Judging Held In Fort Worth Fat Stock Show
Judging underway in all departments of the Southwestern Exposition and fat stock show as fair weather brings higher attendance about 75 000 in two days. Club and college judging teams competed with official events in shorthorn Aberdeen Angus and Hereford beef classes and sheep. Texas A and M College won the senior college judging contest with Doss Buntin of Plainview as top scorer. Gordon Grote of Mason County won the boys beef championship with a 900 pound Hereford from the under 900 pounds class.
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Fort Worth
Texas A. and
M. College Sunday
Doss Buntin
Plainview
Gordon Grote
Mason County
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report March 14
Hogs 1,500 head uneven. cattle 10,000 with calves 2,000. sheep 5,000 slow. Hogs steady to 10 lower. top 9.25 per 100 lb. Cattle good to choice fed steers 8.25-9.25. several loads 7.50-8.25. Sheep fed lambs 8.50-8.75. prices around 8.50-9.00. New Orleans cotton futures rise midday. March 9.05 bid, May 9.06, July 9.13, Oct 9.22. prices later 4-5 points higher. Grain quotations mixed. USDA and regional price notes included.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Slaughewes
New Orleans
Address at Catholic Welfare Bureau Banquet Highlights Social Welfare
Amarillo attorney F M Bralley urged socialized recreation to curb delinquency noting the future adult depends on the contented child. Dr George M Waddill Jr outlined non medical family service coordination. Bishop Lucey praised civic support and stressed religion as essential to effective welfare work. The bureau aided 786 families with about $4800 spent and sponsored Scouts for English and Spanish speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Bralley
Amarillo
Catholic Welfare Bureau
Cathedral Hall
Bralley
George M. Waddill, Jr
Waddill
Robert E. Lucey
Ambhrillo
Agnes Goodwin
T. J. Drury
John F. Guide
T B. O'Brien
Rey
J. A. LaHive
Amos Hummer
J. T. Mellinger
Frank Fleming
Pred DeConter
Edward Langly
Dorsey Smith
O. O. Zappe
G. C. Herrmann
L. J. Dolan
BE. H. Baker
J. J. Lane
Walter A. Barlow
Amos Mummer
J. J. Laughlin
A. Ford
Walter Irvin
Mike Stork
Ben Smith
Bob Nelson
McDowell
B. Greve
Pred Probst
W. L. Burns
Mary Roberts Warner
P. R. Beman
Arthur Ball
T. B. O'Brien
Fred Shetterly
Beulah Robinson
Worth Smver
Bobbie Lee Tucker
Floyd Cooper
J. L. Scott
Florence Welter
Ed J. Dee
Henry Rilen
John Guide
al Williams
John Dyer
Zappe
H J. Hamrick
Joan Farrell
CG Dempsey
Parasey
Misses Chace Behrens
Carrie Wetzel
Eunice Handley
Mary Marin
Ingeborg Kilstoffe
Charlie Fae Hopkins
Roselind Giles
Jane Ellen Dempsey
Margaret Caster Parsons
Two Stolen Autos Recovered by Police
Police early today recovered two cars reported stolen last night. The automobile of G. Mason at 206 Tennessee was found north of the smelter stripped of the battery and tires. Trimble’s car at 2204 Front Street was found on North McMasters Street covered with mud and showing evidence of hard driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. G. Mason
Tennessee
Earl Trimble
McMasters Street
Trimble
Front Street
Hadley Case Charged With Gasoline and Oil Theft
Hadley Case charged in county court this morning with theft of gasoline and oil. He allegedly stole several hundred gallons from the Angeles and Jackson filling station at 720 West Fifth Avenue and sold it to other stations. Case was an employee at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley Case
Case
Angeles and Jackson
Weat Fifth Avenue
Red Craig Trial on Gambling Charge Set
The case of Red Craig, indicted on gaming charges, was sent for trial at 2 p m this afternoon. Clarence Willmering’s case was delayed due to a state witness illness. The eight gambling cases on the docket may occupy the week or longer.
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Red Craig
Clarence Willmering
Federal Officers Transfer Prisoners to Fort Worth for Trial
Federal agents moved six prisoners to Fort Worth for trial. Named defendants include Howard Drain Harry Waxter William Henry Lawrence McGarvey B Jesse and Marjorie McLaughlin. Charges involve the Dyer Act transporting stolen goods across state lines and a white slavery case.
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Fort Worth
Howard Drain
Harry Waxter
William Henry
Lawrence McGarvey
B. Jesse
Marjorie McLaughlin
Scoutmasters Meet Tonight in Amarillo at Polk Street Church
Scoutmasters of the Amarillo Area Council hold their regular Monday meeting at 7 PM at Polk Street Methodist Church. Troop 4 serves as host troop and all scoutmasters and assistant leaders are urged to attend by C A Clark, scout executive.
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Amarillo Area
Polk Street Methodist Church
C. A. Clark
County Commission Holds Regular Meeting Overview
The county commission met in regular session this morning led by Judge J Newt Riggs The opening session focused on the principal business of paying bulls and related matters as part of the agenda
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J. Newt Riggs
Amarillo Social Welfare Council Meets at Hotel
The Amarillo Council of Social Welfare held a meeting this afternoon at the Amarillo Hotel. Attendees discussed community welfare initiatives and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Social Welfare Council
Amarillo Council of Social Welfare
Amarilo Hote
River Road School Pupils Visit County Courthouse
County Superintendent Carl Clift led River Road school pupils to the county courthouse this morning. Captain Berry of the highway patrol spoke briefly to the pupils about patrol and public safety cooperation.
