Panhandle exhibits to tour ten Midwest fairs this fall
Three Panhandle Development Association exhibits will tour three Midwestern states for six weeks, visiting three weeks in each state. Cost savings over a proposed train exhibit prompted the plan. Partners include Harve Haines and agents from Fort Worth Denver Santa Fe and Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Development Association
Harve H. Haines
Board of
City Development
Mid-Western
Panhandle
Colonel Haines
M. B. Oates
Fort Worth
Denver
Matt A. Cram
Plainview
J. S. Tinsley
Amarillo Aims to Land 1929 Hi-Y Convention
Amarillo officials mail a letter to Grover C. Good seeking to host the 1929 Hi-Y convention and prepare a Sandstorm story highlighting benefits. The Sandstorm issue will be distributed at this year Hi-Y convention in Wichita Falls. Cleveland eyes transatlantic dirigible port with landing site talks. Court of Civil Appeals proceedings list motions and reversals across several cases from Amarillo to Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover.c. Good
Texas State Boys’ Work
Amarillo
Hi-Y
Board of City Development
Wichita Falls
Cleveland
Ohio
London
Atlantic
Akron, Ohio
John Berry
Brook Park
Liverpool
Berlin
Paris
New York City
Baltimore
Court OF Civil Appeals For the Seventh District
Smith and Lowden Named as Presidential Candidates in South Dakota
In Pierre South Dakota on March 7 1932 the Democratic and Republican parties named their presidential nominees. Alfred E Smith the New York governor was chosen by the Democrats with Dan Moody Texas as running mate while Frank O Lowden of Illinois was selected by the Republicans with Charles G Dawes renominated as vice president Walsh Montana opposed Smith in the Democratic ballot and received 41 213 votes to 43 876 for Smith. Each proposal man used county vote totals from the last gubernatorial election to endorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pierre
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Frank O. Lowden
Illiois
South Dakota
United States
Smith
Dan Moody
Texas
Charles G. Dawes
Lowden
Gov. Smith
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Senator Walsh
Paris Perfumers Turn to Petrol Distillation Method
Paris region around Grasse adopts petrol distillation to extract flower oils, shortening production from jasmine and iris though raising costs. Roses release oil with steam, jasmine needs complex methods. Paris perfumers still rely on raw oils, blending into fashionable scents for the chic Parisienne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Grasse
France
Vega Woman Visits City with Mother and Sister
Mrs. Claude Morris of Vega spent Tuesday in the city accompanying her mother and sister who traveled from Hereford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Morris of
Vega
City
Hereford
Rumors Sweep Washington Over Lindbergh Plans
In Washington rumors swirl about Colonel Lindbergh as he returns from a trip to Scott Field. Reports claim meetings with J Barr Peat and Lendershot, and hints he may seek a rest cure at Johns Hopkins Hospital though officials say no contact has been made. Maj. Lanphier stays at a local club, while secrecy fuels speculation.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Capital
Lindbergh
Bowling Field
Scott Field
Belleville
Illinois
Cincinnati
Bolling Field
J. Barr Peat
L. J. Hendershot
West Elizabeth
Pennsylvania
Thomas G. Lanphier
Selfridge Field
Michigan
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Conspiracy Charges By Lewis Before Senators
John L. Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, testified before a Senate committee charging conspiracy among railroads misuse of the judiciary and private police in the central bituminous coal field. The report also lists multiple local social updates and movements around Amarillo with residents traveling, resignations, and family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associ.aress
Washington
Senate
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Local Notes on Amarillo Residents and Visitors
Mrs W Z Mays of 602 North Van Buren has pneumonia and is improving. Miss Ruby Biller recovered from surgery on March 2 at St Anthony hospital. Mrs Benson's mother, from Texhoma, visits at 1101 Jackson street. Mr and Mrs Homer Camp, formerly of 702 Harrison, now live in Wichita Falls. Mrs F W Weinberger of Palo Duro apartments returned from Wichita Kansas where she met her sister and plans to move to Chickasha. I A Bone runs Bone's Economy dress shop. Mrs Bone was formerly Miss Anna Peal.
