Death Valley and Salt Lake City Tour Promoted by Union Pacific
A travel feature extols stops at Salt Lake City and Death Valley with a guided Union Pacific two day tour for $42. It highlights Moroni statue at Salt Lake City, Brigham Young era landmarks, Copper mines, and Death Valley sights from Furnace Creek to Telescope Peak, noting season timing and amenities.
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America
Salt Lake City
Angel Moroni
Moroni
Brigham Young
Young
Federal Reserve Bank
Ogurah Range
Utah
Union Pacific
Pacific Ocean
FL Spencer
Union Pacific System
Death Valley
Furnace Creek
Pacific
Mount Whitney
United States
Mysterious Valley
Death Valley Inn
Texas Senate Backs Moody Plan For Prison Reform
Texas senate committee on penitentiaries rejects the house plan for penal reorganization and creates a three member panel with Governor Moody to draft a simplified bill. Moody argues for broad prison authority with general policy and left to the commission. Senators Wirtz Wood and Bowers named to the sub committee.
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Associated Press
Austin
Senate Committee On Penitentiaries
Moody
Senate
House
Wirtz, Wood
Bowers
Many Cattle Trades Forecast From Panhandle Convention
Grover B. Hill of the Panhandle Livestock association reports a surge of cattle trades likely after the convention. Kansas cattlemen anticipate pasture costs of 8 to 9 dollars per head in the Flint Hills this summer, with few pasture contracts, while Texas buyers note a steers shortage for 2 to 4 year olds. Many cowmen linger to discuss trade and tour the city after sessions ended.
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Grover B. Hill
Panhandle Livestock Association
Mr. Hill
Kansas
Flint Hills
Texas
Prize News Stories to Be Printed Friday
The Globe invites readers to submit news or feature stories with five dollars weekly for the best piece and one dollar for each other story published. This week’s stories will be printed tomorrow and submissions are due by tomorrow morning. Next week the contest repeats.
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Globe
The
Auto Show Nears Final Night in Amarillo
The Amarillo Automobile Association announces the Tri State fair grounds show will close tonight after a successful run. Crowds filled the venue with twenty eight makes, sport models drawing the most attention as dealers competed for standout booths. Chairman Bill Lampe praised citizen and visitor interest, calling the display the best Panhandle has seen.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Automotive Association
Bill Lampe
Association
Diamonds Re Mounted While You Wait
The Diamond Shop at 211 Polk offers on site diamond mounting while customers wait. The Coffee Shop at the Amarillo Hotel promotes its slogan Famous For Food among guests and visitors.
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Diamond Shop
Polk
Amarillo Hotel
Forces of Winter Advance in Florida
Winter extended its grip across the South with freezing temperatures in Florida and seven states. Farther north Virginia port shipping halted while winds lashed North and South Carolina with heavy snow and frigid conditions.
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Florida
International News Service
Atlanta
Carolinas
Virginia
Porte
North
South Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Seubert Elevated to President of Standard Oil Indiana
Chicago March 3 Elevation of Edward G Seubert for several years secretary treasurer to the presidency of the Standard Oil company of Indiana was announced today by the board in an annual statement revealing the greatest net earnings in the companys history for last year
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Associated
Chicago
Edward G. Seubert
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Hour of Directors
Auto Dealers Hear Officials At Amarillo Hotel Meeting
Two hundred automobile dealers from Amarillo and the Panhandle will gather at the Amarillo hotel at 6 o clock this evening. H H Bullock and R O Amsden of the National Automobile Dealers association will discuss industry problems. All Amarillo dealers and Panhandle dealers are invited with their sales teams and department heads.
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Amarillo
the Panhandle
HH. D. Bullock
R. O. Amsden
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
Panhandle
Hasty Messenger and Bagge Advertise Two for One Sale
Essex area store promotes a March 14 to 19 event at City Drug featuring a 2 for 1 sale on selected items. Hasty Messenger and Bagge are listed in the ad alongside contact number 1396.
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City Drug
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Panhandle Regions
The forecast calls for likely rain tonight and Friday with warmer conditions tonight. In Fort Worth West Texas and Panhandle areas expect cloudy skies and probable rain, with warmer temperatures tonight and east portion Friday. Recorded today’s temperature extremes reached 42 and 26, compared with 48 and 47 a year ago.
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Amarillo
Fort West Texas
Panhandle
Sharkey Seeks Victory in 15 Round Madison Square Garden Bout
Boston heavyweight Jack Sharkey carries a nineteen pound edge over veteran Irish challenger Mike McTigue for tonight's fifteen round elimination bout at Madison Square Garden. Weigh-ins recorded Sharkey at 149 pounds and McTigue at 17014.
