johnnie Forkner
Light House
Capitol Dome
Colonel Goodnight
Summit Ridge
W. O. Wright
sGeneral Electric
Austin ‘Young
General Electric
Abilene
Horace Rus‘sell
Amarillo
C. & “Makeig
Paul Odor
Gene Elo
Union Blames Rail Worker's Pressure on Arbitration Reform
ICC member Joseph B. Eastman urged workers to unite rather than bargain individually in arbitration disputes. A shake-up in Home Owners Corporation branches ends with criminal charges against an unnamed group. John H. Fahey leads the action accusing officials of political coercion, misuse of offices, improper fees, inflated appraisals, and borrower mistreatment.
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Joseph B. Eastman
ICC
Sunion
N Corporation
John H. Fahey
Reward offered for missing Goodrich Silvertown tire
L O Hasley seeks the return of a used Goodrich Silvertown 2x6 truck tire lost Tuesday afternoon from a truck near Dumas. The tire, on a five inch rim, is in good condition and a reward is promised upon its return. The owner is at 813 A Mississippi Street.
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Ber
Goodrich Silvertown
Dumas
L. O. Hasley
Mississippi Street
Bank raid linked to Dillinger style escape in town
The First National Bank was robbed of about 30 000 by four men who fled before 8 am. Jeweler Ernest Butterfield says one robber resembled John Dillinger. Sheriff J A Clark confirms the holdup and pursuit, with police blocking roads. Nearby Farmers State Bank in Bethany, Oklahoma, yielded 968 as three gunmen fled after occupants were placed in the vault.
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First National Bank
Ernest Butterfield
John Dillinger
Indiana
Oklahoma Bank
Bethany
Okla
Farmers State Bank of
Yuon
Oklahoma City
C. R. Wallace
Ruth Stockton
Annabelle Street
Banquet to Re inaugurate Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Southwestern Division of the United States Chamber of Commerce Dallas will be the principal speaker. Entertainment includes Bob Mueller and His Eleven Dutchmen from Roseland, Amarillo College of Music string quartet, and Beacon Quartet. Panhandle cities to send representatives. nomination committee to name directors and officers will be selected at the banquet. Election of officers follows the membership drive starting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern
United States Chamber of Commerce
Dallas
Bob Mueller
Roseland
Amarillo College of Music
Beacon Quartet
Panhandle
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Japan pledges sole responsibility for East Asia peace
The article notes Japan asserting it alone bears responsibility for maintaining East Asia peace. It mentions many American aircraft makers have factories in China selling planes to the national government. It also cites American aeronautical instructors at Hangchow's aviation school.
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Japan
East Asia
China
Hangchow
Kiwanis Club Wins Cup in Card Tourney
Kiwanis bridge team captured Amarillo Civic Clubs tournament's silver loving cup after months of play. Final session vaulted them to 29,010 points, ahead of ABC on 26,720 Rotary 26,210 and Lions 18,190. Cup goes to club with three consecutive wins. captains listed.
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Kiwanis Club
Amarillo Civic Clubs
Kiwanis
ABC
Rotary
Lions
Bob Younger
E. H. Mann
Gus Leftwich
Avery Rush
Blanton Blocks World Fair Fund in House Action
Representative Blanton of Texas blocked a Roosevelt request for 405000 dollars to fund federal participation in the Chicago Century of Progress Exposition. He urged letting Chicago stand on its own bottoms as Illinois Representative Keller urged passage of the appropriation.
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Washington
Blanton
Texas
House
Roosevelt
Chicago
Keller
Illneis
Aggie Smoker Honors Coach and Ex-Students Leaders
A banquet and smoker at the Capitol Hotel honored Texas A. and M. coach Homer D. Norton and A. and M. Ex-Students Association president Ben Warden. Norton praised A. and M. prospects and spring football training, while Warden highlighted the Ex-Students loan fund surpassing 100000 and the college’s two million dollar building program.
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Capitol Hotel
Homer D. Norton
Texas A. & M
Ben Warden
A. & M. Ex-Students Association
Panhandle A. & M
Norton
Connolly
Fowler
Kirby
Warden
Memorial
Kaufman County
Thad Ansley
Panhandle Club
Frank Kimbrough
Amarillo Badgers
Carl Moulton
Borger High School
B. R. Cantrell
Tulsa
Greeley Warner
Albert L. Randall
W. R. Rutherford
Amarillo
Revival proposal linked to Lincoln's Birthday 1935
The Amarlio District Conference at Canadian Texas 1934 memorializes a General Conference motion to launch a Save America revival starting on Lincoln's Birthday 1935 and ending on Thanksgiving Day 1935. It calls for enlistment of federal religious groups and aims to restore religious training and moral standards nationwide.
