Amarillo Eyes Industrial Rise Says Columbus Leader
Jim Blyth of Columbus Ohio told the Lions Club Amarillo has vast trading reach and should become an industrial center. He urged immediate focus on building an airport, noting the Army plans air bases near altitude and in Denver while Albuquerque pressures for a base.
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America
Amarillo
Jim Blyth
Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
The
Lions Club Today
Dominion
United States Army
Denver
Albuquerque
Keys
Sikes
Steve Hudson
Tate Oakes
George Ordway
A. Peterson
Dr. R.L. Rogers
John Stalcup
Roy Stockton
Walter Sikes
J. A. Thomas
Buster Lockridge Charged With Wife and Child Desertion
Amarillo man Buster Lockridge jailed on wife and child desertion charge. Justice of the Peace Duke set bond at $1,000.
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Buster Lockridge
Amarillo
Justice of the Peace
Duke
Gly-Cas Promises Relief for Years of Constipation
Temple Texas resident J Peterson reports Gly-Cas cured long standing constipation after other laxatives failed. He describes improved bowel action, fewer spells, better appetite and sleep, and renewed vitality. Gly-Cas sold by Fox Drug Co Oliver Eakle Building and local druggists.
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Mr. J. Peterson
South Main St. Temple
Texas
Mr. Peterson
Fox Drug Co No. 3
Oliver Eakle
Washington's Mrs Douglas Seeks Self Help Exchange Role
A portrait of Mildred Riddle Douglas wife of Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas. The article recalls their courtship and marriage, her adapting to life near the court, hosting at Yale and Pelham, and her wish to work at a Self Help Exchange if etiquette allows while managing household duties and finances.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Bill
SEC
Columbia
Bernardsville
N. J
Mrs. Douglas
Mildred Riddle
Livy
Douglas
New Anne Adams Pattern 4131 For Summer Frocks
newcomer to ma trons styles Pattern 4131 offers a smart cotton frock with diagonal bodice tines and double panel skirt. available in sizes 34 through 48 with collar options and easy Sew ing Instructions. price fifteen cents for pattern or twenty five cents for book and pattern.
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Anne Adams
la Soler
Cos
Tawiba & Nee Ywkd, HN
12 Mile Zone as Defense Limit Debates Rise
The Associated Press reports calls to extend territorial waters to 12 miles as a defense measure if war comes. The State Department weighs value and international questions in fixing a limit, potentially with global cooperation. Europe Manners show tension as Britain lists Germans in England for expulsion and Hitler's press denounces it as inhumane.
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Associated Press
United States
State Department
Europe
Home Office
England
Hitler
Berlin
Britain
Germany
Amarillo High Graduates Excel at Texas A&M
Amarillo High School reports that seven of seventeen graduates in the A&M freshman class for 1928-29 ranked in the upper quarter of the student body while six were in the second quarter and one student, who also ranked in the lowest quarter during high school, fell in the lowest group.
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Amarillo High
Texas A. & M. College
Rh. B. Norman
Amarillo High School
Myr Norman
Amarillo Builds Steadily as Permits Rise
Amarillo shows ongoing construction growth with new permits issued for residences and garages. Report lists homeowners like Bankston and Baker, noting values around 4100 and 1500 dollars, with sites at Rechanin Street Hughes Street and 2400 Heels Street.
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Amarillo
R. Bankston
Rechanin Street
C. A
Baker
OG Hughes Steet
Sentrady
Heels Street
Smith
Gushtey
Washaoe
Buffalo Lake Offices Open and Opening Events Planned
Bob Russell announced the winning Buffalo Lake concessions and opened downtown offices in Amarillo. The May 27 28 opening includes a parade with $150 in prizes, a luncheon for visiting celebrities, a governors ball, and a full weekend of time trials races picnics and water stunts drawing crowds of visitors to the lake.
