West Texas Pharmacists Convene in Amarillo Tonight
About 300 druggists from West Texas gather for a three day semi annual convention in Amarillo with 100 locals and 200 visiting attendees. Registration opens at 5 P M at the Amarillo Hotel with dances, luncheons, a bridge luncheon, and sessions led by J W Collins and Floyd M Bowen.
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West Texas Pharmaceutical Convention
Bob Epperson
Southwestern Drug Company
Amarillo
M. W. West
Amarillo Hotel
Melody Maids Orchestra
Association
J. W. Collins
Floyd M. Bowen
Lubbock
Epperson
Agparilla Retail
Melody Maids
Amarillo Country Club
Management of the
Texas Theater
Worry In Europe And The Mussolini Trade Crisis
Arthur Brisbane analyzes rising European anxiety as France combats Mussolini’s Germany and a severe two billion franc monthly trade deficit. He notes France’s gold reserve pressure, Russia’s past bonds, and the financial fallout from Soviet repudiation affecting French debt.
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France
Mussolini
Germany
Roosevelt asks Congress to form civilian conservation corps
President Roosevelt sent a plan to Congress to employ 250000 men in forests and erosion control. A Robinson Wagner bill creates a civilian conservation corps funded from treasury balances with wages up to 30 dollars monthly. The program aims for one year of work, with food and housing provided and potential skilled positions at prevailing local wages.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Robinson
Arkansas
Wagner
New York
Civilian Conservation Corps
Labor Committee
Robinson-Wagner
Committee On Education and Labor
14 States May Sell Beer When Act Becomes Law
States report beer sales could begin soon after federal legalization. Immediate sales listed for Arizona California Illinois Indiana Kentucky Missouri Montana Nevada New Jersey New York Oregon Pennsylvania Washington Wisconsin. North Dakota Wyoming and West Virginia set dates. Maryland and Delaware permit in parts. Some states repealed prohibitions but await control laws.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
United States
Arizona
California
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
New Jersey
New York
Oregon
Pennnsylvania
Washington
Wisconsin
North Dakota
West Virginia
Wyoming
Maryland
Delaware
House approves 3.2 beer and wine bill in tense session
The House finalized passage of a 3.2 percent beer and wine measure but Senate adjournment prevented sending it to President Roosevelt that day. Debate focused on the wine content and minors restrictions as Cullen explained concessions. The bill climaxes a long anti prohibition fight and must await the next session to become law.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
White House
Roosevelt
Conegress
House
Representative Cullen
New York
Cullen
Blanton
Texas
Pampa Child Killed In Etex Car Crash
Milton Wayne Fortenberry aged 7, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Fortenberry of Pampa, was killed in an automobile collision ten miles east of Conroe Texas. His mother and younger brother were critically injured and taken to a local hospital. The father had minor injuries. The other car carried Clyde Douglas 38 a traveling man from Winchester Kentucky who was unconscious and treated for a crushed chest at Huntsville hospital.
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Conroe
Tex
Milton
Wayne Fortenberry
Fred Fortenberry
Pampa
Here
Fortenberry
Clyde Douglas
Winchester
Huntsville Hospital
Avalanche Kills Five in French Alps Tunnel Digging
Five laborers died and nine were seriously injured when an avalanche buried two buildings in the French Alps. The workers were digging a tunnel at St Jean de Maurienne.
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ST. Jean DE Maurienne
French Alps
Dr Crume Heads to Dallas for Pan American Medical Congress
Dr J J Crume departed Monday evening for Dallas to attend the Pan American Medical Congress meetings this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crume
Dallas
J. J. Crume
Pan-American Medical Congress
Local wants and barter items in classified section
Readers see barter and sale notes from Want Ads: a 5 room home on quarter acre with chicken buildings offered for 875 dollars, a mechanic swap for cows, a 9 by 12 Wilton rug for 19 50, root beer keg purchase for cash, and seeds and nursery bargains daily for gardeners.
Tucumcari Hosts New Mexico Cattle Growers Meet
Cattlemen from four states convene for the nineteenth annual New Mexico Cattle Growers Association session in Tucumcari New Mexico with Amarillo goodwill trippers contributing to a celebratory atmosphere The program featured remarks by F E Mollin Frank Wesley Col E N Wentworth Bryan O Beal and H L Kent as local civic clubs hosted luncheons and performances by the Amarillo College band and entertainers.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Sunshine State
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Amarillo
F. E. Mollin
American National Livestock Association
Frank Wesley
Public Lands
Col. E. N. Wentworth
Armour’s Livestock Bureau
Bryan O. Beal
State Tax Commission
H. L. Kent
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts
Fay Guthrie
Chamber of Commerce
Panhandle Plains
New Mexico
Twenty two Nations Represented at Pan American Medical Meeting
In Dallas on March 21 delegates from twenty two nations gathered for the Pan American Medical Association fourth congress. Dr Francisco M Fernandez of Havana presided over his third year as head of the world’s largest medical organization, and Dr John O McReynolds of Dallas hosted a luncheon amid talks of succession.
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Dallas
Western Hemisphere
Américas
Pan-American Medical Association
Francisco M. Fernandez
Havana
Cuba
Fernandez
John O. McReynolds
Congress
Fernandez Ar
Association
Lesson on Temperance Sparks RAID on Still
Mrs Janet Allen Walker testifies in divorce case against former New York mayor James J Walker who is vacationing in Cannes. Potters County raid follows temperance Sunday, with sheriff seizing a large operating still and 500 gallons of mash plus other equipment, two young men arrested and a federal charge forthcoming.
