Lynn Farmer Faces Hearing For Slaying Doctor Collins
A Lynn County farmer faced a preliminary hearing in Tahoka on a charge of killing Dr. C. E. Collins, a well known O'Donnell physician. The shooting occurred last night in front of a hotel on the main street as Sheriff B. L. Parker stood with the doctor. Parker placed the man under arrest and a formal charge was expected to be filed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Donnell
Tex
Lynn County
Tahoka
C. E. Collins
B. L. Parker
Parker
Radio Listings Preview Evening Programs and Guests
The column lists radio happenings across networks and stations. Notable items include Alexander Kurochkin’s injury update, Ted Husing’s play by play for April 14 Senators versus Athletics, Rudy Weitloff appearing on WJZ, Mme. Schumann-Heink vacation talk, and tonight’s line up featuring Gus Van, Cyrena Van Gordon, Ben Bernie, Richie Craig Jr, Morton Downey, Radio Playhouse, and the Haunted Violin finale on WEAF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Husing
Senators
Athletics
WABC
Washington
Rudy Weitloff
Rudy Vallee
WJZ
Mme
Ernestine Schumann - Heink
Coronado Beach
Calif
Roxy
Gus van
WJ2
WBAL
WENR
KWK
Wren
Cyrena van Gordon
Ben Bernie
Richie Craig, Jr
Wabc Group
Morton Downey
Radio Playhouse
Weaf and Associates
Radio shop ad and program listings for Amarillo
Listings show KGRS and WDAG segments with Milt Taggart Orchestra Organ program and Mayor's Loyalty Program. The ad promotes buying radio supplies with in‑store testing, free expert advice, and a full line of tubes batteries accessories and parts from Amarillo Electric Company at 111 East Std St Dial 23715.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KGRS
Milt Taggart
John Josey
WDAG
Amarillo Electric Company
East Std St
Dial
Gas Victims Improve After Home Carbon Monoxide Incident
The Hugo Loewenstern family of 2218 Hayden Street survived a Saturday carbon monoxide gas leak when furnace pipes broke at 7 30 AM. Two younger children woke up and escaped before collapsing. Passers by aided their rescue. Mrs Loewenstern remains ill but is expected to recover. Mor ris 18 Julia 11 and June are named in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Loewenstern
Loewenstern
Hayden Street
Pre-Easter Revival At First Christian Church
Dr. Roy Snodgrass leads a pre-Easter revival at First Christian Church with a sermon titled Taking the World's Finger Prints at 5:45 PM. He joins in urging law and righteousness as the weeklong series continues with Christ at the Conference Table on Monday night. A male quartet sings Just Outside the Door under H A Shaw, with Hoover Branson Potter and Shaw performing and a large chorus and congregational singing planned each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Roy Snodgrass
Dr. Snodgrass
Christ
H. A. Shaw
C. D. Hoover
Leighton Branson
E. C. Potter
Will
School girl seeks work to support family
A letter from a young woman describes dropping out of Amarillo College for lack of funds after nearly two years of study. She notes her mother is a widow of over 12 years and she has a younger sister in school, requesting help finding employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Amarillo College
Bad Boys of the Air Continue to Worry Officials
The Federal Radio Commission labels six controversial broadcasters as “bad boys of the air.” Rev. Bob Shuler faces renewed license scrutiny for KGEF Los Angeles while Dr. John R. Brinkley seeks a Mexican outlet to jam Kansas City Star broadcasts. William K Henderson faces renewed scrutiny over KWKH Shreveport and a possible Justice Department probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Peck
Bob Shuler
Los Angeles
Milford
Kansas
Kansas City Star
Brinkley
Radio Commission
Henderson
William K
Hello World
Commission
Dill
Department of Justice
KWKH
Shreveport
Pratt
Campaign Aims Tuberculosis Fight Among Youths
Mrs. J. L. Scott announces a April campaign against tuberculosis in Potter County focused on youths. Posters radio talks and pamphlets will be used in schools churches and meetings with Dr. Benjamin M. Primer aiding. The effort stresses early detection via tuberculin test and X ray and notes higher death rates among young women. Dr Nan L. Gilkegson will lead radio talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Scott
Potter County
Primer
Nan L. Gilkegson
Zinc Worker Improves After Face and Neck Burns
John Mitchell, employed at American Smelting and Refining Company northwest of the city, is improving at North West Texas Hospital after a retort explosion burned his face and neck. The accident occurred while he removed burned residue from the furnace pot as a gas pocket detonated. He is expected to be discharged within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Northwest Texas
Mitchell
American Smelting and Refining Company
Examination for Border Patrol Here
