Amarillo Chafes Over Football Ticket Shortage
Amarillo residents vent over a ticket shortage for the Lubbock game next Monday. About 2,000 tickets were sent to Amarillo but demand exceeds supply by at least 5,000. The fallout involves Lubbock papers and local radio broadcast bans, while Amarillo Junior College students may attend with a single cut. Armistice Day events in Amarillo are planned for Saturday with campus classes Monday.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
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News-Globe
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Yowzah Man Brings His Band to Amarillo for Charity Event
Ben Bernie famed for Yowsah headlines a combined concert and dance in Amarillo on Saturday November 17. The NBC star will perform with a large cast, with profits benefiting the Junior Welfare League of Amarillo. Tickets range 35 to 150 cents plus tax, with lower dance-only prices in some venues. Reservations via Miss Lois Black or Nat Dance Palace.
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Southwest
Hollywood
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Music Corporation of America
Wilbur C. Hawk
Nat Dance Palace
Junior Welfare League of
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NBC Broadcasting Network
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Blue Ribbon
Jack Oakie
Dorothy Dell
Shadowland
Lois Black
News-Globe
What They racy Writes to TACK Versatile Woman
A widow and nurse asks Tack for space in his column to publish a personal letter. She describes herself as middle aged and capable in many fine arts, seeking inclusion in Letters Page Eight.
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Courtesy and Safety in Amarillo Driving
The Safety Editor appeals to readers to practice courtesy while driving in Amarillo. Traffic rules exist to facilitate, not irritate, motorists and should be observed to protect children and all citizens. Submit letters to the Safety Editor in care of The Amarillo Globe.
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Amarillo
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Amarillo Globe
Children Attend Special Symphony Preview Here
Amarillo school children will be entertained by Christian Thaulow and his 75 piece Amarillo symphony orchestra in a Thursday afternoon preview for the 1934 35 season. The program includes explanations of music and instrument demonstrations. Tickets cost 10 cents and will be distributed through school offices.
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Major political blocs edge toward expansive policy shifts
Large Democratic majorities in both Houses are assured but formed by blocs pledged to experimental policies. The Silver Bloc pushes for currency favors while inflation fears grow. Labor calls for a 30 hour week and clarified NRA bargaining, while manufacturers seek to ease workers’ new privileges.
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Lawmakers mull suspending rules to pass bill
Cline says a bill could be approved by suspending the rules if an agreed measure is reached, with Friday night falling under the prohibition on legislative action except conference committee reports in the session's final 24 hours.
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Cline
French Premier Plan Roster for New Cabinet Emerges
Herriot is expected to form the next French cabinet with largely the same ministers as Doumergue. Andre Tardieu would become minister of justice and vice premier, replacing his previous role without portfolio. The move signals a smooth transition in the government as Lebrun’s term continues.
Committee to Meet on Amarillo Housing Jobs Plan
The first meeting of the newly appointed Amarillo Better Housing committee is at 4 PM today in the Chamber of Commerce office. The group will devise a plan to allocate prospective jobs from the ongoing house-to-house canvass. Members include Albert Randal Hertner J Pryor E Rollins Arch Hunsley C S Makeig Jack Sears and two others to be named.
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Chamber of Commerce
Albert Randal H. Hertner
J. M. Pryor
E. Rollins
Arch Hunsley
C.S. Makeig
Jack Sears
Mexican relief drive seeks 3300 from Catholic Charities
The Catholic Charities seeks 3300 for Mexican relief as part of a community chest effort. A series of radio programs will feature Mrs. W D Westbay on school shoe and medical supply purchases, with upcoming talks on welfare by Miss Minnie Lee Aleskin and an American Legion briefing. The Girl Scouts will discuss social and material relief for non English speakers. Protestant and Catholic Spanish speakers are treated alike. Board members listed include Bishop RE Lucey and Rev F M Kaminsky among other church and civic leaders.