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Miami
Fla
U.P
Janet Allen Walker
James J
Jimmy) Walker
New York
Cannes
France
Potter County
River Road
Sheriff's Office
Robert Davis
Wayne Pierson
Young Davis
North Johnson Street
Hoover Returns Home to Private Life in Palo Alto
Former President Herbert C Hoover arrives in Palo Alto after a cross country trip from Washington. He is met by Republican leaders and friends in Oakland and later hosts a reception at his home. Hoover traveled with his secretary of the treasury Ogden Mills and associated staff.
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Palo Alto
Cal
U.P
Herbert Clark Hoover
White House
Oakland
Treasury
Ogden Mills
New National Bank of Detroit Formed With $25 Million Capital
The Reconstruction Corporation and Alfred P. Sloan announce the formation of the National Bank of Detroit. The bank will have a capital of $25,000,000 and is expected to support Detroit’s postwar recovery and economic growth. The announcement was made in Washington on March 21.
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Bank For Detroit
Washington
National Bank of Detroit
Reconstruction Corporation
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors Corporation
Midget Tickets For Weekend Vaudeville Attractions
Tickets for Singer's Midgets act will go on sale at the box office for Thursday Friday and Saturday performances. The 30 member troupe from Central Europe arrives with elephants ponies and the singing duck. Also on the bill are Elsie Little Beckie Reeder Arnold in The Teddy Bear in Oz and 11 child entertainers plus Ellis B Hall's Amatillo College of Music band. Night prices 40 and 25 cents. matinee 35 and 15 cents.
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Singer
Wilbur C. Hawk
Europe
Elsie Little
Beckie Reeder Arnold
Ellis B. Hall
Amatillo College of Music
Junior Lowernstern
New Germany Proclaimed In Reichstag Opening In Potsdam
In Potsdam Germany a new militant regime was proclaimed with President von Hindenburg and Adolf Hitler leading the Reichstag opening ceremony. The fire-damaged Reichstag met for the first time since March 5 elections as royal box seats were left vacant for the former imperial family.
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Potsdam
Germany
von Hindenburg
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Reichstag Begins First Session in Opera House
The new German Reichstag met in the Kroll Opera House in Berlin to hear Hitler demand dictatorial powers for four years. Members gathered from Potsdam after a dedicatory service at the garrison church as Hermann Goering, acting as chairman, opened the proceedings.
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Reichstag
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Kroll Opera House
Potsdam
Hermann Goering
Hitler
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for March 18
Treasury receipts on March 18 totaled 34,963,576.01 with expenditures at 25,190,801.08 and a balance of 453,169,263.56. Customs duties for 18 days in March stood at 8,488,222.04.
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Washington
Treasury
Red-Head Delays Rock Island Train Near Tucumcari
A red headed entertainer on Amarillo’s rail party caused a delay when one passenger was left on the Tucumcari platform. The special backtracked to retrieve the traveler, delaying a westbound train on a prairie side track.
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Amarillo
Rock Island Railroad
Tucumcari
New Mexico City
Tucamcari
France Warms to Mussolini Peace Plan
Paris reports tentative acceptance of Premier Mussolini's peace plan by French leaders Edouard Daladier and Joseph Boncour to Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Sir John Simon at a British embassy conference. MacDonald and Simon plan to return home via Paris after last Saturday’s talks.
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Paris
Mussolini
Italy
Edouard Daladier
Joseph Paul Boncour
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
John Simon
MacDonald
Sir John
Farm relief vote delayed to tomorrow in House
House leaders postponed passing the farm relief bill tonight and now expect approval tomorrow. Speaker Rainey announced the delay as debates extend, while the calendar includes four hours of debate with no amendments allowed. The Agriculture Committee urged immediate enactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Representative Blanton
Texas
Washington
Rainey
Ned
Snell
Agriculture Committee
Won't Believe His Friends Kidnapers
Four men were held for questioning in the kidnapping of Peter Myers Jr. in Youngstown. The 15-year-old boy's father says the men are his friends and doubts their connection, while Detective Lieutenant William Reed notes the prisoners were not linked to the case.
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Youngstown
Peter Myers, Jr
William Reed
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Surrounding Areas
Forecast for Amarillo and nearby areas shows fair and warmer conditions tonight and Wednesday with partial cloudiness. West Texas reports warmer tonight and Wednesday, with cooler conditions in the extreme west. New Mexico may see rain or snow northwest and north-central regions tonight and Wednesday morning, warmer in central and eastern parts, and colder in the northwest Wednesday. Temperatures today reach 28 to 56 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Ohio River Flood Threat Pushes City to Levee Breach
In Cincinnati and across the Ohio Valley the flood worsened with thousands displaced by rising waters. Nine lives were lost as the river neared 64 feet. relief efforts spread from Washington to Portsmouth and Manchester while Red Cross aid and naval planes prepared to assist.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Wheeling
W. Va
Portsmouth
Batavia
Manchester
Washington
Red Cross
Huntington
Evansville
Ind
Cairo
Ill
Mississippi
New Richmond
Ley
Ripley
Wes Grocery
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Arthur Brisbane
Euripides
America
Globe
Brisbane
Russia
Etex
Convention OF Cattle Growers
Bill Beechler
Amarillo College
Hall Sisters
Helen
Dorothy
Margaret
Frances Spurlock
Glen Turnbull
Junior Wood
Charles Borden
Walker
Missus
Herbert C. Hoover
New Germany
Austin
U.K
Texas National Guard
OU Field
Ross Sterling
East
J. H. Pisher
F. A. Rogers
Celeste
Appropriations Committee
Ranger Department
Treasury Statistics
Duce
TO_MORROW
Henry Morgenthaus, Jr
Farm Board
Ohio River
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