Thaulow and Mrs Estes On Same Program
Amarillo Philharmonic Association brings Norwegian violinist Thaulow and Fort Worth pianist and concert artist Mrs Estes to Amarillo on April 8. Thaulow will perform a group of violin pieces and conduct a portion of the program. Estes will play African Fantasie with orchestral accompaniment. The duo joins a ballet number as Ellis B. Hall leads the Philharmonic in a special program with nominal admission to aid the season's expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Thaulow
Virgean
England
Estes
Amaq
Amarillo Philharmonic Association
Thaulow
Simmons University
Abilene
Amarillo Philharmonic
Fort Worth
New York
Philharmonic Orchestra
Ellis B. Hall
Anderson Estate Inventory Taken
An inventory of Ruben T. Anderson’s estate, left to wife Mary 8. Anderson of the Talmage Apartments, lists North Plains real estate, stocks, and wheat valued at 35332.59. Also noted is Rollie H. Scales Amarillo attorney who died March 2 after an accident near Claude, with an estate estimated at 7500 to Carlton and other relatives. Scales’ sisters Jewel Scales Kimbrough and E B Williams serve as executrices. The Amarillo property includes land and oil and gas royalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruben T. Anderson
Mary
Anderson
Talmage
North Plains
Rollie H. Scales
Amarillo
Claude
Carlton
Scales
Jewel Scales Kimbrough
E. 8. Williams
Jefferson County
Debate over oil commission duties and taxes in Texas
Long attacked railroad commissioners over conservation and enforcement failures. He proposed an oil gross production levy and a public utilities tax to fund the utilities division. An oil test in East Texas was postponed as two commissioners delayed by travel. The Supreme Court refused to void a $6,464 death damages judgment against Standard Oil in Eastland case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Conserva
Fast Texas Bay Owners Association
East Texas Oil and Stort
Austin
R. D. Parker
Oil and Gas Division
The
Texas Railroad
Fssion
East
Texas
Parker
C. V. Terrell
Ernest O. Thompson
Washington
James Alfred
Terrell and Thompson
Supreme Court
Standard Oil and Gas Company
N. A. Brown
Eastlandry
Sleeper Added to Rock Island Trains 51 and 52
Overnight sleeper service returned on Rock Island trains 51 and 52. Announcement made by Herman Clutter, city ager agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Herman Clutter
City Ager
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A brief poetic verse about winter ending and spring beginning. The speaker hopes the harsh season will give way and blooming flowers such as tulips, roses, hollyhocks, and marigolds will return. The piece envisions reconnecting with nature as warmth returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Strangler Mystery Ties To Nearby Child Killings
A daughter mentioned a strangling scene with a twisted cord around a girl’s neck. A nearby woman saw a young man rush into a tenement vestibule acting suspiciously and flee when challenged. The scene recalls prior child murders in the area, including Florence McDonnell and Helen Sterler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiles
Florence McDonnell
Helen Sterler
Beer Boom Across Cities Expands Jobs and Orders
The report shows widespread beer industry activity with thousands employed across U.S. firms. Milwaukee brewers added about 1,000 jobs while Pabst spent 2 million on supplies. Illinois Glass and Owens Illinois reopen plants. Natchez, Clarksdale, and Greenville see stave and bottle work. Oklahoma lumber mills surge to meet beer demand. dozens of formations add workers and orders totaling millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Pabst
George J. Meyer Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Natchez
Miss
National Box Company
Northwest
Arkansas Ozarks
Clarksdale
Greenville
Charleston
W. Va
Oklahoma
Berghoff Brewery
Fort Wayne
Ind
Youth Robbery Trial Heads to Jury in Autrey Bradley Case
Autrey Bradley, 17, stands accused of robbing A. J. Smith at the J. J. Golden grocery on West Seventh Avenue last October and faces a jury in 47th district court. The case centered on admissibility of Bradley statements, admitted by Judge Henry Bishop. The state seeks $40 in cash. Nearby, Horace Wells faces trial on a possession of a still charge after sheriff raids seized two stills and whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autrey Bradley
A. J. Smith
J. J. Golden
West Seventh Avenue
47Th District Court
Bradley
Henry
Bishop
Horace Wells
Wells
Local Woman Ads Furniture For Sale Sparks Wide Interest
A local woman placed a four room complete furniture ad marked high class and received over twenty calls after Sunday. She frantically phoned Monday to kill the ad as buyers press for sale details dialing 24251.
