Wheat expert predicts bottom reached with gradual rise ahead
A Chicago bred grain specialist, traveling in the Southwest, says wheat prices will not rise sharply this summer due to large global stocks and the farm board’s failures. He expects a slow, long upward trend over the next quarter century, with regional Panhandle wheat holding above last year’s low levels and Canada expanding output. He notes Russia’s limited impact on markets and suggests potential price bumps from Prohibition repeal.
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Chicago
Congress
Panhandle
Kansas
Farm Board
Russia
Canada
Hoover
United States
Texas
Polk Street Methodist Church Youth Luncheon Schedule
Friday events at Polk Street Methodist include a 10 A M mass meeting with Dr Daniel A Poling, a 12 Noon men's luncheon at the Herring Hotel for 50 cents, a 2 30 P M mass meeting with Dr Ira Landrith, and a 7 45 P M mass meeting with Hon Oliver W Stewart. The youth luncheon costs 25 cents per ticket thanks to general committee support led by Judge J W Crudgington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Poling
Polk Street Methodist Church
Herring Hotel
Ira Landrith
Oliver W. Stewart
General Committee
J. W. Crudgington
Young People’s Committee
Dan Poling
Panhandle Secretaries Set Annual Chamber Meet in Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce secretaries from Panhandle cities gather in Amarillo for the Panhandle Secretaries Association annual conference. About 50 delegates attend the 11 A.M. session at the Amarillo Hotel with a Rotary luncheon at noon. Topics include budgeting the chamber, the chamber and the local band, and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. G L Boykin of Clarendon will preside as president for the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Panhandle
Amarillo
Panhandle Secretaries Association
Rotary
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
G. L. Boykin
Clarendon
Church Letter Critiques Greeters Impersonally
Dear Mr Tack I address this letter to you impersonally not blaming you for the condition described See Tack Letters Page 13. The fragment shows reader correspondence criticizing church greeters and inviting discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Tack
Abattoir Law Delayed as Operators Seek Time
City commission delayed final passage of an abattoir ordinance after two operators requested time to dispose of stock on hand. The measure, modeled on Houston and Dallas rules and approved by the federal government, would restrict meat sales to approved abattoirs and require federal or city stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
E. W. Little
Houston
Dallas
Texas
Amarillo
Pinkney Packing Company
Jesus Christ as Friend Is Boaz Subject
Bishop H. A. Boaz of Houston preaches at Polk Street Methodist Church on friendship through Christ. He says sympathy sacrifice and constancy unite humans with deity, and a true friend remains staunch in adversity. Boaz adds that the world seeks manifested friendship and will preach again tonight at 7:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
H. A. Boaz
Houston
Polk Street Methodist Church
Christ
Boaz
Petition to Open Washington Street for Wider Paving
A petition signed by about 30 property owners asks the city to open Washington Street between Eighth and Eleventh Avenues to 40 feet and pave it. The request cites alignment with Amarillo development plans and benefits to travelers. No action was taken. the item remains for future consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Eighth and
Eleventh Avenues
City Commission
Amarillo
Major Wood
Wales H. Madden Charles A. Wolflin
D. A. Winn
Frank E. Buckingham
J. R. Lawrence
J. A. Batson
A. L. Earle
L. B. Cox
B. C. Cayton
Fred W. Hamner
Henry L. Ford
H. C. Brooks
Grover B. Hill
A. B. Jones
G. E. McDavid
E. 8. Roberts
H. W. Blackburn
Tom B. Holman
W. H. Brymer
Hagy to Lead Contest to Land Geologists Meeting
Lawrence Hagy, chairman of the Oil and Gas Division of the Chamber of Commerce, leaves for Oklahoma City as the American Petroleum Geologists open a five day meeting. He will head Amarillo's contest to bring the convention here next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hagy
Oil and Gas
Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma City
American Petroleum Geologists
Hagy
Geogolists’ Organization
Amarillo
Texans suit on UT oil royalties postponed to April term
A second postponement of the state's suit claiming 575000 underpayment to the University of Texas in Reagan County oil royalties was ordered today. The case now stands until the term of court opening April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
O.R
University of Texas
Reagan County
Man Dies After Building Collapse in Philadelphia
James F. Meaker aged 36 died after being buried under debris when a building collapsed following his auto crash. Police and firemen freed him minutes earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James F. Meaker
Jail Breaker Recaptured After Cooke County Escape
