Canyon Day in Amarillo Promises Big St. Benedicts vs Canyon Game
The column promotes Canyon Day in Amarillo with details of St Benedicts facing West Texas Teachers in a key football clash. It notes players like Woodrow Dunaway for St Benedicts, mentions local figures, and highlights community support and a lively pregame scene Gaps include humorous asides and ads about local merchants and trout sales tied to the event.
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Run
Amarillo
News-Globe
New York
Priday
St. Benedict's
West Texas
Woodrow Dunaway
Sandies
Canyon
Dunaway
Saints
Canyon Y
President Roosevelt optimistic on recovery progress
President Roosevelt is represented as believing progress is being made in the recovery program. Employment is rising and buying power is increasing, signaling improvement in the economy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Unencumbered reader seeks movable building and work
A reader at 728 North Hayes Street asks Tack to help find a small movable building or former garage suitable for relocation or demolition. The note also requests job assistance, stating the writer is a middle aged unencumbered woman with experience in house work and hopes for work opportunities.
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North
Hayes Street
Tack
NRA Council Holds Meeting Sets Focus on Compliance Board
Local NRA Council outlines future activities and hears reports from branches. Chair Horace M. Russell says emphasis shifts to the Compliance Board and local code authorities, with local NRA authority limited to concerns under blue eagle codes. Changes in pattern reflect evolving NRA structure as recovery efforts continue.
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NRA Council
Horace M. Russell
NRA
Russell
Compliance Board
Blue Eagle
Nations
Amarillo Community Chest Drive Faces 1933 Goals
A 1932-33 overview shows rapid funding rises and expanded relief efforts in Amarillo. Unemployment drives, canning programs, and new charities like the American Legion and Catholic relief supported thousands. The Chest aims to exceed a $55 000 minimum goal through November drive events.
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Citizens Unemployment Relief Committee
Ross Rogers
Welfare Association
Salvation Army
Community Chest
Amarillo
Llano Cemetery
Panhandle
Kiwanis
Llano
Old Tack
American Legion
Catholic
Disbarment Proceedings Open for Fort Worth Attorney
Fort Worth Tex Nov 1 Disbarment proceedings begin against Julian C Hyer prominent attorney and former state senator before District Judge Walter Morris The Fort Worth Bar Association asks disbarment on two malpractice charges and one embezzlement charge Hyer allegedly solicited two damage suits and misappropriated 755 in county funds for personal use
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Fort Worth
Tex
Julian C. Hyer
Walter Morris
Hyer
Harlem Orchestra in City for Three Days at Paramount
The Harlem Aristocrats led by Duke Ellington will perform three days in Panhandle at the Paramount Theater with matinees and evening shows. Ivie Anderson and Bailey and Darby join as notable entertainers, offering a rare chance to see and hear the famous band live.
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Panhandle
Harlem
Ivie Anderson
Bailey and Darby
Inconsistencies Surface in Farm Inquiry Witness Testimony
Testimony centers on John P. Beck publisher of the Alvin Sun as prosecutors probe campaign issues. Beck denies demanding bribes or promising favors for jobs, admits a strong batting average in selections, and explains a sensational 71 000 copy issue with unclear financing and printing details. He agrees to review records to clarify discrepancies.
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Burck
Sims
Noble Holt
Frank Denison
Denison
Ferguson
Burek
Whitney
John P. Beck
Alvin Sun
Beck
Price Phillips
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
R. T. Prell
Standard Printing Company
Houston
Ed Hussion
Ferguson Forum
O. F. Chastain
Eastland
Wiggin Denies Involvement In Tax Property Loss Plan
During testimony Wiggin describes a supposed plan by bank officials to set up losses for income tax payments. He states he paid a total of 4 624 905 38 in taxes from 1928 through 1932, and questions whether taxes avoided via personal corporations were included. He claims he would like to reveal the taxes he paid and denies awareness of the scheme.
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Kendall
New York
Wiggin
Pecora
Club Women Plan Annual Achievement Day Tour
Potter County farm club women schedule their annual Achievement Day tour for Thursday led by Miss Mary Sitton county home demonstration agent. The route showcases county home improvement demonstrations beginning at 10 a.m. at Mrs Hobson Moss home Bushland with Mrs H M Butts River Road as program chair assisted by Mra H J Pankhatt and Mrs J S Charlton Pleasant Valley.
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Potter County Farm Club
Mary Sitton
County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs
Hobson Moss
Bushland
H. M. Butts
River Road
H. J. Pankhatt
J. S. Charlton
Pleasant Valley
Pride Blamed For Tragic Shooting In Family Dispute
In a continued report, a man recalls firing once as he approached, killing Quarei. The mother blames pride for the tragedy, saying Victor and his wife argued over priorities and a lack of a car led to a tense dispute that culminated in violence.
