Plea filed in Del Rio libel suit against The News-Globe
The News-Globe reports a plea of privilege in a $600000 libel suit from Del Rio Texas. They seek transfer to another venue or any place but Del Rio where Dr Brinkley operates a radio station. The piece notes lack of response from Brinkley’s lawyers and hints at political angles around residency and governor run.
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News- Globe
del Rio
Texas
Brinkley
Mexico
Sheriff's Office
Dr. Brinkley
Kansas
Joseph of Arimathea as a Counselling Righteous Rich Man
The piece reflects on Joseph of Arimathea, a wealthy and benevolent figure known for counsel and integrity. It questions how history records the deeds of such men beyond their reputation.
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Joseph
Arimathea
Untitled Editorial Warns Against Taxation and Tyranny
A contemporary editorial warns that heavy taxation would quash enterprise and employment. It argues America should preserve traditional freedoms and avoid centralized tyranny like Stalinist or Mussolini models, urging restraint and stable policy until viable reforms emerge.
Tire Blowout Kills Autoist Near McAllen
Louis J. Muckerman, son‑in‑law of Bernarr MacFadden, died when his car tire blew out near McAllen Texas. The vehicle overturned several times down an embankment killing him. passenger Charles Murray suffered a broken arm and minor injuries but will recover. Mike Guerra, who found the scene, called for an ambulance. Muckerman was en route to Los Angeles to become MacFadden publications West Coast representative. his wife Byrnece MacFadden planned to join later.
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Mike Guerra
McAllen
Guerra
Muckerman
Ignatius I. Muckerman
Los Angeles
MacFadden Publications
Byrnece MacFadden
Englewood
N. J
Speakeasy discussion frames prohibition amid wartime resolve
The report notes enforcement gains under Colonel Woodcock and allies while opposing factions fear losses. Dr. Landrith denounces prohibition as a constitutional matter rather than a crusade, insisting the law must be observed and enforced to defend liberty and orderly government.
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Woodcock
Landrith
Bible Class Easter Music at Fair Theater
The T. Newton Hill Bible Class presents special Easter music at 9:40 am Sunday at the Fair Theater. The program, led by H. A. Shaw with Doris Shaw on piano, will feature pupils from the Dave Derden School of Music as the orchestra and may be broadcast on Radio KGRS. Dr. G. Snodgrass and District Judge W. E. Gee oversee the lessons with interim leaders.
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T. Newton Hill
Fair Theater
Dave Derden
The
First Christian Church
W. E. Gee
Mrs. Minnie Bilderback to be buried Saturday
Mrs Nannie Bilderback 69 dies after brief illness at home in Amarillo. Last rites set for 2 pm at Griggs Funeral Chapel with Rev T D Sumrall in charge. Pallbearers listed. Burial in Llano Cemetery. Survived by son W E Bilderback and three daughters all of Amarillo and brother Bill Frady of Alvarado.
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Nannie Bilderback
Griggs
T. D. Sumrall
Fundamentalist Baptist Church
R. C. Thrasher
W. R. Rider
G. R. Raleigh
Andrew Giles
Tom Phillips
B. E. Robins
Llano
Easter Service At St Andrew's Opens At Eight
Easter morning services at St Andrew's Episcopal Church begin at eight with special choir music and Holy Communion. Rev. F A Foster rector to deliver the sermon at the eight o'clock service and the eleven o'clock service follows with similar rites.
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Episcopal
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
F. A. Foster
Easter Church Visit Lifts Mood and Health Hopes
Advice suggests cutting heavy meals as heat arrives and emphasizes sleep, molasses and sulphur. Encourages church attendance on Easter to boost well being at work, home, and with friends and family.
What They y Wiis 16 Tack Opposes Pay Cuts
In a public reply Tack contends against salary reductions for the President. The letter references a Globe column from Monday and directs readers to Tack’s viewpoint on Page 8.
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Tack
Monday's Globe
Hobbs Field Proration Talks Move Toward Ratification
E G Allen, chair of the Hobbs New Mexico oil field advisory committee, said ratification of a new proration agreement is practically assured. Gov. Arthur Seligman proposed a counter-proposal allowing state geologist withdrawal of approval, aligning with the 28 operators and James F. Hinkle. The plan circulates for operator ratification.
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Hobbs Field
Dallas
E. G. Allen
Hobbs
New Mexico
Arthur Seligman
James F. Hinkle
Allen
Hinkle
WETS VICTORS TO OPEN HEARINGS IN APRIL
A Senate judiciary sub committee will open hearings on April 14 on repeal proposals to the eighteenth amendment and changes to the Volstead act. About six prohibition measures are pending with hearings expected to run long. Senator Blaine says the committee will finish in time for a Senate vote. Senator Norris approves a report to the Senate at the anti prohibitionists' request. Senator Bingham of Connecticut will push next week for a four percent beer bill in the manufactures committee.
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Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Patman
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Europe
Manchuria
State Department
Japan
Russia
Senate Judiciary
Blaine
Senate
Norris
Judiciary Committee
Bingham
Connecticut
Manufactures
False Alarms Plague Amarillo Fire Dept
False alarms continue to flood the Amarillo Fire Department from south Amarillo with at least one every 24 hours for days. Inspectors say a nets is spread to catch and prosecute the guilty, with Assistant Chief Chester Moore warning of penalties and dangers from delays during actual fires.
