Weather and Mother-in-Law Day notes from Amarillo
The column lists rain and moisture chances in Texas and New Mexico with showers in Clovis Roswell and Lubbock, plus a Mother-in-Law Day wedding at the Paramount Theater. It also mentions Dorrance Roderick visiting Amarillo and veteran local items, plus light odds and ends from the area and country.
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Jin
Texas
New Mexico
Clovis
Roswell
Lubbock
Associated Press
United Press
Amarillo
Wire
Newark
Levine's
Herring Hotel
British Empire Air Services Expansion Aimed at 1935 Plans
In a report from Uvalde dated March 5% Leroy Pettitte 17 faces a four-year prison term after being convicted of killing his father last May. The piece notes subsidies for imperial airways and proposed Bermartta to New York service to launch with Pan American by April.
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Imperial Airways
New York
Pan American Airways
Uvalde
Leroy Pettitte
What To Write . TACK MUST HAVE WORK Dear Tack
A reader asks for help finding employment and notes they are a young mother of two seeking work. The letter outlines a request for guidance on securing domestic or housework opportunities and mentions continuation on page 8.
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Tam
Markets Hogs Cattle and Sheep Reports
Hogs at Kansas City trade steady to 10 cents lower with top at 10.15 and weights 200 to 190 pounds. Cattle about 1,000 head, calves 600, feeders steady. no high grade fed steers offered. yearlings near 9.00. Sheep around 2,000 head, lambs up about 25 cents, fed lambs to 11.25, most 10.90 to 11.25. New Orleans cotton futures edge lower on light volume. May 12.15, July 12.89, Oct 12.43, Dec 12.45.
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Kansas City
New Orleans
Allen Shoes opens in Amarillo with 10000 pairs
Amarillo welcomes Allen's newest store at 711 Polk Street as an experimental unit offering 10000 plus shoes for women. The shop features white marble frontage, indirect lighting, and a three price point lineup of 1.99 2.95 and 3.75. A.B. Sanders leads the Amarillo store with Jay Clark supervising district operations. Hermitage hosiery stylist Thelma Nealy joins as hosiery stylist. Opening was delayed from March 1 by a missed marble shipment in the Mississippi Valley.
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New Allen's
Polk Street
Allen Company
Amarillo
Allen’s
Mississippi Valley
Allen's
A. B. Sanders
Panhandle
Kansas City
A.B. Sanders
Allen
Jay Clark
Oklahoma City
Thelma Nealy
Claude
Amarilo
Amarillo Considers Entry In National Health Contest
At a Chamber of Commerce health conservation committee meeting yesterday evening, Amarillo discussed entering a national contest sponsored by the American Public Health Association. Dr. B M Primer will assemble a report by March 15 detailing county health projects including diphtheria cases, water and milk conditions, and other public health factors. Committee members listed: Clyde Smith, Dr J B Landers, Mrs Howard Puckett, C M Rogers, Bishop FE C Seaman, Dr Louis K Patton, Jewell Davidson, and Dr B M Primer.
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Chamber of Commerce Health Conservation Committee
Amarillo
American Public Health Association
B. M. Primer
Clyde Smith
J. B. Landers
Howard Puckett
C. M. Rogers
Bishop FE. C. Seaman
Louis K. Patton
Jewell Davidson
Permission Granted for Fur Storage Vault at Troy Laundry
The city grants permission to the Troy Laundry at 304-06-08 Tyler Street to build a fur storage vault. Estimated cost is $2,598. Contractor Neill Singleton expects completion by April 14.
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Troy
Tyler Street
Neill Singleton
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce drive directors confer on funds
Guy Sickler of the American Cities Bureau will direct the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce campaign for funds. He conferred with Tom Cotten and Wade Brymer, directors. Plans for a March 15 drive, aiming to raise $20,000 for the new fiscal year starting April 15, were discussed. The Junior Chamber of Commerce has not yet responded to participate and take an 18 percent share. The annual meeting is set for next Friday.
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Guy Sickler
American Cities Bureau
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Tom Cotten
Wade Brymer
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Funeral for Asa L Gallop Set Tomorrow Morning
Funeral services for Asa L Gallop, 60, who died due to injuries from a February 15 car strike, will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow from the Maxwell Brothers chapel. Gallop resided at 417 North Pierce Street and is survived by daughter Mrs Mayo Br Tidemann of Grinnell, Iowa. Rev FE FR Foster of the Assembly of God Church will officiate. Burial will be in Liano cemetery.
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Asa Ll. Gallop
Heaxwell Brothers Chapel
Gallop
Smith Apartments
North Pierce Street
Mayo BR. Tidemann
Grunnell
Iowa
FE FR Foster
Assembly of God Church
Liano Cemetery
Trade and Business Advances Ahead on All Fronts
Dun & Bradstreet reports vigorous advance in trade and business this week driven by more favorable developments on key fronts. The weekly review notes renewed momentum across markets in New York and beyond.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Weekly Review
Esther Johnsson To Be Guest Artist At Tulsa Concert
World famous pianist Esther Johnsson will be guest artist with the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra Monday night. After the performance she will travel to Boston and New York, and plans a spring sail for another European summer. Omaha critic August M. Borglum praised her technical skill and musical understanding.
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Esther Johnsson
Tulsa Symphony Orchestra
Tulsa
Amarillo
Boston
New York
Europe
Omaha
August M. Borglum
the World-Herald
Miss Johnsson
Amarillo Chamber invited to Borger and Pampa celebrations
Amarillo's Chamber of Commerce received invitations to Borger’s birthday party next Monday and the Pampa Chamber of Commerce banquet next Tuesday. Borger boosters director H N Pruett and Pampa secretary Garnet Reeves delivered the invitations. Lions Club members plan a Dumas trip tonight with W W Gibson as trip chairman and Hubert Cole calling a 10 AM Saturday meeting at the Amarillo Hotel.
