Miller on Way To Fort Smith Facing Kidnapping Charges
Miller, Merritt, and Carpenter were arrested by Amarillo police after a struggle where an officer was disarmed. Miller heads to Fort Smith Arkansas to face charges of kidnapping, robbery with firearms, and grand larceny. Arkansas officials say the stolen car and pistol linked to the crime were used in a kidnapping of Frank Valenti. Valley?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt
Miller
Amarillo
Fort Smith
Ark
J. L. Wilson
Damon Wilson
Allred
Carl Bailey
Arkansas
Pord Carpenter
Frank Valenti
Valenti
Port Sumner
N. M
Vernon
KGNC Radio Schedule Aired Daily Listings
Wednesday and Thursday programming shows a full KGNC broadcast lineup with NBC and local acts including Dance Matinee Vocal Varieties and The Hit Parade. Notable entries feature Jack Armstrong Little Orphan Annie and The Music Maker in prime time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
NBC
Frank Watanaber
Old Homestead
Jack Armstrong
Donald McGibney
Country Church of Hot
America
Owarveth Wells
Rosario Bourdon
Wit Thoma
Princetonians
News
Micra News
Plevne Farm
VBC
Breakfast Club
U. P
Monticello
Ma Perkins
Honeyboy
Sassafras
National Park & Home Hour
Rodney Cole
Betty
Rob
Nobile Cain
Prank Watanbeer
Selma AO
Mary Pickford departs New York for Europe for holiday
Mary Pickford boards a boat to Europe for a holiday not a marriage to Buddy Rogers. She says they will marry in the United States in late spring, possibly California, but no decision has been made yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Europe
New York
Mary Pickford
Charlies
Buddy” Rogers
London
United States
California
Man Fined After Argument Over 8 Cent Highball Charge
In Steubenville Ohio Cameron 29 was involved in a dispute over an 8 cent highball charge. He called the police and stepped to the curb turning in a fire alarm. In court he claimed mistake but was fined 78 dollars and 40 cents plus court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Cameron
Atwood Wins Club Contest At Amarillo Garden Club
Judges chose the winners from 25 entries in the Amarillo Garden Club birdhouse contest held at the Potter County Library. Sherman Atwood won first prize of 5 dollars for a green gourd wren house. Sam Bowen earned 3 dollars for a rustic robin house. Joe Blythe won 2 dollars for a bluebird house with a thatched roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Fannin
A. A. Graham
Carl Offt
Jimmie Anderson
Potter County
Labor unrest and pay boosts spread across the industry
Middle of the page reports pay raises totaling about 100 million dollars a year and settlement of two strikes involving roughly 2,500 workers. It describes sit-down strikes at Detroit plants, a five-cent-an-hour raise ending a Textileather strike, and ongoing actions by waitresses, cooks, and other workers in Detroit and New England with thousands on strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Steel
Otis Steel
Wheeling Steel
American Steel & Wire
Columbia Steel
National Steel
National Tube
Continental Steel
Jones and Laughlin Stee
Detroit
Motor Products Corp
Textileather Corp
Toledo
New England
Meteor Claim Debunked Coral Fossil Found in Yard
In La Salle Illinois Mrs. Prank H Prichard found a queer stone she thought was a meteor. Geologists identify the piece as a coral fossil dating from twenty thousand to one hundred thousand years ago. The fossil shows columnar fan shaped stones surrounded by crystalline rock.
Air mail drops near Hassayampa ranch spark protest
Frank P. Smothers arranged three air deliveries to his remote Hassayampa Arizona ranch after each missed day. The first plane dropped 700 feet from the house, the second 500 feet, and the third shattered a window pane, prompting criticism of the pilots. Meanwhile in Siigo the Irish Free State must elect new collectors after the first election was invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hassayampa
Ariz
Frank P. Smothers
Siigo
Irish Free State
Texas House OKs Firemen Pension Bill In Austin
The Texas House passed a firemen pension measure financed by a 2 percent tax on gross fire insurance premiums. Retirement is 55 after 20 years with a maximum pension of 100 dollars monthly and hospital and disability provisions. The bill covers cities with fire departments and $1,000 equipment value.
