Miss Kennedy Soloist on Final Amarillo Philharmonic Program
Evelyn Kennedy guest pianist with the Amarillo Philharmonic, performing Mendelssohn First Concerto in G minor as the season closed in Municipal Auditorium. About 500 attendees applauded the encore after a program of Verdi Saint Saens Weber and Tschaikowsky. Kennedy, 18, studied with Lila Austin Myers and earned the guest artist honor at the Panhandle Spring Musical Festival.
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Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra
Municipal Auditorium
Evelyn Kennedy
Mendelssohn
Orchestral Association
Verdi
Saint-Saens
von Weber
Tschaikowsky
Miss Kennedy
Conrad
Marzeppa
Danza Lucumi
Eresto Lecuona
Lila Austin Myers
Panhandle
Bill Beechler
Cunningham Floral Company
B. Hall
Philharmonic Music Club
Philharmonic Or Exhestral Association
W. S. Izzard
Dent
R. C. Martini
Mayor Rogers
Jes‘Sie
Dean Truelove
Ventura Smith
Fancher Pshaw
Geer
Williams
B. V. Blackwell
Christian Thaulow
Virgean Estes
Forth Worth
New York
Belt Kelley Trials Delayed In Federal Court
Trial of J. B. Belt and A J Kelley of Amarillo on mail fraud charges related to the Dry Ice Corporation was postponed to the September term on defense motion due to Belt illness and the death of two defense witnesses in an explosion at a Norman Oklahoma plant. Demurrers were filed to a Fort Worth indictment transferred to Amarillo.
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J. 8. Belt
A. J. Kelley
Amarillo
Federal District Court
Belt
Norman
Okla
Dry Ice Corporation
Fort Worth
James C. Wilson
Norton
Quay County
N. M
Commerce Trust Company of
Missouri
Deaf Smith
Oldham Counties
J. T. Bain and Wife
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Bains
Clarendon
Amarillo Little Theater Presents The Mollusk Comedy Drama
The Amarillo Little Theater will stage The Mollusk by Henry Hubert Davies next Tuesday night at Municipal Auditorium. It is billed as a top comedy drama and officers invite members to bring guests on membership tickets not used this season. Cast includes Mrs. Howard Lynch Miss Kathryn Bartlett Charles Whittington and Dr. Frank A. Gants.
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Amarillo Little Theater
Mollusk
Henry Hubert Davies
Municipal Auditorium
Little Theater
Howard Lynch
Kathryn Bartlett
Charles Whittington
Frank A. Gants
Rival Baptists greet on stage in historic handshake
In Washington the Northern and Southern Baptists, longtime foes since a slavery split 88 years ago, exchanged friendly gestures as Dr. C Oscar Johnson of St. Louis joined Acting President M E Dodd of Shreveport on stage. Pat Neff urged no religious retreat amid calls to keep religion active.
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Washington
Southern Baptists
C. Oscar Johnson
St. Louis
Northern Baptist Convention
Southern Baptist Convention
M. E. Dodd
Shreveport
Johnson
Pat M. Neff
Texas
Congress
Grain dealers gather at 19th annual convention session
Beasley reports the Kansas City Board of Trade and Frank A. Theis attended the opening. Theis will speak Saturday on Problems of the Grain Trade. The closing feature will be crop reports for the area. Committees named by President H. L. Kearns include Nominating and Resolution panels with members from multiple Texas towns. Dealers paid tribute to the late L. F. Cobb of Plainview.
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Kansas City Board of Trade
Frank A. Theis
Theis
H. L. Kearns
Amarillo
Blake Hawkins
Tula
Glenn Bender
Panhandle
Pete Thorton
Lockney
Carry Crouch
Dallas
Kay Mimbell
Fort Worth
Lester Stone
Chester Cowan
Tulsa
D. I. Barnett
Miami
John Elliott
Kress
L. F. Cobb
Plainview
Veterans Drill Contest at Fair Theater by Amarillo VFW
Amarillo Post No. 1475 VFW sponsors a Friday night drill contest on the Fair Theater stage at 9 o’clock. Winners from May 4 semi finals will receive a sabre prize. Contestants include Loy Threadgill Leroy Harris Dulin McGough Otho Shamblin J D Selman Brenton Flenniken Thoris V Jackson Kenneth Neal Bill Shore with Wilfred Doud directing. Judges Major Corbin Captain Ball Col Seward, timekeeper James Johnson. Schools represented by R B Norman and R G Ghiselin.
