T J Byers Enters Amarillo School Board Race
The fifth candidate for a vacant Amarillo public school and college board seat is T J Byers of 401 North Pierce Street. He works inRock Island rail freight and says he would study education, safeguard finances, and support staff efficiency if elected, with North Amarillo supporters backing seating trustees in the north district.
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Amarillo
T. J. Byers
North Amarillo
North Pierce Street
Rock Island Rail
Mr. Byers
Dillinger Escapes Jail Sparks Nationwide Hunt
Dillinger and Youngblood escaped from South Port Huron March 3 and fled across the country. Authorities, including sheriff's officers and state police, comb the Chicago area for the fugitives after a bank robbery link. Dillinger, later captured in Tucson, faced a Crown Point murder charge for killing a policeman during his crime career.
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South Port Huron
Dillinger
Point
Youngblood
Chicago
Lilian Holley
Tucson
Ariz
Lima
Crown Point
Substance as Theme in Christian Science Sunday Lesson
The Lesson-Sermon on substance outlines God as salvation and strength, with Isaiah 12 2 as Golden Text. It cites Psalm 145 12 and Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health defining substance as eternal and discord free, with Spirit Mind and divine substance reflecting in the spiritual universe and man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
God
Jehovah
Mary Baker Eddy
Inventor Seeks TACK Help for Centrifugal Irrigation Pump
An 84 year old inventor writes to Tack seeking assistance to commercialize a patent centrifugal pump claimed to deliver 1000 gallons per minute with a one horsepower motor for irrigation. He asks for publication to attract support to bring the device to market.
Amarillo Boy Scout School awards parade delights crowd
Nearly 200 Amarillo businessmen at Amarillo High School Armory participate in Leadership Training School sessions. Eleven patrols perform Totem Pole parades with inventive formations, songs, and yells. Judges will award prizes tonight before the outdoor camp finale Saturday at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Amarillo High School
Boy Scouts Leadership Training School
Damon Blake
Marvin J. Paul
Herman Pipkin
Arthur A. Graham
C. W. Seibel
Labor leaders warn of auto industry strike threat
William Green of the AFL said a serious strike could hit the auto industry unless a quick settlement is found. He urged a Wagner bill to outlaw company unions and strengthen the labor board, while Lewis criticized employer bad faith and urged wage-related remedies.
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Deroit
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Labor Board
Wagner
New York
Labor
Lewis
Mrs Smith Led Missionary Union and D A R Roles
Mrs Smith led the Women’s Missionary Union from 1889 to 1895 and influenced the Daughters of the American Revolution nationwide. She served as vice general of the national association, on key committees, and regent for Texas, helped organize the Esther McCrory Chapter in Amarillo, and its officer. Mr Smith, active in Amarillo business and church life, supported the church with a campanile tower gift in his memory. She is survived by four brothers B C D Bynum Amarillo and sister Mrs Earl Cobb Fort Smith Ark. a brother Wade Bynum preceded her.
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The
Women's Missionary Union
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Association
Amarillo
First Baptist Church
Income tax receipts show strong gains in Philadelphia and St Louis
Internal Revenue Office figures show Philadelphia coffers at 7,384,000, up 1,310,000 from last year with 97,900 returns filed vs 88,400. St Louis collector Thomas J. Sheehan estimates first quarter payments will rise 13 percent over last year, citing 2,629,000 compared with 2,323,000.
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Philadelphia
Thomas J. Sheehan
Internal Revenue
St. Louis
School Orchestra To Entertain Class At Bible Class
The Junior High School Orchestra directed by Miss Pearl Miller will perform at the T. Newton Hill Bible Class at 9 40 Sunday morning in the Texas Theater. Parents and friends of orchestra members are special guests. H A Shaw and Miss Doris Shaw lead class singing. Lesson directed by Judge W E Gee and Dr R C Snodgrass.
