Weather notes from Dust Bowl era speak on storms and health
A diary style weather and personal column discusses ongoing dust storms, hoped rain or snow, and the chance of moisture from upwind systems. It mentions hay fever, wind effects, travel plans to Hemp Hill County, and local observations of pine trees and plains scenery.
Panhandle Music Festival ends with Amarillo concert
An all-request program by the Amarillo Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra concludes the Panhandle Music Festival next Friday evening. The Amarillo Civic Chorus will perform with the orchestra, and Christian Thaulow will play Saraste's Gypsy Airs. Over 150 musicians participate in the extensive program with an admission of 25 cents.
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Huey Long and Father Coughlin Target of Political Portraits
The article compares Huey Long and Father Charles Coughlin, detailing Long as a flamboyant Louisiana leader seeking power and Johnson as a restless cavalryman turned political actor. It traces Long’s charisma, boasts, and political roles, and outlines Coughlin’s rise from a Detroit parish priest to a national voice via radio.
Dallas S Moore 73 Dies At Amarillo Home
Dallas S Moore, 73, a Santa Fe shop worker, died at 3 15 am at his son's home 1623 Fillmore Street. Funeral at Boxwell Brothers Chapel tomorrow 10 am with Rev Fincher officiating. Burial Llano Cemetery. pallbearers listed. Survived by widow four children Carl Moore Henrietta Okla G. T. Moore Mrs Norman Avara. Born Kentucky November 13 1862. Married Lula W Smith September 28 1886. moved to Amarillo 1907.
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Fillmore Street
Boxwell Brothers Funeral
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Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church
Llano Cemetery
Elmer Tucker
Taylor Bassett
Fd Barksdale
Bert Maxwell
Jack Moore
H. J L. Mauldin
Moore
Baptist Church
WQOW
Dallas Moore
Kentucky
Lula W. Smith
Russellville
Ark
Amarillo
Carl S&s Moore
Henrietta
Okla
A . “Gus” Albright
G.T. Moore
Norman Avara
Heart Lurches Puzzle Ailment Sends Walter Baker Sideways
Walter Baker aged 28 was treated as doctors in Temipa believed they could save his life after his heart shifted from the left to the right side due to illness. since Tuesday doctors report four and a half quarts of fluid drained and the heart appears to be returning to its normal position, giving optimism for recovery. Accidents in Milwaukee in 1924 include an office worker injuring a knee and a meter reader nearly strangling himself on a clothes line in a dark basement.
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U. S
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Huey Long
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Stevenson
Winn Parish
Hugh S. Johnson
Hugh Samuel Johnson
Nra
John
Hugh Johnson
Fort Scott
Kan
Alva
Okla
West Point
Johnson
University of California
Bernard Baruch
Moline Plow Co
George Peck
Pssicians
Walter Baker
Belion
Baker
Mrs Kuykendall Claimed by Death
Mrs. R. B. Kuykendall aged 75 died at 8:30 this morning at her daughter Lena Kuykendall’s home in Juanita Apartments. Funeral at 2:00 at Blackburn-Shaw Chapel officiated by Dr. G. I. Yates. Burial in Cleburne, her hometown. Survived by two sons and two daughters including Miss Jeffie Kuykendall of Cleburne and Mrs. F. E. L. Jones of Boston Mass.
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W. H Fuqua
Lena Kuykendall
Juanita
Blackburn-Shaw
G. I. Yates
First Baptist Church
Cleburne
Move To Prevent Smallpox Spread
Federal health officers patrolled the border opposite Ojo Caliente Mexico to stop smallpox entering Texas. A survey found 20 of 24 families in the Mexican community infected. Dr T J McCamant urged vaccination in the El Paso area as Juarez health officers also pushed vaccination campaigns across the border.
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FL Paso
Ojo Caliente
Mexico
Here
Texas
T. J. McCamant
Juarez
Lloyd George Repeats New Deal Proposals In Memorandum
David Lloyd George issued a detailed memorandum of over 100 pages outlining his national recovery plan. Government ministers said they would study the proposals but have not yet seen the full reply as they prepare their own frame.
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Mussolini
New York City
London
David Lloyd George
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for March 13
On March 13 the Treasury reported receipts of 117,462,428.60 and expenditures of 87,237,728.52 leaving a balance of 2,075,641,171.68. Customs receipts for the month were 13,634,107.83. For the fiscal year since July 1 receipts totaled 2,427,187,357.58 and expenditures 4,749,873,239.35, including emergency expenditures of 2,462,896,255.76, an excess of 2,322,685,881.77. Gold assets stood at 8,550,692,582.79.
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Treasury
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