Amarillo Dust Bowlers Vote Sparks Town Debates
The Panhandle March winds bring a norther and dust in Amarillo with plans to name upcoming baseball players the Dust Bowlers. Voters face local elections with Mayor Ross Rogers seeking re election amid talks of airport and water expansion. A community obituary notes W C Kenyon’s fifty years of service as a valued citizen.
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Amarillo Dust Bowlers
Jerry Malin
W. C. Kenyon
Amarillo
Plains
Rogers
Ross Rogers
Cocker Spaniel Reward And Miscellany From Brockton
A local note offers a $2 reward for the return of a buff colored female cocker spaniel named Fanny lost on Tyler Street. The piece cites remarks from Walter Winchell, details on a Cuban born Don Mario, and a mix of humorous anecdotes, car ads, and short social items from Brockton Massachusetts, including a probation for a theft, and naval maneuvers.
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Fanny
Tyler Street
Leroy Williams
Piastro Plays at College Tonight in Amarillo
Violinist Josef Piastro performs at 8 15 p m in Amarillo College auditorium. He will include Poeme by Chauffon Concerto in A minor by Vieuxtemps Paganini Capellina Mozart Concerto in D major and several Piastro compositions with accompanist Virgean Englande Estes. Tickets available at Academy of Music and Art Amarillo College and local music stores.
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Josef Piastro
Amarillo College
Chauffon
Vieuxtempes
Paganini
Leopold Auer
Ibert
Novacek
Piastro
Virgean Englande Estes
Texas
Town Hall
New York City
Amarillo
Academy of Music and Art
Myers’ Music Mart
Tolzien Music Store
Monte Blue Receives Big Ovation at Albuquerque
Monte Blue elected president of U S 66 receives a long ovation at the end of the convention’s business session in Albuquerque. Will Rogers together with Rochelle Hudson are linked by a family note as their kin arrive for next year’s Rogers Ranch open house. Governor Tingley and others speak as Governor Miles receives state flags and the crowd stays entertained past midnight.
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Albuquerque
Monte Blue
U. S
Bill Rogers
Will Rogers
Rochelle Hudson
Bill
Jimmy
Fraternity Ward
Beverly Hills
Rogers Ranch
Clyde Tingley
John E. Miles
Carl Hinton
U. S. 66
Clyde Oden
Pablo Abeita
Isleta Pueblo
Isleta
Pawhuska
Miles
Texas Senator Morris Sheppard’s Texarkana Roots Noted
Aged miscellany items cover diverse topics from Texas Senator Morris D Sheppard’s Texarkana origin to fashion fair color effects at the New York World’s Fair. The column notes a damp Australian cricket tour, legal remarks on judges, grapefruit juice cures, payroll costs at Harvard Observatory, and opera-night tuxedoed Rochester newsboys.
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Texas
U. S. Senate
Morris D. Sheppard
Texarkana
Arkansas
England
Hughes
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Federal Courts of Appeals
Martin Manton
New York
Harvard Observatory
Rochester
N. Y
Democrat & Chronicle
Jim Farley
Post Office
Air Mall
Robert Pennpacker
Denver
Cal
United States
Vermont
South Bend
Ind) Times
Players’ Club
New England
Colombia
Wageom
WABC
City Race Ballot Draws Complete for April Election
Mayoral and commissioner candidates were drawn for the official ballot with Ross D. Rogers Fancher Upshaw H. B. Benton N. Wells M. N. Twaddell leading the list. Incumbent H. Ernest Smith drew No. 2 while Jim Williams filled third for absent Neal Mann. Joe Jenkins faces no opposition. Absentee voting runs through March 31. ballots go out tomorrow from city hall. City commission adjourned after drawing. Replat approved for Gowin addition. Paving petitions filed for alleys and Sixteenth Ave. Rezoning protests to be checked by map before action on 1922 Harrison Street. Public hearings requested on Line Street rezoning. Partial estimates favor Foran and Sherman Machine works on PWA projects show 39 and 58 percent completion respectively.