Congress Debates Farm Mortgage Relief Plan and Financing
Congressional leaders voiced support for a Roosevelt farm relief proposal to refinance mortgages at lower rates. The plan would use bonds and government guaranteed interest payments, with administration by a new Farm Credit Administration. Financing details and refinancing limits remained under discussion as 60 days to implementation approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Blalock
White House
Stegall
House Banking Committee
Roosevelt
New Farm Credit Administration
Exemption Certificates Hit Sixty Ahead of April Election
Sixty poll tax exemption certificates were issued in three days at the county tax office of Jewel Davidson after a reminder that exemptions can be obtained before the election. Most certificates will be used for the April 4 city vote. Four days remain to obtain 1933 auto and truck licenses without penalties, with seventy five issued Monday. No headlight certificates needed now due to a recent legislative act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Davidson
Natural Gasoline Plant Owners Meet in Breckinridge
Nearly 150 operators from the Natural Gasoline Association of America gathered in Breckenridge for a district convention. Topics included gas measurement methods piston ring wear in pumping plants and gasoline operation. Speakers ranged from D A Sillars of Lone Star Gas Dallas to J P Weatherall of Phillips Petroleum Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckenridge
U.P
Natural Gasoline Association of America
D. A. Sillars
Lone Star Gas Company
Dallas
Don L. Cross
Standard Accident Insurance Company
Horace M. Condley
Consolidated Gasoline Company
Eastland
J. L. Hamilton
Lone Star
Ranger
J. P. Weatherall
Phillips Petroleum Company
Graham
Chinese Guns Unleashed in New Attacks
Chinese forces struck Japanese troops along the front from Iyuankow to Chumenkow near the great wall. A Japanese detachment was reportedly being surrounded near Iyuankow, drawing reinforcements as the Chinese attacked northeast of Chumenkow with fierce return fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanhaikwan
Iyuankow
Chumenkow
Great Wall
Open Murder Trial In Athlete's Death
The state began prosecution of Jack Neely, 30, bellboy, charged with murder in the New Year's Day slaying of Charlie Schwartz, 21, a former local high school golfing champion. Schwartz was shot in the Cotton Hotel washroom after Neely ordered him and companions to leave. A jury was completed in District Judge Langston G. King’s court. The defendant seeks a suspended sentence if convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Jack Neely
Charlie Schwartz
Schwartz
Neely
Langston G. King
Noted Houston Attorney John G Logue Dead at 50
John Gibson Logue, prominent Houston attorney, died after two brain hemorrhages. Burial held today as scores of state legal contemporaries mourned. Logue, 50, practiced since 1904 with Andrews Logue and Mobley, a leading Southwest firm. He was UT Austin educated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
U.P
John Gibson Logue
Andrews, Logue and Mobley
Southwest
University of Texas
Lindbergh Plot By School Boy Fails
Akron March 28 A 15 year old schoolboy admitted sending threatening letters to Mrs. Lindbergh as part of a plot to extort 25000 dollars from Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh. Postal authorities and police arrested him after post office inspectors intercepted the note and traced a proposed payment address. The aviator's wife had not seen the letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
U.pr
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
Embargo Power on U S Arms Shipments Approved
The House foreign affairs committee approved the administration plan to empower President Roosevelt to embargo shipments of arms and munitions to foreign nations at war. In Palm Beach Hearst Jr and Lorelle Moore obtained a marriage license. wedding to be held at the Wilson home with Moore's New York parents and Hearst's publisher father noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Roosevelt
Daladier Defends Peace Aides Amid Chamber Cheer
In Paris Premier Daladier, supported by deputies, defends Premier MacDonald of Britain and Mussolini of Italy against opposition over the four power peace plan. The chamber votes 369 to 212 to delay interpellations to the foreign affairs committee on Mussolini's plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
MacDonald
Great Britain
Mussolini
Italy
Foreign Affairs Committee
Freedoms After 109 Years For 35 Year Bank Robbery