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Charles Mason
Hobo Patrol
T. Newton Hill
Texas Theater
Miss Pearl Mil
H. A. Shaw
Doris Shaw
W. E. Gee
R. C. Snodgrass
Salvation Army to Serve Stew on St Patrick's Day
Captain Brennan will serve Trish stew at the Salvation Army Hall on St Patrick's Day at 6 30 p m 508 Van Buren Street The event features a program by young people music and Irish songs Stew is 10 cents a plate and all are invited Special invitation to Orangemen from Belfast and Catholics from Dublin
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Captain Brennan
Salvation Army
St. Patricks Day
van Buren Street
Belfast
Dublin
Texas oil allowables rise across districts amid enforcement changes
The Texas Railroad Commission boosted West Texas and gulf coast oil field quotas while standardizing waste allowables. Total Texas daily production rose to 957,369 barrels, with Panhandle North Texas and East Texas among districts updated. Keeran Pettus field received 2,800 barrels.
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East Texas
West Texas
Gulf Coast
Texas
State Railroad Commission
Southwest Texas
Panhandle
North Texas
West Central
East Central
Gulf Coast Area
Keeran
Senate probes munitions and tariff policy debate
Presidential opposition to a five cent per pound coconut oil tax is heard by a Senate committee. The House Ways and Means panel, on party lines, amended the reciprocal tariff bill to let the President freeze duties on the free list in trade talks. A Nye Vandenberg panel approves an inquiry into munitions manufacturing.
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Senate
Dern
House
Ways and Means
Nye-Vandenberg
District grand jury returns 12 felony indictments in week
Pott County grand jury handed up three more felony indictments on Thursday, bringing the weekly total to twelve. Arrests tied to these indictments include W. C. Cantrell and Robert Davis bonded at two thousand dollars on violation of the Mecro laws, Red Greghorn and Ty Foot bonded at one thousand five hundred dollars on burglary charges, and Whit Latta bonded at two thousand dollars on a liquor violation. Eli Williams, arrested on an indictment from Wichita Kansas for wife desertion, was released on a habeas corpus hearing. Francis Cullen and J. W. Mitchell, both charged with theft, remained in jail or bonded as records show.
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W. C. Cantrell
Robert Davis
Red ‘Greghorn
Whit Latta
Eli Williams
Wichite
Kan
Francis Cullen
J. W. Mitchell
Kelvinator Dealers In Convention Here
H. W. Burritt and George W. Mason of Detroit spoke to Kelvinator dealers from Eastern New Mexico, the Oklahoma Panhandle and the Texas Panhandle gathered at the Harring Hotel. Talks aired on the new long distance system as Amarillo Hardware Company hosts the meeting opening at 9:30 this morning with factory staff including H. L. Percy and A. H. Reinach.
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H. W. Burritt
George W. Mason
Detroit
Kelvinator
New Mexico
Oklahoma Panhandle
Panhandle
Texas
Herring Hotel
Amarillo Hardware Company
H. L. Percy
A. H. Reinach
Shirley Ann Fund Nears $1000 Mark in Amarillo
The Shirley Ann Grounds Educational Fund gained 308.15 from a Nat Dine and Dance Palace ball and is expected to top 1000 today with a Rex Theater benefit show and a Magnolia Employes dance at Elks Hall. Chief Dowell notes several officers have not reported final totals.
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Shirley Ann Grounds
Nat Dine and Dance Palace
W. R. ¢Dowell
Rex Theater
Magnolia
Elks Hall
Roseland Ballroom
Amarillo Police Department
The
Globe News
Chief McDowell
Amarillo College
Helen Galloup
Roy Diven
Divenities
Kansas Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Markets Report
Kansas City hogs 2,200 head with slow to mostly steady to lower bids. Cattle offering limited, good and choice steers mostly 4.75 to 7.00, calves active. New Orleans cotton opens easier with May around 12.14 to 12.97. market quiet near mid-morning as Washington news awaited. New York stocks mixed with gains in mining and auto sectors, rails and utilities steady.