Nearly a hundred men will take a civil service examination here on April 11 for United States Border Patrol Service. Applicants represent nearly every section of the Panhandle. Examinations will be given in Amarillo Business College offices across from the Federal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Border Patrol Service
C. M. Tyler
Labor Civil Service Board
Panhandle
Amarillo Business College
Federal Building
Booster Week Check Snag Hits Local Shopper
Mrs H M Smith and her husband who run a West Sixth Avenue grocery faced a booster week ten dollar check given by a customer to settle his debt. They refused then paid the wholesaler in cash hoping to resolve the miscue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Smith
West Sixth Avenue
New Gold Strike Reported in Sinaloa Mexico
In Sinaloa on the Sierra Madre western slope a gold strike is confirmed after Manuel Liantada, a former Guadelupe de los Reyes grocery clerk, arrived in Nogales stating he is a millionaire from the vein. He claims all valuable claims are already staked and says more work is blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Ariz
Sierra Madre
Sinaloa
Mexico City
Manuel Liantada
Liantada
Guadelupe de Los Reyes
Gulf of California Coast
Culiacan
Mazatlan
News Tip Contest Opens At The Globe Amarillo
The Globe invites Amarillo residents to submit tips on hot news and unusual incidents. Best tip earns $5, second prize $2, three more $1 each. Call 6262 between 9 am and 6 pm with full name and address for verification and potential follow up by a Globe reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Globe
Globe
Amarillo
The
Globe Or News
Blizzard Warnings Signal Second Snowstorm Over Plains
Blizzard weather blankets Oklahoma and Kansas with deep snow in the Panhandle near 18 inches. Western Oklahoma sees snow but Central Oklahoma reports melting as rain and snow mix. Stockmen face risk from drifted snow while forecasts call for another storm from the northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Rocky Mountain
Prairie States
Oklahoma
Kansas
Montana
Wyoming
United States Weather Bureau
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma Panhandle
Oklahoma City
Panhandle
Altus
Jackson County
Texas
Red River
Proration Talks Stall As Commission Waits On Figures
Terrell says the state will not be without a proration order though orders expire tonight. Commissioners decline to confirm or deny reports of 70 000 for the East Texas field. Meanwhile the FTC in Washington opens hearings on petroleum trade practice agreements amid past rule voidances and price fixing allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell
East Texas
Federal Commission
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
The
Trade Commission
Three Judges Named to Hear Oil Company Injunction
Sinclair Oil and Gas seeks to lift Oklahoma Corporation Commission limits on Oklahoma City field output. Judge Edgar S. Vaught recused. Presiding Judge R L Lewis expected to appoint a three judge tribunal to consider the petition for increased daily oil flow from 125000 to 150000 barrels, with argument for 175000 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrif
Okla
Sinclair Oil and Gas Company
State Corporation Commission
Oklahoma City
Edgar S. Vaught
R. L. Lewis
Tenth District Circuit Court of Appeals
News Tip Protocol For Amarillo Readers
Tips should be phoned in promptly after a story breaks with verified facts including names and addresses. Avoid routine news and anecdotes. do not submit prank items. space is limited and tips may appear the next day if not published today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Globe
Amarillo
Rockne Dies in Air Crash While En Route to Hollywood
Knute Rockne was killed in an air crash while traveling to Hollywood to finalize a feature talking picture and six football talks for Universal Pictures. Motion picture leaders planned to greet him tonight and Carl Laemmle and Rockne were to confer tomorrow to complete arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Universal Pictures
Carl Laemmle
Rockne
Highway Meeting at Las Animas Postponed
The Texas-Oklahoma Colorado highway department meeting at Las Animas Colo has been postponed to within a week or ten days weather permitting Amarillo will be represented by Mr Chilton Dumas officials lead the T O C Association Morton is president Turner is secretary The planned highway would run along the Santa Fe line from Amarillo to Las Animas and seek incorporation into the federal system
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Highway Department
Las Animas
Colo
W. W. Ghilton
Highway Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
Chilton
Amarillo
W. J. Morton
Dumas
T-O-C Association
M. A. Turner
Police Character Slain in Chicago Street Corner Shooting