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Bob Russell
Buffalo Lake
Soil Conservation Service
Amarillo
Polk Street
Milton Cox
Tri-State Fair
Itt
Russell
Plains Boat Club
Amarillo Hotel
Panhandle
William Toy Archer Dies. Rites Set for Amarillo Resident
William Toy Archer, a Fort Worth and Denver Railroad boilermaker and Amarillo resident of 15 years, died at 40. Funeral services will be tomorrow at 3:30 PM at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Chapel with Rev. J. D. Horton officiating. burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by wife Olive Fern Archer, four children, Hardy B. Archer of Whiten Tex., sister I. P. Holcomb, and brothers Hamel Troy Archer and Gussie Coy Archer.
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William Toy Archer
Amarillo
Boxwell Brothers Funeral
J. D. Horton
Pierce Street
Wichita Falls
Hamel Troy Archer
Gussie Coy Archer
Memorial Park Cemetery
Boxwell Brothers
Choice of Subject Cards For Amarillo High School
Amarillo High School will distribute choice of subject cards for the 1939-40 term to students on Thursday. Principal R B Norman invites non enrolled students who will attend next year to meet and aid in preliminary classification to tailor the curriculum to student and school needs.
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Amarillo High School
R. B. Norman
Mr. Norman
Plains Boat Club Convenes Tonight at Amarillo Hotel
Members of the Plains Boat Club meet at the Amarillo Hotel at 8 oclock tonight per commodore Lewis Blackwell. All members and other boat owners should attend as plans for Buffalo Lake opening are finalized. Eight major professional races, an amateur motor boat race and sail boat races are planned for the opening day, with a two day celebration. Bob Russel, concession rights winner, will outline his plans at the meeting.
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The
Plains Boat Club
Amarillo Hotel
Lewis Blackwell
Commodore
Club
Buffalo Lake
Bob Russel
Bulldog's Paw Substituted For Thumb by Lady Hiker
Motorists on US 86 report a woman beside the highway near the Sixth Avenue underpass using a bulldog on its hind legs to beg for rides by waving a paw. The scene is described as part of a curious roadside performance observed by passing motorists.
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Sixth Avenue
Newsboy Struck by Auto Improving After Incident
Elmer Pesaro a 15 year old newsboy was knocked from his bicycle by a car yesterday while en route to Price Memorial College. He is reported improving today. A woman driver hit the rear of his bike and damaged it. Sam L Seay plans to depart Wednesday night for San Antonio to join Mr Seay and then proceed to Calyeston for a vacation.
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Elmer Pesaro
Price Memorial College
Whlieh
Sam L Seay
Werdnesday Wight
San Antonio
Mr. Seay
Calyeston
Unis Mogul
Kansas City Livestock Market Report May 2
Hogs ran 2 500 head with mixed demand. top bid 6.70 for 160 260 lb hogs. Cattle salable 3 300 with calves 500. steers and yearlings steady to strong. cows and vealers mixed but firm. Sheep 6 000 head with fed lambs and springers active. prices varied by region, with top wool lambs around 10 09.75 and native lambs around 10 70.
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Kansas City
Gehrig Benched by Request in Tigers Game
Detroit May 2 A.M. Manager Joe McCarthy announced Lou Gehrig will be benched at his own request after 2130 consecutive games. Alvin Dahlgren will start at first base for the Yankees in today’s game with the Detroit Tigers as Gehrig seeks to help the club.
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Detroit
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Detroit Tigers
McCarthy
Gehrig
Yankee
Alvin Dahlgren
Boston Red Sox
Panhandle Norge Dealers Meet at Capitol Hotel
Forty two Panhandle Norge appliance dealers and guests attended a dinner and presentation of the 1939 Norge Appliance line at the Capitol Hotel hosted by Brown Electric Company of Oklahoma City. Speakers included Jack Tinney Gene Jones Ray Roy H A Barnard and W E Chew. The meeting reflected optimism as the Norge line of refrigerators gas ranges and washers was reviewed.
