Death of Mrs. Annie Gibson Tyler
Annie Gibson Tyler 58 wife of C M Tyler assistant postmaster died at home 804 Madison Street. Funeral at 4 from Polk Street Methodist Church with Rev J T McClure. Burial in Llano Cemetery. Survivors include husband and two sons Joe Tyler Shattuck Oklahoma and Henry Tyler Amarillo. Born October 23 1876 near Denison. Married 1893. Moved to Amarillo 1906. Active Polk Street Church worker.
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Annie Gibson "Tyler
C. M. Tyler
Madison Street
Griggs & Sons
Polk Street
Amarillo
Joe G. Tyler
Shattuck, Okla
Henry Tyler
Singer to entertain at CWA assembly
An evening program at the Adult Education School assembly features Desa Dobbs and QMarella Myers as vocalist and accompanist with Shelby Pitman on accordion. The Junior High orchestra conducted by Miss M Earl Miller will perform. Six new teachers join the faculty and registration for new classes is open today from 1 to 8 pm at the high school office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedesa Dobbs
Qmarella Myers
Shelby Pitman
M.earl Miller
Earl Wyatt
Agreed Damages Awarded Child Against City
In the 108th District Court Don Rust as father of Geraldine Rust settled against the City of Amarillo for injuries from a 1930 incident. The court allowed 625 to two firms. the Rusts had prior damages awards of 1500 in 1931 and 3000 in 1933 after appeals. Geraldine’s car left Fifteenth Avenue south into a ditch near South Houston Street. the city denied negligence for a missing barricade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Rust
Geraldine Rust
Amarillo
Rust
Geraldine
Fifteenth Avenue
Houston Street
Bond Frees Man After Raid On Boyer Hotel
Morand 8. Boyer posted a $1,000 bond in Justice B. R. Clark's court on charges of possession of intoxicating liquor and a still following a sheriff and police raid at the Boyer Hotel late Tuesday. Several people were questioned and released. Authorities did not disclose what was seized, but reports say a small amount of liquor and several devices including electric drills and a still were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morand
Boyer
B. R. Clark
Sheriff's
Boyer Hotel
Sheriff's Office
Amarillo Boy Scout Leadership School Adds 25 Members
Twenty five new men joined the Amarillo Area Boy Scout Leadership Training School at Amarillo High School Armory. Total attendance reaches about 250. The program has two courses with the first ending Saturday night and the second beginning March 26. Sessions start 7 30 each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Area
Amarillo High School
They Write to Tack Address Mix Up Sparks Calls
The letter asks the party who gave a 400 North East Eighth Avenue address to contact Mrs. Avery at The News-Globe, noting the ad dress is incorrect and several calls have come in. The page then pivots to a blessing for father in law figures and appreciation for mother in law figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East
Eighth Avenue
Tack
Novel Benefit Dance with Amarillo Police March
A benefit dance for Shirley Ann Grounds Educational Fund will feature the Amarillo College sextet and a grand march led by Police Chief W. R. McDowell and his wife. Music by the Diventites with Roy Diven arranging tunes, 9 to 10 pm, 75 cents a ticket at Globe News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ann Grounds Educational Fund
Nat Dine and Dance Palace
Amarillo College
Roy Diven
Diventites
W. R. McDowell
Grant
Shirley Ann Grounds
Ross D. Rogers
Amarillo
Globe News
CWA Work To Be Continued In Potter County
Potter County projects will resume under the new relief program starting Friday as announced by Julius Dorenfield. The board plans to start new projects after state commission approval while highway and other work absorbs extra labor. Prevailing wage may be paid with a 30 cent minimum per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Julius Dorenfield
Dorenfield
State Commission
Mness
CWA
State Relief Headquarters
Roosevelt weighs shake up of air units and new aviation agency
The air reforms seek to unify military aviation under a single agency with a top commander. Roosevelt aims for quick consultation though differences persist about naval and marine air components. Some leaders want Mitchell installed to supervise the unified system while others oppose him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Department
