Amarillo Weather Dust Fears And Local Notices From Tack
The local column reports dust storms from western Kansas affecting Amarillo and notes over grazing and drought impacts on pastures. It also mentions spinal meningitis concerns in New Mexico, a fishing trip to Florida, a missing billfold, and community quips about street corners and a back-yard telephoning booth.
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Kansas
New Mexico
Andy
Amarillo
Old Crow
Old Tack
Tenth
Fillmore
Taylor
Water rate letter to Tack sparks Amarillo debate
A reader challenges the city water department and Tack over high bills and irrigation pricing. The letter argues for a flat season rate of 2.50 to 3.00 and claims many homes cannot afford current costs, urging public scrutiny and cost data from city officials. The writer contrasts nonprofit city ownership with private control and notes irrigation rates near cost, urging fair pricing.
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Mar
Water Department
Amarillo
City of Roses
Tack
King Tut
Huey Long
Huey
Texas
Smith
News-Globe
City Water Department
Making Texas Highways A Shade and Beauty With Trees
C V Terrell Railroad Commissioner of Texas praises Highway Beautification Committees for planting native trees along highways. He cites walnuts pecans dogwood redbud and plums thriving in deep soil and envisions shade beauty and fruit for travelers. He recalls Gov James Stephen Hogg urging pecan planting and endorses bluebonnet state flower and TX landscape grandeur.
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Tack
Texas
Highway Commission
James Stephen Hogg
State Senate
Barry Miller
Real Endurance to Play in Band Cites Support for School Music
Letter praises Mr Tack and Ama'ile Match supporters for boosting school bands. Writer argues football dominates publicity, while music fills daily life from church services to parades and elections. He notes true instrumental players show discipline and active minds, urging newspapers to give bands equal emphasis.
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Tack
Ama‘ile
Rspersalls Tork UD
Tague van Ims
HSL
Minors Not Barred From General Hamlin Trial Sessions
Judge FE C Nelson Jr states no state law bars minors from general Hamlin trial sessions. He notes parents should keep children away if details become sordid and says the court can exclude those under 18 if needed. In two trial days a large number of minors attended.
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Nelson
Texas
Amariio
Hamlin
FE. C. Nelson, Jr
Prince Friedrich Wilhelm lauds German conscription move
Former Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm, 52, breaks silence to praise Hitler's reintroduction of military conscription saying it restores honor and independence to Germany. He calls for peaceful cooperation among European governments and views conscription as a revival of the Prussian military ideal for youth.
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Associated Preas
Berlin
Friedrich Wilhelm
America
Hitler
Associated Press
Third Reich
Europe
Germany
Aged sisters in quarrel. shooting sparks possible prosecution
Mrs Mary Holman 71 slept over whether to prosecute her 78 year old sister Mrs America Virginia Haynes who shot her during a quarrel. Holman said she is through with her sister forever and may press charges. Haynes claimed the shooting was accidental as Mary suffered a scalp wound in the dispute.
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ST. Louis
Mary Holman
America Virginia Haynes
Laval to Moscow Talks Signal New Warlord Alignments
France eyes Moscow visit by Laval with Eden as escort to discuss a three power defense pact. Paris signals possible alignment with Russia and Czechoslovakia against Germany while Britain presses for shifts in policy. Potemkin will accompany Laval if he goes.
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France
Berlin
Laval
Russia
Simon
Anthony Eden
Moscow
Eden
Perre Laval
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Esthenia
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Vladimir Potemkin
Paris
George Clark
Andre Chark
Corbin
Britain
Simon-Hitler
Rane
Judge Lindsey Predicts End of Marriage in America
Los Angeles March 19 Judge Ben Lindsey warned that marriage in America may fail if society ignores reality and reforms. He urged reliance on science religion and education to restore the traditional marriage. He cited rising divorce and common law trends as evidence of a changing social order.
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Los Angeles
Ben Lindsey
America
Earthly vistas from flight and faith in ancient skies
Observers imagine the earth from high altitudes as a smooth giant sphere with Everest tiny in comparison. Aerial travel confounds power and motion as three propellers vanish to sight, prompting atheist and religious reactions to the unseen forces propelling us.
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Pacific
Everest
Himalayas
Gas bills set lease limits and urged Panhandle buying
The discussion compares Stanfield and Latham proposals on gas leases. Stanfield forecasts a 640-acre well at 4 cents yields about 3544 to 4838 dollars daily, while a 40-acre well yields 12.71 dollars daily. Both bills halt sweet gas use beyond lighting and fuel and empower the railroad commission to require pipeline connections.
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Panhandle
Stanfield
Latham
Railroad Commission
Debate on Limiting Governor Pardoning Power
In Austin on March 19 the Senate discussed curbing the governors clemency authority. Senator Ben G. Oneal of Wichita Falls urged that clemency be authorized only under defined conditions.
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Board of Pardons
Gordon Burns
Huntsville
Senate
Oneal
Burns
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Supreme Court
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Ben G. Oneal
Wichita Falls
Kansas City Livestock Market Reports Slow Activity
Kansas City market notes slower demand across cattle and hogs with price softness on several classes. Hog top at 38.85 per cwt for 210 lb. cattle. cattle, calves, and sows show generally weaker bids. sheep bid activity limited. overall killing classes easing. New Orleans cotton opens higher with gains around a bale basis as markets react to Washington conference notes and Liverpool trend.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Hogan
RAO
New Orleans
Liverpool
Orleana
Washington
Shorts
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