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Amarillo
Chester Moore
Funeral Services for Joseph W. Campbell
Services for 71 year old Joseph W. Campbell were held at the West Amarillo Christian Church with Rev. Ferrell Fox officiating. Pallbearers included Robert Pickles Guy Harmon Sam LaRowe J B Patton C B Morgan and F A Rainer. Burial followed in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include his widow Anna Campbell a daughter Sallie Campbell and a son.
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Joseph W. Campbell
Garland C. Campbell
Fairmont Street
West Amarillo Christian Church
Ferrell Fox
Robert Pickles
Guy Harmon
Sam LaRowe
J. B. Patton
C. B. Morgan
F. A. Rainer
Memorial Park Cemetery
Anna Campbell
Sallie Campbell
Mexican Goes to Trial for Stealing Camera
Miguel Ramos an Amarillo Mexican faced theft charges in district court for taking a moving picture camera from a local drug store. Testimony was presented through interpreter Fred Salas with the defense resting as the case neared jury deliberation.
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Miguel Ramos
Amarillo
Criminal District Court
Fred Salas
Canada and the U. S. tariff cornerstones of empire
Charles Glass surveys Canada as a near neighbor, noting its guarded border with the United States and its move toward northern development. He highlights Canada’s high protective tariff, independent national status within the British Empire, and growing role in world markets alongside a vast undeveloped resource base. He cites Kirkland Lake’s gold wealth and Canada’s economic modernization amid global trade shifts.
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Charles 8
Glass
Canada
United States
Kirkland Lake
Ontario
America
Dominion
British Empire
Holmes a prominent oil developer and Republican figure
Holmes pioneered leases in Hutchinson County and brought in Amarillo’s first producer, the Smith-Capers well. He held extensive holdings in Hutchinson and Gray fields, planned Nevada drilling on 84 000 acres, and was active in Republican affairs, with past runs for governor and lieutenant governor. His death shocked acquaintances. survived by wife Mrs. Holmes and brother Walter.
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Hutchinson County
Smith-Capers
Holmes
Hutchinson
Gray
Nevada
Amarillo
Hoover
Alaska
Amateurs on Bill At the Fair Tonight
Amateurs will headline at 9 o'clock tonight at the Fair Theater as part of the weekly amateur-night festivities. The program features dancers instrumentalists a magician and a roper. The feature picture is The Impatient Maiden starring Lew Ayres.
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Fair Theater
Lew Ayres
Four Texas Cities Share Best Fire Record With Amarillo
A personal letter to Fire Chief George B. Cooper states Amarillo shares the best fire record in Texas with Austin San Antonio and Beaumont. Amarillo earned a 15 percent credit for reduced fire losses that took effect March 1, the highest credit possible.
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Texas
Amarillo
Austin
George B. Cooper
San Antonio
Beaumont
Miserables Found in Barren Cleveland Street Home
A nearly 80 year old man and his daughter were found in a crude Cleveland Street dwelling in destitute condition. Health officials say they lack food and water with one unable to talk while the other spoke incoherently. They were taken for insanity hearings and hospital treatment.
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Cleveland Street
Cotton Belt Bonds Authorized by I C C
The St Louis Southwestern Railway Company won ICC authorization to issue 39,599,750 in general and refunding mortgage 5 percent gold bonds. They may be exchanged par for par to cover 9,000,000 of promissory notes and earlier liens, with up to 18,830,000 of bonds used as security for notes.
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Washington
St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Good Friday Observances Across City Churches
Observances mark Good Friday with early masses at Sacred Heart Cathedral in Amarillo and afternoon services at St Andrews Episcopal Church. Special services planned tonight at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church to commemorate the crucifixion anniversary.
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Amarillo
Sacred Heart Cathedral
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Get-Acquainted Club Stages Charity Ball in Amarillo
The Amarillo Get-Acquainted Club hosts a charity ball at Painters Hall on Fifth Avenue and Van Buren Street tonight and tomorrow. Admission is 50 cents. Groceries clothing and money will be collected for charity distribution. All profits go to charity.
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Amarillo
Painters Hall
Fifth Avenue
van Buren Street
Chicago and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Chicago market figures show hogs 22,000 head with 10 cent lower trade and top at 4.50 for 170 to 210 pounds, cattle and calves mostly steady with varied prices across grades, and sheep weak with good to choice lambs quoted at 6.50 to 7.00. Kansas City reports hogs 2,000 head, down 5 to 10 cents, top 4.10 on 170 to 230 pounds, cattle and vealers largely steady with killing quality plain. stockers and feeders listed, with lambs at 8.25 for native spring.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Amarillo Boy Shines In Missouri Valley Oratorical
J. J. Deiss of Amarillo Longhorns earned third place in the 14th annual Missouri Valley Oratorical Contest at St. Louis representing the University of Texas. Competing against Missouri Missouri Kansas Iowa Arkansas Oklahoma and other schools, Deiss spoke on An Undergraduate Looks At War following his Amarillo High School graduation.
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Charles 8. Glass
Amarillo
Amarillo College
Canada
Cuba
University of Texas
J. J. Deiss
St. Louis
Texas
J. J
Amarillo High School
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas Agricultural College
Drake
Washington
Harry W. Jones
Washington University
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