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Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Borger
Pampa Chamber of Commerce
H.N. Pruett
Borger Boosters
Garnet Reeves
Pampa
Lions Club
Dumas
W. W. Gibson
Lions
Hubert Cole
Troy Laundry
Milk bootleggers operate in Amarillo says health official
Amarillo dairy inspector Ted Ratcliff says bootleggers still operate in the city with some dairymen skipping permits. He notes milk supply is rated near perfect and most dairymen meet the new strict state standard, though illegal dairy activity continues at a reduced level.
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Amarillo
Ted Ratcliff
Health Unit
United States
Murder Charge Prepared In Chloroform Killing
Charlottesville Va March 5 a murder charge of first degree was prepared against Dr R G Miller for the chloroform killing of 14 year old Cleo Sprouse the case ready for submission to a grand jury next week
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Charlottesville
R. G. Miller
Pretty Cleo Sprouse
Tate Today
Ed Chambers Dies After Short Illness at Local Hospital
Ed Chambers 55, a retired farmer, died this morning at a local hospital after a brief illness. Survived by wife, two sons Charlie of Los Angeles and Ira of Amarillo, daughter Nina of Marlow Okla, three brothers and one sister. Funeral at 10 tomorrow at Blackburn-Shaw chapel with Rev BE Fincher officiating. Burial Llano Cemetery.
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Ed Chambers
Charlie Chambers
Los Angeles
Ira Chambers
Amarillo
Nina Chambers
Marlow
Okla
Sherman Chambers
Walter Chambers
Mountain View
Mack Chambers
Brownfield
Audie Burns
Lubbock
Blackburn-Shaw
BE. B. Fincher
Ellwood Presbyterian Church
Llano Cemetery
Nearly Score Arrests in Amarillo Night Bust
A near score of men and women were arrested for drunkenness in Amarillo last night. The city jail filled as detainees were brought to corporation court for trial before Judge W. G. Fly. An officer termed it the usual first week of the month business.
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Amarillo
Mother Hubbard
Corporation Court
Ww. G. Fly
Runaway Boys From Jenks Return Home
Erwin Snethen Tommie Heinen and Jack Fisher three Jenks Oklahoma boys who ran away were located in Amarillo and ready to go home Their fathers via Jenks police chief wired Amarillo police chief W R McDowell to arrange return The boys stated they left four days ago but decided home is best All are grade school students in Jenks
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Erwin Snethen
Tommie Heinen
Jack Fisher
Jenks
Okla
Amarillo
Snethen
W. R. McDowell
Heinen
Political Pot Is Simmering Here
Amarillo election set for Tuesday April 6 sparks activity as businessmen circulate petitions seeking re election for current city commission members Mayor Ross Rogers travels to San Angelo San Antonio and Aransas Pass for a week. Commissioners Joe Jenkins and H Ernest Smith had no announcements.
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Amarillo
Commission
Ross Rogers
San Angelo
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Joe Jenkins
H. Ernest Smith
Co-Op Holds its Annual Meeting of Stockholders
About 200 managers and directors of the Consumers Cooperative Association gathered at 11 in the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel for their annual stockholders meeting. Speakers included John B. Jones of Houston Bank of Cooperatives and R C Johnson of Consumers Fuel at Dalhart.
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Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
John B. Jones
Houston Bank of Cooperatives
R. C. Johnson
Consumers’ Fuel
Dalhart
R. B. Gist
Happy
C. W. Bergner
Texhoma
W. W. Kurfees
Labor unions press for sole bargaining role in talks with Chrysler
Laborwill demand recognition as sole bargaining agency before considering other demands in its conferences with the Chrysler Motor Corp. Meanwhile, jobless numbers rise as new strikes begin. About 10 000 idle at Firestone plants in Akron Ohio. Disputes idle 1200 at four Detroit Bohn Aluminum plants. Peninsular Metal Products and Thompson Products settlements affect 1050 and 800 workers. Over 100 Woolworth salesgirls in Detroit begin sixth day of sit down strike. Sailors union eases fears of another San Francisco maritime dispute.
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Chrysler Motor Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubbar Co
Akron
Ohio
Detroit
Bohn Aluminum Co
Peninsular Metal Products Corporation
Thompson Products Co
F. W. Woolworth Company
San Francisco
Sailors Union
Picket Lines Withdrawn After Northrop Strike Vote
United Automobile Workers aviation unit ends 11 day idle period after LA talks yielding a settlement following a majority vote to determine Northrop Aircraft Company employees' bargaining agency.
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United Automobile Workers, Aircraft Division
Los Angeles
Northrop Aircraft Company
Police Department To Be Augmented For Fat Stock Show
Amiarillo's police department with 45 members will be augmented next week to guard crowds at the Fat Stock Show. Additional uniformed officers will patrol the business district around Union as Vanguard crowds begin arriving for the annual show and cattle men’s convention.
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Amiarillo
Union
Joe L. Hopkins Rites Set For Saturday
Funeral services for Joe L. Hopkins 36 will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at Griggs Chapel with Rev. E B Fincher officiating. Hopkins of 2400 Williams Street died in a local hospital Wednesday night. Survived by mother Elizabeth Hopkins and brother Ray Hopkins of Denton. Interment Llano Cemetery.
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Joe L. Hopkins
Griggs Chapel
E. B. Fincher
Hopkins
Williams Street
Elizabeth Hopkins
Ray Hopkins
Denton
Llano Cemetery
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