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Kansas Livestock
Kansas City
U. S
Yenel Wethers
Ewes
New Orleans
Washington News
Newt
New York
Mienter
God
Ana Dome
Alaska Juneau
Senenley
National Distillery
Allied Chemical
Douglas Aircraft
Insull Flees Athens as Greek Government Fires Official
In the aftermath of the collapse of his vast utilities empire, Samuel Insull evaded custody on the Orient Express plans and disappeared from Athens. The incident triggered the dismissal of Interior Minister Mountsourides and Chief of Secret Police George Hebert amid a government-wide search and sensational reports of international assistance and London lawyers guiding funds.
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M. J. Mountsourides
George Hebert
Insull
Orient Express
Europe
Athens
Piraeus
Greece
London
Red
Samuel Ingall, Sr
Filma of London
Vs Iflight
Friends of
Famous Band May Play in Amarillo
Phil Baxter and his orchestra with 12 artists may visit Amarillo as Wilbur C. Hawk opens talks to bring the troupe here en route to the Pacific Coast and Hollywood for a talkie. Baxter’s group has played at El Torreon Ballroom Kansas City this winter and has other long engagements.
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Phil Baxter
Amarillo
Wilbur C. Hawk
Baxter
Pacific Coast
Hollywood
Mr. Hawk
el Torreon Ballroom
Kansas City
Steel Pier
Atlantic City
Coney Island
Jin Cincinnati
Mr. Baxter
America
Massed piano concert to feature Les Djinns in Amarillo
Eight pianists will perform Caesar Planck's Les Djinns in a massed concert at the Municipal Auditorium. A Hugo poem reading by Eloise Gipson will precede the suite with T. Duncan Stewart directing. Guest violinists join the program. Pi Mu Sorority backs the event with tickets 25 and 40 cents.
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Texas
Caesar Planck
Municipal
Victor Hugo
Franck
Eloise Gipson
T. Duncan Stewart
Caroline Pestor
Ruth Elizabeth Cooper
Enid Mayer
Rosalie Coffee
Helen Osgood
Marjorie Warren
Inez Hough
Ruby Ford
John Josey
H. P. Garrett
Kermit Dyche
Stewart
Pi Mu Sorority
Philharmonic Orchestral Association
Tolvien’s
Amarillo College of Music
Conservatory of Musical Arts
Academy of Music and Art
Capitol Hotel
Hanson Post Marks Fifteenth Anniversary Celebration
The Hanson Post of the American Legion held a night of events at the Legion Home to mark its 15 years. Past commanders including Orla, Allen, Walter Irvin, Lewis Shields, A Petersen, Bill Benton, C Gibson, T M Montgomery, and R R Nation spoke. Fred Young served as principal speaker at a Stratford Legion meeting. Dr. J F Bromert and his son performed sleight of hand, followed by a dance.
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Hanson
American Legion
Organizans
Legion
Orla, Allen
Walter Irvin
Lewis P. Shields
A. Petersen
Bill Benton
C. Gibson
T. M. Montgomery
R. R. Nation
Fred Young
Stratford
J. F. Bromert
Fat Stock Show awards total over ten thousand dollars
Checks totaling more than $10,000 for 108 boys and girls who exhibited baby beeves at the Fat Stock Show and later sold them at the public auctions will be mailed out tomorrow. Grover Hill, president of the Fat Stock Show, announced this morning. Calves came from across the region and brought good prices at the sales.
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Grover Hill
Austin Newsman Details Texas Political Survey Swing
Raymond Brooks, Amarillo based journalist, conducts a ten day statewide political survey for Texas newspapers. He travels across cities gauging sentiment on major campaigns including the governor race and United Brewers. He reports starting the tour in Corpus Christi.
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Raymond Brooks
Austin
Amarillo
Texas
Fvernor
United Bad Leinster
Funeral for Mrs. Fannie House in Amarillo
Funeral rites for 57 year old Mrs. Fannie House will be held at 2 PM Saturday from Griggs Chapel with Rev. Robert C. Jones officiating. Burial is in Llano Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters Mrs. Wave Westbay and Mrs. Ira Shelton a grandson Jimmie Shelton and another grandson Earl Morris both of San Angelo a sister-in-law Mrs. C Bracheen of Dalhart a niece Miss Floy Bracheen Amarillo and son-in-law A N Morris of San Angelo.
