Bivins Elected President of Panhandle Hereford Breeders
At the Panhandle Hereford Breeders annual session in Amarillo Julian L. Bivins was elected president to succeed J. P. Pronger. J. Lindsay Nunn became vice president and W. M. Gouldy was reelected secretary treasurer. The banquet drew the largest crowd in 26 years as speakers praised Fat Stock Show cattle and 4 H Club efforts. a tribute was read for Wilbur C. Hawk.
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Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association
Julian L. Bivins
Amarillo
J. P. Pronger
Stratford
J. Lindsay Nunn
W. M. Gouldy
Panhandle Plains
Wilbur C. Hawk
Frank Farley
American Hereford Journal
Kansas City
Bivins
R. J. Kinzer
American Hereford Association
Sam McKelvie
Nebraska
B. H. Heide
Chicago
Pete Peterson
The
Drovers Telegram
Albert Mitchell
American National Livestock Association
Albert, N. M
F. E. Mollin
American National Livestock
Hours Filled With Entertainment for Wives of Stockmen
The cattlemen’s ladies are well entertained while the men conduct business sessions. A tea at the Country Club opens the schedule, with a matinee, luncheon, tea dansant, and Round-up Ball planned. Numerous registered attendees from Texas towns and out-of-state cities are listed, including Mrs. W. W. Brunson and Mrs. Hal C. Peck among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
General Entertainment Committee
Junior Welfare League
Midland
W. W. Brunson
Hal C. Peck
Frank McMordie
C. C. Freeman
Mary Helen Lawrence
Geraldine Freeman
Stinnett
J. T. Claybrook
Ike Record
Mary Sue Thomas
Pampa
R. C. Ledrick
J. FE. Carson
Lee Ledrick
J. S. Wynne
C. L. Thomas
Newton P. Willis
John Sims
Amarillo Show Draws Notables In Livestock Field
Association Denver A. C. Williams president of the Federal Land Bank along with Frasier Biggs of the Western Livestock Journal and Horace M. Russell participate in the Amarillo show. Lincoln Nebraska judge H. J. Gramlich also attends amid a roster of industry figures from Albuquerque and Houston.
Postpone Meeting Of Women Democrats
The Women’s Democratic Club meeting scheduled for tomorrow night has been moved to Thursday evening March 19. Publicity chairman Mrs. W D Westbay announced the postponement. The gathering will take place in Room 202 at the Herring Hotel.
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Women's Democratic Club
W. D. Westbay
Herring Hotel
Davis to Study European Farms During Foreign Tour
Officials expect Chester Davis to leave next week for Europe to study foreign agricultural conditions for at least two months under a presidential commission. He will take a leave of absence as AAA administrator but retain the title. H. R. Tolley will be named acting administrator and lead the soil conservation program launch.
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Washington
Chester Davis
Europe
Roosevelt
AAA
Davis
H. R. Tolley
Tolley
Admiral Earl Beatty Dies Hero of Jutland at 65
London reports Admir al Earl Beatty 65 long the grand fleet commander and Jutland hero has died after illness starting from a cold suffered at King George V’s funeral. A life of naval exploits and leadership ends with his burial planned near Jellicoe in St Paul’s Cathedral. The Earl, born 1871, rose from midshipman to first lord of the admiralty, led Scapa Flow surrender, and earned a peerage with a large estate. He married Ethel Field in 1901. two sons survived him.
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London
U.P
Earl Beatty
Grand Fleet
Jutland
George V
Empire
Beatty
St. Paul's Cathedral
Sir J. R. Jellicoe
Navy
David Beatty
Lord Kitchener
Nile
Sudan
Jellicoe
North Sea
Admiral Jellicoe
Admiralty
Scapa Flow
The
Ethel Field
Marshall Field
Chicago
David Field Beatty
Viscount Borodale
Peter Randolph Louis Beatty
Sirloin and steak orders mix with board resignation note
The piece blends diners requests at The Chuck Wagon with varied sirloin, rib, and T bone preferences and ends with a report that a board of regents member prepared to seek resignation while Dr Frank defended his administration amid a university controversy over pay and athletic department issues.