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Amarillo Post No
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fair Theater
Fost
Loy Threadgill
Leroy Harris
Dulin McGough
Otho Shamblin
J. D. Selman
Brenton Flenniken
Thoris V. Jackson
Kenneth Neal
Bill Shore
Wilfred Doud
Corbin
Ball
Col. Seward
James Johnson
R. B. Norman
R. G. Ghiselin
Mooney Transported for Second Trial in Bombing Case
Thomas J. Mooney, a 50 year old life term convict, was moved from San Quentin to San Francisco County Jail by order of Superior Judge Louis H. Ward. He awaits the start of his second trial on an old indictment linked to the Preparedness Day bombing that killed 10 persons.
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San Francisco
Thomas J. Mooney
San Quentin
Louis H. Ward
Mooney
Gandhi's fast continues as doctors predict longer endurance
In Poona on May 18, Gandhi has completed the eleventh day of his 21 day fast. Dr Ansari says Gandhi shows no signs of weakness and is likely to outlive the fast as he awaits further tests before leaving for Delhi.
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Poona
India
U.F
Mahatma
M. K. Gandhi
Ansari
Gandhi
Delhi
What They 7 4 7p Write To Tack Wants Housekeeper
In a Panhandle town near Amarillo a middle aged Christian woman is sought as housekeeper for a family with three boys. Applicants may call Room 1216 Herring Hotel on Saturday morning for an appointment and must cite references.
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Tack
Panhandle
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Road meet proceeds listed donors and committee names
A donor list items payments ranging from one to ten dollars from various Amarillo businesses including Woolworth Newberry Coca Cola and Capitol Hotel. The highway committeemen leading the sale of reservations are Griggs Brymer Bruner Williams Shears Palmer Ballew Johnson Turner Hill Kelly Thompson Irvin Donnegan Woodlief Lokey Dorenfield and Beechler.
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Pool Drug Co
Terry Thompson
Amarillo National Bank
First National Bank
American State Bank
Amarillo Bank and Trust Co
Neely- Greenhill Insurance Co
Palace of Sweets
United Cigar Co
Alenius Floral Co
T. B. O'Brien Insurance Co
Joe Jacobson
Finklea Electric Co
Don Hunsaker
Toney Chisum, Inc
G. C. Odom
Plains Chevrolet Co
Amarillo Franklin, Inc
Frost Motor Co
Badger-Herring Motor Co
McGee's
Whitlock Co
General Auto Supply
Weaver Garage
Joe Mobley
Amarillo Oldsmobile Co
Louis H. Smith
Cullum Motor Co
Amarillo Brake and Electric Co
Harry Hollis
Mr. Griggs
Wade Brymer
T. M. Bruner
Clarence Williams
Jack Shears
W. A. Palmer
W. W. Ballew
T. E. Johnson
Frank Turner
Carl Hill
W. J. Kelly
Otho Thompson
E. R. Thompson
Walter Irvin
Frank Donnegan
W. H. Woodlief
Ted Lokey
Julian Dorenfield
Bill Beechler
Daladier Rejects War Spending Cuts Amid Hitler Meeting Doubt
Premier Edouard Daladier told the Senate France will not further trim war expenses and that the French Army remains strong. The declaration ended talk of a possible meeting with Chancellor Hitler and the German government officially denied any such plan.
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Hitler
Germany
Edouard Daladier
Britain backs higher price level policy at world conference
The British government favors placing the subject of higher price levels high on the agenda of the world economic conference opening June 12. It aligns with President Roosevelt on the urgency of economic rehabilitation, with currency questions likely in second place according to the Daily Mail.
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London
Evelt
The
Daily Mail
Farm Widow Charged in Hereford Shooting Death
Funeral services held for A H Beauford a 51 year old Castro County farmer killed seven miles south of Hereford. His widow Mrs Annie Beauford is charged with murder claiming the shooting was an accident. She posted 2500 bond after telling officers the gun went off as she brought it through a door to shoot a rabbit.
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Hereford
Castro County
Annie Beauford
Levee Breach Floods 25,000 Acres Near Newport
Newport Arkansas May 19 The Village Creek White River levee broke three miles south of town at 8 30 AM as 300 men fought for 36 hours to hold it. Water rushing through the widening gap threatens 25 000 acres already planted and residents had time to flee before the flood reached them.