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Sea Courthouse
Carl Clift
River Road
Mr. Berry
Highway Patrol
Patrol
Department of Public Safety
Rent That Vacancy Now Want Ad Notice
Globe-News urges readers to place rental want ads to reach movers planning mid month occupancy. Clear appeal emphasizes high response and wide visibility for vacancies.
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Globe-News
Austrian Troops Enter Bavaria Under Hitler Pact
The first Austrian units in the newly formed German army entered Bavaria after taking an oath of allegiance to Adolf Hitler as supreme leader.
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Munich
Greater German Army
Bavaria
Gau
Adolf Hitler
Currencies to Merge Berlin March 14
German and Austrian currencies will merge soon with the Austrian schilling removed from circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Schilling
Pitts Elected to Merchant Group Board
C. L. Pitts assistant manager of the Amarillo Credit Association was elected to the district one Retail Merchants Association board at the semi annual Vernon meeting. A large Amarillo delegation attended including Ida Nagel Etheline Walker and others. District 1 officers are J. H. O Neal president O O McCurdy vice president Mrs Gladys Workman secretary treasurer and directors C L Pitts Mrs Archie Huffhines and Mrs Dorothy Ross.
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C. L. Pitts
Amarillo Credit Association
District One Retail Merchants Association
District Association
Vernon
Amarillo
Ida Nagel
J. L. Walker
Etheline Walker
R. F E. Townsend
Oran Robinson
E. A. Armstrong
O. S. Watkins
W. W. Mollifield
W. J. Ehrlick
J. A. Hazelwood
W. O. Stephens
Frank McGraw
Texas
District 1
J. H. O'Neal
Pampa
O. O. McCurdy
Gladys Workman
Lubbock
Archie Huffhines
Wichita Falls
Dorothy Ross
Hereford
Interest High in Panhandle Music Festival
Mrs. J. W. Sanders reports strong interest in the Panhandle Music Festival with contests set for Thursday through Saturday at Polk Street Methodist. An additional piano judge, Mrs. Sanders says, is Boyd Ringo. One hundred fifteen girls enter the nine year old piano group. All voice and violin contests occur Thursday.
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Panhandle
J. W. Sanders
Polk Street Methodist Church
Sanders
Boyd Ringo
Austria plebiscite in April and Nazi consolidation fears
Ot h er details report a planned April 10 Austro German union pleb isc ite with talk of Hitler absorbing Austrian leadership by joint rule. Goering vows force against attackers as German pride grows. In Washington, treasury data show March 11 receipts and expenditures with debt and gold assets outlined.
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Owen
New York
B A Pierce and Company
Amarillo
Sea Service
Ited Gas Corp
Mines A
Royality
al Ats & Ities Service
A Pierce and Comer
R. Smelt & Ref
Big Mills Aly
Condh
Baltimore & Ohio
Baldwin
Blydix Aviation
Baelahan
Mts
Janes
Sit
Cas & Blec
Hwente i
Persia
South
Mig Motors
de Las Alrcraft
Dent Simanie
Ak— Ton Oil
Cary Acy Motors Hs Thy
Tel Harvester
Manville
Ti & Copper
Martin My
Arado Moline
Wsll
Central& Light
Biee Lars S Setter Trainem
al Motors
Ney Co
Vitania RA
Petro
Mide
Atington Rand Keith Orpheum
Aphite Stein
Tobarce
Brendes
Wester
Ms ‘A Corp
Peo Ocal & Onster
Ms Union mM
Hitler
Puehrer
Germany
Austria
Heinrich Himmler
Gestapo
Washington
The
Treasury
Reciprocity program by six junior music clubs in San Francisco
Mrs Edward Mac Dowell toured San Francisco for the reciprocity program held in the Municipal Auditorium Federa tion Club Rooms. Six junior music clubs representing 180 children presented two numbers each featuring More Rain More Rest and an arrangement by Radio Britain Moeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward MacDowell
San Francisco
Radio Britain Moeller
Federation Club
Municipal Auditorium
Rosalie Coffee
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
I. D. Cole
Philharmonic Club
Two join ranks of amateur courthouse flower growers
County Treasurer L. D. Heyser and an assistant join a group of amateur courthouse flower growers in the county, expanding participation in the local horticultural project.
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L. D. Heyser
County official starts indoor flower collection effort
County Auditor Mary Jinks begins a collection of indoor flowers. Heyser builds a double decker window stand for display. Courthouse flower culture ads feature Mrs. O W Moore probation officer District Judge E C Nelson and District Clerk Ben Smith. Britain supplies about five percent of its timber.
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Ant County
Mary Jinks
Heyser
O. W. Moore
E. C. Nelson
Ben Smith
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BE. A. Pierce and Company
Amarillo Building
Aoee
Bat
Bae
Ants BA
Bert
Fide
Hankow Railroad
Japan
I. M. Bralley
Hadley
Pitts
Hermann Goering
Goering
Forner Kaiser Wilhelm
Hed Co
Britain
Love
the Globe
George Washington
Mount Vernon
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