Mother-in-Law Parade Draws Governor to Amarillo
Amarillo gears up for a Mother-in-Law Day parade led by Old Honest Tack and 500 National Guard members. Gov. Jimmy Allred will review from Sixth and Polk with newsreel cameras along Polk Street. Volunteers distribute badges for 10 cents, with exemptions for those unable to pay.
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Jimmy Allred
Sixth and
Polk
Amarillo
Polk Street
Old Honest Tack
Sweetpeas
Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary
Alfred
Claude Miller
Wichita Falls
Col
Ernest Thompson
Railroad Commission
Austin
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
What They Write To Tack What They Write To Tack
A reader letter discusses print help to connect someone with a home and notes future rail upgrades. The fragment mentions a high speed line over the Delaware River bridge and commuter expectations for strap hanger features in new cars.
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Tack
Philadelphia
W.P
Delaware River
New Jersey
Sia
Shawn Shawn Dancers Highlight Planned in Amarillo
A Cornell Daily Sun critic lauds Ted Shawn's modern dance interpretation and performance by Shawn’s troupe. Panhandle audiences may see the dancers Friday at Municipal Auditorium with elaborate costumes lighting and symphony backing. Mail orders go to Miss Toss Black with stamps and remittance. ticket prices 1.65 1.10 83 and 55 cents. advance sale opens Wednesday at City Drug No.1 Polk Street.
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Ted
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo
Symphony Orchestra
Shawn
Miss Toss Black
News-Globe
City Drug
Polk Street
Judge Paul’s Long Service in Panhandle Banking and County Roles
Judge Paul helped organize Carson County and served as county treasurer and judge. He founded multiple banks including Panhandle Bank Amarillo National Bank Amarillo Bank and Trust Company and led the Southern Kansas Railroad treasury. Survivors include sons Howard and Frank and four grandchildren, J C Paul Jr Mary Paul Frank Paul Jr and Nellene Paul.
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Amarillo National Bank
Amarillo Bank and Trust Company
American State Bank
Paul
Carson County
West Texas
Southern Kansas Railroad Company
Panhandle
Higgins
Howard Paul
Amarillo
Frank Paul
J.C. Paul, Jr
Mary Paul
Nellene Paul
Tornado Rain Affects Brady Creek Road Traffic In Flood
A tornado rain event flooded Brady Creek halting traffic for hours. Fort Worth saw early today main storms with .73 inches total. Austin reported .02 inches and ongoing missing data. Lubbock endured a dense dust storm darkening streets before rain eased. San Antonio had clearing skies after 16 inches of rain and winds moderating.
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Brady Creek
Main
Fort Worth
Austin
Lubbock
San Antonio
Fat Stock Show Judging Underway at Tri-State Fair
Judges select winners across many classes as 19 calves constitute the largest consignment from gray County. Barbecue for cattlemen is served daily at noon in the School Exhibits Building to benefit the Junior Welfare League baby clinic. Cattle show events run through Thursday with judging by Prof A F Detow from Oklahoma A and M and a list of exhibitors and sponsors noted.
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Gray County
Frick and Elk City
Okla
Tri-State
Junior Welfare League
Ralph R
Stratfords Op Osbern
Mint
Horace Baars Claude
FE. & Adams
Shank R. C. Chism
Pringle
Futile
Dimmitt
Ed Armstrong
Amarillo
W. L. Willams & Son
Wheeler
J P. Calnham
Conway
W. T. Womble
Stunnett, Co
G. Barker
Gaghy
Fair Theater Switch to The Best Man Wins in Error
A booking mixup forces the Fair Theater to replace Living on Velvet with The Best Man Wins starring Jack Holt and Edmund Lowe. Living on Velvet moves to Mission Theater for three days starting tomorrow, with Kay Francis Warren William and George Brent in the original cast.