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Board of Regents
Capital Times
Dr. Frank
Harold M. Wilkie
Frank
Beef Week Steaks Highlight Junior Welfare League Tea Room
The Junior Welfare League Tea Room features Beef Week Steaks this week as a tribute to visiting cattlemen from the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers' Convention. Rose Bowl Tea Room at 402 Polk Street hosts the event.
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Junior Welfare League
Fritz Seibold
Tea Room
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Polk Street
Newsboys Guests At Ripley's Unit
A Ripley Believe It or Not unit touring Amarillo features human oddities from the News Globe circulation department. The show at 517 Polk Street includes the fattest girl in the world the man with the iron tongue the pinhead and the man with 1000 voices drawing hundreds of local visitors.
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Ripley's
Believe
News- Globe
Polk Street
Paper Says Frank May Be Removed
The Capital Times reports Dr. Glenn Prank will resign or be removed as president of the University of Wisconsin by June 1. The note follows a recent report and details remain unclear as actions proceed in Madison.
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Frank
Madison
Wis
The
Capital Times
Glenn Prank
University of Wisconsin
Jone 1
Cattlemen's leader diverted to Wichita amid dust storm
A. R. Habenstreit boarded a TWA flight in Albuquerque destined for Amarillo but landed in Wichita due to a dust storm near Amarillo. The Santa Rosa Rock Asphalt Company head, friend of Gov. Clyde Tingley, planned to fly with the governor who stayed in Santa Fe. He notified Wichita associates he would ride the next westbound plane if able to stop, as visibility at English Field was one fifth of a mile.
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A. R. Habenstreit
TWA
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Wichita
Kan
English Field
Habenstreit
Santa Rosa Rock Asphalt Company
Clyde Tingley
Tingley
Santa Fe
New Mexico
W. J. Kelly
The Romantic Young Lady Theater Play Thursday
The Little Theater presents The Romantic Young Lady in Spanish setting at the Municipal Auditorium Thursday night. It is the season’s third show with reserved seating at Palo Duro Furniture and ticket booth reservations for season ticket holders. Tickets are 35 and 50 cents directed by Mrs. Eloise Gipson.
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Municipal Auditorium
Little Theater
Palo Duro Furniture Company
Eloise Gipson
Storm Shedding Hats Triggers Walk Through Room
A popular novelist loses her hat during a squall as it blows into her room. Several named individuals including Dr. Alex 58 and Charlotte Allen are listed among those involved or nearby, with miscellaneous surnames such as Pitman Lovett Swin dell and Whittington appearing in the account.
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Alex
Wiesel
Charlotte Allen
Dorothy Hail Pitman
Mabel Lovett
Richard Roberts
R. R. Swindell
Chester Martin
Bill Ward
Joseph Cannon Whittington
George Vineyard
Ivan Fenn
Foreign War Vets to Welcome National VFW Leaders Tonight
John B. Golding Post Veterans of Foreign Wars holds 8 PM meeting to arrange entertainment for national commander James E. Van Zandt and department commander E. B. Wiseman during the event. The plan focuses on hospitality and program details for guests.
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James E. van Zandt
E. BE. Wiseman
John B. Golding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW Officials Arrive for Amarillo Plans
VFW leaders will land by plane this March 30 at Pam field then travel to Amarillo returning that night. A fatal confrontation near Oakdale Tennessee involved a black widow and a gray widow in an arranged fight.
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Legion Hall
VFW
Pam
Amarillo
Black Widow
Se the Gray Widow
Oakdale
Tenn
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Vega
R. T. Alexander, Jr
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J. W. Truman
Canyon
Henry Beekman
James Cannon
Fort Worth
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E. B. Spillers
Frances Spillers
Dumas
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J. J. Smith
Plainview
L. E. Armstrong
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Alanreed
Luella Cason
Cason
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Gem
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Sunray
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Mineral Wells
R. W. Calham
Conway
W. J. Hill
Juanita Hill
Bushland
Kit Carson
Colo
R. F. Culbertson
H. B. Jones
Tucumcari
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Endee
G. B. Armstrong
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Roswell
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Nara Visa
Schenley Whiskey
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Lew Fields
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Jack Roach
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