Big week ahead in Amarillo with publicity blitz and events
The notice describes a propitious moisture window and a coming surge of activity led by J. P. Harrison in Amarillo. It highlights a color film "A Star Is Born" with Fredric March and Janet Gaynor, a personal check to a newborn, a department store baby gift, and a series of local stunts and farcical anecdotes, plus race day cautions and general small-town chatter.
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Amarillo
Harrison
Southwest
Fredric March
Janet Gaynor
Chicago
Mr. Harrison
Miss Gaynor
March
Farm worker wanted and reader ad seeks help
Classified ad asks for a dependable person to care for a horse and two children while the mother works. Seeks a trustworthy, able person who can take charge and provide references. Contact A872 after 4 PM. продолжение на странице 15.
Courthouse Records and Vehicle Registrations Collected
Wayne J. Smith transfers to Princes V. Smith lot 9 bik 31 Bivins for 10 dollars. Sarah T. Williams to J. W. Hale pt bik 239 Plemons for 10. Melvena Haynes to F R Mc Carthy lot 8 bik 220 Holand for 1750. W A Harper ett to Oscar Asp gren lot 3 bik 5 Summers for 2000. Jennie F. Stewart to Mary L. Fuqua pt blk 225 Plemons for 10. Vehicle registrations include Chevrolet sedan Zexa Parker Plymouth sedan Mag Pet Co Studebaker sedan Mrs M T Howard Chevrolet coupe Empire Oil Ref Co Ford coupe Miles Bivins Ford sedan Dan Dennard Plymouth coupe W D Jordan Est Olds coupe Eben D Warner Jr Olds sedan C H Hines Terra coupe Palo Duro Ranch Ine Ford pickup BE T Barnett.
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Empire Oil & Ref. Co
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High School Pupils Report Witnessing Highway Deaths
About 200 Amarillo High School pupils admitted at a morning assembly that they had seen a person killed in an automobile accident. The query was part of a Safety Program led by James Lumpkin the assistant county attorney with participants Hammett Vance Captain Sid Harper Byron Singleton Norman and R B Norman.
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James Lumpkin
Hammett Vance
Austin
Sid Harper
Byron Singleton
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Norman
Magnolia Company
R. B. Norman
Infant Ronald Howard Dies of Pneumonia in Borger Area
Ronald D. Howard nine months old died today in a local hospital from pneumonia. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Howard and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W Brown of Lawton Oklahoma and Mrs. Virginia Howard of Enid. Body sent to Borger by Blackburn-Shaw funeral home. funeral services expected tomorrow afternoon in Borger.
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Ronald
Chamber Directors Called In Special Meeting
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce directors were called today in a special meeting by Walter Barlow president. A vacancy in the directorate will be filled and the session was to transact business postponed from Wednesday night dinner with Japanese visitors. Carl Hinton vice president and manager plans to leave tomorrow for Washington.
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Walter Barlow
Seasion
Carl Hinton
Washington
Robert C. Jones Invited to Give Commencement Address
Reverend Robert C. Jones of the Central Church of Christ has been invited to deliver the commencement address at Abilene Christian College on Monday. He will also speak at Dumas High School tonight as part of the college’s graduation ceremonies.
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Central Church of Christ
Abilene Christian College
Abilene College
Jones
Dumas High School
College Singers Prepare Final Practice of the Year
Amarillo College singers from the Ballador and Balladette Choruses will hold the final rehearsal of the year at Central Presbyterian Church tomorrow afternoon. Director Mrs. F A Hilliary announced the session starts at 4:90 o clock.
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Amarillo College
Central Presbyterian Church
F. A. Hilliary
Archie Sword Sentenced to 14 Months in Federal Case
Archie A. Sword, star route carrier at Perryton, was sentenced to 14 months in prison and a two year suspended sentence on charges of tampering with the mails and forging a government check. Judge James C. Wilson handed down the federal sentence yesterday.
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Perryton
James C Wilson
Foes of Court Bill Called to Stand Firm in Senate Row
Senator Burke of Nebraska urged opponents of the Roosevelt court bill to hold their ground in Washington. He accused administration leaders of dangling incentives to sway doubtful senators.