Tyler Texas March 28 A district court jury convicted T J Speck Buckley of robbing the State Bank at Winona last May. He was sentenced to 35 years in prison adding to his existing term and will serve 109 years in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
T. J
Speck
Scottsboro Trial Booklets Seized in Decatur
Judge James E Horton ordered confiscation of pamphlets claiming to reveal the inside story of the first Scottsboro trials. An arrest warrant was issued for the vendor who put them on sale, at the request of Samuel Leibowitz, chief defense counsel for the sevenblack defendants awaiting a new trial on assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsboro
Decatur
Ala
James E. Horton
Samuel 8. Liebowitz
Kidnapping in Dallas Ties to Athens Farm Incident
Dallas railroad worker W. L. Bogie, 42, was kidnapped, robbed of $1, bound and gagged by bandits likely the same group who abducted Homer Benge, Athens farmer, for a similar ride last Friday. Benge lost $70 in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
W. L. Bogie
Homer Benge
Athens
Texas
Benge
Stray Bullet Fatality Ties to Grocery Robbery Case
Herman Gersh dies after stray bullet intended for a bandit aimed at a grocery store robbery. Investigating pursuit by Pete Rice and Charles McNeil, with Rice held on a $2,500 bond for alleged involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilgore
U.P
Herman Gersh
Gersh
Pete Rice
Charles McNeil
Rice
Discount for Cash Police May Cut Prompt Fine
Police reported an unusual incident of a drunk arraigned for drunkenness who paid a $10 fine promptly. Sergeant Elmer Green noted most arrestees lack funds and take days to pay. He, also a corporation court judge, said he was considering reducing the penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Green
Green
Corporation Court
Oil Firm Sued In Texas Gasoline Tax Case
Assistant attorney general W Earl Earp announced a state suit against E R Baueman of El Paso trading as Cotton Valley Oil Company for non payment of gasoline taxes. The case seeks about 11000 in back taxes penalties and interest and an additional penalty of about 36500 or 100 a day.
Bank Robbery at First National Bank in Gallipolis
Three robbers held officials and customers at gunpoint at the First National Bank in Gallipolis Ohio and escaped with between 15000 and 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
First National Bank
Prompt Relief From Itching Eczema
Soothing Zemo gives rapid relief from itching and burning skin, even in severe cases. It clears rashes pimples eczema ringworm and restores skin to normal. Use genuine Zemo for lasting relief as priced 5c 60c and 1 dollar available at all druggists.
Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Markets
Kansas City notes hogs and cattle with prices for 180 to 220 lb hogs at top $3.65 and fed steers near $5.60, while New Orleans opens cotton steady with July at 6.37 and May around 6.19, amid a market showing price fixing and light trading. The New York stock letter reports flat trading with Allied Chemical dividend news, Union Pacific and Homestake moves, and sugar futures firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
Union Pacific
Homestake
U. S. Steel
Consolidated Gas
American Sugar
Commission House
Household Hints On Child Walks And Simple Curtains
Guidance for letting a child learn to stand and walk around ten to twelve months without instruction. Advice to use a playpen for safe exploration and toys too large for the mouth. Also notes gauze curtains in pastel colors for cheerful sun porches and rooms. Plus a reminder to keep tea parties with cinnamon toast despite a tight budget.
Carrot Strips Suggested as Celery Substitute
Readers are advised to use raw carrot strips about half an inch wide as a celery substitute. They taste good with salt and add color and novelty to meals. A tip explains how to keep a shallow crowned hat on in windy spring by tying a bandana around the head before placing the hat.
Layered egg dish baked in cream sauce
A recipe describes hard cooked eggs layered with vegetables in a cream sauce, alternated in a buttered baking dish and baked until done. The method emphasizes a rich combination of eggs and vegetables in a smooth cream sauce.
No tangible clues in Texas Negro assault and murder case
Authorities reported no solid leads to identify two black suspects in a case where William Porch was killed and Adele Torian assaulted on a rural road near Houston. Six suspects were slated for viewing. three were released. Police pursued tips nationwide with “shoot on sight” orders, but Porch’s car yielded no usable fingerprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
U.P
Adele Torian
William W. Porch, Jr
Porch
Torian
South
Texas
Walter £. Monteith
Percy Heard
Aggie Students Suspended for Hazing at Texas A. & M.