Clarence Colwell age 23 one of 13 inmates who escaped Cooke County jail was recaptured in Marietta Oklahoma. He had a two year sentence for arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Tex
Clarence Colwell
Cooke County
Marietta
Oklo
Cannot Be Guilty and Not Guilty Verdict in Theft Case
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reverses and remands the Randall County misdemeanor theft conviction of J. W. Howell. The jury used the guilty verdict form and the foreman signed under the judge, making the name appear below both verdicts, prompting appeal solely on verdict form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
J. W. Howell
Randall County
Come to Florida for Abundance and Modern Progress
The author envisions Florida as a land of abundant citrus fruit and natural wealth. He foresees a future of improved distribution, immigration, and booming real estate led by figures like Flagler and Fisher, with prosperity for all social classes and enduring happiness through growth and industry. The piece contrasts past limits with a coming era of prosperity and mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Gulf States
California
W. J. Connors
Buffalo
Lake Okeechobee
Rockwall Slim Death Sentence Postponed to April First
Governor Ross Sterling delayed the execution of Jake White known as Rockwall Slim by one week after a protest from prison chaplain Rev. Hugh Finnegan of Houston. White, a Black man, confessed to killing Mrs. W. S. Gray during an attempted holdup at the Gray farm in Dallas. The new execution date is April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Jake
Rockwall Slim
Ross
Sterling
Hugh Finnegan
Houston
Finnegan
White
Dallas
W. 8. Gray
Gray Farm
Mrs. Mae Larabee Dies at Home in Lincoln Street
Mrs. Mae Ester Larabee 35 wife of O. E. Larabee 1507 Lincoln Street died at home at 1 30 this morning. Survived by husband two sons E E Jr 6 and Jack Venton 5. Funeral at Sacred Heart Cathedral with Rt Rev Msgr A F Amerault officiating pallbearers named and Llano Cemetery burial.
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Mae Ester Larabee
O. E. Larabee
Lincoln Street
Jack Venton
Catholic Church
Security Benefit Lodge
Griggs Chapel
Sacred Heart Cathedral
A. F. Amerault
R. O. Wood H. L. Smith
J. D. Clark
Ernest Smith
Morris Sewell
A. Burtrand
Llano Cemetery
Detective Captain Cain Rushes to Llano Bedside of Stricken Brother
Amarillo police Detective Capt. Clark Cain traveled to Llano to be with a dying brother while another Cain sibling lies critically ill in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Cain
Amarillo
Dallas Moves on Unsafe Hotels After Fatal Fires
Seven teens have died from fires since January 1 fueling a drive to abandon unsafe hotels and rooming houses in Dallas. Four men and a boy perished in two fires yesterday at the Elm Hotel. City officials order a survey of hotels and rooming houses to condemn or require safety compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
John N. Edy
Hugh
Grady
Elm Hotel
Rush Aid Death Toll Rises Across States After Disaster
Rescue teams extend efforts into a mountain district near Cartersville Georgia locating 20 ruined farmhouses and confirming 11 deaths. Alfred Hightower, 22, is among the dead as Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky and South Carolina tally dozens of fatalities and hundreds injured.
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Cartersville
Alfred Hightower
Alabama
Chilton County
Northport
Cullman
Sylacagua
Marion
Farnsdale
Columbiana
Plantersville
Randolph
Lineville
Talladega
Stevenson
Corinth
Bridgeport
Paint Rock
Linden
Ashland
Demopolis
Sycamore
Falkville
Fairview
Fletcher
Georgia
Athens
Macdeonia Community
Dalton
Cassville
Rome Vicinity
Atlanta
Decatur
Salacea District
Equal Rights Amendment Faces House Judiciary Clash
Organized women pushed into the House Judiciary Committee to back equal rights, asserting a step toward emancipation as witnesses testified. Representative Ludlow, sponsor, argued the first stronghold fell with equal suffrage and now the second, equal rights, must be captured. Local bills were delayed as the fate of the manufacturers sales tax proposal remained uncertain despite anti tax amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Judiciary Committee
Ludlow
Indiana
House
Hartley County Citizens Seek Tascosa Trail Bond Plan
Hartley County citizens backed a bond drive to pave the Tascosa Trail across the county if the state funds a bridge over the Canadian River at Tascosa. County Judge R A Defee led the Hartley and Channing committee in a morning conference with Amarillo Chamber highway officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley County
R. A. Defee
Channing
Amarillo
Tascosa
Two Madrid youths begin five month jail terms
Jose Menendez age 21 and his brother Roberto 22 of Madrid started five month sentences in the county jail after pleading guilty in Potter County court to driving a car without the owner's consent. Judge E C Nelson Jr imposed the penalties. The vehicle was taken from Jimmy Hamilton and returned after a few hours.
