Weather, travel, and humor from Amarillo letters and notes
A blend of personal anecdotes from Amarillo including a dust storm after a brief rest, Mother-in-Law Day film plans at the Paramount March 27 28 29, and praise for local volunteers. The writer weighs farmer purchasing power since 1909 14, notes open season for Chinese pheasants in Chavez County Roswell area, and New Mexico game commission sage hen replanting efforts with sage chickens from Wyoming.
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Amarillo
Paramount
Universal
Roswell
Chavez County
Panhandle
Dick Coon
Dumas
New Mexico
Texas
New Mexico Game Commission
Wyoming
Chase Arias and Vega Arrest Linked to Stolen Car Case
Deputy Sheriff Dave Hillborn of Vega tracked and arrested a suspect arriving in Vega after a reported escape in a stolen car from Amarillo. The stolen vehicle, owned by E. J. Dunnegan of Pampa, was traced to a gas station where the suspect and a companion were detained.
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C. H. Bippus
Vega
Martin
Amarillo
Dave Hillborn
Hillborn
Scott
Scotts
E. J. Dunnegan
Pampa
Father Sought in Tots Death in Bronx Slaying
John McHale, 31, sought after the hammer killings of his four daughters in the Bronx. The mother found Helen 4 dead and the other three, Anna 6, Margaret 5, Agnes 14 months, later died in hospital. Police broadcast his description to five states.
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New York
John McHale
Bronx
McHale
Helen
Anna
Margaret
Agnes
OWA
Henry Bruckman
Hunting and Fishing Privileges in Grand Game Paradise
Privileges protected for 35 years in a vast 400000 acre region, touted as the finest game paradise in the United States. Accessible within a six hour drive from Amarillo, with limited numbers available. Contact D.C. Reynolds, Rk. P, COON 72, Oliver-Rakle Ride, phone 2-1814.
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U. S
Amarillo
D.C. Reynolds
Rk. P, Coon
Oliver-Rakle Ride
Roseland Dance For Shirley Ann Set Thursday
Tickets for the Shirley Ann Grounds Educational Fund dance at the Roseland are 50 cents each. Joe Norman and his Non-Recording Orchestra will provide music with several special numbers planned during intermission. Tickets available from peace officers or at the Globe News. The fund aims for a $1,000 goal.
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Shirley Ann Grounds
the Roseland
The
Globe News
Joe Norman
Senate advances Cotton Bill amid Treasury and China talks
The Senate territories committee plans a vote this afternoon on the Cotton Bill as House leaders expect passage before night. Secretary Morgenthau assigns Yale Professor James Harvey Rogers to study silver in China, with the president approving the sailing soon. The Democratic and Republican committees report large unpaid obligations, while air mail restoration and Copeland’s consumer oriented bill draw attention to policy and fair competition.
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House
Morgenthau
James Harvey Rogers
China
Yale University
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Republican Committee
Copeland
New York
Vernon Grand Jury Probes Farmer Slaying In Vernon
The grand jury began hearings into the murder of John Fluhmann a Wilbarger County farmer shot at his home near Vernon on March 1. His son John Fluhmann Jr. 14 testifies he killed his father to shield the family from threatened death.
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Vernon
John Fluhmann
Wilbarger County
John Fluhmann, Jr
Automotive leaders seek strike avoidance amid union conflict
Industry officials from all major segments met in a conference except Henry Ford as they weigh the threat of a strike tied to the fight over company unions. NRA head General Hugh Johnson waited nearby ready to assist if needed. The dispute centers on whether the automobile industry should be run by the AFL or by manufacturers. Railway managers renewed calls for an 18 percent wage cut to start July 1, while workers refused. Roosevelt urged keeping current wages unchanged from a 10 percent cut in effect since 1932.
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Mississippi River
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Minnesota
Kansas
Plains
Amarillo
Pampa
Prairie
Henry Ford
NRA
Hugh 8. Johnson
American Federation of Labor
Amercan Federation of Labor
Washington
Roosevelt
Cattle Raisers Meet Sought for Amarillo
Amarillo hopes to host the 1935 Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association convention. Jay Taylor of the Panhandle Livestock Producers Association urged the directors in San Antonio to bring the meeting to Amarillo. Final decision due Thursday as other Amarillo delegates travel to the session. Mr and Mrs Tom Coble were en route to attend.