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Fair Theater
Jack Holt
Edmund Lowe
Kay Francis
Warren William
George Brent
Mission Theater
Oscar Dooley
Dust storm lashes city as wires fail and windows break
A northeasterly dust storm dissipated after reaching Waynoka Oklahoma and Wellington Kansas. Showers and hail pelted the region with dust, a plate glass window shattered at United Cigar on Polk Street, a Capitol Hotel guest fainted, rail lines blocked, and theatergoers learned of the storm after leaving shows. Oldtimers called it the worst duster they had seen.
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Waynoka
Okla
Wellington Kans
Santa Fe
Tucumcari
Amarillo
United Cigar Store
Polk Street
Capitol
Will Winch
Paramount
Cattlemen Converge for West Texas Convention
Jay Taylor presided as cattlemen from West Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma gathered for a convention addressing better service and lower shipping costs. Grover B Hill noted beef values up from 42 cents to current levels as industry conditions improve. Entertainment and hotel dances were arranged with Gov James V Alfred and AAA officials to speak at the morning session.
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Taylor
Jay Taylor
Association
West Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Beacon Quartet
H. A. Shaw
C. C. Grimes
Polk Street Methodist Church
Colonel Thompson
Grover B. Hill
Berkley Spiller
Ft. Worth
Texas-Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Mr. Hill
Amarillo
Herting
Jess Hill
James V. Alfred
G. B. Thorn
Chester A Davis
AAA
Siamese king abdicates throne and becomes English resident
Prajadhipok of Siam formally abdicated last Saturday ending absolute rule over 10 million subjects. Prince Ananda, his nephew, was expected to inherit and was reportedly tendered the throne in Lausanne after a conference with Ananda's mother Princess Songkla. The king's secretary announced the abdication from Prajadhipok's country residence in England.
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Prajadhipok
Siam
Cranleigh
England
Sukodaya
Ananda
Lausanne
Switzerland
London Daily Mail
France
Songkla
Governor to speak at Amarillo mothers-in-law ceremony
A schedule of events for Amarillo includes a 1 o'clock honoring ceremony at the Amarillo Hotel with Governor to speak brief ly, a 1:30 parade from Fourth Avenue and Polk Street to the auditorium, and a 2 o'clock program directed by Mayor Ross Rogers. Mothers-in-law only admitted, coffee and sodas served downtown, and a cowboy costume contest earlier. Amarillo public schools dismissed at noon.
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Amarillo
Ross Rogers
H. E. Hoover
Wes Izzard
Amarillo Public
Mason King
Carrie Nation
Bill Burger
W. M. McCarty
Bill Beechler
Carl Hinton
Bob Epperson
Bruce Autry
Hubert Cole
Dutch Kaufhold
Polk Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Amarillo Hotel
Safety notes outline stricter driver penalties nationwide
The article details three provisions: suspending and revoking operator licenses and vehicle registrations for serious violations, barring offenders from roads until they prove ability to compensate for future damages, and establishing reciprocal interprovincial rulings to ban outlawed drivers across states. It mentions a proposed national framework and notes about state licensing practices.
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American Automobile Association
Lexus
Deesert Bas Tin
Treasury announces large refinancing plan cuts interest
The treasury outlined a swap exchange of 20 to 25 year bonds at 2.7 percent for 1.85 billion dollars of Fourth Liberty 4 percent bonds and 5 percent notes for 528 million dollars of Treasury 2s due 1940. The move aims to lower yields and steer investment to commerce while allowing cash options for some holders. Hopkins recalled to Washington for relief conference. White House cites unusual Oval Study Room meeting.
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Treasury
Fourth Liberty
Treasury 2
Maéce
Hopkins
Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
White House
Chicago
Oval
Youth Held Facing Glove Theft Charge
Freddie Johnson an 18 year old Amarillo youth is jailed in Potter County facing burglary charges. Bond set at 1500 dollars by Justice Bob Clark. Officers say he took six sample glove cases from George W Swarthouts car containing 300 gloves and several jackets. He was arrested by Clark Cain and John Snider.