Coast Guard
National Guard
Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Marine Fling Corps
Naval
Marine Corps
Roosevelt
United Press
Capitol
Senate
Joe T. Robinson
Robinson
Mitchell
United System
Army Air
Insull to be escorted to Greek frontier amid travel dispute
Samuel Insull Sr., the Chicago fugitive, will be escorted by police to the Greek frontier after he refused to accept an American consular travel document. Greek officials say travel papers were posted on his door when he would not grant entry to a representative. The British legation denied any naturalization request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Funeral Arrangements For 6 Month Old Boling Child
Funeral arrangements for Bera Bob Boling infant son of Mr and Mrs R L Boling of Canyon remain incomplete. The baby died yesterday at the family home in Canyon. The father has lived in Canyon five years and works for the Texas Utility Company. He is survived by a sister named Katherina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bera Bob Boling
R. L. Boling
Canyon
Griggs-Thompson, Canyon
Texas Utility Company
Katherina
Governor Signs Bill To Check Endurance Tests
Governor Miriam A Ferguson signs a drought era measure prohibiting walkathons and endurance contests. Contests capped at 24 hours with a 168 hour rest before a new test. Effective in 90 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
State Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
White Wing
Old fashioned box supper benefits Shirley Ann Grounds fund
An old fashioned box supper will be held Tuesday night in the Crystal Ballroom at the Herring Hotel under the Panhandle Beauticians Association. Proceeds go to the Shirley Ann Grounds educational fund. Mrs. Vesta Wilson chairs arrangements. guests by invitation only due to space. A professional auctioneer will sell boxes. the 8 PM event includes a dance and bridge party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Panhandle Beauticians Association
Shirley Ann Grounds’ Educational Fund
Vesta Wilson
Convention Goes On As Leader Lies Dead
In Dallas delegates to the Texas Telephone Association convention carried on with sessions as scheduled after L S Gardner of Waco died yesterday. He had asked proceedings not be interrupted and sent a deathbed message an hour before death. Resolutions were adopted on Gardner’s passing and a group will later attend his funeral in Waco.
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Dallas
L. S. Gardner
Waco
Texas Telephone Association
Gardner
Southwest
Association
Hereford Sale Opens Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth
Auction of livestock begins today at the 38th Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show with Hereford cattle first to the block. The grand championship auction is set for tomorrow featuring the grand champion steer Mansons Type owned by Sammie Hoerst er a Mason Texas 4 H Club boy. Rodeo and horse show last night continued record breaking trends as the exposition reaches its halfway point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
U.P
Mason
Final Tribute Paid Mrs. Kate Charlton
A memorial service for Mrs. Kate Taliaferro Charlton aged 74 was held at Canyon Presbyterian Church at 10 AM with Rev. Charles Dickey officiating. Interment followed at Dreamland Cemetery under Griggs-Thompson directions. survivors include her husband Rev. F. T. Charlton two daughters two sisters and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Taliaferro Charlton
Canyon Presbyterian Church
Charles Dickey
Dreamland Cemetery
Canyon
Griggs-Thompson
Thirteen Sailors Describe Tomozuru Sinking Ordeal
Thirteen sailors from the Tomozuru describe hours of ghastly suffering after the torpedo boat capsized with 113 aboard near Sasebo Japan. Bodies moved to morgues as mothers and relatives waited. three men escaped through a hatch and ten through a hole. They recalled praying aloud as the vessel overturned and a diver finally signaled their rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasebo
Japan
Imperial Navy
Kidnapping Suspects Face Rises in State Legislature and Trials
Delaware moves to adopt a new kidnap law imposing death or life in prison at the jury's discretion. In Ohio, guards patrol the governor’s mansion amid fears of a Dillinger linked kidnap plot. California arraigns Albert Stapp and Albert Reinke on kidnapping charges with bail set at 2500 each as hearings approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
