Fort Worth Boosters To Be Here Thursday
About 100 Fort Worth boosters arrive by special train Thursday with Texas Christian University Band to invite cowmen to attend the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show March 13 22. Bob Calen and Gene McLaughlin to perform roping acts. lunch with Rotary Club at Herring Hotel. reservations urged for Amarillo guests.
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Fort Worth
Texas Christiam University
E. G. Parker
Bob Calen
Fort Worth Rodeo
Bob
Gene Mclaughlin
Gene
High School Band to Open Concert with Egmont Overture
Amarillo students lead a spring concert featuring Beethoven Egmont Overture and Colonel Bogey March as contest pieces. The program includes Mozart Minuet, Mascagni Intermezzo, Zamecnik pieces, harp solos, and a large ensemble of soloists and encore selections.
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Stephen Foster
Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
Oscar Wise
Stephen Collins Foster
Foster
University of Pittsburgh
Foster Hall
Guzman
Marine Band
Ttme
Comerican Union
Washington
Director Wise
Colonel Bogey
G. EF. Holmes
W. A. Mozart
Lawrence Beyer
Charles Hoyle
Paul Norman
Orville Jordan
Cavaliera Rusticana
Mascagni
Margaret Wingate
Panhandle
J. 8
Zamecnik
Naomi Wiggins
Alpha Mae Stone
Sylvia Garland
Bill Dyer
Edd Gee
Polly
J S. Zamecnik
Margaret Seibel
Goldman
Billy Hill
Luis Guzman
Alexander
Paul Yoder
Harvey Larson
Herbert Harper
Redhead Trend Gains Marion Talley in Hollywood
Marion Talley, the Kansas City singer actress, debuted with titanium red hair today in Hollywood. Her hair had shifted from blonde to auburn over the past six months since she arrived in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Calif
Marion Talley
Kansas City
Notable Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers leaders profiled
Dayton Moses renowned attorney for the Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association and Berkley Spiller long time secretary and editorial director of The Cattleman are highlighted as top officers and employees, known nationwide for litigation success and leadership in cattlemen's interests.
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Texas-Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Dayton Moses, Top
Berkley Spiller
Dayton Moses
Texas Southwestern Association
the Cattleman
Panhandle API Meeting Shows Gas Conservation Lecture
The Panhandle Chapter of the American Petroleum Institute holds its monthly meeting on Wednesday, March 11 at 8 P M in the City Auditorium Pampa. Dr H D Wilde Jr presents an illustrated lecture and motion picture on the value of gas conservation and efficient use of a natural water drive demonstrated by laboratory models. The Pampa music department provides entertainment. the event is billed as one of the year's best meetings.
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Panhandle
American Petroleum Institute
City Auditorium
Pampa
H. D. Wilde, Jr
Pampa City School
Charity Dance For Junior Welfare League Planned
A charity dance to raise funds for the Junior Welfare League activities will be held Wednesday night at 10 in the Crystal Ballroom. The Southwestern Cattlemen's Association convention program includes the event with the Phil Phillips orchestra. Tickets available through league members or at the dance. Mrs Art I Wagoner chairs the finance committee handling advance sales.
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Junior Welfare League
Southwestern Cattlemen's Association
Crystal Ballroom
Phil Phillips
League
Art I. Wagoner
Treasury position shows deficits and rising debt
Treasury data for March 7 reports receipts of 13.46 million and expenditures of 17.68 million, yielding a net balance of 1.75 billion. Fiscal year receipts total 2.43 billion with 4.86 billion in outlays, including emergency spending, driving a 2.43 billion excess. Gross debt stands at 30.51 billion, up 0.41 million, with gold assets at 10.17 billion.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Marlin Attorney Dies at 50 After Pneumonia
Frank Oltorf, a Marlin attorney and director of the Brazos River Conservation and Reclamation District, died last night of pneumonia at age 50 arriving from Marlin.
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Marlin
Frank Oltorf
Brazor River Conservation and
Chicago livestock leader visits Amarillo meeting
B H Heide of Chicago attends the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association annual gathering in Amarillo. He praises Texas cattle by noting strong Chicago market results and Texas breeders success, including Merkel firm C M Largent and Sons with 17 Herefords and multiple prizes at the Chicago International Livestock Exposition. Highland Herefords from Marfa lead grand champion honors in Chicago last December.
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Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Amarillo
B. H. Heide
Chicago
Mr. Heide
Texas
C. M. Largent and Sons
Merkel
Stockmen to Be Guests at Nat Tonight in Amarillo
Cattlemen attending the convention will be guests of honor at a free party hosted by Harry C. Badger owner of The Nat Amarillo. Badger recently bought four New Mexico ranches forming the Badger Bruner Cattle Company with Hal Bruner. Ranches include Bear Springs Muleshoe near Magdalena Double Circles near Datil and Largo Valley near Quemada. Orchestra begins at 9 30 p m with night club reservations available.
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Harry C. Badger
Amarillo
Badger- Bruner Cattle Company
Hal Bruner
Texas Colleges Shine in Stock Judging Contests
Texas Tech at Lubbock and Texas A and M at College Station fielded strong student teams in stock judging. At Chicago last fall teams from 22 state colleges competed. the Texas O and M team tied for first in sheep judging while Texas Technological contestants ranked second in swine judging.
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Texas
Texas Agricultural Colleges
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Texas A. & M. College
College Station
Chicago
Texas O and M
Texas Technological
Power needed rises with speed for highway driving
The statement notes that to drive an automobile at 70 mph requires about five times as much horsepower per mile as driving at 20 mph. It implies rising energy demands with speed and highlights efficiency considerations for highway travel.
Measles and Mumps Delay Texarkana Murder Trial
Woodrow Ward, 22, charged with the murder of transient barber W. W. Huff, had his trial continued after physicians reported he suffered measles and mumps. The case was pushed to March 18. Roy May, facing similar charges, also received a continuance.
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Texarkana
Ark
Woodrow Ward
Ward
W. W. Huff
Roy May
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Billy Foran
Thomas Slack
Lloyd Jenkins
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Thomas Pangle
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Bob Lewis
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David Hamrick
W. 6Th Street
Bridenstine and Plumlee General
Gotre Pub
Pabst Tapacan
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New York
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Premier Pabst Corp
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West 6Th St
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B.H. Heide
International Livestock Exposition
Bade
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All
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Cutter Laboratories
San Antonio
Cattlemen’s Progress
Denver
Burlington Lines
Denver City
Wichita Valley Railway
B. Farmer
Amarillo, Texas
F. B. Poole
Polk St
Arthur Walker
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