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Newport
Ark
Village Creek
White River
Here
Prisoners continue hunger strike at Maryland Penitentiary
In Baltimore on May 19, fourteen inmates at Maryland Penitentiary, including three lifers and several of note, entered the fourth day of a hunger strike. The protest began Tuesday with three prisoners refusing breakfast and officials not forcing meals.
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Baltimore
Maryland Penitentiary
Women and babies victims of gas in mine battle
Farmington Illinois May 19 450 mine pickets were routed by tear gas bombs hurled by Sheriff C C Prickett and 50 deputies on the highway to the National Mine at Middlegrove Women and babies were among the injured and displaced during the clash on the road leading to the mine
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Farmington
Ill
U.P
C. C. Prickett
Middlegrove
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment Ad
Cooling and soothing Blue Star Ointment melts on the skin and delivers medicines into pores to kill itch tetter rash eczema foot itch ringworm. Money back if it fails.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report May 19
U S C A hogs 4 500 15 25 cents lower. choosing 180 210 lb hogs 4 65. Cattle 1 000 calves 300 steady. Steers good and choice 6 00 6 25. Sheep 7 000 spring lambs steady to higher. top native springers 7 65. Lambs good and choice 90 lb down 5 75 to 6 25. Ewes 2 00 22 75. Quotations based on ewes and wethers.
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Kansas Citvy Livestock
Kansas City
City tax traffic enforcement plan outlined by mayor
Mayor Rogers announced a gradual traffic law enforcement campaign relying on motorist cooperation. He said the campaign would not start with wholesale arrests but would tighten rules progressively to improve compliance.
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Rogers
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Foot Pain Relief
Advertises Moone's Emerald Oil as a quick remedy for swollen painful feet and corns. Claims 15 minutes for pain to vanish and swelling to reduce with two or three applications. Promotes nightly use for corns and calluses and asserts universal satisfaction with money back guarantees from City Drug Stores and other druggists.
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Moone
Masterson School Health Club Graduation Program
Members of the Junior Health Club at Masterson School along the oil field highway prepare a graduation program for Friday night. Beulah Parker serves as president with Hazel Longstreth as secretary. Mildred Garrett, county nurse, organized the club. Miss Champion of St Anthony's Hospital will give a principal talk.
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Masterson School
Beulah Parker
Hazel Longstreth
Mildred Garrett
Champion
St. Anthony's Hospital
Texas Conventions Planned On Eighteenth Amendment
Governor Ferguson backs a bill to convene Texas sentiment on repeal with conventions in Austin on June 27 to pick delegates for a state convention November 27 in Austin.
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Ferguson
Texas
Austin
Green Proposes Sales Tax Plan to Fund Public Works
Labor through AFL President Green submitted to Congress a financing package for the public works program. It includes a modified sales tax, higher income taxes, and a three fourths cent gasoline levy to raise 220 million dollars. Roosevelt names Arthur Morgan to chair Tennessee Valley Authority and seeks rapid reform of Glass Steagall deposits insurance. Senator Pittman unveils six point silver rehabilitation plan with broad international agreement.
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Washington
W.P
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Senate
House
Woodin
Roosevelt
Arthur Morgan
Antioch College
Ohio
Tennessee Valley Authority
Morgan
Miami River
Key Pittman
Nevada
United States
Cardui credited for back and side pain relief
Mrs Ira Prince of North Little Rock Arkansas says Cardui helped her after a long period of weakness and nervousness. She used four bottles and experienced improved rest and reduced back pain as thousands of women report. Cardui is sold at local drug stores.
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Ira Prince
North Little Rock
Ark
Cardus
PU Muu Og EyoEs
Brewery beer probe tests Texas laws on permits and taxes
Officials discuss the effect of state and federal permits on brewery beer sales in Texas. Revenue issues include misdirected payments and possible refunds, while a pending state case challenges whether a brew is non intoxifying. Defense claims the beer is within limits. state argues it violates Texas law.
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Washington
Texas
Internal Revenue
Bass
Postponed Mail Fraud Case Ends. Williams Wraps Inspector Work
With the postponement of the A. J. Kelley and J. B. Belt mail fraud case in federal court, Mark Williams, a post inspector from Fort Worth, completed the investigation Friday and will return home. Williams handled the inquiry in the case.
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A. J. Kelley
J. 8. Belt
Mark Williams
Fort Worth
Mr. Williams
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