Weather and civic notes mix in Amarillo chatter
A sprawling column blends weather forecast with local events and trivia. It mentions cooling and warming trends, a possible upcoming disturbance, a Will Rogers appearance in Amarillo for next year, a Sandstorm forecast, Ted Shawn and his dancers performing at the auditorium, and community questions about reactions to handsome men. It also covers a cattlemen’s convention attendee, a cake sale by Balladettes and Balladors, veteran statistics, ad copy anecdotes, and local social notes about Amarillo residents and visitors.
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Ted Shawn
America
Shawn
Word of Appreciation for Panhandle Parade Efforts
Amarillo officers and The News-Globe thank all who aided the Mother's Day parade in Amarillo. Numerous bands and groups from Panhandle and beyond were lauded for their contributions, with praise for parade leadership, sponsors, volunteers, and local services. The item also shares local-interest snippets about Fagg brothers' ages and a reader inquiry.
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Amarillo
Mother-in-Law Club
News-Globe Organization
Mr. Hawk
Old Tack
James V. Allred
Claire Miller
Plains
Panhandle
West Texas Teachers’ College
Memphis
McLean
Texas Tech
Pampa
Crack Ladies
American Legion
Red Carnation
Sam Houston
Mavericks
Soldire
Alfred
United States
Mason King
Frost Motor Company
Toney Cuisum
Cullum Motor Company
Western Stockyard
Amarillo Furniture Company
H. A. Marr Grocery Company
Armstrong Transfer Company
West Texas Loan & Mortgage Company
Boy Scouts
Fine Ladies of Ladies Auxiliary
The
Stoneville
N. C
Fagg
R. P. Fagg
Axton
Jas. B. Fagg
Leaksville
N.C. W
Jno D. Fagg
Edward F. Fagg
Plemons
Texas
Frank W. Fagg
Anadarko
Oklahoma
What Th Writ ty LACK TACK What Th Writ ty LACK TACK
Dear Tack I am writing to congratulate you upon your splendid movement to restore the respect and consideration to mothers who through the strange alliances of their children get the title in law affixed to mother and are held up to scorn and ridiculed.
Wreck Victims Include Jameson In Canyon Highway Crash
Details describe a collision involving a southbound truck and a train near Ama rilla Canyon highway. Jameson died from a crushed skull after being thrown from the truck. Ambulance crews removed him as the Oreo clay site is noted seven miles south of Amarilla. The train crew declined to comment.
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Jameson
Glen Casey
Amarillo
Guy Chelf
Harry Ott
A. B. Stewart
Boise City
Amarilla
Canyon
Cary
NRA codes slow trade. Richberg urges Congress action
Washington dispatch notes Donald Richberg warning that delays in NRA codification harm industry. He lists eight codes affecting 1.875 million workers suspended, and seven service trades codes impacting nearly 1.5 million workers, with focus on cuts to codes and agency responsibilities. He claims codes are proposed by trade groups, not dictated by big firms, and praises board efforts amid criticism.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Donald Richberg
National Emergency Council
Richberg
Federal Trade Commission
Commerce Department
NRA
Costigan
Campbell sets pace in historic mile record chase
Campbell clocked a remarkable mile pace lasting two years ago at 1323 seconds per mile. He weighs options about remaining here to pursue 300 miles while awaiting city officials to decide on his future schedule and timing.
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Hoy
It's a Man's Game says Shawn of Dance at event
Ted Shawn, youthful director of the all male company, told the American Business Club that women were once barred from dance and only when art declined did women join. He said the two hour program features masculine themes and aims to restore higher artistic standards. Christian Thaulow introduced Shawn at the luncheon.
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Ted Shawn
Municipal Auditorium
American Business Club
Shawn
Christian Thaulow
Amarillo
Hamlin Trial Postponed Pending Appellate Ruling
Judge Nelson delayed the Hamlin trial until the appeals court rules. A 400 special venue was set for Monday as Miller seeks access to a confession cited in cross examination. The defense plans an insanity plea claiming state ownership of the confession ended upon its use in court.
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Miller
Nelson
Hamlin
California
Hamling
Texas relief bonds trimmed and funds debated in House
The committee narrowed bond use including 740000 in March and April and 400000 monthly May through November with 700000 reserved for December. A tax rise on race wagers to retire bonds was dropped and 200 salaries cap removed. Four percent for tubercular hospitalization, bond sales deplete relief funds, 3500000 remains of 20000000 from 1933. Rep Reed urged rejection of the report to block 35 percent work relief.
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Board of Control
Texas
J. N Reed
Texarkana
House
Outlaw Charged in Grand Jury Conspiracy Case
Judge Atwell chided attorneys as Outlaw stood accused of conspiring with postman C M Lee to furnish false testimony to the grand jury about the Stafford shooting during narcotic law investigations in Garea County. The defense sought to quash the indictment. one accomplice was acquitted, leaving implications for the other.
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Atwell
Outlaw
C M Lee
Stafford
Garea
Sofense
College Singers Sponsor Cake Sale Saturday
The Balladers and Balladettes of Amarillo College will sponsor a cake sale at White and Kirk on Saturday. The sale runs all day to raise funds for club travel to the Federation of Music Clubs Convention in San Angelo.