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Freddie Johnson
Amarillo
Potter County
Bob Clark
George W. Swarthout
Clark Cain
John Snider
Beaumont and Pampa men named colonels on governor staff
W C Jack Todd of Beaumont and H Otto Studer of Pampa were named colonels on the governor's military staff completing a twelve member team. The report also notes France has the most old people and Russia the most children.
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Austin
W. C
Jack) Todd
Beaumont
H. Otto Studer
Pampa
France
Russia
Allred proposes tax reforms to ease Texas deficit
Governor Allred presses a 14.6 million deficit remedy based on revenue raises and broad taxes. He urges a chain store tax across chains in Texas, a one percent natural gas rate, higher sulfur tax, a one percent franchise tax on pipelines, and a substantial increase in the inheritance tax. He opposes general sales tax and favors a cautious income tax if needed with low brackets and ad valorem deductions.
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Texas
Allred
Personal Message Appeals To Renters And Landlords
A North Texas notice urges landlords with vacant rooms houses or apartments to place rental ads in The Globe News. The paper notes six years of rising demand since January and calls for action to meet the critical vacancy situation. Residents report increasing rental activity and frequent inquiries from advertisers seeking quicker results.
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Globe-News
Market report from Kansas City and New Orleans commodities
Hogs and cattle prices rise modestly with steady cattle openings and strong hogs. hogs sold around 9.30 top with mixed weights. cattle categories show steady to higher bids for fed steers and vealers. sheep bidding opens softer with lambs lower. New Orleans cotton opens firmer yet slips as Sterling weakens with May July and October futures down.
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Kansas City
U. 8
New Orleans
Liverpool
May
Creomulsion Advertises Quick Cough Relief
An old Creomulsion advertisement promotes seven benefits in one cough remedy. It claims powerful but harmless relief with no narcotics and offers on the spot refunds if the cough or cold is not relieved.
Company Sharees and Brands Listed in Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple corporations and sectors including Union Carbide United Gas US Steel Western Union Westinghouse Woolworth Gulf Oil Humble Oil Penn Road Swift and others with odd percentages and garbled terms. The source reads like a stock or industrial names montage rather than a coherent article.
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Union Carbide
United Corp
United Gas
Raaase Lae II S& Smelting
US Steel
Western Union
Westinghouse
Elec
Woolworth
BAM
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Fourth Avenue
North Buchanan Street
Panhandle Highway
Dumas
Mrs. Avery
Globe Office
Shawn Superb
Florida
California
London
Grover Hill
Kiwanis
Congress
The
Pampan
Kansas City Livestock
Dno. F. Clark U Co
New York
Jno. F. Clark & Co
T. Close
Alaska
Junean Gold
Allis Chalmers
Amer Smelt & Refereees Oily
Amer
T & 1B
Gt Armour «& Co Seenee
Atchison
Gulf Oil
Eee
Humble Oil
Penn Road
Srssees
Swift 7x Co
Auburn Auto
Dome Mines du Pont
Seveee
Eneetes
Barnadall
Hendix Aviation Hethlehem Steel
Horden Enueon M Briggs Manufa
Canada Dry
Ee Aes
Chrysler
Columb Gae & Flos
Comm Credit
Ee Ee Cocteos
Kodak
Nea
Firestone
Ory Ihly
Freeport
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette Razor
Goodyear
Northern
Soone
Great West Sugar
Stene Nickelseeee
Internat
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kroger Groe
Loew's Inceed
Montgomery-Ward
Biot
Ink
Central
North Am Aviation
North American Co
Ohio Oil
Packard Rate
Venney Co JC
Pennsylvania
Akg
Phillips
Remington Rand
Reynolds Tobacco
St. Joseph
Schulte United
Sears +e
Southern Railway
Enee Ak
Stewert-Warner Texas Corp
Texas Gulf
Texas Pre Coal & Oil
Ark
Allie ‘Trans-America Phyc
Jno. F. Clark Co
Seltzer
Romo Eltzer
Eadache Surgick
Jno
Boots the Cattlemen's
Myets
Sa -O- Ree
Calley
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