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Norge
Capitol Hotel
Brown Electric Company of
Oklahoma City
Jack Tinney
Borg-Warner Corporation
Gene Jones
Southwest
Ray Roy
H. A. Barnard
Brown Electric Company
W. E. Chew
Panhandle
Norge Products
Caravan to Guymon Ends With Drum Corps Parade
The Guymon Pioneer Day celebration begins with a caravan led by Cal Farley and Milt Cox. The Sons of the Legion drum and bugle corps includes 32 youths, while the Amarillo group wears range regalia and Mrs. Billy Dixon attends as a special invitation judge.
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Sons of the Legion
Guymon
Okla
Cal Farley
Milt Cox
Tri-State Fair
Amarillo
Billy Dixon
Amarillo High to Stage Physical Education Show
Amarillo High School will stage a demonstration of physical education activities tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. on the school grounds. The program concludes last week’s Play Day events across Amarillo schools with more than 900 students taking part. the public is invited to attend.
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Amarillo
Pep Rally Planned by Amarillo Students for Friday Game
Amarillo High School pupils schedule a Friday pep rally to boost support for the Future-Sandies versus the Ex-Sandies. Senior classmates back the Ex-Sandies while the rest support the Future-Sandies. Proceeds from the game will go to the student activity fund.
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Amarillo
Amarillo High School
Future-Sandies
Ex-Sandies
Three Divorce Suits Filed on May Day
Three divorce suits were filed in district court in the afternoon of May Day. The cases include Ella Mae Tinnin against Ralph Tinnin, N Ficke against Juanita Blcke, and Jess Persefield against Joenell Taylor Persefield.
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Ella Mae T'nnin
Ralph Tinnin
N. Ficke
Juanita Blcke
Jess Persefield
Joenell Taylor Persefield
Problems of Politics and Finances Absent at Session
Evelyn Boyd reports the Seventh District Texas Federation of Women's Clubs opened its 18th annual convention in Pampa with the theme The Tie That Binds. Delegates from about 200 clubs heard talks on child welfare and education. social activities included high tea and a varied program by the Pampa Junior High Band and local musicians.
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Evelyn Boyd Pampa
Federation
Austin
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
First Methodist Church
Joseph M. Perkins
Eastland
J. M. Rutherford
Chillicothe
Harry Willis
Borger
Nettie S. Myers
Texas Board of Control
Texas
Resolutions Committee
Federation of Women’s Clubs
W. P. Clement
Lubbock
Mae Murfee
T. E. Slate
Sudan
H. F. Godeke
J. H. Jernigan
Childress
Pampa Country Club
Pampa Forum
Pampa
Auditorum
A. C. Cox
John V. Osborne
Willis
J. A. Hill
Canyon
T. F. Moggan
Tom Rose
Sam Fort
Pauline Stewart
Schneider Hotel
Helen Martin
Lambert Marks
Herbert Miller
May Foreman Carr
Two Men Held After Police Find Tires
Police recovered several new automobile tires identified as stolen. Officers spotted two men acting suspiciously in the city section and detained them for questioning. One suspect claimed he paid $2 for the tires, naming a man not in Amarillo for two years.
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City Section
Scout Car
Amarillo
Legion Delegates to Meet District Convention in Amarillo
American Legion post in Amarillo plans a district meeting tonight to elect delegates for the convention in Chil Dress. Bruce Autry commander of Hanson Post announced a program and refreshments after the regular meeting. State Legion officers will attend.
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Childress
American Legion
Amarillo
Bruce Autry
Hanson Post
Legion
Amarillo Booster Directory seeks local business listings
The Amarillo Globe and Daily News announces a cooperative project to compile a Directory of business professionals and institutions in Amarillo and Potter County. The booster book will be published in the newspaper and later as a free distribution book with a nominal card inclusion charge.
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Amarillo
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