In Chicago on March 81 UP reports Max Tendler a 42 year old police character long active in New York and Chicago was shot dead by two gunmen while buying a newspaper at a busy downtown street corner. Tendler once acted as a police informer helping convict Gyp the Blood Lefty Louis and Police Lieut Becker in the Herman Rosenthal murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Max Tendler
New York
Gyp the Blood
Lefty Louis
Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Mrs. Stella Montgomery Dies at 58 in McLean
Mrs. Stella Montgomery 58 wife of Dr W G C Montgomery of McLean died in a local hospital after a brief illness. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs L V Lonsdale of Los Angeles a brother Dr Scarborough of Whitney and a sister Mrs Wren Duke Trinity Tex. She led the United Daughters of the Confederacy and was a Baptist Church member. Body in Griggs Funeral Chapel until 7 p m then to McLean on 8 15 Rock Island train for burial Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Montgomery
W. GC. Montgomery
McLean
L. V. Lonsdale
Los Angeles
California
Scarborough, Whitney
Wren Duke
Trinity
Tex
Baptist Church
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Railroad Man To Be Club Speaker
N H Mohler of the traffic department of the Santa Fe will talk to the Traffic Club at its regular meeting Wednesday noon in the Club Room of the Silver Grill. Several girls of the Santa Fe band will entertain. Rex Cooke Roy Brown and Jack Rawles direct the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Mohler
Traffic Department
The
Santa Fe
Traffic Club
Silver Grill
Rex Cooke
Roy Brown
Jack Rawles
Booster Week Delivers Deals as Amarillo Joiners Rally
Booster Week gains pace in Amarillo with a "This Is Booster Week" banner on Polk Street. More than twenty merchants have offered prizes including Hunsley’s paint, Imperial Barber Shop shave, Morrow-Thomas hardware bridge set, Terry and Cox two dinners, Pyrex casserole, and five dollars in trade at Pool Drug. Local Chamber of Commerce leader Mason King praises merchant cooperation as prizes multiply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Polk Street
Fifth
Mason King
Chamber of Commerce
Hunsley’s Inc
Bill Adams
Imperial Barber Shop
W. F. Lampe Co
Wheeler Karmelkorn
Karmelkorn
L. H. Clark Furniture Co
Fred H. Gallo
North Texas Building & Loan Association
Morrow-Thomas Hardware Co
Martha Washington
Terry and Cox Cafe
Amarillo Hardware Co
Pool Drug Co
Silver Grill
Mathes Company
Testimony Details Fox Trial Room Scenes And Gambler Remarks
Witnesses described a tense house scene with Mrs Fox and a sailor leaving after a card game. McVeigh challenged earlier statements while Richard Smith admitted to gambling as the trial moved toward the noon adjournment. The defense signaled more witnesses may testify later in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McVeigh
Fox Room
Richard Smith
George
Nona Fox
Grady Hazlewood
Frank Patton Dies At Hospital Here
Frank Patton age 64 died at 9 o'clock Monday night at Northwest Texas Hospital in Amarillo. He lived in Amarillo eight years after moving from Denver Colorado. Survived by his mother Mrs Louise Patton and son Allen Patton. Body prepared by N B Griggs & Sons and to be sent to Denver for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Patton
Hill Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarillo
Denver
Colo
Louise Patton
Allen Patton
N. 8. Griggs & Sons
Resignation of Texas Cotton Delegate Considered
Executives of the American Cotton Co operative Association and a Federal Farm Board representative met with the Texas Cotton Co-Operative Association advisory committee to discuss the resignation of Lawrence Westbrook of Waco as Texas representative and his call for an immediate investigation of the association. The session was closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
American, Cotton Cooperative Association
Federal Farm Board
Washington
Texas Cotton Co-Operative Association
Lawrence Westbrook
Waco
Texas
Tommy's confession in class on a fountain pen mix up
Tommy confesses to the teacher that his homework closely mirrors his father's writing. He explains the similarity came from using his father's fountain pen, prompting a humorous moment in the classroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Brothers on murder trial witness identifies shooter
Lawrence J. O Malley testified as the first defense witness in the Leo Brothers murder trial in Chicago. He described seeing the shooter with a gun beside the body of Alfred Lingle in the Randolph Street subway, but Brothers was not the man he saw. The case features multiple witnesses near the scene who could not positively identify Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court Building
Chicago
Lawrence J. O'Malley
Leo Brothers
Randolph Street
Alfred “Jake” Lingle
Brothers
O'Malley
Albert Stein
O'Connor
LiveStock Market Totals From Kansas City Chicago Fort Worth East St Louis
