Local youths to attend Northwest Texas Older Boys meeting in Lubbock
More than 100 Amarillo youths will attend the Northwest Texas Older Boys conference at Lubbock this weekend. Amarillo Hi Y clubs are sending delegations from Amarillo High School Buchanan Street Junior, Central Junior High, and Sam Houston Junior High with sponsors and organizers named.
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Amarillo
Central Junior
Sam Houston
Amarillo High School
O. C. Jones
Neville Bremer
Walter Watkins
Neal Mayer
Henri Scott
Kenneth Neal
Jimmie Anderson
Bob Reaves
Raymond O'Bryan
Capres Hatchett
John L. Sullivan
Clifford Matthews
John Harlow
Joe White
James Summar
Ray Cochran
Woodrow Toombs
Elwin Ricketts
BE. C. Jackson
Gerald East
Ed Parcells
Charles Vaughan
William Boyd Cook
John H. Eisenberg
Jack Liston
David Rasco
Oran Coble
Harry Neuhardat
Bill Dyer
Carrol Curl
R. D. Hobbs
Ed Spann
Bob Rogers
George Nunn
Jim Tolleson
Fred Short
Jack Perryman
Marvin Collie
Claude Gray
Cothren Terrel
Walter Shaller
Dan Higgins
Wade Holman
John Lawson
Lee Harmon
Jim Keeton
Joe Mason
Bo Henson
Charles Woodburn
Bill Merriman
Cy Patton
Clifton Henderson
Clifton Oliver
Jordan Weillis
Abandonment Reaches All Time Rail Line Loss in 1934
The 1934 report shows 1 995 miles of branch lines abandoned as railroads shrink service. The figure tops 1933 by 119 miles and 1921 by 389. rail decline hurts communities tied to tracks while highway competition undercuts fares and schedules.
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Wilbur C. Hawk
Mexico City
The Man Who Reclaimed His Head At The Nat
A compelling drama of one man's fight against warfare is now at The Nat venue with Lloyd Snyder and his orchestra featuring Ramon Saltonello and Jean Frost providing musical interludes.
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Claude Rains
Tionel Atwill
Joan Bennett
Rains
Paramount
Fadward G. Robinson
iFor
FAIR
Claude Raina
Mission
Shirley Temple
Texas
Eddie Quillan
Betty Furness
Rialto
Elissa Landi
Hill Billy Night
REX
Sylvie Sidney
NAT
Lloyd Snyder
Ramon Saltonetall
Jean Frost
Rosfland
Reggie Johnson
Tena Ray
Funeral held for William P Crandall longtime miner
Last tribute to William Paige Crandall 79 was read at Boxwell Brothers Chapel at 2 PM with Rev. J D Horton officiating. Pallbearers included A K Wordschmidt Sam Morris Walter Wirtz Claude Craig Harvey Yarbrough and D H Barnes. Burial followed in Llano Cemetery. Crandall died Monday night at the family home 707 Monroe Street.
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William Paige Crandall
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
J. D. Horton
Pierce Street
Baptist Church
A. K. Wordschmidt
Sam Morris
Walter Wirtz
Claude Craig
Harvey Yarbrough
D. H. Barnes
Llano
Mr. Crandall
Monroe Street
Carnival exhibitor held on indecent exposure charge
In Tyler Texas a carnival performer described as a half man half woman was arrested on indecent exposure charges. A Smith County sheriff's office spokesman, an admirer of Gertrude Stein, stated the suspect is a man and he is detained in jail.
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Tyler
Smith County
Crisis nears on auto tags in Amarillo
Miss Jewell Davidson warns Amarillo motorists to obtain 1936 license plates before April 1 as 11 900 plates remain at the tax collector. She says only 1 200 plates have been sold and personal checks are not accepted during the final rush.
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Miss Jewell Davidson
Amarillo
Miss Davidson
Calafo liquid relief for asthma and hay fever
An ad touts Calafo liquid as a money back remedy for asthma and hay fever. It promises quick relief and better sleep, with a $1.00 price and Fox Drug Company as the supplier.
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Fox Drug Company
How to Relieve Headaches in Three Minutes
An advertisement claims B C remedy ROC from a registered pharmacist relieves headaches in minutes without opiates. It promotes use for muscular aches pains neuralgia fever and nervous distress and suggests buying the 25 cent package wherever drugs are sold.
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B.C
B. C
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Northwest Texas Older Boys’ Conference
Lubbock
Buchanan
Buchanan Street
John Goodman
Joe Goodman
Harry Bramblett
Marvin Snow
Jack Koesjan
Carthel Coyle
Donald Jerman
John Click
John Eldon Rhea
Ernest Hastings
Leo Smith
Billie Cavins
Winston Brown
James Ewell
Preston Garrett
Henry Moore
Donald Broaddus
Durwood Meadows
Winifred Nicklaus
Central Junior High
Billy McEachern
Oscar Schilling
Herbert Richardson
Tillman Nungesser
Buster Vaughan
Flton Simmon
Jim Jenkins
Stanley Crowe
Ormand Wright
Bert McCullough, Jr
Archille Dashier
John Kennahan
J. G. Graham
Bobby Budd
A. L. Jenkins
John Sory
Larry Garre
Joe Billie Fllis
Carrol Keeling
Texas Theater
Ben Golding
Miss Frost
Sally
Buddy
Foley Baker
Avalon
Fred Worrell
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Santa Fe
Shattuck
Plains Division
R. W. Prentice
Civilian Conservation Corps
Clovis
Canadian
Waynoka
F. A. Donnell
California
Joe Tannon
Southern Pacific
Tucumcari
Liberty
Bond
Keneath Bowden
Afton
Oklo
Lanon
Veterans Association
Burlington
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Denver
J. W. Mode
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Brotherhood
Emil Ballard
Globe-News
Union Printers
Colorado Springs
Ballard
Brice Fowler
Globe News
G. BE
Amarilin
St. Anthonys Hospital
Texas Presse Association
Houston
Washington
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New Orleans
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Savannah
Columbia
Raleigh
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Atlanta
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Good Housekeeping Institute
Darling
America
W. P. Crandall
Miss Stein
Russell
Middleton
Certified Public Accountant
Oliver Fakle
Brassieres
Batiste Pajamas
Ward
Polk Street
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London
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