Amarillo Opens School Census To Count Age 6 Through 18
Amarillo launches a citywide school census led by Mrs. W D Westhay with about 50 volunteers conducting door to door visits. Children ages six to 18 on or before September 1 1932 will be counted whether or not they attend school. The program brings $175000 in state per capita payments, so accurate enumeration reduces taxes by capturing every child.
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Amarillo
W. D. Westhay
Westbay
Public invited to view auto film at fair theater
Amarillo Oldsmobile Co invites Cadillac-LaSalle owners and the public to a 10 to 11 am Movietone film at the Fair Theater. A full hour of instructional entertainment is promised. The dealer announces Cadillac-LaSalle lines and full service with trained mechanics under Tom Dease, featuring La Salle V-8 and Cadillac V-8 V-12 V-16. The note ends with an odd remark about a full moon weakening radio signals.
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Amarillo
Oldsmobile Co., Inc
Cadillac-LaSalle
Fair Theater
Cadillac Motor Car Co
Oldsmobile
G. C. Odom
George H. Turnley
Harry E. Knapp
C. H. Taggart
Cadillac
LaSalle
Tom Dease
la Salle
Rheumatoid Arthritis And Its Chronic Course
Dr Copeland outlines rheumatoid arthritis as a long term joint disease with swelling and deformity. He notes possible infection and heredity roles, triggers from illnesses, and the metabolism balance. Treatments include infection control, diet changes, hygiene, hydration, bowel care, skin protection, sunshine, and rest. vaccines and various drugs have limited success.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Bridge Game Verdict in Judge Sabath Court
John C. Segeler testified in Chicago on March 3 that his wife slapped him with a hand full of hearts and diamonds in a bridge game. The judge noted the absence of clubs and granted Ethel Segeler a divorce after she claimed he later threw her downstairs.
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Chicago
John C. Segeler
Joseph Sabath
Segeler
Ethel
Sabath
Hardin Gift Funds Baylor College Endowment Reach
Belton Texas March 3 A $100000 gift to Baylor College endowment funds from Mr and Mrs John G Hardin of Burkburnett was announced by Walter H McKenzie pastor of University Baptist Church Austin The gift may exceed 100000 through securities and supports a Texas Baptist drive to relieve Baylor College for Women debt and build a 250000 endowment with a March 20 church appeal planned across the state.
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Belton
Tex
O.R
Baylor College
John G. Hardin
Burkburnett
Walter H. McKenzie
Austin
Dr. McKenzie
University Baptist Church
Hardins
Texas Baptist
Wichita County
Baylor University
Waco
Buckner Orphans Home
Dallas
Hardin
Texas Baptist Convention
Baylor College For
McKenzie
Baptist
Texas
Employment drive yields over 500 jobs in Amarillo
The American Legion employment drive reports more than 500 jobs found by Wednesday night with 26 on Monday 17 on Tuesday and 25 on Wednesday. Knights of Columbus reported 16 jobs yesterday and organizers call on housewives and property owners to list needed work and contact headquarters or mail details to Box 22 Amos Amarillo.
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Amarillo
American Legion
Knights of Columbus
Committee Drive
Golden Bear Cafe Opens At New Amarillo Address
The Golden Bear Cafe moves from 206 West Sixth Avenue to 816 Polk Street after 13 years in Amarillo. Manager Gust Barkas says the cafe will be ready soon with new interior decorations including six walnut booths and several tables. Customers are invited to inspect the new establishment.
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Golden Bear Cafe
Amarillo
West Sixth Avenue
Polk Street
Gust Barkas
Barkas
Sears Roebuck Opens Annual Demonstration Sale in Amarillo
The Amarillo Sears Roebuck store at 913 Polk Street opened its annual value demonstration sale today. The event runs through the week and will feature a style show on Saturday.
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Amarillo
Sears- Roebuck Company
Polk Street
Who Penciled Texas Liberty in 1936?
Austin March 3 The centennial planning meeting asks who wrote the Texas Declaration of Independence. Cullen F. Thomas Dallas cites Texans educating themselves about the event as committees form to campaign the constitutional amendment and fund the observance. Will H. Mayes chosen executive vice president.
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Austin
Cullen F. Thomas
Dallas
Legislative Centennial Committee
Citizens Governing Committee
C. L. Wakefield
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Europe
James Madison
George Childress
Thomas
J. K. Hughes
Mexia
E. O. Thompson
Amarillo
Clara Driscoll Sevier
Corpus Christi
W. E. Lea
Orange
T. H. McGregor
E. L. McGee
Daingerfield
Will H. Mayes
California fig syrup for child constipation
Nature offers a simple remedy for a sluggish child. California fig syrup purportedly stimulates the colon and cleanses the system. Dosing guidance suggests a strong initial amount, then a maintenance two times weekly until appetite and health improve.
Worden dies on gallows after confession in Carthage
Lew Worden, who confessed attacking a high school girl, was executed at dawn in Carthage Missouri with over 100 spectators present. Nine gospel workers who prayed all night sang I Live On as the trap was sprung.
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Carthage
Lew Worden
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