Interesting program to be held here this evening
A verled educational program will be given at the Rey Lead aPhip coir Shieh meets at the Contrel Predipterion. The courseteaching end aims to interest and improve those present. Attendance expected for the pest week shows progress and a catalyst on Willias Werner in the Pale Dura. Plans for further sessions tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tcre
Rey
Coir
Areer
Jobe
Roy Brant
Ray Scoat
Witlias Werner
Chinese Conference Notes on Japan, 1941 Policy Debate
Fragmentary coverage describes a Washington meeting and Chinese mediation amid tensions with Japan. The text hints at U S government stance, grave wartime concerns, and reactions to the Nanking protest over China’s integrity and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bat Feet
Charles Keane Hughes
Chine
United Sates
Japan
Nanking
Repen
China
Miss Atwoods School Exhibit Highlighted by Judges
The exhibit at Miss Atwood's school drew praise from judges with unique entries. One item in Room Red stood out for its quality and earned a deserved mention among the overall display.
Mins Daley area students win prizes in cake contests
Jenson High School students in the Mins Daley lot participated in contests sponsored by the Great Mill and Elevator company. Edna Earle won first in cake baking, Tennie Sue Wil won third, Marjelle Red took third in filing baking, and Bell Melbourne earned third in the cake events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenson High School
Mins Daley Lot
Great
Ht Mill and Elevator Company
Mins Modelie Civic
Edna Earlewee
Tennie Sue Wil
Marjelle Red
Bell Melbourne
Tack's Revised Program for Amarillo Prosperity
A fragmented city notice outlines Tack's plan for Amarillo emphasizing growth, lower living costs, energy expansion, and infrastructure like water rates and electric light. It references municipal services, proposed golf course work, and efforts to attract industries while noting penalties and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiadect
North America
Rattlewnaker
Divine Lake
Bostines
San
Fragmented Local Clippings Reflect Quirky Town Life
A collage of anecdotes documents odd events in a small town, including police detentions, hospital jargon, a Mother’s Day cigarette gift, a suicide note in San Diego, court quips over a murder verdict, and a struggling family at an automobile camp with a teenage father.
Fragmented plea on race, housing, and care access
A speaker expresses distress over transportation for colored people, housing and care along a route, and fear of shortages. They mention collection for fees and consider traveling to Powell for care, while voicing distrust of Wake Ingen politicians and seeking help amid misery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn
Powell
Beter
Travel notes from a Turkish railway journey to Constantinople
A traveler describes the “International Hupteen” line from Berlin to Baghdad, passing through Constantinople and Syria. He comments on Turkey’s development, poverty, clothing, and infrastructure, noting primitive farming, few horses, and limited modern industry outside Constantinople. He contrasts urban progress with rural stagnation and reflects on cultural observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Uae
Prague
Cadecoslovakia
Constantinople
Bbs
Alepps
Byris
Berlin
Bagdad
Kaiser Wilhelm
London
Catrs
Egypt
Nol
Syria
Haifa
Palestine
Turkey
America
Mee
Konleh
Lonlum
Paul
Sid
Ford
United States
New York City
Old City
Earl Carroll Play Feature Here Tonight
Earl Carrette present the Earl Carroll play Laff Thet Off as the opening night feature at Brunk's Comedane. Jerry Barnes' orchestra provides music and the big tent theater offers vaudeville and musical numbers. Doors at 7:20 and show begins 8:20 with 10 cent children's and 20 cent adult prices for a 2,000 seat venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Carrette
New York
Brunk
Comedane
Detters
Bronk
Matic Ill
Jerry Barnes
Big Tent Theater
Travel Letter From R Thomsen Describes Foreign Travel
The letter describes visits to Madeira Algiers Naples and Athens and praises civilizational contrasts. The writer notes passport photo requirements a police procedure and expresses gratitude for American life while urging Amarillo residents to travel abroad once back home. He signs R Thomsen with warm regards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Per Rample
Mediterranean
Madeira
Algercitas
Gibraltar
Algiers
Monaco
Naples
Athens
Egypt
Palestine
Syria
America
Klekere
Amarillo
R. Thomsen
A Wee Bit of Scotch and Prairie Chickens
A Scotsman and a Jew bet on killing a prairie chicken. The Jew shoots the bird and the Scotsman refuses payment, claiming the bird would have died anyway. A Scots tale follows with Sandy and a chemist testing bootleg liquor, and a joke about Scotland’s crime wave.