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Amarillo
Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
San Antonio
Jay Taylor
Panhandle Livestock Producers Association
Southwestern Association
Taylor
Tom Coble
Kerosene Blast Fatal in Gilmer Texas
Mrs. Clint Seago 21 died after a kerosene can explosion while starting a wood fire in Gilmer Texas. Her husband was burned in the same incident.
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Gilmer
Tex
Clint Seago
Jones Hosts Golf Stars at Augusta Masters Invite
Golfdom greats arrive in Augusta for the Masters Invite starting Thursday. Bobby Jones returns to competition since his 1930 four major sweep. Jones and Ed Dudley lead practice, with Dudley shooting 67 to pace the field as Jones posts even par 72.
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Augusta
U.P
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Jones
Ed Dudley
Augusta National Club
Dick Metz
Deal
N. J
Ky Laffoon
Denver
Dudley
Metz
Laffoon
New Orleans Cotton Opens Easier with Overnight Selling
Cotton traded softer at the open in New Orleans with overnight selling orders evident. Liverpool and Flint activity slipped, May at 12.10, July 12.18, October 12.29, about 6 points below Saturday's close. Prices steadied late in the first half hour, slipping 2 to 4 points net.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Normal Spine Week Highlights Osteopathic Focus
Throughout the osteopathic world this week stresses spinal health. The spine comprises over 100 movable joints linking skull, ribs, and pelvis. Osteopathic lesions disrupt nerve centers, impairing impulse transmission and enabling disease in related organs.
Osteopathy Emphasizes Spinal Health in Children
The nerve center for stomach control lies near the sixth dorsal spine and must normalize through vertebral adjustment. Osteopathic groups urge school child examinations this week to detect spinal deformities early. Detecting issues prompts exercises or posture corrections to foster proper development and lifelong health.
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The
Osteopathic Society
Osteopathic Health Service Booklet Request
The reader asks for a free copy of a new booklet describing Osteopathic Health Service. They provide name and address and request no cost or obligation.
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Osteopathic Health Service
Pro Tennis Stars Challenge Perry Crawford For Open Test
Philadelphia March 19 Bill Tilden and Ellsworth Vines said they would challenge Fred Perry and Jack Crawford to singles matches this season to decide world supremacy. They offered four conditions including no spectator charge with receipts to charity, a $5000 side bet, or no money. They blamed the International Federation in Paris for banning open tournaments, calling the federation's action harmful to open championships this year and next.
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Philadelphia
Bill Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
Fred Perry
England
Jack Crawford
Australia
Tilden
Perry
Crawford
International Federation
Paris
Texas Poloists Defeat Riviera Four In Los Angeles
A Texas pair led by Cecil Smith, a 10-goal player, overcame a 10-goal handicap to beat Riviera Four 18 to 15. The Texans surged in the final chukker scoring three goals, with Smith contributing eight goals.
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Los Angeles
U.R
Texas
Cecil Smith
Riviera
Smith
Four Bowling Record Feats Highlight Congress Meet
Peoria report notes four record totals set on day twelve of the 34th American Bowling Congress. Fred Weber and Employers Mutual both from Milwaukee anchor top all events and five-man team marks, while Lee Foster with Lou Dumar of Highland Park set the doubles 1303 and Charles Kaley of St. Louis led singles with 687. Participants span Evansville to Buffalo as high figures loom today.
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St. Louis
Keglers
Evansville
Ind
Covington
Willard to referee Fort Worth welterweight bout
Former heavyweight champion Jess Willard will referee the Friday night welterweight match in Fort Worth between Babe Kiser and Mickey O'Brien. Promoter Dick Griffin announced the plan as Willard arrives from El Paso. Kiser is Ray Kiser’s brother. O'Brien is a top Pacific Coast welterweight.
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Fort Worth
O.R
Jess Willard
Babe Kiser
Mickey O'Brien
Dick Griffin
Willard
el Paso
Kiser
Ray Kiser
Tulsa
O'Brien
Pacific Coast
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices at Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City market notes show hogs about 5 000 head with steady to 10 cents higher. top at 4.30 for 180-240 lb. cattle 9 000 head with calves 1 500, stockers and feeders steady, top fed yearlings 8.60, heavy steers 6.40. vealers 4.00 to 6.50. Sheep 12,000 with limited activity, lambs 9 lb fed to shipper 9.25, 76 lb Arizona spring lambs 10.75, ewes and wethers 4.25 to 5.50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
D. A
Arizona
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