Unemployed Senator Thomas Wears Rags in Senate Display
Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma, a Democrat, wore ragged overalls in the Senate to dramatize the plight of unemployment victims and urge relief. The scene underscored the era's jobless crisis and prompted calls for action from Congress.
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Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Senate
Brisbane on the Day’s Topics and Radio Pioneers Amos and Andy
Arthur Brisbane reviews headlines and public sentiment while noting Chicago radio duo Amos and Andy. The column mentions the Correll Gosden pair, their radio personas, and hints at their offstage lives and moral warnings about fear and death.
Real Estate Ads Promoting Spring Home Purchases
Classified page highlights numerous compact homes ideal for newlyweds at special prices. Down payments and favorable terms available if purchase is completed before March 15. Dealers cooperate to push a Buy a Home This Spring campaign.
Man dies after shooting during arrest in Phillips area
Deputy Sheriff C A McLaury, 47, died from chest and abdomen wounds after trying to disarm D C Evans, 31, at the Alamo cafe in Phillips. Evans was captured nearby and jailed at Stinnett. Dr W M McLaury donated blood for a transfusion. Funeral plans announced for Aspermont burial.
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Borger
Texas
C. A. McLaury
Stinnett
W. M. McLaury
Aspermont
McLaury
D. C
Denver
Blackie” Evans
Phillips
Evans
Cal Baird
John Crabtree
Pantex Hospital
John Miller
Alamo Case
Burglars Loot Harris Grocery Using Ladder and Rope
A J. H. Harris & Son grocery at 708 East Tenth Avenue was burglarized Wednesday night. A ladder and rope were used to reach the skylight, $600 in cash was stolen from the safe, three revolvers removed, and about $700 in paper currency left hidden in a ledger. No stock was taken. Police found the rear door ajar and the ladder in place. fingerprint photos were taken as investigation began.
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J. H. Harris & Son
East Tenth Avenue
William D. McNeills
Amarillo
Yeggs
Ed Holloway
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Police Department
Harris Grocery
Wright Wounded In Accidental .38 Pistol Discharge
S H Wright 43 was critically wounded by an accidental pistol discharge in the yard of Consumers Service Company at 403 Hayden Street. The unnamed weapon fired from clothing, entering the abdomen and exiting near the left shoulder. Wright, formerly Amarillo Furniture Company president, was attended by Griggs Ambulance and local residents before being taken to Northwest Texas Hospital.
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S. H. Wright
Northwest Texas Hospital
Consumers Service Company
Hayden Street
W. W. Mason
Wright
Amarillo Furniture Company
Mr. Mason
Mr. Wright
L. E
O. E. Logston
Claude
Madison Street
Arrests in Abilene liquor raid by federal and local officers
In Abilene on March 12, 32 people including 11 women were charged with liquor offenses after a DOJ and local raid of 20 establishments. Ida M. James charged sale or possession of liquor and public nuisances. Three cars used for liquor delivery were seized. Police held many suspects in jail after agents say they bought liquor from several prisoners.
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Abilene
Department of Justice
United States
Ida M. James
Dallas Banker Advises on Loan Plans
Fort Worth March 12 Breeders who grow their own feed and are good risks can obtain all the money they need at 4.4 per cent Nathan Adams president of the First National Bank of Dallas and member of the government Seed Loan Advisory Committee told the Texas Breeder-Feeder Association meeting More than 300 breeders attended presided over by Frank P Holland Dallas president All those present signed a petition to legislators asking for an appropriation of 25 000 for a revolving fund to be supplemented each year by 8 600 for determining the best feeding method.
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Fort Worth
Mar
Nathan Adams
First National Bank of Dallas
Texas
Frank P. Holland
Dallas
Radio to Carry Voice of Stars on WABC Series
Starting March 25 a weekly program on WABC and 46 stations features Broadway and screen stars before the microphone with Ted Hastings as host. Stars already secured include Belle Baker Ruth Etting Grace Hayes Ginger Rogers Beth Challis Lee Morse and Dorothea See.
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Ebutterfield
Associated Press
New York
Radio
WABC
Ted Hasting
Belle Baker
Ruth Etting
Grace Hayes
Ginger Rogers
Beth Challis
Lee Morse
Dorothea
Scandals of 1931 minstrel may tour Panhandle towns
The Crippled Children Council Minstrel Scandals of 1931 played two nights in Amarillo to a packed Municipal Auditorium. J C Paschall says the show could net at least 5000 dollars after expenses with ads and merchant support. plans for a road tour depend on future arrangements. The second annual production relies on donated talent and cooperation of the community.
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Crippled Children Council
Panhandle
J. C. Paschall
Amarillo
Paschall
Oil imports cooperation eyed as curb on overproduction
Secretary Wilbur says all oil firms asked have agreed to cooperate in limiting imports. Hoover and the federal board view a interstate oil production compact as a possible step to ease the industry’s overproduction crisis. Three undeveloped fields, including Kettleman Hills, California, show potential, while Oklahoma City and East Texas Louisiana fields loom large with limitless possibilities. Tulsa to host March 27 meeting of Mid-Continent members of the American Petroleum Institute to hear papers and elect district officers.
