Weather and politics mix in Panhandle newspaper column
An early snow storm forecast signals open winter while a wet season continues. The News-Globe endorses Gene Worley for Congress, resists O'Brien and Bush estate influence, and critiques Roosevelt era policy and the Democratic Party’s unity on Texas Panhandle matters.
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Tack
News- Globe
Gene Worley
Izzard
Nordyke
Panhandle
Bush Estate
O'Brien
Texas
O’brien
Bush
High Plains
the Panhandle
Worley and the call for reform in government speech
Frank O Brien and Gene Worley figures in a call for Congress to reclaim control from Roosevelt era bureaus. The piece urges Panhandle voters to back Worley or an older local candidate, preferring middle roaders over extreme partisans and warning against reactionaries.
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Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevelt
Tafts
Wallaces
Roosevelt House
Gene Worley
Panhandle
Illinois
Dealer Receives Rare Stamps and Apology
New Orleans dealer Larry Borenstein bought hundreds of sheets of airmail stamps from Nicaragua commemorating the Atlantic Charter. Perforations on two sheets were imperfect, dropping their value from 2 dollars to 600 dollars each. He also has a letter of apology from the Nicaraguan Secretary of State.
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New Orleans
Larry Borenstein
Borenstein
Republic of Nicaragua
Wrong Road Turn Lands Man in Mental Hospital
A man who wandered off course ended up at Colony Farm Mental Hospital after taking a wrong turn. He had been hiding and slept in a haystack. Workers mistook him for an escaped patient, and after clarification he received a bath and was released, muttering that it was too close.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Worley
Democratic Party
Washington
Roosevelt
Essondale
B. C. UP
Colony Farm Mental Hospital
Man Held for Questioning in Bowie County Killing
A 30 year old man was held in Dallas city jail for questioning in the fatal shooting of newspaper distributor Marlin Camp near Bowie in Montague County last Thursday.
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Dallas
Marlin Camp
Bowie
Montague County
Riots in India Kill Over Five Thousand, Injure Thirteen Thousand
Arthur Henderson in the House of Commons estimated that 5,018 people were killed and 13,320 injured in India's communal riots from July 1 to October 30. The figures cover widespread violence across India during the period.
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London
Arthur Henderson
India
House of Commons
College gets rare Bible to add to library collection
Washington State College in Pullman received a rare 1582 German printed Bible among 155 volumes donated by Col. Axel H. Oxholm. The addition strengthens the library's historical holdings and reflects the donor's scholarly interests.
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Washington State College
Pullman
Wash
U.P
State College Library
Axel H. Oxholm
Washington
Steaks Not Plentiful for Grand UW Cafeteria Meals
Seattle dispatch reports school authorities estimate a daily meal for 2,000 University of Washington students at the school cafeteria requires about 850 steaks 500 gallons of milk and several hundred loaves of bread and other foods.
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Seattle
U.P
University of Washington
the Commons
Classified request for books and pool table
A reader offers 19 volumes of an old edition of the Book of Knowledge and a Boy Scout hat and shirt size 7. They seek contact for a new or used parlor size pool table for sale and provide the phone number 17717. They also mention the address 406 Maryland.
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Maryland
Tack
Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Prices Report
Kansas City and Chicago USDA reports show cattle, calves, hogs and sheep activity. Prices move with steady to higher trends for beef cows and hogs, while young cattle and vealers show mixed strength and demand. Local markets note steady to higher bids across weights and grades amid active selling and lighter eastern demand.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Market Notes on Lambs and Industrial Fund Shares
The report lists native lambs at 22.75 and yearlings at 18.50 for fall shorn pelts. Industrial Fund Shares are liquidating with a bid of 1.9953 and an offering of 2.19.
Property Deed Transfers Record Including Morningside and Roberts Lots
A list of warranty deeds and transfers shows L. P. Vaughn to Sam Vaughn for 3000 dollars on Lot 9 Block 9 Morningside. Hugo H. Loewenstern to G. F. Staetz for 3750 on Lot 32 Block 4 Morningside. multiple transfers including Country Club Terrace, Roberts, Denver Heights, Plemons, Mirror Co. and Glen n blocks with various buyers and parcel details.
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L. P. Vaughn
Sam Vaughn
Morningside
Hugo H. Loewenstern
G. F. Staetz
Minnie A. Williams
Verna Hannah
E. Vaughn
T. E. Tolbert
Country Club Terrace
B. A. Masters
Howard A. Ferguson, Jr
Roberts
R. Clint Hill
G. G. Gatten
Denver Heights
G. C. Wescoat
W. R. Bauske
Silas M. Clayton
Floyd L. Shores
Clayton Subdivision
W. c. Collier
Don Harrison Ingram
Cor. WD
Plemons
Homer W Dee
Ivan L. Barrett
Chester M. Barrett
Mirror. Co
L. Lagrone
E- L. Moore
Glenn
Amarillo Editor Attends Institute to Enhance City Reporting
The Globe News city editor explains his selection for a journalism institute among many applicants. He notes it will be his first school experience since KU days and mentions his Beta Gamma chapter ties at Pi Kappa Alpha. He previously served as city editor on Kansas papers before moving to Texas.