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White & Kirk's
Amarillo College
San Angelo
White & Kirk
Federation of Music Clubs
Mystery Deepens Over Indian Joe Injury at Green Hut
Indian Joe Taylor lies in serious condition at Northwest Texas Hospital with blood loss and speech loss after a night incident near the Green Hut on East Tenth Avenue. Police found a broken windshield a blood smeared shotgun stock and signs of struggle plus a suitcase stolen from a car at the Tri-State Fair Grounds later identified by Glenn L. Williams of Wheeler.
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Joe
Taylor
Northwest Texas Hospital
Green Hut
East Tenth Avenue
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Glenn L. Williams
Wheeler
Long proposals Share Our Wealth plan during rally
Senator Long urged a national Share Our Wealth program detailing a $5,000 home a guaranteed income of 2,500 dollars a year and free education for all. He proposed taxing large fortunes to fund pensions for the aged and veterans while limiting multi millionaires and preserving some balance from big fortunes.
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St. Vitus
Long
Hugh S. Johnson
Charles F. Coughlin
Ford
America
Les Lovie
Huey Long Reveals Plan to Reshape Economy and Agriculture
Long proposes yearlong vacations and extended hours to align production with demand. He envisions government stored surpluses for cotton and other crops, with farmers living on warehouse receipts while focusing on public works and rural modernization. He claims he will aid both white and Black Americans, cites fear of Roosevelt and critics, and recalls a personal pledge to reform wealth redistribution.
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Louisiana
Long
Bacon
Milton
William Jennings Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Greece's Tsaldaris Fights Rebellion Amid War Tensions
Premier Panayoti Tsaldaris rejects fear of uprising and vows suppression as General Kondylis moves to strike. Government claims Crete and parts of the Aegean are affected, while loyal Greeks condemn seditious leaders and back the legal government.
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Associated Press
Athens
Panayoti Tsaldaris
Associated Press Today
Greece
Crete
Aegean Islands
Oriental
Macedonia
Kondylis
Huey Long Shifts From Senate to Country Talk
The Louisiana Kingfish abandoned the Senate flame for a late night studio broadcast to address the nation. He criticized the White House NRA Blue Eagle AAA and alphabet agencies, saying people want sense not Billingsgate. About fifty friends and press attended as Long spoke on high finance and constitutional contracts through the night.
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Huey P. Long
Senate
Louisiana
White House
Johnson
NRA
Long
Market snapshot from New Orleans and Kansas City trade
Cotton opened steady with slight losses and gains as prices moved from 12.28 to 12.19 for March and 12.90 to 12.29 for May. Kansas City hogs and cattle traded mixed with steady to lower tones, top hog price 9.68, cattle mostly steady with steady to lower values across killing classes and feeders.
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New Orleans
Mach
Kansas City
D. A
Picture Studio on Wheels due in Amarillo tomorrow
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Traveling Motion Picture Studio arrives in Amarillo at 2 PM and screens at Paramount Theater from 4 to 7 PM. Will R. Winch announces the public display of sound recording and projection equipment valued near 50 000 dollars with Marcia LaPine on makeup on site. The visit includes demonstrations of filming and projection and a Q&A on makeup.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Amarillo
Paramount Theater
Will R. Winch
Winch
Hollywood
Marcia LaPine
Max Factor
Metro-Goldwyn Mayer
Southwest
J. T. Harmon
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Mobilgas
Mobiloil
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Purman Williams
Williams
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Dial
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Ovee
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A A Rogeli Decherd
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George H Williams
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W of Jameson
Opal Bird
Abilene
Tm.tweedy
Barbara James
Prank
David Jameson
Campbell
A.B.C
Hamliin
Mr Fastus Metlean
College Singers
Kingfish
Morgans
Rockefellers
Mellons
Baruchs
Bakers
Astors
Vanderbilts
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Rockefeller
Bulgaria
New York
Dno F Clark and Co
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Picture Studio ON Wheels Due
M-G-M Traveling Company
Hildebrand
M. E. Hildebrand
Mr. Hildebrand
Claude C. Hildebrand
Phillips Petroleum Company
Alaska
Colhian Carbon
South
Consol
Nome Mines
Pontoa
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Great Northern RR
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Great West Sugar - Ally Bily Internat Harvester Te Ariy Aay
Internat Nickel Tree
Kelvinator
Kresge
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Loew's
RAN
Tarillard Saber
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Montgomery-Ward
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North Amer Aviation
North American Co
Northern Pacific RR
Packard Veneer Ee
Penney Co
Pennsylvania RR
Tener
Phillips Tees
Remington Rand
Reynolds Tebreco Date AB Ly
Seaboard
Sears Roebuck
Aaty Soecony-Vacuum
Aly South Pac RR
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Southern Railway
Tee
Ges & Elecak
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Texas Gulf
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Trion Carbide O Sane
Union Mil
Lily United Corp
aSly
BRS
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Uu & Smelting Re
U S Steel
al Alls Western Union
DAN
Westinghouse Flor
Woolworth Sone
Chicago
Inc. F. Clark & Co
Prey
Gulf Mille Haly
Humble Oil
Penn Road
Standard
Indiana
Swift & Co
Underwood
Sundstrand
West 7Th St
H. F. Eldridge
Jewell Davidson
Potter County, Texas
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