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N. N. “Chick” Wells
Ross D. Rogers Fancher Upshaw
Benton N. N. Wells
M. N. Twaddell
H. Ernest Smith
Neal Mann
Jim Williams
Joe Jenkins
Twenty-first
Twenty-second Avenues
Jackson and
van Buren Streets
Gow
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Avenues
Taylor and
Fillmore
Pierce
Sixteenth Avenue
Ong
Lipscomb
Harrison Street
Bob Ames
J. E. Clements
Carolina
Mississippi
James Foran
Sherman Machine and Iron Works
Oklahoma City
PWA
Sherman Company
Market summary for Kansas City livestock and assorted firms
Kansas City markets report hogs 2000 head top 7.35 with sows 6.25 to 6.40, a few 6.50. cattle 37,000 with calves 500, early sales in medium and good grades 9.00 to 10.40, yearling heifers around 10.00, butcher cows 6.00 to 7.25, select dealers to city butchers 10.50. sheep 6900 with top lambs 8.75, others 8.40, fall shorn 7.85, 77 lb spring lambs 8.50. Also listed are various company prices and names including Nash Kelvinator, Nat’l Biscuit, Nat’l Dairy Products, Natl Distillers, Nat’l Power & Light, New York Central, New York Ship Building, North American Aviation.
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Kansas City Livestock
Leon City
City
NEW York Stock Exchange
Fenner & Deane
Amarillo
Allied Chemical & & Dye
Allis Chalmers
Allied Stores
American Power & Light
Anconda Gewees
Armour & Coante Atchison To & SF
Atlantic Refining Eee
American Smelt
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Eeseeees
Barnsdall Oil
Tebe
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Tee
Boeing Airplane
Commonwealth & Southern
Continental Baking
Crosley Radio Ene
Curtis Wright
Douglas Aircraft
Dupont de Nem
Deere & Coseeee O
Poneiaeane
Eaton Manufacturing
Tee Electric
Electric Power & Light One
Engineers
Pub Service Eee
Finntokte Ee Wee
General Electric Tee
General Foods
General Motors
Gen
Pub Service Ee
Gillette Bafety Raoro
Gimbbel Bros Wens
Goodrich Eeeetee Teee
Goodyear Sree Etter
Great West Sugar
Great Northern Ry
General Tire & Rapid Ss
Tenes Hecker Products
Houdanle-Hershey
Houston Oleens
Howe Sound Sateen
Hudson Motors Beeen
Steamerpips
Industrial Rayon Reebee International Harvester
Int
T & T Eee
Johns Manville Tee —— Sane
Kennecott Copper
Marshall-Field
Martin Glen Sweeneeee
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Miami Copper
Waly
Minneapolis Moline St
Montgomery Ward
Murray Corptee
Calfleague's social program praised by Mrs Johnson
Mrs Johnson expressed appreciation for the cooperation of men and business concerns in calf sales. The Junior League is grateful, noting funds will greatly aid their program. Meanwhile CASHIER III Eugenia Tiffany of the Amarillo Hotel Coffee Shop is reported quite ill.
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Eugenia Tiffany
Amarillo Hotel
Amarillo Building Permits Total $11,000 This Week
City hall issued two permits boosting the year’s construction tally to $366,845. The Slade estate at Seventh Avenue and Polk Street, remodeled by C. B. Lambie for National Shirt Shops, valued at $5,000, plans to occupy by April 8. Bethel Church at 516-18 North Taylor Street receives a $6,000 permit for remodeling.
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Amarillo
Slade
Seventh Avenue
Polk Street
C. 8
Lambie
National Shirt Shops
Bethel Church
North Taylor Street
Army Deserter Held In Jail At Lubbock
Roger A. Donaldson of Lubbock pleaded guilty to altering a U S bank note and was held in jail in Fort Worth as army officials decide whether to pursue desertion charges. He said he tried to change a one dollar bill into a five dollar note to pay hotel rent while awaiting a promised job.
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Fort Worth
Roger A. Donaldson
Lubbock
U. S
Donaldson
U.S
T. W. Davidson
Lawyer Barred in Suits Over School Explosion
U S Judge W H Atwell ruled that W T Knape of Dallas and Longview, attorney for 13 plaintiffs in damage suits stemming from the New London school explosion, had not been admitted to practice in the U S court for the eastern district of Texas and cannot further represent those clients.