State House of Representatives
Senate
Ohio
John Dillinger
Desperado
George White
Dillinger
Columbus
Mary
California
Albert A. Stapp
al Reinke
Liberty
Will Rebuild Elevator as One Is Killed in Blast
Wichita Falls March 14 Officials of the Wichita Falls Mill and Elevator Company planned to rebuild a grain elevator wrecked by spontaneous combustion. The blast left one dead and 10 injured with damage around half a million dollars. Funeral plans were under way for W. W. Prichard, a company employee who died from seared lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Wichita Falls Mill & Elevator Company
W. W. Prichard
City Health improves as fever cases fall
Amarillo officials report rapid health improvement. Dr. B M Primer head of the City-County Health Unit says scarlet fever cases have dropped to 13 with six quarantines to be lifted this week. Measles remain present but slowly decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
B. M. Primer
London Big Shot Turns Tables In Hollywood
Alderman Frank Pollitzer future Lord Mayor of London resumed his world tour with a Hollywood stopover. He watched a gambling raid scene and saw William Powell arrest Clark Gable Myrna Loy and Isabel Jewell. The visitors asked for autographs as Pollitzer signed on Myrna Loy's back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hollywood
U.P
Frank Pollitzer
London
William Powell
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
Isabel Jewell
Miss Loy
Pollitzer
Pi Mu Members Launch Piano Concert Sale
Pi Mu members today begin selling tickets for a massed piano concert at the Municipal Auditorium next Tuesday night under the Phil harmonic Orchestral Association. Fight girls will play piano simultaneously under T. Duncan Stewart with three guest violinists as part of the program. Tickets cost 40 cents for the front parquet and 25 cents for other sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi of Pi Mu
Municipal Auditorium
Philharmonic Orchestral Association
Fight Girls
Pi Mu
T. Duncan Stewart
Shirley Ann Grounds Fund Receives Steady Donations
Donations to the Shirley Ann Grounds fund total 637.17 dollars, with contributors including News-Globe subscriber Mrs. Miles Bivine Laas, Phillips Petroleum Company Sigma Alpha Delta, many local residents, businesses, and organizations listed in the roll. The amount has not increased since yesterday as contributions continue to arrive from diverse donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ann
News-Globe
Miles Bivine Laas
Seeran Ra
M. C. Thompson
Phillips Petroleum Company
Sigma Alpha Delta
D. W. Clampitt
Clarendon
Hisey
L. Sanders
Wes
S. D. Moore
A. & Harper
M. W. Turner
Oss
F. S Kingle
R. Moore
BE. G, Green
H. L. Mauldin
Cc, C
R. B. Masterson
Red Craig
Ben Henson
A. E. Bullia
F. EB. Crews
W. C. Moore
Santa Fe Brakeman
Borger
Seseone
Pinkney Pack
Aea Cone
Amarillo Typographical Union
Eel and
Southwestern Drug ‘Corporatic
Southwestern Drow
Gray County Farmer
Bob Winkler
Lamar Cafe
M. Durham
C. and C. Drug Company
M. Britian Oi
Jack Barnes
C. M. Davia
Newhouse Baby Show
Noble Durkee
Pean
R. R. Sherwood
David A. Harris
Amarillo
van Wroner
W. EK. Singletary
Floyd Cooper
C. J. Gardner
W. H. Lawrence
C. E. Floyd
J. W. Sutton
Gertrude Russell
N. Ll. Bennett
A. Peterson
Cc. G. Gruhlkey
Howard Anderson
County Aeroar
J. M. Simpson
O. I. Taylor
W. F. Tidwell
J. T. McClure
J. C. Holland
Mabel Holland
J. C. Penney Company
Morris Levine
Bill McSpadden
White and
Kirki Phillips Petroleum Company
Beache Pittman-Lewis
Zack McCrady
Jack Ayers
H. H. Davence
H. G. Johnson Ou Company Preere
Ferguson
Cots Rusker
Sam Lane
Onstotts Dry Goods Company
Floydada
Texas
Ssistrere Neely-Greenhill Agency
Phyllis and Chrystal Howard
Memphis
Ivan Hudgins
Solon C. Byrd
White and Kirk
Fleming Business College
E. E. Boxwell
Ivy Duncan
Hugh Gatlin
Evert Duncan
Samuel E. Davis Buried in Llano
Last rites for Samuel Eugene Davis 50 were given at Pierce Street Baptist Church by Rev. J. D. Horton. Pallbearers were D. T. Pearce Ralph Cornelius Oris Pierce Wiley Morris John Dodson and Fred Wright. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery. Davis, a tailor, died at 709 North Lincoln Street early Tuesday. Survived by his widow three daughters two sons and four sisters.