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Austin
Texas House of Representatives
Senate
Penrose Metcalfe
San Angelo
Foreign agents suspected in sabotage of race airplanes
Johannesburg reports fear of plots as pilots allege tampering in the England to South Africa race. Victor Smith says his plane was sabotaged twice with a gumlike substance blocking an oil vent, urging an investigation. Tommy Rose suffers recurring gear trouble at Cairo before the start. Nearly 500,000 motor vehicles felled in England this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
South Africa
Johannesburg
Victor Smith
Tommy Rose
Cairo
Egypt
Simting Storinn
Steel Stocks Rise As Much as Seven Dollars a Share
In New York trading, steel stocks rebound with gains up to seven dollars as a U S Steel truce with labor signals wage increases and shorter hours. Early heavy buying pushed the ticker tape back several minutes while Bethlehem Steel neared one hundred dollars a share, a fresh milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
U. S. Steel Corp
Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
San Jacinto Construction Solves Treacherous Quicksand
Houston reports the San Jacinto Construction Company uses a well-point water drainage system to extract moisture from wet sand, enabling excavation work. J B Dannenbaum notes the method, applied in trenches lined with perforated pipes. Visitors include engineers assessing the project. The article also mentions a claim about the Mona Lisa’s right hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
San Jacinto Construction Company
J. B. Dannenbaum
Parents of Oklahoma City Boys Arrive to Take Them Home
Parents of two Oklahoma City schoolboys held since February 22 for alleged car theft arrived to take them back home. Edward Brackett and Dean Marshall were arrested by city police and held on $750 bonds set by a United States Commissioner, with the boys remanded to parental custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
United States
Edward Brackett
Dean Marshall
California
J. D. Brackett
Edward
J. W. Marshall
Dean
Edna Crane Named Civil Appeals Stenographer
Miss Edna Crane formerly a stenographer in the Santa Fe Railway land department is appointed stenographer in the Seventh District Court of Civil Appeals. She succeeds her late sister Mrs Burr Shane. The appointment was made by Chief Justice R Walker Hall and Associate Justices M J R Jackson and A B Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Crane
Santa Fe Railway Land Department
Seventh District Court of Civil Appeals
Crane
Burr Shane
R. Walker Hall
M. J. R. Jackson
A. B. Martin
Lew Fields Returns to Work After Weeklong Illness
Lew Fields of Ordway-Saunders Company was back at work in Yates Center Kansas after an illness of nearly a week. The report notes his return and company affiliation. In a separate item nearby 87 year old James Hollister, a retired farmer, completed a round trip to New York and surprised relatives by marrying Lucy Fulhage and starting a second honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Fields
Ordway-Saunders Company
Yates Center
Kan
James Hollister
New York
Lucy Fulhage
$35 000 Suit Involving Injured Boy Filed Here
Roy E McDowell files in 108th District Court seeking 35000 damages from George Smallwood and J M Radford Grocery Company for injuries suffered by his 12 year old son E V McDowell on October 18 at Sixth Avenue and North Fillmore Street. Smallwood faces a three year sentence for driving while intoxicated and is jailed awaiting transfer to the state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. McDowell
108Th District Court
George Smallwood
J. M. Radford Grocery Company
E. V. McDowell
Smallwood
Young McDowell
Sixth Avenue
North Fillmore Street
Roe E. McDowell
J. M. Radford Goocery Company
Potter County
McDowells
Lincoln Street
Chester Morehead Receives Two-Year Suspended Sentence
Judge E. C. Nelson Jr. assessed Chester Morehead a two year suspended sentence on burglary. Co-defendant R. L. Reams also drew a two year suspended term. They were accused of entering the E. W. Whitaker home at 601 Fillmore Street on February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Morehead
E. C. Nelson, Jr
R. L. Reams
Morehead
E. W. Whitaker
Fillmore Street
Johnson Attacks Cash and Carry in Neutrality Bill
Sen. Hiram W. Johnson Republican California denounces cash and carry provisions of the Pittman neutrality bill accusing it would drag the United States into Allied and Japanese warfare. He joins Sen. Borah in seeking an amendment to require cash payments and shipment in American ships. Senator Pittman opposes the amendment and says the bill will pass substantially unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Senate
William E. Borah
Idaho
United States
Great Britain
Atlantic
Japan
Pacific
Johnson
Borah
U. S
Sen
Key Pittman
Nevada
Foreign Relations Committee
Explorer Locates Le Van in Indian Settlement
Art Williams the flier reported he located Jos G Le Van missing United States explorer psychologist in a remote Indian settlement about 300 miles from Georgetown He said Le Van was in good health and expected to reach Georgetown this weekend
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Georgetown
B. G
Art Williams
Jos
G. le van
United States
le van
Williams
Small Lace Edgings Pattern from Amarillo Globe
Pattern 943 offers crochet lace edgings to enhance hankies, collars, cuffs and linens. Includes design options such as Cluny and Irish filet crochet with stitch illustrations and material lists. Send 10 cents to Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept. for pattern 943 with name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Pattern 4316 frock appeals to Mother and Daughter alike
A nautical themed Anne Adams pattern 4316 offers inverted pleats and a flattered neckline suitable for Mother or Daughter. Options include crepe challis wool and necktie silk in new shades, with sizes 14 through 42 and fabric yardages listed. Illustrated instructions, price fifteen cents, and order information for the Amarillo Globe pattern department are provided with mailing details.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe
Pattern Department
New York
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United States Marine Band
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Arabia
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Kenya
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Iran
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Ras Desta Demtu
Haile Selassie
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F.H. A. Modernization Loans
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Lincoln
J. B. Coe Lumber Company
Tovie
Mrans
Mational Distr
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Crab Orchard LA Kentucky
Construction Company
Mona Lisa
Leonardo da Vine
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Bellans
Rip van Winkle
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C. L. Helms
W. B. Weston
Polk
Laura Wheeler
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