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Fannie House
Griggs Chapel
Robert C. Jones
Church of Christ
Homer Scarborough
A. B. Jones
G. W. Mills
Ezra Martin
Roberts
Llano Cemetery
House
Amarillo
Jackson Street
Wave Westbay
Ira Shelton
Jimmie Shelton
Earl Morris
San Angelo
C. Bracheen
Dalhart
Floy Bracheen
A. N. Morris
Senti ment in Port Arthur Beaumont and Houston on race
Readable fragments show strong support for Senator Small James V Allred and C C McDonald in Port Arthur Beaumont and Houston. Observers think McDonald and Hughes may split the vote from Jim Ferguson, with conclusions premature.
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Port Arthur
Beaumont
Houston
Senator Small
James V. Allred
C. C. McDonald
Maury Hughes
McDonald
Hughes
Jim Ferguson
Refresh Bile To End Headache
This advertisement promotes E Z Tablets to refresh and purify sour bile, ease headaches, stimulate bile flow, and soften bowels. It claims mild action and quick recovery, notes 19 calories per tablet, and lists a 60 tablet package for 25 cents available at drug stores.
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T.J. Byers
Rock Island Man
North Side
Dilinger
Christian Science
Amarilla
D.C. Reynolds
RE. P. Coon
Oliver-Eakig
Bide
Perry Blackburn
Fokkers
C. T. Crowe
D. T
Sunshine
Watkins
Dogie
Jerry Ratcliff
Glen Bowen
George Welch
Glenn A. Bowen
Pole
Jackass Patrol
Dave Britain
Amarillo Area
Clayton Watkins
Big Bull Patrol
Old Tack
Big Bull
Allen Early
Bill Gilstrap
Chad Elliott
Arthur Kellner
Curly
Williams
Rhea C. Myers
Ed King
Jeff Bentley
Blue Eagles
Crows
NRA
Hugh Johnson
Otis Lilly
Phillips Petroleum Company
Fighting Cocks
Bulldog Patrol
Glenn Bowen
George Welchx
Mrs. Smith
Texas Oil
Silver
Burdine
Kelvinator Dealers
NEW York Stock Letter
John F. Clark & Co
Prev. Co
T. Close
Vous
American Can
American Smelt & Ref
American Steel Fdys
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Auburn Ante
Canadian Pacific
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific
Baldwin Loco Barnedall Oil
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Borden Patielcons
Chrysler Motor
Columbian Gas & Electric
Columbian Carbon
Commercial Solventa
Commonwealth & Southern
Consolidated Oil
Continental Oil del
Curtis Wright
du Pont
Winestone Wise
Vsess
U— General. Electric
General Foods
General Mills
General Motors
Gillette Razor
Goodrich Tire & ‘Rubber
Goodyear Tire
Great Northern Kr
Hudson Motor
Hupp Motor
Illinois Central Bran
Johns Manville
Kennecott Copp
Missouri Kansas & Te
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit
National Distillers
National Steel
Central
BTM
Northern Pacific
Ohio Oil
Packard Motor
Penney (Jc
Pennsylvania Rr
Petroleum’ Corp
Phillips Pet
Aoesha
Radio Corp of America
Radio Keith Orph
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Royal Dutch
Sc Ste Eee
Seaboard
Ccc de Eves Sears Roebuck
Seneca Copper
Shell Union Oil
Skelly Oil
Socony Vacuum
Southern Pacific Ar ‘ Standard Brands
Standard
Texas Gulf Sulfur
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Tidewater Asan
Union Carbide
Union Oil
Union Pacific
United Aircraft
United Carbon
U S Rubber
U S Smelting & Refining
U & Steel
John F. Clark & Go
Duly
Hanson Post
American Gas & Electric
Tee Sethione
Amy
Imperial Oil
Standard of
Indiana
Beh Standard of
Kentucky
Brooks
Corpus Christi
Dave Derden
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