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Key
Boston
Madison Square Garden Ring
Mike McTigue
Sharkey
McTigue
State Athletic Commission
Good-Will Trip to Shamrock Planned by Amarillo Businessmen
Amarillo businessmen plan the second good will trip sponsored by the Board of City Development. Some 15 to 20 representatives will travel overland to Shamrock, leaving early in the morning and returning by night. Those seeking automobile reservations should telephone Claude C. Wild.
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Amarillo
Board of City Development
Shamrock
Claude C. Wild
Disabled Steamer City of St. Louis Not In Great Danger
New Bern North Carolina March . The passenger liner City of St. Louis is not in serious danger and is proceeding on her course steered by hand after reporting steering gear failure. Repairs are underway at Cape Lookout naval wireless station. The storm is abating today. Watch the Essex Super Six. Watch repairing Diamond Shop 311 Polk.
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Associated Press
Newbern
N. C
March
City of St. Louis
Cape Lookout Naval Wireless Station
New Market 18 Opens for Panhandle Cattle Trade
Panhandle cattle shipments reach 2000 head of yearling and two year olds to Virginia and Tennessee. Virginia and Tennessee buyers led by Art Wagoner and partners purchased Panhandle steers last year and expanded this year with Lee Bivins, Wagoner, Bivins and Jack Roach of Groom. Rock Island and Southern railroads arranged special train accommodations amid strong demand for Panhandle beef across eastern markets.
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Virginia
Tennessee
Art Wagoner
Hawking
Louis
Rush
Wagooner
Lee Bivins
Wagoner
Bivins
Jack Roach
Rock Ieland
Southern
Panhandle
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
New York
Kentucky
Tennesee
Seven Seriously Hurt In Dallas Auto Crash
An auto collision in Dallas injured Juanita Miles, 5, with a fractured skull, and six others sustaining serious injuries. The list includes Mrs. F. B. Miles, Bobbie Miles, 3, Mrs. Tessie Hardin, 28, Marguerite Hardin, 4, Dorothy Hardin, 5, and J. H. Hardin. Ambulance service was noted.
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Dallas
Associated Press
Juanita Miles
F. BR. Miles
Bobbie Miles
Tessie Hardin
Marguerite Hardin
Dorothy Hardin
J. H. Hardin
Man Hunter Unfolds at Sing Sing After Brennan Killer Escape
A manhunt swept Sing Sing and the surrounding countryside as 150 armed men and 30 guards searched for Frank Polli known as Habe and George Walmar who fled their cells after a March 3 check. The escape closed the prison movies and library with 1,600 inmates confined and Hudson River patrols in force. Polli, a 14 year career criminal, had killed Bill Brennan in 1924 after a boxing match, and Walmar faces a 20 year sentence for manslaughter.
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Ossining
N. Y
Sing Sing
Bill Brennan
Frank Pioli
Brennan
George Walmar
Hudson
Poll
Habe
Mane Sughter
Brennin
Night Claus
New York
Chicago
Jack Demney
U.S. War Game Underway at Panama Canal
Defense units occupy strategic positions along the canal while air patrols spot the first ships of the attacking fleet. Camouflage efforts aim to thwart aerial observation as France Spain and Italy observers arrive to watch the exercise.
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Panama
Etategl Pointe
United States
France
Spai
Italy
Washington
Co Ed Ticket Wins Lubbock Exes Banquet Vote
At the University of Texas Lubbock banquet the co ed slate known as the petti coat ticket won by a sixty vote margin. Blanche Bacon was elected president with four other female officials named as aides for the year, as about 75 Longhorns looked on.
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Lubbock
University of Tex
Texas Exes
Agap
Ex-Co
Blanche Bacon
Nurse blamed for antiseptic mistaking water error
In Chicago on March 3 a nurse was blamed for a mistaken bottle identification when mild antiseptic solution was confused with distilled drinking water. The incident prompted internal reviews and safety reassessment across the facility.
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
Wrong bottle deaths at Columbus hospital claim five infant lives
At Columbus Memorial hospital five newborn girls died within hours after receiving an eye wash solution that doctors suspect contained boric acid. Health Commissioner Bundesen assisted in the probe which found accidental administration likely caused the toxin in young patients aged seven to fourteen days. five nurses faced inquiry.
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Bundesen
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Oscar Crosby
Wise
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California
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Last Chance Mountain
Grapevine Mountains
Amargosa
Nicaragua
U. S
Henderson
Quantico
NEW Standard
Ind
Hasty Messenger & Bagge
Associated Tresey
Jack Shar
Panhandle Cattle
Blackburn Ambulance
Paore
Ramous
Des Peradoes
U.S
Ex-Stude
Nuryse
Columbus Memorial
Ward
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