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Madrid
Jose Menendez
Roberto
Potter County
E. C. Nelson, Jr
Jimmy Hamilton
Poison Grain Offered to Farmers at Cost
Poison grain for prairie dog control is available at cost from the agriculture department of the Chamber of Commerce. A thousand pounds prepared by the U S Biological Department is backed by the Potter County commission. Applications for the grain should be made immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department of the
Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Biological Department
Potter County Commission
Criminal Appeals Court Proceedings
AUSTIN March 23 The Court of Criminal Appeals issued several dispositions. Affirmed: Clem McDew Van Zandt F B Ross Levassar Anderson A Halbert Newton Robert Hale Bell W Scrivner Galveston Oren Jackson Oldham Ones Jackson Oldham Ex Parte D H Ramsey Jefferson Edgar Hays Callahan Gordon Williams Hunt Bill Day Nacogdoches Genaro Hermosillo El Paso Reversed and remanded Mumford Tarrant Fannie Wyatt San Jacinto J B Burdett Van Zandt Oscar Sealey Ellis Audrey Dean Wheeler Frank Greer Scurry J W Howell Randall J C Hale Gregg Floyd Ramos Nacogdoches Stacy Childress Ellis L H Reed Clay Appellant's motion for rehearing overruled Elijah Warren Mc Lennan (2 cases) Reversed and dismissed Sadie Patilio Jefferson Judgment reversed and relator discharged Ex parte S J Rhoder Jefferson overruled without written opinion Pear Dumas Bastrop.
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Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Clem McDew
van Zandt
F. B
Ross) Levassar
Anderson
A. Halbert
Newton
Robert Hale
Bell
Scrivner
Galveston
Oren Jackson
Oldham
Jack
Son
D. H. Ramsey
Jefferson
Edgar Hays
Callahan
Gordon Williams
Hunt
Bill Day
Nacog
Clay
Elijah Warren
McLennan
Sadie Patilio
S. J. Rhoder
Pear Dumas
Bastrop
Aged Woman Dies at Son's Home in Ranger
Mrs. Londa Catherine Sides aged 90 died at 8 oclock this morning at her son 310 Browning Street Survivors include three sons W H Amarillo Frank Ranger Marvin Sides Albany a daughter Mrs C C Haines Wichita Falls a brother A M Ridenhour Enid Okla and a sister Mrs J C Bardsley Ranger She had lived in Amarillo 13 years and was a Methodist Church member Body lies at Griggs Chapel pending relatives arrival
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londa Catherine Sides
Browning Street
W. H
Amarillo
Frank
Ranger
Marvin Sides
Albany
C. C. Haines
Wichita Falls
A. M. Ridenhour
Enid
Okla
J. C. Bardsley
Methodist Church
Griggs Chapel
Markets report from Amarillo and Chicago livestock
Grain prices and livestock bids across Amarillo and Chicago show mixed weakness and steady levels. Hogs and cattle trade uneven with losses and gains noted, while New Orleans cotton opens lower on liquidation and Liverpool tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
The Way of Man
A poem contrasts grand vows of heroic devotion with a woman's request for practical purchases. A man recalls past promises to perform perilous deeds for love, then balks at paying for dresses and beads. The piece notes the clash between dramatic devotion and mundane expense, humorously questioning gendered expectations.