Crossword Puzzle Speed Test Clues List
A fragmented crossword puzzle with bold misprints lists horizontal and vertical clues. It includes unusual spellings and odd terms like Crewd and Morindin dye along with several numbered entries such as North American rail bird and fish names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Fragmentary crossword style clues from Yesterday's Answer
List of numbered clues with partial words and mismatched letters including entries like Sooty spot, To foment, Exists, Witticism, To get up, Tears as wounds, Verbal, Disorset, Goes to sleep, Swift, Satiated, Obstruction a stle, Tiny green ee Y, Type of fig, Edible rootetock, Birds prisons, Opposite of win, Tisane, Not bright, To initiate, Seventh note in scale, Bone.
Baby Beef Show Featured at Tri State Fair
The Panhandle Livestock association sponsors a baby beef club show as part of the Tri State fair program. W. M. Gouldy leads the committee with plans to award over 700 in prizes this year to encourage youth in cattle industry education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State
Baby Beef Club
Panhandle Livestock Association
W. M. Gouldy
Livestock Association
Association
Grover B. Hill
C. Hutchinson
Tulsa
Landon Donk
Claude
L. H. Dodson
Vega
J. W. Knorpp
Groom
R. T. Alexander
F. M. Love
Armas
P. J. Ponger
Stratford
Deathbed reflections and a Scot’s defiant reply
An elderly Scottish man facing death asks why fear the King of Terrors for he has lived with the queen of them for thirty years. The note appears in a clipping from Altus Oklahoma with a letter to Tack praising The Globe column and crossword puzzles.
Pleasant Valley School Wins Grand Prize for Attendance
Pleasant Valley school tops the Amarillo Independent School District exhibit with a 126 percent attendance rate, 21 points above Johnson school in second place. Other schools show varied rates including Wilson 74, McKinley 76, and Senior High 26, among listed entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley School
Amarillo Independent School
Johnson School
Wilson School
Cable Deters
Ds Ok
Onwoer Ink
Cade
Erkops
McKinley
Eee
Summit School
Fred Douglas
Captain Baylor To Be Buried Tuesday
Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Captain Walker Keith Baylor 86 Civil War veteran and retired lawyer who died at his residence Sunday. He was the son of General John R Baylor and served under General G W Baylor an uncle. He was a nephew of R E B Baylor founder of Baylor University. Surviving are his widow Mrs Carrie Hardiman Baylor and five daughters and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Walker Keith Baylor
Baylor
John R. Baylor
G. W. Baylor
R. E. B. Baylor
Baylor University
Carrie Hardiman Baylor
Negro Is Freed of Assault Charges
A. L. Black, a Black man, was charged with aggravated assault and had been convicted and fined just over $60 or sixty days in jail. He was taken to the county farm but this morning the case was dismissed in county court. Pred H. Woodward represented the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Black
H. Woodward
DILG League Meets Tonight at City Hall
The Will H. Dity League will convene at 8 o clock this evening in the City Commissioner's room City Hall. Secretary Ray Edinburg reports all members are to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilg League
Will H. Dity League
City Hall
Ray Edinburg
Ail
Mother Day Poem Reflects Sacrificing Care
A 1928 Edgar A. Guest poem honors mothers who endure fatigue and hardship to maintain home comfort and health for their children. It contrasts endless care with the joy it yields, noting mothers sacrifice daily tasks to ensure their families prosper.