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Washington
Burke
Nebraska
Priesthood Conferred on Rev Walter at Sacred Heart Cathedral
Bishop Lucey will ordain Rev Joseph H Walter at Sacred Heart Cathedral in a joint ordination Mass. Walter, born in East Saint Louis, studied at St Louis University High School Chaminade College and the University of Dayton, and completed theology at St John's Seminary Little Rock. He will celebrate his first Solemn Mass May 30 at St Mary Magdalen in St Louis before returning to Amarillo for priestly duties.
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Joseph H. Walter
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Lucey
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St Joseph's
St Louis University
Chaminade College
St. Louis
University of Dayton
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St. Mary Magdalen Church
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J. J. Godfrey
James Mulderiy
Texas Governor Refuses Resignation Amid Hospital Plans
Governor James V. Allred stated he will not resign as Texas debate centers on a proposed new West Texas hospital. He said the board of control recommended an 817000 facility to serve a vast, underserved West Texas area and relieve congestion elsewhere. He noted no Fast Texas representatives discussed the proposal before Senate amendments and conferences.
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Hope Brightens for Lives Of Three Remaining Quads
Mullins quadruplets born Wednesday near Muskogee Oklahoma received hope as the three surviving babies passed 48 hours in the hospital. One boy needed oxygen, the girl Night described as strongest by Superintendent Martha Linder. The fourth baby died shortly after birth.
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William Mullins
Here
Betting Comes From The Press Box In Quiet Wagering
A sports writer, who has won over 840 by placing bets, is described betting on paper in the press box atop the grandstand. Journalists deny real wagering, claiming they bet on paper since wagering is illegal except through the matuels. One writer even refuses to back a horse beyond showing, unless money is posted.
Dust Panhandle group backs special authority for five-state area
Dust Panhandle Association leaders praised yesterday's meeting as broad farming and interest support across Texas New Mexico Colorado Kansas and Oklahoma. Delegates urged creation of a dedicated authority to coordinate Wind eroded area work and oppose placing the Dust Bowl in a general flood control scheme. They urged Congress to back a bill for a special district if Norris bill lacks such provision citing inadequate current facilities and ongoing needs.
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Texas
New Mexico
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Dust Bowl
Norris
Rep
Jones
Carl Hinton
T. E. Johnson
Amarillo
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Plainview
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Raton
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Portales
Ray Jackson
Syracuse
Kans
EF. H. Deen
Richfield
Julius W Cox
Boise City
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Cheyenne
Fred Betz
Lamar
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Senate confirms delayed appointments to take effect later
The passage notes that others seeking the places waited after he chose. He said the State Senate previously has confirmed appointments made to take effect at later dates.
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Markets Kansas City Livestock Report May 21
Hogs ($11.55 top) steady to 10¢ higher on uneven bids. cattle with broad weekend clearances and vealers steady. Sows and stock pigs mixed. cattle numbers limited with no major beef steers or yearlings offered. vealers and feeders steady. cows to $7.25. Sheep light, native lambs 25–40¢ lower. top native lambs $12.55. New Orleans cotton back from holiday, futures near unchanged to slightly lower by mid session.
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New Orleans
Farwells Headed to Washington for Pleasure Trip
Mr and Mrs Jack Farwell are en route to Washington on a pleasure trip. They are accompanied by Mr and Mrs Ed Farwell of Dallas, the latter Mr Farwell serving as regional manager of the Farm Credit Administration.
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Jack Farwell
Washington
Ed Farwell
Dallas
Mr. Farwell
The
Farm Credit Administration
Revised 1936 U.S. cotton output at 12,399,000 bales
The Department of Agriculture released a revised estimate showing 1936 U.S. cotton production totaling 12,399,000 bales. The report, dated May 21, cites the updated figure as the current official estimate for the year.
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Washington
A.P
Department of Agriculture
Hollister Youth Survives Car Crash Somersaults
John Fnes stated that riding cars is riskier than jumping branches. His vehicle slid off an embankment on a hillside and rolled 35 times before stopping at the bottom where Enos was found unhurt.
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Hollister
Cali
U.P
John Fnes
Enos
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