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Washington
Wilbur
Federal Conservation Board
Hoover Administration
Lamont
Kettleman Hilla
California
Oklahoma City
Texas-Louisiana
Associated Prone
Tulsa
Okla
American Petroleum Institute
Division of Production
Dr J Frank Norris Presses Fort Worth Tabernacle Sermon
Dr J Frank Norris, pastor of First Baptist Fort Worth, will preach at Ninth Avenue and Van Buren Street tabernacle Thursday at 7 30 pm on The Coming Amageddon of the World. He arrived in Amarillo Thursday morning for a single service. Rev Jack Neville, tabernacle pastor, has just returned from a revival in Oklahoma City.
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Fort Worth
Tabernacle
Ninth Avenue
van Buren Street
Norris
Amarillo
Jack Neville
The
Oklahoma City
Defenders’ Tabernacle
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy and warm tonight and Friday. West Texas also partly cloudy tonight and Friday with warmer southeast portion. New Mexico fair tonight and Friday with warmth in extreme southeast. Today's 1 PM temperatures ranged from 70 to 42 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Five Die in Kerosene Explosion at Duncan Home
A kerosene explosion and resulting fire in a Duncan Oklahoma home killed five people. The dead include Mrs John Thurlo and two of her children, and Mrs Ed Thurlo with two daughters. The blast occurred as oil was poured from a five gallon can into a kitchen stove. The husbands, brothers employed at a local refinery, were away at the time.
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Associated Press
Duncan
Okla
John Thurlo
Ed Thurlo
Chaplin Attends Lady Astor Luncheon in London
Screen comedian Charles Chaplin was guest of honor at a Lady Astor luncheon at her London home. He met notable attendees including George Bernard Shaw and aviatrix Amy Johnson.
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Charles Chaplin
Lady Astor
London
Chaplin
George Bernard Shaw
Amy Johnson
Miss Johnson
Shaw
State Income Tax Proposal to People
Texas lawmakers push for a constitutional amendment to place an income tax before voters while also considering a constitutional convention to rewrite the state charter. The House received a gas tax bill and a Petsch measure addressing reversibility in long penalties amid broader debates on criminal appeals.
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Texas House of Representatives
Senate
House
T. W. Adkins
Gilmer
Alfred Petsch
Dave Goodwin
Bowie
Court of Criminal Appeals
Petsch
Former Screen Star Pleads for Bride Who Pays Big
Francis X. Bushman, once a leading man, says he will wed the woman paying the most, setting a minimum price of one million dollars. He advertises his age 47, weight 193 pounds, height 5 feet 11 inches, and claims perfect health while appearing in a stock company near Chicago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Francis X. Bushman
Bushman
Okla man held in killing near San Diego
Oklahoma City, March 12. Joe Davidson, 65, was held here today as a suspect in the murder of Virginian Brooks, 10, near San Diego, California. Davidson was arrested at Tulsa last Saturday and brought here See NUMBER 4 Page 2
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Virginian Brooks
San Diego
Calif
Tulsa
Auto Victim W. N. Miller Dies in New Mexico Crash
W N Miller 45 an Amarillo auto salesman was killed when a truck he rode in overturned near Gallup New Mexico on a trip from Phoenix to Amarillo He leaves a wife and daughter Wayne Elizabeth The body will arrive Friday noon in Amarillo and be received by N Griggs Son. arrangements pending Miller was well known in Amarillo and the Panhandle and formerly ran a Vega business
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W.N. Miller
Amarillo
Gallup
New Mexico
M. M. Seufert
Seufert Produce Company
Seufert
Miller
Phoenix
Ariz
Panhandle
Vega
Ted Ferguson Nash Company
Oil Call Issued For National Conference Of Oil States
Cicero I. Murray, chairman of the temporary Interstate Oil Committee, issued a call for a national conference of oil producing states to meet in Washington on March 26.
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Associated
Oklahoma City
Cicero I. Murray
Temporary Interstate Oil Committee
Washington, D. C
Tack's Roses Sale Sparks Amarillo Rose Boom
Tack Rose founders in Amarillo report selling 10 000 rose bushes at a dollar per bunch of five varieties. The 317 North Van Buren Street building swelled with buyers eager for rapid shipments while mail orders pour in from Panhandle cities under the columnist sponsorship.
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Tack Rose
Texan
Cent
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van Buren Street
News-Globe
Dallas Reporter jailed for contempt recounts kidnapping lead
Eddie Barr of the Dallas Dispatch told Judge Grover Adams that Norman Register, an assistant to District Attorney William McCraw, first told him about the kidnapping of Lewis Hurst and C. J. Coder, Communist organizers, triggering Barr’s contempt sentence. The judge ordered Barr released and the $100 fine remitted.
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Dallas
Eddie Barr
The
Dallas Dispatch
Grover Adams
Norman Register
William McCraw
Lewis Hurst
C. J. Coder
McCraw
Adams
Barr
Wickersham Sees Prohibition Report Favoring Wets
Boston March 12 Chairman Wickersham of the law enforcement commission said the prohibition report offers more encouragement to the wets than the drys. He noted the total cost of the study was 56,058.59 plus overhead, far below 500000, and that the commission still has 172600 of its appropriation on hand.
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Boston
Wickersham
Law Enforcement Commission Today
Commission
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