Market summary from Chicago to New Orleans hogs cattle and cotton
Hogs receipts 45 000 mostly steady to lower prices 9 20 to 16 20 for large lots. Cattle receipts 18 000 calves 5 000 trade steady to weak demand for stock cattle firmer. Sheep receipts 1 200 spring lambs 17 50 in packers. Cotton market opened steady with declines of 1 to 2 points. New York and New Orleans notes show further drops amid rain in Texas and Eastern belt. Continuous selling and covering seen as futures moved from 20 60s to around 20 05 with some rally later in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louis
Ted Pres
York
Moagrunter Press
New York
Texas
Liverpool
Pyres
Inet
Ste
Cheeine
New Orleans
Reina
Shorts
Collin & Aikman
Bube
Europe
Michael J. Meehan
Chrysler
BocyrusErie Common
Richfield Oil of
California
Brunewick-Balke
Consolidated Gas
du- Port
Pittsburgh Coal
Sears-Roebuck
Sterling
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Futures Report
Liverpool May market notes show American middling cotton prices at 12.474 for strict good middling 12.02 and middling 11.62 with variations in low and strict middling. Futures quoted May 16.994, September 10.88, October 10.84, December 10.16 and March 10.76 with trading volume about 5,009 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weho Oreeteo
Lhiverpool
May
Cotton Snot Aulet
Kood Ordiny
Poultry Prices and Varieties Trade Update
Poultry market report notes broilers at 42 cents per pound and ducks at 28 cents. Turkey and geese prices appear mixed with regional variations. No additional buyer or seller details provided in the fragment.
Local Egg and Produce Prices Report May 14
A fragmented market update lists egg and potato prices across states. Wisconsin, Iowa, and Texas are mentioned with ranges such as $1.90 to $3.00 for certain goods, noting stock levels and slow movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeont
Rees
Minn
Aington
Isiana
Texas
New York Stock Exchange Reopens After Holiday
New York May 14 The active movement of stock prices intensified as the New York Stock Exchange reopened after a two day holiday.
Hanson Post to Be in Meeting Tuesday
Hanson Post American Legion will hold a special meeting at the Legion home in the Municipal building tomorrow evening. Adjunct Tra Barend says members should attend to hear and discuss the finance and charity report for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Hanson Post
American Legion
Legion Home
Tra
Barend
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Central Presbyterian
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Peet
Sambermen
Richie
Theresa
White Mae
Oba
Pollee
Chile
Rio Grande Valley
Wade Vinteen
Fnally
San Diego
United
Los Anaries
Nee
Alogious
O. W
Aloyious
Grand Junction
Colorado
OR. Thomsen
Apy
Earl Carroll
Sandy MacDonald
Sandy
Randy
Scotland
Carrie
PauleBy
Just Kids Safety Club
Mary Jobe Selliven
Prestone Julfiven
Irene Crawford
Lote Crawford
Nancy Jane Duniven
Mary Allen Dorhan
Cock B. Calhoun
J. L. Norman, Jr
Billie Norman
B. W. Tries
John Oden
Law Maury Vows
Rick Donald Seales
Otto Ralph Beard
Alfred Beard
Norman Lovett
Laurence McMurtry
Pauline Wocker
Robbie Rucker
Mavig Rucker
Elton Seheag
Charlie Fritchie
Anne Burton
Ivan Layton
Jein Layton
James Hughes
Rovert Hawkes
David Hughes
Joseph Hughes
Robin Hughes
J. C. Claybrook
Neva Claybrook
Mershell Pritchett
Albert Meyer
J. B. Raffkind
Evelyn Dale
Maxine Dale
Tremen Vineyard
Althea Gray
Gene Jackson
Grace Jackson
Dorothy
Edgar Bigelow
George Lynch
Rex Sanders
Henry Seaman
Tristate Fair
Bill Scheihagen
Altus
Oklahoma
Globe
ED. W. Thomerson
Mrs. Thomerson
E.R.T
Captain Baylor
Ust Weiss
Toll
Edgar A. Guest
Rites
Dow
Fisaya
Corton
York Organs
James Fenett & Co
Aiden Allied Chemical & Dye
Cere Doom
Eyran Een
American Sewer Refining Fa
Cseaea Ee International Teleanana
Southern Ir
Kansas
Miri
James FE
Poul
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Panhandle Music CO
Polk
Dial
Ipianos
Victrolas
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