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Amarillo
Community Chest
W. D. Westbay
Minnie Lee Aleskin
American Legion
Girl Scout Organization
RE. Lucey
F. M. Kaminsky
C. Gutierrez
W. F. Rosen
Bernard Brands
Rabey Funk
A. H. Gay
C. Gordon
John F. Guide
Amos Hummer
Bernard L. Hund
Walter Irvin
James M- Kernan
Walter Loftus
John T. Mellinger
C. P. Walsh
Guy Saunders
R. E. Wheeler
Man Confesses Plot to Kill Wife and Reconcile
A man admitted a trip to Russellville Arkansas where his wife stayed with her parents and claimed he helped reconcile Nelson and his wife. He described a river trip where Nelson was left to drown and investigators noted bruising and minimal water in the lungs.
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Civil War Vet in Glee Club Still Active in Wollaston
Frederick H Bishop, a Civil War veteran in his 90s, remains a valued member of the Wollaston Glee Club in Quincy Massachusetts despite his advanced age.
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U.P
Frederick H Bishop
Wollaston Glee Club
College Grid Game Tickets On Sale For Amarillo Classic
Tickets for the Amarillo College N. M. M. S. football classic Saturday afternoon are on sale at Major Drug Store No. 2 Fisk Building City Drug Store No. 1 517 Polk Street and Randal Drug Store No. 2 Amarillo Building. Student tickets available at High School and College Library. General admission 75 cents box seats 25 cents extra. Box seats only at Maxor Drug Store.
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Amarillo College
Maxor Drug Store
NM National Guard Mobilized Over NM Polls as Senate Race Dominates
Abq New Mexico voters face contests for short Senate term with Bronson Cutting facing Dennis Chavez and Carl Hatch opposing challengers. National guard detachments mobilized in San Miguel Valencia and possibly Sandoval counties to guard polling sites amid fears of unrest.
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Oklahoma City Reports Heavy Voting Amid Favorable Weather
In Oklahoma City and major cities voting ran fairly heavy this morning while mild rural weather encouraged turnout. Officials from the state election bureau forecast a total of about 600,000 ballots cast, a figure welcomed by Republicans who cite discontent with the agricultural adjustment program.
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State Election Bureau
Woman Receives Purple Heart for World War Service
Springfield resident Mrs Blanche Jones Burke awarded the Purple Heart for her service as chief of the army nurse corps during World War I. The decoration, first awarded under George Washington, recognizes courage and meritorious service.
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Mass
U.P
George Washington
Blanche Jones Burke
Army Nurse Corps
City Commission Schedules Busy Session Tonight
The city commission will tackle bids for repairing fire damage to the Chamber of Commerce offices on the third floor of city hall. It will also handle two weeks of routine business and meet at 7 30 o'clock.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kyle House debate over Rangers and anti race actions in Texas
Texas lawmakers debated using the Rangers for padlocking and enforcing anti race laws. Rep Will Scott pressed why the attorney general's department was omitted and Kyle cited limited manpower. Kyle, commuting from San Marcos, faced questions over enforcement and race betting claims while whisky bought in Austin was held as evidence.
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Sweetwater
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Houston
San Marcos
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Poll violence and race clashes rock Southeast Missouri and Chicago
Local officers report Ferrells attacked near Holland as gunmen fired killing Horace and wounding his father. A second group shot at Posey by Crescent Night Club near Holland. Authorities say a white woman driving a car with Black passengers was not harmed while threats to lynch the accused killers spread. The unrest follows the Sikeston veteran Dave Martin slaying and anti negro demonstrations. Gunfire erupts at a Chicago polling place leaving Dr Joseph E King kidnapped amid a hail of bullets.
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Crescent Night Club
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Missouri
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Chicago
Joseph E. King
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John F Ferrell
Clarence Posey
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Election Day Violence in Hollands Ends in Casualties
Two white men and a black man were killed and a white farmer and another man were seriously wounded in election day disorders near Hollands Missouri. Authorities say the violence started during attempts to allow black voters to cast ballots. The injured were rushed to hospitals in nearby Blytheville Arkansas.
Folgers Mountain Coffee Promises Rich Flavor
A vintage advertisement touts Folger's as real mountain coffee grown on high altitude plantations with sunshine tropical rains and volcanic soil. It claims superior tang and flavor impossible to achieve by roasting or packaging alone and promotes its value per cup for home use and presence in railroads hotels and clubs.
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