Teacher and pupils tease over saved world tale
A humorous classroom scene weighs political labels as Johnny accuses Willie of Republican ties after a student misstates history. The piece ends with a weather joke and a grim view that Sinclair’s ideas could spark radicalism and catastrophe.
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Pranklin D. Roosevelt
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Armistice Day Observance Draws Panhandle Legion Posts
Amarillo prepares for Armistice Day with a parade, football game between Amarillo College and New Mexico Military Institute, banquet, and Sunday religious service led by Dr. Bradford Knapp of Texas Tech. About sixty Panhandle Legion posts invited, with local churches to dismiss for the service.
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Butler Field
Herring
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Knight
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Houston Taylor
Evans
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John K. Boyce
Amarillo Credit Association
Bernie to End Texas Tour With Amarillo Dance Engagement
Bernie and All the Lads will perform in Amarillo on November 17 as part of a Texas tour ending in the city. The act, broadcast from Oklahoma City, features a new 18 year old band member who mimics all instruments without devices. Proceeds go to Junior Welfare League charity via Nat Dance Palace.
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County voting results show amendments defeated in most counts
Final county totals near noon show four of eight constitutional amendments failing. No. 1 reclassification tax defeated 1723 to 1077. No. 2 widening clerks powers passed 1526 to 1250. No. 3 taxation limits defeated 1826 to 760. No. 4 abolishing county fee system passed 1791 to 1250. Land Tax No. 8 carried 1608 to 1092. Republicans posted light gains. write-in constable P Reed wins Bushland with 37 votes.
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P. Reed
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Smith
Holiday Armistice Day Plans By Veterans Of Foreign Wars
The John B. Golding Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet at 8 o clock tonight at the Legion Home to discuss Armistice Day events and to stage a radio broadcast Saturday from 11 to 12. The piece also notes deer season in New Mexico ends November 15 and includes local anecdotes and notices about Birch the magician and a lost suede jacket reward.
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Hanson Post
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What They 7 Write To Tack Couple Jobless
Dear Tack, my wife and I need work. She is a good housekeeper and cook. I am experienced at caretaking jobs, repair jobs, greenery and rooming. See Tack Letters Page 12.
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Philharmonic Symphony to Open Season in Amarillo
The Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra will launch the season with a Friday night concert in Amarillo, with 15 musicians performing under conductor Christian Thaulow. Belgian cellist Paul Blitz will be guest artist. A Thursday afternoon student program begins at 3:30 pm for city schoolchildren, with tickets at 10 cents. Memberships provide all five concerts at varying prices.
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Election Results Show Shifts Across States and Parties
The report lists 1932 midterm results by state with Democrats winning governors in several states such as Iowa and Massachusetts, Republicans retaining others, and notable figures like Huey Long and Burton Wheeler influencing outcomes. It notes party gains, losses, and regional patterns across Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Maine, and beyond.
Miss Aleskin Speaks Tonight on Chest Drive Plans
Miss Minnie Lee Aleskin of the Women’s Crusade will discuss welfare work in the city on WDAG at 8:05 PM. Tomorrow at noon Mrs Ruth Delzell describes the Maverick Club as a Community Chest agency. A Chest speaker covers the Girl Scout movement at 6:30 PM and another outlines Mexican relief at noon tomorrow.
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Election results sweep across nation with many governors
Late returns show governors elected in several states including Bridges in New Hampshire and Marland in Oklahoma. House and Senate races yield mixed outcomes with Democrats winning New York and others, while key figures like Lehman and Copeland win reelection. Wild totals include numerous names and districts across the country.
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Long List of U S Senators and Representatives Names
A dense OCR list enumerates numerous U S Senators and Representatives by state and party. Names span ILLINOIS INDIANA IDAHO Utah Iowa Kansas Louisiana Massachusetts Michigan Mississippi Missouri Montana New Jersey New York North Carolina Oklahoma with many initials and party markers. The fragment reads as a roster of lawmakers rather than a narrative item.
Gall Bladder Cure Claim in Advertising Copy
An old advertisement promotes Magnesia Oxoids claiming to cure gall bladder problems and improve digestion by releasing oxygen and neutralizing acidity. It touts two tablets after meals with water and promises renewed vigor and relief from indigestion and gas. The pitch targets general readers with sensational health claims.
Mixed Cotton Prices Steady Start in New Orleans Market
New Orleans cotton opened steady with active trading as Liverpool cables edged higher. Early gains of 1 to 5 points faded with stock weakness. December near 12.10 to 12.21, October around 11.89 to 11.94, while overall election news had little effect and trading stayed quiet through the morning. Kansas City cattle market reports 4,000 hogs and steady gains for various weight ranges with feeders listed.
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Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
Advert shows Creomulsion as seven effects in one powerful but harmless remedy. Pleasant to take with no narcotics. Your druggist will refund your money on the spot if coughing or cold is not relieved.
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