Kansas City reports hogs unevenly lower with top at 7.85 and cattle steady to lower across 9,000 head. Chicago shows hogs mostly 10-20 cents down with steers 250 lower and vealers down. Fort Worth notes hogs up to 15 cents higher for shippers and cattle generally steady. East St Louis hogs down 10-80 cents and cattle steady to slow with calves weak.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Fort Worth
East ST. Louis
March
Bears press to cover in early trading on steady stock market
New York stock letter from March 31 reports a cautious session as bears attempted to cover. By midmorning the market turned soggy with modest advances scattered among Worthington Foster Wheeler and Auburn. Several shares rose a point or more while General Asphalt, American Sugar, Allied Chemical weighed on sentiment amid antitrust and royalty news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker Co
Union Scraft & Tpt
United
United Carbon
Iniy Mieka Wee Ween
Union Carbide Seeee Ee
US Pipe & Fury
US Steel Teeteee Wald Lg
Vanadium Corpl Sss
Warner Bros. Pic
Warner Bros Co
Maryland RR
West Pac RR
West Ho
Whi Motor Co
Will.Overland
Woolworth F W Co
Tr & & Coach
New York
Maracaibo
Jno. F. Clarke Brokerage Co
Prey
Atiantic
Cosden
Allied Chm & D
Allis Allegheny Corp
Allis-Chalmers Aeneee Coos
Gulf of Penn
Amerada Seee
Houston
New
Merican
International Imperial Oil
Alco
Am International
Pancure
SS Mfg
Panhandle P. & R
Smig & & Ref
Petroleum Seer Corpwaneee
Sug & RE Cssvecsares
Phillips
Plymouth Oi
Tobacco
Prairie O
At & Sf RR
Seeerrer Im& Auburn Auto
She Borden Co
Se Penn Oil
Briges Mfg Co
Kangas
Borg-Werner
Bucyrus Erie
St’ of
Bulova Watch Vekwd
Calif
Byers
Burroughs
N.Y
Superior Oil Seeeneee
Canadian Pacific
Texas Corp
Eeenee Sere
Il Tex Pac Ld & Tri
Cerro de Beco
Tex Pac Cl & Oil
Tenet
Esapeske Corpeheeenene
Steeereeense
Ohio Beeee
Union Oil of Cal
Venzuelan Pet
Creeseeee
Cre Oom
Warner-Quinlan
Chrysler Corp
Ohio
Coca Cola Co
Sreereeren
Am. Nat
Comwich & Sthrn
Anadian
Seeeeeeneeeene
Coast Film and Cities Service
Weveenee
Consolidated Gas
Deere & Coeeeeeneee
Iit DeForest Radio
Ib Crucible Steel
Detroit Aircraft
BI. Cutler
Elec
Bond & Share
Soserss
Curtiss Wright
Util Tees
Curt Wright
Ford Motor Ltd
Davison Chem Tord
Canoar
del Lac & Wes RR
Cord “S
Elec Pow & Lt
Rt Midwest Utilities
Chicago
Endicott-Johnsop
Niagara
Jno
Clark Brokerage Co
Erie Railroa Entennee
Pennroad Corp
Hureka
Trans' Air Trans
Mar Field & Cowssseeene
United Gas Aee
Lat & Pwres
Incesenreeee
Fréeport Tex Ae Serene
Eh Western Ie Express
Een
Ab Corr Frisee i
Olotr
Ry Ignal
May Tix
Gillette
Glidden Co
Tuly
Bla
Gold Dust Corp
Senenee
Goodrich T
Rye
Goodyear &R
Ys Gotham Silk Hose
May
Grahm Paige
Vccecore Oy
Granby
Gribaby Grunow
Duly Serene
Western Sugar
Hahn Dept
Sane
Hudson Motors Ee
Central
Inter Nickel
Inter Cement
Liverpool
Int Tel
Inter
Johns Manorville
Kelvinator Corps
Eee
Maynd Kelsey-Hayes
Kennecott Copper
Ward
Nat'l-Bellas-He
Nat’l Dairy Pr
Eeeere
Nat'l Biscuit Co
Nat'l Pw
Nat'l Cash
NH & H & Tees
Nevada
North America
BOY Oliver Farm
Paramount Publix Aeteee
Pathe
Penney J
Remington Rand
Rep Motor Car
Rep Iron Kk St
Reynolds Tob
St Joseph Lead
Schulte
Sears Uc
Ve Simmons Co Sou'n
Cal Edison
Stan Brands Inc
Seneee Bom
Stand Gas & el Xd
Tens A Ih Stone & Webster
Sseseve
Stewart Warner
Bears
Worthington
Foster Wheeler
Auburn
Westinghouse Electric
Case
Consolidated Gada
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Electric Power and Light
American Waterworks
American
Keep Moving On A Poem Of Maturity And Courage
A reader reflects on leaving past joys behind and embracing growth. The speaker seeks wisdom, grace, and resilience to face today with courage, recalling youth and playmates while aspiring to be steadfast and cheerful. Copyright 1931 Edgar A. Guest.
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Weather and India News
Cotton markets in New Orleans opened steady with early gains of 1 to 2 points as favorable Liverpool cables influenced sentiment. July futures rose to 11.01 and October to 11.38, trading at highs for the morning session, with modest activity and a general uptrend despite poor weather in the U.S. cotton belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Liverpool
India
Chicago
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for Children's Cold Relief
Dr Caldwell, a 47 year practitioner known for women and children illnesses, claims his laxative syrup dries up mucus waste and relieves headaches and bloating from constipation in children. It is described as safe for infants and popular in drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
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Lynn Farmer
Tahoka, Texas
Sky
Alexander Kurochkin
Basso Profundo
Air
Mexico
Knute Rockne
Fox
Mrs. Sloan
Mrs. Fox
Sloan’s Liniment
Frost
Edgar A. Guest
W. B. Catewett
Doctors
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