College discipline committee suspends 25 Texas A. and M. College cadets, eight seniors among them, for hazing. The one week penalties target a single infantry unit. cadet officers lose ranks and freshmen are reassigned to other infantry units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Tex
U.P
Texas A. & M
Local Oil and Gas Companies Mentioned in Brief
A short note lists Humble Oil Niagara Hudson Penn Road Standard of Ind Standard of Kentucky Southern Royalties United Gas and other entities in an unclear trade index segment. No events or actions are detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble Oil
Niagara Hudson Penn Road
Standard of Ind
Standard of Kentucky Southern
United Gas
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad
An ad touts Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a quick cure for colds. It claims four actions: opens bowels, kills germs and fever, relieves headache, and tones the system to prevent further attack.
Nocona Woman Dies at Home in Texas
Mrs. W. D. Hearn 42 wife of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad station agent in Nocona dies at home. She is survived by her husband who is Nocona school board president and two sons Glynn a UT student and William of Nocona. Funeral plans incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nocona
Texas
W. D. Hearn
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Glynn Hearn
University of Texas
William Hearn
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Sam Houston
Edgar A, Quest
Strangler
U.S
St. Louis
Illinois Glass Company
Cooperage Industries
Marienville, Pa
MacBeth Evans Glass Co
Charleroi
Globe News
Congress
Natural Gasoline
Lindbergh
U. S
Jno
F. C Clarke
Eearly
Eveeseene Seveveee
Clark and Co
Prey
Juneau Gold
Deereeene
Allegheny Corp
Allied Chemical Aee
Allis Chalmers
Ameralda Corp Ie Aig
Amer
Pweee
Amer Can Eevee Ae Wee Ang
Amer Car & Fdy
Amer Home
Amer Internat Wee
Amer Loco
Amer Power
Amer Radiator
Amer Roll Mill
Amer Smelt & Ref
Amer Steel Fdys
Amer Tt
T. Eeenee O
Wee
Amer Water
Serene Ny
Amer Woolen
Anaconda
Assoc Dry Goods
Atchison Topeka
Santa Fa
Atlantic Refte
Auburn Auto
Isserene
Aviation Corp Cesses Tees
Baldwin Loco
Neseee
Balt & Ohio
Barnedall Oil
Bendix Aviation Weer
Best & Co
Ull
Bethlehem Steel
Bohn Aluminum
Burroughs Pine
Byers
A. M
Pacif
Ohio
Ches, Corp
Chi
Miln & St. “Paul
N. W
Drug, Inc
Eastman Kodakeae
Sodze
Fox Film
Goodrich
Csvseerse
Goodyear
Seseeses Aay
Graham Paige
Great Northern
Great West Sugar
Crieght
Seerseee
Fouston Ou Ett Bep
Central
Internat Cement
Seennenenee
Internat Harvester
Internat
Johna-Manville
Nator Teen Ennene
Kennecott Copper
Ase
Ory
Penne Seeenenee Oy
GM Kresgaay
Kroger Groesaree Ateeee Prd
Lehman Corp
Liggett-Myers
Loew's, Inc
Louisy, Gas & el
McKeesport
McKesson Robbins
Mathieson
Ae Mo Kan Texas RR
Missouri Pac
Montgomery-Ward
Nash
Suena Uw
Nat Biscuit
Nat Cash Register
Nat Dairy
Weavers
Nat Distillerseee
Nat Pw & LA
Otis Elevator
Pullman Wineenee Purity Bakeries
Stand Gas & el
Oweee
Cal
Weeee
Anne Weeweee
Stewart-Warner
Stone- Webster
Studebaker Corp
Sun Oil
Texas Corp
Texas Gulf Sulfur
Tex Pac Coal
Warner Bros
Warren Bros
Western Union
Westinghouse Elec
Wyllis-Overland
Concer
Woolworth
Worthington Pump
Close Aluminum Co
Arkansas Natural Gas A
Ford Motor Co
Gulf Oil
Rt. Joseph
St Joseph's Genuitlne
Housy
Ton
Heard
San Antonio
AGGIE
Grove
Acter
N. S. Griggs
Via
Griggs & Sons
Fillmore
Ford
Chevrolet
Fowler’s
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