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Tyler
U. S
W. H. Atwell
W. T. Knape
Dallas and
Longview
New London
United States Court
Eastern District of Texas
Temperance Speaker Addresses Amarillo High Assembly
Mary B. Ervin national field secretary of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union was the principal speaker this morning at Amarillo High School student assembly. Ervin presented a scientific discussion and demonstration on the effects of alcohol on the human body.
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Mary B. Ervin
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Amarillo High School
Miss Ervin
High School ROTC Moves to New Quarters
Amarillo High School R O T C units moved this morning into new quarters within the high school armory gymnasium. The addition includes classrooms and a rifle range for ROT C units, expanding training facilities on campus.
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New Quarters
Amarillo High School
High School
Thieves Take $10 From Two Small Coin Banks
Thieves last night stole $10 in dimes and pennies from two small coin banks at 406 North Lincoln Street. Police were alerted this morning. the two jars contained $7 in dimes and $3 in pennies.
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North
Lincoln Street
Fish used as decorations at Sydney cinema venue
In Sydney Australia organizers of a local movie hall aimed for Hollywood glamour by using live fish in transparent lamp shades arranged in a Geisha garden and trained doves perched atop a Viennese garden set to enhance the film presentation.
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Sydney
Australia
Hollywood
Fence Wire Booms toledo Ohio Scrap Dealers Say High Prices Spur Trade
A surge of rusty fence wire is flooding Toledo yards as truckloads of scrap iron reach dealers. They attribute the rise to high scrap prices prompting more wire collection and sale.
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Toledo
Attendance insured Melbourne scheme for school fees
Through a Lloyds of London originated plan Australian parents can insure against loss of school fees and tuition when children miss school due to illness. The scheme has been installed in Melbourne and Sydney.
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Melbourne
Lloyd's of London
Sydney
Pensions Debate Signals State Policy Shift
State pension funding stands at fourteen dollars monthly from both state and federal sources. Petschree warned that candidates promise generous pensions to win votes, preying on public greed for free aid. He argued extraordinary circumstances demand a constitutional pension policy, anticipating amendments and a vote unlikely before Friday.
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Petschree
Petsch
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Jerry
Dust Bowlers
Sta
Rows Rogers
Bestir
Miami
C. Wilson
Tex
Walter Winchell
Goering
Don Mario
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Jungles
Rolf
Dublin
Portmarnock
Dollymount
Hermitage
Wicklow
Land Commission
Anthony Pereis
Brockton
Mass
U. S. Navy
Caribbean
Atlantic
South America
Brazil
College Tonight
Tack Tam
LC. Smith
Amarillo, Texas
Taylor Street
Fenner & Beane Wheat
Amarillo Building
Fenner & Beane
American
Biog
Pean
North American Co
Northern Pacific
Vedee
Ohio
Atp
Otis Steel
Packard Motors
Paramount Pictures
Penney Company
Pennsylvania
Petroleum Corp
Phillips Petroleumrm
Pullman Company
Pure Oil
Tebee
Radio Corp
Keith Orpheum
Remington Rand
Reo Motors
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Ceeenee
Southern Pacific RR
Southern Railway
Calif
Standard
Indanne
N J
Stewart-Warner
Stone & Webster
Studebaker Brews Sheen
Texas Cor
Texas Gas Producing
Texas Gulf Sulphur Pass
Texas Pacific Coal & Cil . Ai Aly
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Thompson Products
Tide Water Associated Ol . Eee
Transamerican Corp
Transcon & West Air Eee
Eespelfeoneny Union Carbide A
United Aircraft
STM
United Air Lines
United Corporation Aes Ee
United Fruit
United Gas Improvement
U 5S Steel
Warner Bros Pictures
Western Union
Hewe
Westinghouse Pa
Wilson & Company
Woolworth
Walworth Co
Zenith Radio
Grace
ARROW
America
MR. Mattingly
MR. Moore
Mr.moore
Marrinexiy
Moone
Pana
Attingly & Moore
Frankfort Distilleries, Incorporated
Louisville & Baltimore
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