Meeting delayed as city board visit short of full attendance
The Wentling farm delegation planned a late day meeting at the Parberdig Develop gunerratics with a focus on three stempeetta exhibits to be shown mid week in the fall. Attendees included O M Liegd and other members such as C C Stinson Mewphie and T Wheeler, while attendance was affected by farm parity issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Bennett
Agriesttwis
Board of City
Lvert Ton
O. M
Harmon Penton
Tella
Igri L. ML Thompson
OP Uses Candy To Quell Car Disturbance
A man lured a young girl and her brother from a stalled car on Polk Street with candy after a horn elicited noise. Tolbert, the driver, asked the child to behave and warned her about Santa, yet she ignored him until the candy pacified her and the horn ceased.
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New Ford
Polk Street
Tolbert
Billy
Santa Fe Holds Safety Meeting At Passenger Station
A Safety Fleet meeting was scheduled to begin at 1:20 today in the office coach at the Santa Fe railroad passenger station. Superintendent McKie will lead the session with safety officers from multiple Santa Fe Line divisions in attendance. Featured speakers include Teatwh Hale of Topeka and A R Pillman of Albuquerque.
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Bante Fe
McKie
Sante Fe
Teatwh Hale
Topeka
Kansan
Bente Fe
A. R. Pillman
Albequerqur
Frient
Tack's Revised Program for Amarillo Prosperity
A retrograde missive outlining plans for Amarillo including more housing, offices, amenities, and lower living costs. It promises new industries, municipal pool, golf course, lake access, airport, and stricter crime penalties, with emphasis on growth and livability.
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Tack
Amarillo
Viedoct
Amarilo
Bivins Lake
Bee
Jactoto
Lomrer
Emaller
Timita
Amerillo
Municips
Child Welfare Pageant Finalists Named at Tyler School
Among about 1 699 pupils to take part in the Child Welfare pageant under Mrs. Vernon Hogan at the Auditorium tomorrow night the Tyler School group includes Loraine McCown as Princess Lowen McConnell as prince Mary Lyman Boyce as maid of honor Dewitt Vaughn as page to the Queen and FF FE Pinklea Jr as page to the princess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Hogan
Rovelry
Tyler School
Loraine McCown
Lowen McConnell
Prince Mary Lyman Boyce
Dewitt Vaughn
FF FE
Pinklea, Jr
Third Party Sarees and Hope for Democratic Unity
Daniele argues major ideas aim to strip privilege and corruption from government. He rejects a third party and backs Democratic victory to weaken prohibition laws, predicting no strong third option and calling for cohesion behind a standard bearer next November.
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Tammany Hall
Daniele
Congress
Fred
Hectie Madison Square Garden
Coolidge
Flower beds in Elwood park opened for civic plantings
Elwood park flower beds are prepared for planting and civic clubs may apply to the city park commission. Written applications will be considered in order of receipt, with cash prizes offered to the club or organization that maintains the most beautiful bed. Limited beds available, and officials urge immediate submissions.
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Elwood Park
City Park Commission
Chas, A. Wolflin
Park Commission
Commission
Youth Gets 8 Year Term For Robbery
Roy Barnhill a one year old Amarillo youth was found guilty of robbery with firearms in district court and sentenced to eight years in the state penitentiary. Jurors debated under an hour before delivering the verdict at 11:45 a.m. He robbed Alf Tate a negro elevator boy at the Oliver Eakle building last December 22. A perjury charge against J Ru fus Williams was quashed and the auto theft charge against Cecil Johns dismissed. The trial of John Greenocks began after Barnhill's case.
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Roy Barnhill
Amarillo
District Criminal Court
Wee
State
Alf Tate
Oliver Eakle
J. Rufus Williams
Cecil Johns
W. J
John Greenocks
al Well Derrick
Barnhill
Just Kids Safety Club Welcomes Hundreds of New Members
The Just Kids Safety Club reports five hundred new registrants and a thousand buttons ordered, with a partial list of yesterday morning’s registrations published and full names to be released tomorrow. The roster includes dozens of youths and appears to reflect broad local participation.