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Tack
Plains Country
Roosevelt
News-Globe
Globe News City Room
Post
Mount Oread
Amarillo
Beta Gamma
Pi Kappa Alpha
University of Kansas
Texas
Kansas
Notable newspaper editors chosen for a three week seminar
Mr and Mrs Post host the event at 1527 Lipscomb. The list of attendees includes many prominent editors from major papers such as David H. Joseph The New York Times Malcolm Joseph Adams The Commercial Appeal Memphis Tenn John R Bell St Louis Post Dispatch Time Life Missouri correspondent John C Calpin The Evening Bulletin Philadelphia Louis L Clifford The Cleveland Press Stephen D Donahue The Evening Gazette Worcester MA Walter B Everett The Evening Bulletin Providence Hugh A Fogarty The World Herald Omaha Ben W Gilbert The Washington Post I William Hill The Evening Star Edward Johnston The Chester Times V Harry Leeding Oregon Journal Portland Henry W MacLeod The Seattle Times Cliff Wesley MacKay Baltimore Afro American.
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Post
Lipscomb
David H. Joseph
The
New York Times
Malcolm Joseph Adams
the Commercial Appeal
Memphis
Tenn
John R. Bell
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Missouri
Time and Life
John C. Calpin
the Evening Bulletin
Philadelphia
Louis L. Clifford
Cleveland Press
Stephen D. Donahue
the Evening Gazette
Worcester
Mass
Walter B. Everett
Providence
R. I. Hugh A. Fogarty
the World-Herald
Omaha
Neb
Ben W. Gilbert
Washington Post
I. William Hill
the Evening Star
Washington
D. C
Edward Johnston
Chester Times
Chester
Harry Leeding
Oregon Journal
Portland Ore
Henry W. MacLeod
Seattle Times
Cliff Wesley MacKay
Baltimore Afro American
Notable city editors listed from major papers
A roster lists city editors and managing editors of prominent newspapers including Mobile Press Register Dayton Herald Oklahoma City Times Women’s Wear Daily Indianapolis Star Chicago Sun Herald News Passaic Pontiac Atlanta New Orleans Item with editors named Such compilations reflect interwar press staffing and industry breadth.
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Charles E. Mathews
The
Mobile Press Register
Mobile
Ala
John Shields Moore
Dayton Herald
Dayton
O. Morris P. Moore
Oklahoma City Times
Donald L. Pratt
Women's Wear Daily
New York
Eugene S. Pulliam
Indianapolis Star
Paul W. Ramsey
Chicago Sun
Alvin B. Ritch
the Herald-News
Passaic
N. J
Robert B. Tarr
Pontiac Daily Press
Pontiac
Mich
Harold A. Tyler
Atlanta Journal
James A. Webbe
New Orleans Item
Rubinstein Prefers Violin Over Piano In Early Career
Artur Rubinstein chose the violin’s chorus of voices over piano, arguing one instrument lacks a voice. Ticket sales are strong and remaining seats go on sale after 7 at Municipal Auditorium box office. Prices start at 60 cents for an 8 30 p m concert. Want Ads Are Must Reading.
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Artur
Municipal Auditorium
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George Shannon
Shannon
United States
Plains
Chicago
Times
MR. Tack
OPA
Bureau of Prices
CIO
Congressman Worley
Frank O'Brien
Donna Ann
Carl Oldham
Box
Canadian
L. Z. Oldham
C. P. Cockrell
L. E. Smmth
Hereford
North Johnson
Shirley Sturch
R. Yarbro
Vernon
Dow-Jones
Merrill Lynch
Pierce
Fenner & Beane
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Smelt & Ref Steen
Armour & Co
AT & SF
Aviation Corp
Seewee
Baldwin Locom
Bendix Aviation Ee
Bethlehem Steel
Blaw Knox
Esererestes
Aa Borden
Branift
Cont Motors Ee
Cont Oil Co See
Curtiss Wright
Deere & Conserves Apseeeeres
Douglas Aircraft
General Electric Sete Newewee
General Motors
Gillette Razor Tae
Goodrich
Goodyear
Gulf Pet Ill Cent
Interlake
Harvester
So Pac Tee Tewee
Spiegal Inc
Ereerere
Eser
Texas Suit
Tide
Kohler Bros
S&h
Snoopin
Pany
Amarillo Printing
Courthouse Records
Sloan
Sloan's
Sloan’s
Amarillo Neon
IS. A. Pittman
Arthur
Jay Pittman
State Reserve Life
East 5Th St
Jeff Coffey
Glen Crawley
Eugene Harris
Joe Nall
Harold Read
W. E. Reisdorph
Bill Wall
Blackburn
Shaw Eral
Lubbock
San Antonio
Sweetwater
Abilene
San Angelo
Texas-New Mexico
Okla. Coaches, Inc
Cash & Carry
Tyler
Harrison
Georgia
Laundry & Dry Cleaners
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