Apache youth faces life for murder of Columbia student
Mac Seymour an Apache cowboy was convicted of the July 18 killing of Miss Henrietta Schmerler 23 a Columbia University research student on the White River Reservation. A jury verdict nearly guarantees a life sentence with appeals planned.
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Henrietta Schmerler
Columbia University
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White River
New York University
Queen's Husband in Comedy Tonight at Amarillo Theatre
Major Grover stars in The Queen's Husband at the Amarillo Little Theater tonight and tomorrow at 8:15 in the McKinley School Auditorium. Tickets available at City Drug No. 1. The comedy mocks royalty and politics with a modern European‑kingdom plot.
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Robert Sherwood
McKinley School
City Drug No
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Romania
America
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Frank A. Gantz
Robert Johnson
Walter Mitchell
Donald Lacey
Cecil Putty
Fred Young
Louise Coe
Marion Allen
Major Grover
Max Ellis
Buford Avery
Ray Walling
C. A. Grover
Little
Garner's Boom Gains in West
William G. McAdoo met with Speaker Garner in Washington on March 22. He said Garner is not seeking the Democratic presidential nomination, but California will send an instructed delegation to Chicago. McAdoo heads the Garner pledged California delegate slate for the May primary and noted discussions covered finances and the tax bill in general terms.
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Washington
William G. McAdoo
Garner
California
Chicago
McAdoo
the Treasury
West Texas driller G. L. Folbre dies in Socorro
G. L. Folbre, a West Texas oil driller from Pecos, died last night in Socorro New Mexico of heart disease. He had traveled to Socorro after drilling a well in Loving County and had long lived in Pecos and Wickett.
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Pecos
Tex
G. L. Folbre
West Texas
Socorro
New Mexico
Loving County
Wickett
Pupils To See Farm Special in Amarillo Visit
Amarillo high school and all Potter County rural schools will dismiss Friday afternoon so pupils may tour Santa Fe's farm and home train in Amarillo at 2 30 for the visit. The seven week tour began February 16 under J D Tinsley with A and M College staff presenting dairying poultry and farm life topics.
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Amarillo
Potter County
Santa Fe
Globe News
B. E. Masters
Amarillo College
W. A. McIntosh
Wilbur C. Hawk
Laura V. Hamner
J. D. Tinsley
Texas A. & M. College
DRY ACTS FAIL TO COVER ALL DRINKS AND FIGHTS
Assistant District Attorney Grady Hazlewood argues prohibition gaps allow medicinal and astringent fluids to be used as intoxicants. He notes a district court conviction of a man drunk on a local store preparation shows laws do not cover certain preparations and officers lack authority.
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Grady Hazlewood
Hazlewood
Lions bid for next district meet in West Texas
Amarillo Lions Club president Dr. R. L. Rogers says a strong bid is planned for the next district convention in Lubbock on April 11 and 12. Herbert Welker of Pampa seeks district governor to succeed Sam Braswell of Clarendon, while Braswell supporters push for a Lions International director seat from Texas. The West Texas district covers most of the state west of the Orient railroad and includes 54 clubs with a large turnout anticipated.
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Lions
R. L. Rogers
Lubbock
Herbert Welker
Pampa
Sam Braswell
Clarendon
Braswell
Texas
Lions International Organization
West Texas
Orient Railroad
William Craghead Dies at Home in Amarillo
William Thomas Craghead a 68 year old carpenter died at 7 a m at his home 707 North Hayes Street after several weeks of illness He leaves four sons E L B F and L M Craghead of Amarillo and D K Craghead of Caddo Oklahoma a daughter in law Mrs T J Craghead of Caddo He had lived in Amarillo six years He belonged to the Maccabees and I O O F Lodges Funeral services are set for 10 30 a m Wednesday at Griggs Chapel with Rev D D Sumrall of San Jacinto Baptist Church officiating The body will likely be sent to Caddo Oklahoma for burial Wednesday night.
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Amarillo
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Caddo
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Abattoir Ordinance To Be Passed Tonight
The city commission plans final passage of an abattoir ordinance at a special session. The measure, urged by the Panhandle Livestock Association, aims to protect health and curb cattle stealing. Taxicab regulation amendments may also be discussed. Routine business was listed for Tuesday at city secretary LeVerne Calhoun’s office.
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Panhandle Livestock Association
LeVerne Calhoun
Police Issue Warning About Shooting In City
Police warn residents after reports of youths firing .22 rifles and air guns in city areas. Officials urge supervision and safe handling to prevent injuries and property damage.
Devil is Boaz Topic Tonight at Polk Street Church
Services tonight at Polk Street Methodist Church mark the third day of the pre Easter revival led by Bishop H A Boaz of Houston. The sermon topic is Dealing with the Devil and the 7 45 pm start was announced. Last night’s sermon addressed Trouble Its Cause and Cure. Dr Boaz linked economic mental moral and physical ailments to two sources unsound calculation and turning away from God. Dr Ira F Key invites officers and teachers to meet after tonight's service. Mrs Lila Austin in Myers is featured on organ.
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H. A. Boaz
Houston
Boaz
Ira F. Key
Lila Austin
Myers
Warning to Amarillo Parents on Vandalized Property
Police Chief W R McDowell urges parents to stop air gun misuse after light globes and window panes are shattered by bullets pebbles and lead pellets. He emphasizes children may not endanger life or property and calls for parental instruction today.
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Amarillo
W. R. McDowell
Kellogg Introduces Iron enriched Whole Wheat Biscuits
Local grocers feature Kellogg's Whole Wheat Biscuits enhanced with iron and Vitamin B. The biscuits use pressure cooking to preserve nutrients and improve flavor while toasting both sides for crisper texture. Each package contains 15 biscuits, two fit a bowl, and bears Kellogg's red and green branding. Made in Battle Creek.
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Medical Arts Laboratory of
Philadelphia
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Surplus Grain Sale Urged by Wheat Advisory Committee
The Wheat Advisory Committee urged rapid sale of Farm Board wheat in noncompetitive foreign markets using new export financing funds. It opposed the Gore Bill to impound 150 million bushels and favored moving the wheat promptly to avoid price depression and storage costs. The panel backed broader use of Reconstruction Finance Corp funds for foreign purchases and criticized restricting cooperative salaries tied to government aid.
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Farm Board
Wheat Advisory Committee
United States
Hyde
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
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