Kansas City Livestock Market Report March 4
Hogs receipts 1 500. market uneven to higher for select lots. Cattle receipts 4 000. feeders steady, cows stronger, select fed steers near 10.40. Sheep receipts 6 000. lambs 25 cents lower, top fed at 9.35, yearlings 8.50. Later New Orleans cotton market weak on government sale resumption with March around 11.06 opening then 10.97.
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Panhandle club luncheon to honor mothers in law
The third annual mothers in law day luncheon will be held at 12:45 tomorrow in the Amarillo Hotel with toastmaster James O. Gulerie and Old Tack as guest of honor. Guests include Mayor Ross Rogers and parade director Mason King. reservations close today at 75 cents per plate. Numerous local members and guests from Claude and Canyon already have seats, with Louise Evans handling reservations by phone.
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Amarillo
James O. Gulerie
State Board of Education
Old Tack
Ross Rogers
Bill Beechler
Mason King
Louise Evans
James O. Curtis
W. F. Donald
R. L. Allen
N.S. Griggs
C. C. Cunningham
Sam Nutting
Frank McDermott
W.H. Pitt
Fontala Lindsey
H. E. Hertner
Margaret Farmer
B. W. Stephens
Jennie Lindbloom
C. A. Cadwallader
T. R. West
Anna Blake
M. F., Thomas
Maude Morgan
Florence Wilson
C. B. Hunter
R. A. Campbell
J. T. Christian
Claude
N. A. Crosson
Frank M. Munson
Canyon
Lioness named Spunky escapes Kernville camp in pursuit of mountain trek
Parker starred in Se quoia and Spunky valued at $10 000 by owner Rennie Renfro. The lioness wandered from a Ken Maynard western location into eastern mountains. A shot was fired and a prospector skinned the animal claiming a bounty. Renfro argued the beast was captive born and ineligible for state bounty.
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Parker
Rennie Renfro
Kernville
Renfro
Confession of War Time Interrogator’s Tactics Revealed
The document details a man’s two and a half year stay in Britain and three and a half years in London. It states he kept in touch with American and English wartime aviators and could access active servicemen for interrogation using a "drawing room tone" to elicit statements.
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London
Amarillo Underpass Project Urges Prompt Federal Action
Mr Farrington and M A Stainer pressed for swift action on the Buchanan Street grade separation. Texas reports await Washington approval while Austin officials delay to include the project. Mayor Ross Rogers echoed the urgency highlighting traffic relief and local payroll and material purchases.
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Amarillo
M. A. Stainer
Denver
Texas
Washington
Austin
Buchanan Street
Japanese Imperial Forces Suppress Rebellious Units
Report notes parts of eight infantry regiments in the first and second divisions and units of the 14th division were called in to suppress unrest. It mentions the first army division including the first and third infantry regiments and seventh heavy artillery regiments.
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Imperial Bodyguard
Suspect Morton Linked to Possible Escape from Oklahoma Prison
Police chief McDowell stated the youth believed to be Morton used an assumed name. A raid found the door locked from outside and no firearms on the premises. Virgil Beavers, head of the identification bureau, checked records on Morton suspected as an escaped prisoner from McAlister following last Saturday’s uprising.
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McDowell
Virgil Beavers
Police Department
Identification Bureau
Morton
Oklahoma State
McAlister
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