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Samuel Eugene Davis
Pierce Street Baptist Church
J. D. Horton
D. T. Pearce
Ralph Cornelius
Oris Pierce
Wiley Morris
John Dodson
Fred Wright
Llano
Blackburn-Shaw
Davis
North
Lincoln Street
School Business Manager Seeks Stolen Typewriter
George M. Waddill, Wolflin School business manager, reports an Underwood typewriter missing. Serial No. 2 290 093 was taken over the weekend from the principal's office after burglars forced entry through brass in both doors to unlock the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Waddill
Wolflin School
Scouts Seek Clothing in Amarillo Area Good Turn Drive
Boy Scouts of the Amarillo Area report strong cooperation in collecting clothing household items and other goods to aid needy families. The drive runs from last Saturday to next Saturday with district commissioners supervising and agencies like the Welfare Association Salvation Army and Red Cross distributing the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Amarillo Area
Marvin J. Paul
Boy Scouts of America
Roosevelt
Paul
The
Welfare Association
Salvation Army
Junior Welfare League
Mexican Relief Bureau
American Legion Charities
the Children's Home
Potter County School Children's Relief
Amarillo Day Nursery
Red Cross and
Crippled Children’s Council
President negotiates tax, bankruptcy, and tariff policy shifts
The article outlines President plans to study a universal aviation reform, handle tax violation issues via grand juries, push further municipal bankruptcy relief, and seek concessions on reciprocal tariff powers. It notes an upcoming fishing trip, labor board actions in wage and strike contexts, and congressional moves on debt defaults and foreign affairs. Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon in 49 B C establishing civil war boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Board
Wagner
New York
House
Ways and Means
Samuel Crowther
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
United States
Fiumicino
Gaul
Julius Caesar
B. C
Governor Proclaims Financial Independence Week
A proclamation from the Texas governor names March 19 to 24 as Financial Independence Week but omits specifics on achieving independence. The plan includes programs in cities statewide, while a state sales tax remained rejected and a request to focus on delinquent tax payments was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Chamber of Commerce
Cleansing Laxative for Constipation Relief
Mr. L. R. Myers of Justin Texas reports good results from Thedford's Black Draught. He says it relieves tired achy feelings and headaches by cleansing his system after taking a dose for two or three nights. Children like the new pleasant tasting syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Myers
Justin
Texas
Thedford
Mr. Myers
Markets Report From Kansas City and New Orleans
Kansas City livestock prices show cattle and sheep activity with steady to higher undertones for top grades. In New Orleans cotton opens steady with futures inching higher on light trading and Bankhead bill anticipation. Stocks overall hold firm with cautious optimism and bond gains amid varied sector movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
U.S. Dept
New Orleans
Liverpool
Congress
Canine Taxes Due Warn Owners In City
City dog taxes are late and Perry Burks the tax collector warns owners to pay promptly. Dogs unpaid may be taken to the city pound. Male dogs taxed at 1 dollar and female dogs at 2 dollars. Office at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Burks
Burks
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Bond
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U. S
D.C. Reynolds
R. P. Coon
Oliver-Eakle Bidg
Chester Grounds
Meramall
Lue
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Insull
Bowling Child Service
Hereford
Kate Charlton
Pi Ma
Shirley Ann Fund
Samuel E. Davis
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Customs
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Kennecott Copper
Leornard
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Missouri Pacific
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Central Northern Fcific
Socony Vacuum
BOM
Standard of
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Studebaker Corp
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BTM
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Tidewater Asan
Newaveon
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Crectevecvere
Washington
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St. Lawrence
John F. Clark & Co
Close Co. &.T. Allied Chemical
American
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American Sugar Refining
American Tel & Telseete
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Atchison Topeka & Santa Eee
Auburn Auto
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Epee - Rybm Barnadall Oil
Bethlehem Steel
Borden Sees
Canadian Pacific
Chrysler Motor
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Commonwealth & Southern Consolidated Oil
Continental
Continental Oil Delseeee
Curtis Wright
Wrens
Douglas Aircraft Sarr
Amarillon
Vaislev St
Batiste
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