Hudson and Terraplane Displayed at Frede’s Amarillo
Amarillo dealer Elmer Frede showcases the 1934 Hudson and Terraplane now in his showroom. The new models boast a radio standard in De Luxe Hudsons, full illumination, refined fabrics, adjustable seats, ventilation, airplane instrument panel, and a large baggage area. Terraplane offers similar conveniences and high styling. Frede invites inspection to reveal beauty and convenience in contemporary cars.
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Hudson
Amarillo
Elmer Frede
West Seventh Street
Frede
Small Town Social Life Outshielded by Bridge Says Roy Cohen
Octavus Roy Cohen laments the rise of contract bridge in America noting it crowds out conversation and social evenings. He observes women playing bridge daily and culture clubs losing ground while even vacations are filled with bridge at sea and ashore. He clarifies not opposing bridge, only criticizing its dominance.
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Roy Cohen
New York
United States
Octavus Roy Cohen
Cohen
Lawyer Slays Wife and Self in Cleveland Incident
Prominent Cleveland attorney I R B Newcomb killed his wife with an axe at dawn then took his own life by slashing his throat, authorities report. Coroner confirms murder suicide. a son and a laundress were at the house when the bodies were found. Newcomb, 61, held a law and medicine degree and served on the Cleveland Bar Association's executive committee.
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Cleveland
I—R. B. Newcomb
Newcomb
A. J. Pearse
Cleveland Heights
Pearse
Mabel Warner
Myra Johnson
Miller W. Newcomb
Cleveland Bar Association
Letter Shop Service Reduces Mailing Cost
In Amarillo a local letter shop argues it lowers business mail costs by handling multigraphing mimeographing addressing and related tasks faster and cheaper than in house. Bozeman claims customers pay 3 to 5 cents per letter including postage stationery and labor and that the service acts as a community asset.
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H. E. Bozeman
Panhandle
Amarillo
Bozeman
Quadruplets from Hollis wow at Baylor band concert
Four Keys sisters from Hollis Oklahoma Mary Mona Roberta and Leona freshmen at Baylor performed saxophone and vocal numbers at Waco Hall Baylor University President Pat Neff introduced them saying they honored Baylor by enrolling They had been noted saxophonists in Oklahoma and Northwest Texas Roberta made the honor roll Leona participated in Little Theater activities Registration for the 1934 Kansas City municipal election reached a record high with about 220000 names on the list.
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Waco
Keys
Waco Hall
Baylor University
Hollis
Okla
Mary
Mona
Roberta
Leona Keys
Baylor
Pat Neff
Oklaoma
Texas
Roberta Keys
Plant Lighting Emerges As Home Beautification Trend
Amarillo residents, amid a late snow, embrace a new home decor trend using lighted plants. The method relies on a Mazda lamp to illuminate and naturally boost plant growth without high costs. The Cunningham Floral Co and Southwestern Public Service Co offer details and demonstrations to curious homeowners.
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America
Cunningham Floral Company
Southwestern Public Service Company
Huge meteor lights up skies across Alberta and Saskatchewan
A brilliant greenish meteor lit up an immense area last night reaching from Edmonton toward Saskatchewan and Alberta towns. It exploded about 100 miles southeast, shaking houses in Bashaw Meeting Creek and nearby communities while observers in Calgary and Montana towns like Helena and Great Falls reported the sight.
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Edmonton
Alta
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Saskatoon
Calgary
Here
Bashaw
Alix
Stettler
Camrose
Ferintosh
Meeting Creek
Meeting Place
Montana
Helena
Great Falls
Alhambra
Roosevelts Meet In Family Reunion At White House
The Roosevelt family gathered at the White House for a reunion over the weekend. President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt hosted along with the President's mother and grandchildren as John Dall celebrated his 18th birthday.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
French Turpentine Protest Brings Uproar in Paris
In Mont de Marsan and across southwestern France, about fifteen thousand workers marched behind red flags demanding government protection for the turpentine industry against U S imports. Demonstrators denounced Parliament for cutting subsidies from 30 million to 12 million francs, amid plunging prices and reliance on American supply.
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Paris
France
Mont de Marsan
United States
America
Country Club Destroyed in Austin Fire
The Austin Country Club, once a city social center, was destroyed by a fire in the west wing on Sunday morning amid a wintry snow sleet. The loss is estimated at 40000 dollars.
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Country Club
Austin
U.P
Austin Country Club
Fresco Planned for Mission Church Wall in Santa Clara Cai
A fresco painting of 1500 square feet will decorate a wall inside the Mission Church in Santa Clara Cai, highlighting a major church art project.
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Mission Church
Santa Clara
Cai
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General Auto
W. 6Th ST
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Jackson
Amarillo Typewriter Exchange
J. F. Bromert
D. C
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Court House
Western Blog
Plains Lubricating Company
HYVIS
Mohawk
Southwestern Public Service
W.rogers & Son
Great West Flour
Kansas City
Amarillo Printing CO
East Fifth
Swett’s Garage
W. 10Th
T. M. Montgomery
Optometrist
Polk
Blackburn
St. Anthony Hospital
N. Polk
The
Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word
San Jacinto
Unningham Floral Co
6Th Ave
Earth
Philadelphia
John R. Sinnock
Mint
A. Raymond Raft
Associated Press
U.S
Arthur
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