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Just Kids Safety Club
Doward Bradburn
Billie Boar
Bob Rows
Carlos Reilly
Clifford Rhodes
William Griffin
L. H. Carrington
Rodney Carrington
Robert Kile
Junior Foster
Ella Mae Speller
Jack Williams
Mrs. Montreal
Margaret Pennock
Virginia Kieffer
Jean Mary Florey
Murry Doyle Voss
Bob Garner
Nell Marrie
Gordon Pinley
Wayne Nishett
Betty Florey
Billy Ball
Ruth Ball
Dudley Taylor
Kenneth Taylor
Paul Attinger
Kathryn Attinger
Robert Marshall
Lloyd Marshall
T. W. Austin
Betty Townsley
Billy Ben Marrison
Jessie May Brooks
Leslie W. Stitt
Larry B Stitt
Everett Stewart
Chas
Frazee
Waldine Frasee
Eugene Walker
Ray , Johnson
Wanda Lee Wood
Juanita Wood
Strum Strickland
Frances Shudder
Helen Joy Ball
Alma McClure
Joe Bob
George Robertson
Leland Slayton
Dorothy Eldridge
Margaret Eldridge
David A. Vance
Geerf Davis
Stella Daniel
Victor Mary Garwood Branch
Mary Damron
Homer Damron
Yula Johnston
James Wilson
Winifred Thorp
Dorothy Bowden
Cyril E. Smith
Frank Jones
Bobby Jones
Lloyd Huskaker
Leo Huskaker
Glenn Humble
Helen Woe Keyser
Wallace Huckaby
Douglas Brottman
Maurice Jones
Sam Winters
Leroy Rickman
Neil Rickmen
Bob Richey
Jonnie Porch
Clark Wagner
William
Norma Ruth Wills
Flyn Willis
Glenn N. Persons
Billy Martin
Kathryn Moore
Julia Moore
Thomas Moore
Jack Dean
Charles Henry Miller
Leroy Fitzhugh
Ernest Fitzhugh
Emory Groabskey
Marian Bills
Herbert Norton Richardson
Edwin Harmon
Aveine Leno
Francia Miller
Harold McConnell
Willard Fisher
Velma Louise Adams
Bob Whitted
Betty Crawford
J. C. Crawford
Harnet Crawford
Louise Dunlap
Junior Grammer
Clorine Grammer
Cecil W. Ingram
Billie Bamberton
Wynonia Mathews
Franklin Henderson
J. B. Bills
Bobby Baker
Adra Bell Sadler
Danl Jennings
Jack Ratcliff
Stephanie Cheney
Ellen Martin
Roy Alf
Bechtel
Sterling Flynn
Stanley Flynn
Erry Glenn
Buddy Myers
James Scott Patterson
Mildred McGill
Betty Nan Knapp
Milton Tyler
Hoover and British policy shape Middle East moves
The piece reports Postmaster General Hoover praised as a true American while noting British influence over Egypt and Afghanistan. It claims Hoover exposed a British rubber trust and hints Britain will back demands in the Mediterranean, with Egypt pushed toward obedience.
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New Calle
Hoover
Great Britain
Children Attend Show Despite Weather At J George Leon
About 60 children from the Presbyterian Children’s Home were guests at the J George Leon shows at Fourth and Madison last night. Poor weather limited viewing. another Kiddie Day is planned Saturday with five cent tickets for all shows and rides. Dorothy the 21 year old midget dancer from Kanene City features the side show. The event runs under the American Legion and Erk’s club auspices.
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Presbyterian Children'’s Home
J. George Leon
Fourth
Madison Streets
Mr. Loos
Dorothy
Louis Heminway
Kanene City
The
American Legion
Erk
Chub
Crossword puzzle clues mix trivia and wordplay
Puzzle text presents a long list of crossword clues and partial entries. Items cover places cities people and common words including Hull House founder Jane Addams and Bangkok capital country questions. The garbled list includes vertical and across entries with definitions linked to diverse topics.
Yesterday's Answer in a Telegram Style Puzzle List
A list of crossword like clues with numbers and brief prompts including printers measure unengaged time period to, Away used with to, mesh of lace, largest Belgian city, secured jewel battered machine accomplished tin container for prepared foods flat fish measure of cloth corded cloth prophet fairy field liquor writing implement exclamation of surprise sixth note in scale and today’s playmate in Uncle Tom's Cabin question.
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Belgium
Fisherman Bank President Reels 6 Pound 7 Ounce Catch
Amarillo banker Mr. Ware, described as one of the Southwest’s best, celebrated a six pound seven ounce bass caught at Palo Duro country club with a minnow and cane pole. He credited old time gear over modern tackle and enjoyed a rainy Panhandle morning.