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Lincoln
R. N. Lipscomb
America
Nazi Germany
Turkey
Japan
Amarilo
Canadian, Tex
Jackson
Miss
Federal Council
Christ
Jacob
God
Kansas City Livestock Markets Reported Mixed Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Markets show hog receipts 3,500 with steady to higher tone, top 4.60 on select hogs. Cattle receipts 4,300 with firming trends for cows, steers, and calves. top cattle around 5.76 to 7.60 for various weights. Sheep receipts 4,500 with lambs steady to lower, top near 10.16 for native lambs and 9.60 for spring lambs. New Orleans cotton opens easier with early losses then partial recovery as trading picks up. Prices ease for May July October to 11.62 11.49 11.82 before midday.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. i
New Orleans
Liverpool
Longs
Chicago
John Clark & Co
Missouri
Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit
National Distillers Pence
National Steel
Y Central
Northern Pacific
Penney J
Pennsylvania
Rye
Petroleum Corp
BAT Phillips
Standard of
Ile Socony
Swift & Co
South Pac RR
New York
Jno
F. Clark & Co
Texas Corp
Texas Gulf
C&t
Pac Land
Asan Sane
Allied Chemical
Sugeest Fitintiate
Union Carbide
Amer
Union Oil Ve
Amer Smelt
Union Pacific
Amer Steel Daddys
United Aircraft See
Sugeef
United Carbon Pry
Oneee Weety
Mer
LS Ty Serge Peer Bere
Ratg Aachen
Aly U S Smelting
Atchison Top & Sh Oe
U S Steel
Auburn Auto Eee
Tedebeee
U S Steel Pfd
Barnedal
Western Union
Bendix Aviation
Westinghouse
Elec Ag
Aisage
Woolworth
Bethlehem Steel “ ‘Ae
Borden
Wees
Canadian Pacific
Chi K Island & P . Thee Eda
Chrysler Seer
Columb Gas & el
Col’bian
Liense
Conwealth & Southern
Consolidated Oi
Cont Oil
Del
Houston
Audrey Faces Choice of Homes for Three Orphaned Children
Audrey weighs options as three youngsters await adoption. A couple in a restricted city district offers to take two, but a family with others cannot provide for all three. Audrey, who adores her brother, must decide the best path for them.
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Audrey
Cold snap after rain hits Panhandle region
After two days of intermittent rain across the Panhandle, colder conditions loom tonight. Fatwell saw half an inch of rain while several Panhandle areas reported substantial totals, and Amarillo forecasts possible frost per Weather Bureau official H. T. Collman.
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Panhandle
Fatwell
Banta Fe
Central Panhandle
South Plains
Amarillo
H. T. Collman
U. S. Weather Bureau
Audreys Adoption Brings Hope for a Bright Future
Audrey and her sister were urged not to be separated but found a good home with Arthur and Eilene, giving them a chance to grow. Audrey was adopted immediately and placed with the attorney yesterday, with more adoption offers pouring in.
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Arthur
Eilene
Audrey
Arms plan cited in crisis and WWI precedents
The text references an arms plan of demands that helped precipitate the present crisis. It notes that this plan ranks second in significance only to the earlier withdrawal of Germany from the disarmament commission and the League of Nations.
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Germany
Disarmament Commission
League of Nations
Texans Travel to Promote Texas and the New Deal
A group promotes Texas and the new deal to citizens noting improving conditions. After today the party splits, with members planning to return home individually or in small groups.
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Texas
Lone Star State
Dairying Leaders Elected At State Show
Hibitor who had attended since the show began was chosen president succeeding Dr. George P. Grout. H B Hales, a Holstein breeder from Amarillo, elected vice president. Grady Shipp of Plainview reelected secretary treasurer.
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Hibitor
George P. Grout
Panhandle
H. B. Hales
Amarillo
Grady Shipp
Plainview
Feen a Mint Chewing Gum Laxative Promises Gentle Relief
Advertises Feen a Mint chewing gum as a doctor prescribed laxative for women to ease constipation. Claims even distribution in intestines for a natural action, non habit forming and safe for delicate organs. Available 15c and 25c at druggists.
Scrub Bull Trial Highlights New Directors Elected
District Attorney Meade Griffin of Plainview filed a formal swindling complaint charging a defendant feigned animal value to defraud farmers. He alleged the scrub bull and its progeny were a waste and that feed was squandered through deception without the owner's knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meade Griffin
Plainview
Scrub Bull
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Canyon
Amarillo Daily News
R. P. Parcells
Parcells
Nippon
Rep. Blanton
World’s Fair Fund
FT. Worth
Pullman
Galveston
H Story
Sunbeam
Texans
Womer
Lis
AL Bay
Polk Street
Adolphus
the Adolphus
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