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Cincinnati
Graham
California
C. BE. Graham
Beulah Baird
McMillen Oil Corporation
Clarendon
Fred Ligon, Jr
Dallas
W. H. Ward
White & Kirk's
Betty
Mildred Jackson
Pauline Jones
Lemma Miller
Stratford
Amarillo
John McCormack
Mamie Watson
Turner, Culton & Gibson
Harry Weinberger
St. Louis
J. C. Wagner
Groom
Spening
Addie Whitcomb
Ruby Kirk
Ethel Porter
Missouri
Slade of
Ruth Hutton
Oklahoma
J. P. LeNeveu
W. Z. Mays
North
van Buren Street
Ruby Biller
St. Anthony Hospital
Benson
Texhoma
Jackson Street
Homer Camp
Harrison Street
Wichita Falls
F. W. Weinberger
Palo Duro Apartments
Wichita
Kans
Chickasha
I. A. Bone
Bone
Rumania and Hungary Accept British Proposal on Expert Committee
The League of Nations council approved Sir Austen Chamberlain's plan to appoint a small expert committee to address the St Gotthard machine gun parts issue. The committee will include delegates from Holland Chile and Finland and will have power to call in specialists.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Rumania
Hungary
Austen Chamberlain
St. Gotthard
Council of the
League of Nations
Austen
Holland
Chile
Finland
League Council
Woman Burned to Death as Four Escape Fire
Mrs John Lee aged 30 was burned to death and four of her children escaped as a fire destroyed their Fort Worth home just after 8 this morning. Neighbors carried the children from the blazing building and another neighbor wrapped Mrs Lee in a blanket and pulled her out before the structure collapsed. The blaze is thought to have started from an oil stove explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Fort
Worth
John Lee
Nervous Folks Praise Capudine
Those who used Capudine for nerves headaches and pains praise it for quick safe relief by soothing nerves. Liquid form acts faster than tablets and powders. Contains no opiates. At all drug stores 30¢ and 60¢.
Doctor killed in refinery blast at Eldorado plant
Eldorado physician Dr. A. J. Edwards died in an explosion at a Lion Oil Refining camp experiment unit. Four others were injured: H. Whitwright, 34. Noel Morgan, 20. HL W. Campbell, 28. and a laborer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor
Eldorado, Ark
A. J. Edwards
Eldorado
Lion Oil
Dr. Edwards
H. Whitwright
Noel Morgan
HL W. Campbell
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Committee OF Panhandle
Inc
R. Griffin
Robert Linn
J. H. Payne
L. W. Chance
South Plains Coaches, Inc
A.A. Behringer
J. A. Batson
W. E. Bentley
Carra
Brough
Robinson & Humphrey
Reeder
B. A. Winter
J. B. Davis
Automobile Finance Co
W. ©. Bryan
B. Schallert
W. H. Pena
Affirmed
Standard Lumber & Mfg. Co
H. IR. Looper
W. F. Davis
P. B. Cox
J. H. Turner
James FE. Parker
Hal H. Vaughn
Virg Littlefield
Wheeler
Commercial Printing & Letter Service Co
R. W. O’keefe
Allas
Great Plains Oil & Gas Co
M. . Cox
Potter
First National Bank
Lubbocks
Ollie Alexander
Lubrock
Sam McCleskey
E. AcCleskey
Western Union Telegraph Co
K. N. Rutledge
Hall
B. B. Cochran
C. C. Crow
Mutual Life Insurance Assn
Karrie A. Lillard
After Lovelady
Cottle
J. M. Radford Grocery Co
Burlington
Vermont
Rhe
FOX Drug CO
Lindy
Lewis
Solons
Capudine
Greer’ S Dept
Polk Streets
J. A. Folger
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