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Panhandle
Palo Duro Country Club
Ware
Clare
Bitter Church War Tops Methodist Conference Drama
Kansas City reports a European church feud centering on Bishop Anton Bast of Denmark and Rev. John P. Ingersten. Ingersten claims irregularities in Bast funds and faced exile, imprisonment and poverty after Danish charges, as Bast fights to keep leadership amid a quadrennial conference review.
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Kansas City
Europe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Anton Bast
Denmark
John P. Ingersten
Jerusalem Church
Copénhagen
Bishop Bast
Ingerslew
America
Baltimore
Bast
Rev
Ingersten
Boston
Hans Jensen
Ansas City
Ingersiew
Billboard in Washington Stirs the Stranger’s Soul
A traveler in Washington reflects on the capital’s monuments and dignitaries while money woes linger. Amid awe at Mt. Vernon and the dome, a billboard bearing a friend’s name offers solace as the narrator contemplates diplomats, cabinet members, and the idea of help from strangers.
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Strang
Mt. Vernon
Washington
Markets Report Mixed Livestock and Commodities Slump
Kansas City markets show cattle receipts around 3 000 head with feeders and fat cattle uneven, hogs steady. Chicago and New York cotton futures drift, while grain and metals move on trading activity and weather expectations.
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Kansas City
Associated
Mey
Chicago
ST. Louis
Associated Preas
Er Louis
Liverpool
Gentry Lands 6-Pound Bass on Palo Duro Creek
H C Gentry of 918 East Fourth street claims top angling honors with a 6 pound large mouth bass, 22% inches long, caught on a Shannon spinner from Palo Duro creek south of the city. The fish is on display in the window of Clements and Young to prove the catch.
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H. C. Gentry
East Fourth Street
Mr. Gentry
Shannon
Palo Duro
Clements and Young
Market notes drift as prices rise on several stocks
Prices of many leading stocks opened higher in New York and Chicago markets as Interborough fare increases buoyed trading. Union Carbide and Loew's posted gains while Kodak and other names traded higher amid light selling and investor caution.
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New York
The
Associated Press
Commission House
West
Texas
Wiles
Houston
General Motors and Sone
Howe Sound
Ressia Insurance
Atlantic
Gulf & West Indies
Cudahy
Shattuck
Standard Oif
New Jersey
Atlantic Refining
Public Service of
Columbia Gas
Associated Pravs
New York Tractions
Interborough
Theommon
Union Carbide
Loew's
Loose
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Nhandle
Santa FE
Loraine McCowan
Lyman Boyce
Logan Wconntal
Edwards
B. B. Pinklea, JR
Dick Lane
John Lane
KR. J. Herbis
Oreida Hillburn
Britain
Egypt
Hig Weauteoes
Rele
Mediterranean
Florence Matthews
Tulsa
Oklahoma
W. A. McIngosh
Union
Hull House
Bangkok
Africa
Fisherman
Amarillo National
A. Cooke
Wilmington
Del
Bishop McConnell
American Civil Liberties League
Ingerstew
Jensen
Craven
Edgar A. Guest
New Orleans
Drouth
Mara
Broilers
Ueke
Peese
James Bennett & Co
James E. Bennett & Co
Allis Chalmert
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American American American Sugar Refining
American Steel & Foundry
American Tele
Teleg
Woolen
Eeree
Bethlehem
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motora
Bate
Illinois Central
TARE
Mil @ Giant
Tnspiration
Connereen Internations
Harvester
Ms International Nickel
International Parner
Kansas City Southern Rats
Kelly-Springfield
Kennecott Copper
Kelvinator
Tunisiana Oil & Pe
Mack Trut¢ Sen Marland Oi
Mexican Seaboard Oi
Middle States
Missouri, Kanese & Texas
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Oot
Moon Motors
Nash Motors National Biscuit
Ohio
Packard Motor
Pan-American Pet. & Trans
Pennsylvania
Cseeresess Pere Maronette
Phillipa Petroleum
Producers
Shell Union Oil
Sinclair Cons
Oil Skelly Oil
Southern Pacific
Sccseeeeeseees
Southern Railway
Creecess Tsou Stewart-Warner Coos
Studebeker
Seeeee Ecee Gam
Econ
Texas Corporation
H.C. Gentry
Mer
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Idaho
Knabe
Metropolitan Opera Company
Chickering
Gerts
Wurlitzer
Victor Records
Sil Polk
USIC
D. Dial
Ortahopronic
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