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Plains
Tack
Mary
Sally
Henry
Charley Hoover
Charley
Polk Street
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Hawk
Fred Stone
Lubbock
Brown
Washington ST
Vincent Astor
Chrysler
Albert Lasker
Flo” Ziegfeld
Dusenberg
Cain
Llano
Hartley
Criminal Appeals Court
Chicago Livestock
New Orleans
Liverpool
Lancashire
Jenkins
Jno. F. Clark Brokerage Co
Seer
Alum Co
Am. Sences
Gas & Electric
Ark Nat
Asso Gas & Elec
Awe
Ford Motor Ltd
Ford of Canada
Eaenewees
Elec Eeeeeeree
Goldman Sachs
Insurance
Lone Star Gas Esereses
Middlewest Util
Mo. Kas Pipeline
Eane
Niagara Hud Pw
Pennroad Corp
Swift & Co
Trans Air Trans
United Founders
United Gas Corp
United St. & Pw
UN Verde
Woolworth Ltd
New York
Clark Brokerage Co
Jno. F
Allegheny Corp
Juneau
Allied Chemical
Allin Chalmers Frosecsonevr
Ameralda Corp
Edison
Standard Brands Inc
Car & Fdy
Stone & Webster Eee
Chicle
Studebaker Corpwneeee
Aee
Tex Gulf
Am International
Sae
Tex Pac Land
Pw & Let
Tri Cent Cor U Am Rolling Mills
Eee al
Union Carbide
Ry Weewee
Am Steel Foundry
Union Pacific
Sug & Refervece
United Carb
Am Tobacco
United Corp Oy BM
Wks & E P
Am Woolen Co
U S Pipe & Fdy Id
Assoc Dry
At & S
FRR
Sheesseeee A
U 8 Steel Senees
Warren Bros Company
Best & Co
Ates
Wes Maryland RR
Oneness
Bethlehem Steel
Western Pac KR
Bohn Alum & Brass Aee
Western Union
Serene
Borden Coesas
Borg-Warner
Weat'House Elec
Bklyn-Manhat
Willys Overland
Brunswick Tem & Ryer
Woolworth (Fw) Co
Burroughs Addrsssees Ay
Worthington Pp & Mch
Beande Asevee
Byers A M Co
Yellow Tr & Oath
Calif
Calumet & Hecla
Republics
Atlantic
Chesapeake
Ohio
Onan
Barnsdall
Chesapeake Corp
Gen Oenae
RI & Pac Ee Avaenss
Gulf of Asphalt Penn
Chrysler Corp
Ciuett Peabody & Co
New
Ener Vane
Coca Cola Co
Houston Pet
Cola Fue? & Iron
Internat’o
Phillips Reenese
Congoleum-Nairn
My Prairie O & G
Bay
Consolid Film Ind
Warner-Quinlan
Richfield of
Serner
Cont Insurance
Rio Grande Oil
Royal Dutch
Coty
Shell Union
Curtiss
Wright
Sinclair
Curtiss Wright
So'Land Royalty
Bly St'd
Aeene
Davidson Chemepesee
St'd
Sereesentes Gite del Lac & West
Dome Mines Texas Corp
Tex Pac Ld
Aereeene
Dupont Tex Pac Cl & of
Seseeseeeeert
Texon Ol & Land
Sisseseseee Aetee
Eastman Kodak + sewess
Union Oil of Cal
Eaton Axle & Spr
Ohio Oil
Teveaee
Eiec Auto Lite
Vece
Pro & Refers
Elec
Stag
Aeee
Erie RR
Beacsete
Wees
Field
Marshall
Teceneges
First Nat
Vee
Fos Wheeler, Inc
Fox Film AV
Eee
BMG
Texas Coneses
Freeport
Seeee
Gen
Seeres
Baking Co Aeeeere Se
Gen Food
Gen Mills
Gen Motors Oerr
Rye Signal
Gillette Razor
Glidden Co
Gold Dust Corp
Goodrich T & R
Goodyear T&r
Graham Paige
Grand Silver St
Ease Grand Union Co Wees
Northy
West Sugar
Hahn Dept Stores
Cessees
Hershey Choe
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Ill Central
Indus Rayon Eee
Inter Cement Harv
Inter Cement Harv Seveee Ae
Internat Internat Nickel
Evens
Internat Shoe
Internat T & Eae
Johns Manville
Sesevene
Kelvinator Corp Veeee
Kennecott Copper
Kresge (Ss) & Co
Kreuger & Toller
Kregere Gro & Ba
Mack Trucks
Mathieson Alkali
Missouri Kus & Tex
Missouri Pac RR
Montgomery Ward & Co
Nat'l Biscuit
Nat'l Cash
Nat'l Dairy
Nat'l Distillers Pr
Nat'l Pow & Ties
Nat'l Steel Corps
Nevada
Peecee Dts
Northern Pac Seveeee
Otis Elevator Co
Pac Gas Bloc Co
Paramount
Edgar A. Guest
Neeze
Mistol
Mase
Berry
10Th Ave
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