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Victor
Iit
Farm States Make Demands
Developments surged in the farmers campaign for relief. Des Moines governors from five states and representatives of four urged President Roosevelt for an NRA code for agriculture fixed minimum prices for basic farm products and currency inflation. Milo Reno urged keeping produce on farms while Lincoln Neb governors urged tax sale bidders to refrain pending heroic efforts to save properties for owners.
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Des Moines
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
Mid-West
Roosevelt
Milo Reno
Holiday Association
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool
Lincoln
Neb
Charles W. Bryan
Ford settles employer employee dispute under automotive code
Ford Motor Company officials said they are compiling wages and hours data for submission to the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce as required under the NRA automotive code. The effort follows a dispute with NRA administrator Hugh B. Johnson over the same data.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Ford Company
Hugh 8. Johnson
NRA
Ford
Dry cleaner defies NRA order over Blue Eagle
F P Sharfenstein owner of Sunshine Cleaners in Birmingham refused to surrender his Blue Eagle badge after an NRA noncompliance charge. He called the order unjust and unfair and said local board discriminated against him. He produced affidavits from 102 employees denying violations of the code.
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Birmingham
Ala
U.P
F. P. Sharfenstein
Sunshine Cleaners, Inc
Johnson
Blue Eagle
NRA
Scharfenstein
Government To End Oil Code Violations
The Federal Government moves to enforce the Texas petroleum marketing code amid multiple complaints. A federal investigator and a large staff are to arrive in Texas to pursue alleged refining code violations across East and West Texas and the Gulf Coast with prosecutions expected in federal courts next week. Tourist traffic in France declined sharply from 1,911,107 in 1929 to 994,358 in 1932.
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Dallas
Texas
F. M. Lege, Jr
Washington
A. D. Ryan
Department of Interior
Gulf Coast
France
Football Classic Tickets Go on Sale Tomorrow
The Panhandle's early intersectional clash at Butler Field kicks off Friday at 3 pm. Tickets go on sale Thursday morning at City Drug Store No. 1, 75 cents general plus tax, 25 cents for box seats, 40 cents for students. The Ravens of St. Benedict's College meet the Buffaloes of West Texas State Teachers College in Amarillo's Collegiate Football Day. Dozens of Ravens followers from Kansas and Missouri are expected.
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Panhandle
Butler Field
City Drug Store No. 1
Ravens
St. Benedict's College
Atchison
Kan
Buffaloes
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Amarillo
Kansas
Missouri
Market and commodity rounds from Kansas City and New Orleans
At Kansas City, cattle calves and sheep markets show steady to weak trends with prices listed for various weight classes and meat types. In New Orleans, cotton and gold move higher while wheat and stocks drift. December and March wheat hold gains before a pullback. The New York Stock Letter notes an inert opening with dull trading and slight advances in silver mining shares and select industrials.
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Kansas City
Howe
New Orleans
New York
Wall Street
American
Cerro de Paco
U. S. Steel
Coxe
Allied Chemical
General, Electric
General Motors
American Telephone
Indiana
Russia's Diplomat Leaves for America
Maxim Litvinoff, Soviet diplomat, arrived from Paris by car and boarded the Berengaria at Cherbourg for New York with two aides. Also noted is the Eiffel Tower clock dial measuring 61 feet at a height of 600 feet and illuminated at night.
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Cherbourg
Maxim Litvinoff
Paris
New York
Eiffel Tower
Amarillo Kiwanis Halloween Frolic Enlivens City crowds
About 10 000 children attended across six meeting spots with Ellwood Park drawing nearly 5 000. Awards went to Earl Brown and Little Miss Ada Allison for boys and girls costumes respectively. nearly 300 prizes were handed out. City officials and Amarillo College Band helped organize the event.
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Amarillo
Ellwood Park
Dwight W. Morrow
Earl Brown
Farl Brown
South Buchanan Street
Sherwin-Williams
Ada Allison
van Buren Street
Bill Beechler
Cunningham Flower Shop
Morrow Scool
Seaborn School
Buchanan Street
Fred Douglas
Negro
San Jacinto School
Amarillo College
Charles Whittington
Ross D. Rogers
W. A. McIntosh
Fred H. Gallo
Kiwanis Club
Earl Brame
N O. Glenn
Brame
October Hike in Potter County Auto Registrations Sets Record
Potter County reports 180 motor vehicle registrations in October, a yearly high. County tax collector Miss Jewell Davidson notes May and June are usually peak months, with year-end drops due to new models. She credits improving business conditions though price and used car regulation rumors may affect trade. Dealers report many cash deals.
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Potter County
Jewell Davidson
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