Winter forecast hints at mild dry season for Panhandle
The area is seeing an unusually warm start with a record 86 degrees marking the warmest November day in Panhandle history. Experts warn that such patterns often precede an open winter and late spring, while local forecasts hinge on ongoing debates over broadcast rights for a Lubbock Amarillo game and civic plans amid New Deal era funding expectations.
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The
Panhandle
United States Weather Bureau
North ‘Plains
Lubbock
Nurses fired for missing march in Mexico City parade
A large group of internes and nurses in public hospitals paid by the national lottery were dismissed after not marching in a demonstration parade two weeks earlier. Reports said other hospital workers may strike in sympathy as authorities push a rational educational program.
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Mexico City
National Lottery
Rural Students Have Part in Chest Drive
Next Tuesday morning the annual Community Chest drive opens with a goal of $36,928. The Potter County School Children's Relief Fund participates with a $600 budget. The Potter Fund Administrators, led by Mrs. J. S. Kendrick, oversee relief work formerly done by the Junior Red Cross. Last year the fund aided 49 visually impaired students, 159 children with school supplies and fees, and 13 with medicines, after thorough case investigations.
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Potter County School Children's Relief Fund
Red Cross
J. S. Kendrick
George M. Waddill
W. A
Symphony cast list reveals names of performers and staff
The page continues a long orchestra listing with sections for violas cellos violins and winds. It names performers such as Vivian Holland Geraldine Warner and George Wiseman among others and lists roles including librarian and personnel manager.
Speedy air mail delivers Milwaukee parcel to News-Globe
Postmaster W. D. DeGrassi announced a striking example of air mail speed as a package mailed in Milwaukee at 6 last night arrived in the city at 5 this morning. The 1,350 mile trip proved the efficiency of air delivery to the News-Globe.
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W. D. DeGrassi
America
Milwaukee
News- Globe
What They Write To Tack In Praise Of Dam
A letter to Tack praises a dam project described as a beautiful effort amid harsh conditions. The author questions Texas readers’ interest in distant public works and extols the project’s value despite challenging surroundings.
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Tack
Texas
Hell
Roosevelt Era Congress Opens With New Democratic Wave
After Tuesday’s Democratic triumph ten new senators join Congress including Sen Elect Theodore Bilbo of Mississippi and Sen Elect George Radcliffe of Maryland. The House faces inflation and bonus pressures with new members, while only one anti New Deal candidate was elected in Townsend of Delaware. Vandenberg moderates the GOP stance and may influence 1936 presidential hopes.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Theodore G. Bilbo
Mississippi
George L. Radcliffe
Maryland
House
John G. Townsend, Jr
Delaware
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
New Deal Faces Mixed Posture From Nationwide Vote
Editorials from Dallas Des Moines and Chicago praise the Roosevelt administration while noting opposition from conservative business and constitutionalists. They describe the election as a clear endorsement of the president and his leadership despite doubts about the New Deal.
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Dallas News
Cutting Holds 530 Vote Lead In New Mexico
United States Senator Bronson Cutting appears poised to win reelection in New Mexico with 530 votes ahead of Democrat Dennis Chavez as 77 precincts remain. Early returns show Cutting leading in Sandoval County, key to final results, after trailing in initial counts.
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Albuquerque
N. M
U.P
United States
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Cutting
Dennis Chavez
United Press
Chavez
Sandoval
Tax relief clash as Senate buckles to House demand
Rep Joe Greathouse denounces a Centennial tax bill as counterfeit while Dallas legislators urge fixes. Senate hours later backs a thorough Texas tax system study by Sen Arthur Duggan creating a three member committee to distribute the tax load more equitably and report next January.
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Joe Greathouse
Fort Worth
Dallas
House
Senate
Texas
Arthur P. Duggan
Littlefield
Harlow to file for divorce from Hal Rosson
Jean Harlow announced plans to sue her estranged husband Hal Rosson for divorce in the near future. She said they were not suited and noted Rosson directed photography on most of her films. Harlow had married Rosson in a surprise elopement to Yuma, Arizona last year.
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Hollywood
Calif
Jean Harlow
Hal Rosson
Ace Cameraman
Hal
Jean
Miss Harlow
Rosson
Yuma
Ariz
Maryland Elects Nice as Governor in Historic Victory
Albert C. Ritchie loses bid for a fifth Maryland governor term. Baltimore attorney Harry W. Nice wins on the Republican ticket as election results finalize. The Bremen liner establishes a new ocean transatlantic record by passing Ambrose Lightship at 9 57 A M after four days, fifteen hours, and 27 minutes from Cherbourg, beating its own prior mark.
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Baltimore
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Harry W. Nice
New York
Bremen
Ambrose
Cherbourg
Republicans Retain Hold Upon Kansas Governor Wins Re‑election
Topeka Kansas reports that Republicans kept the governorship and held a stable congressional delegation. The Senate remains a Republican majority, a holdover body by six seats, with Gov Alf M Landon winning re election and the Republican ticket carrying the state except in two instances.
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Topeka
Kan
U.P
Kansas
Senate
Alf M. Landon
Sidi Ben Maati Claimed World’s Oldest Man Dies
Casablanca Morocco November 8 Sidi Ben Maati a Moor and claimant to the title of world’s oldest man died suddenly today He had claimed to be 147 years old and was among the most noted applicants for the record his death ends a long and disputed bid for the title.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Sidi Ben Maati
Seven Votes Cast For Red Entries On State Ticket
Potter County officer results show seven votes for Communist ticket candidates in the state race. Buchanan Street School and Sanborn School each recorded two red votes, while Sixteenth Avenue Fire Station San Jacinto Fire Station and Pleasant Valley School boxes each had one. The party fielded a partial state ticket with no district or county nominees.
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Potter County
Buchanan Street
Sanborn
Sixteenth Avenue
San Jacinto
Pleasant Valley
Communist Party
Maytag Founder To Visit in Panhandle
Texas tour by F L Maytag founder and chairman of Maytag Company heads toward Amarillo expected November 13. He started the trip Monday with luncheon meetings for dealers in eight Texas cities. The 71 year old leader, famed for visiting field staff, heads an annual tour saluted for champion sales achievement by Panhandle dealers.
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Texas
F. L. Maytag
Maytag Company
Amarillo
Maytag
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promote Bile Flow Ad
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to wake up the liver and improve digestion by stimulating bile flow. The copy warns against mineral waters and laxatives, claiming the product safely mobilizes two pounds of bile daily to relieve bad taste, foul breath, skin blemishes, and headaches.
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Carter
M. Co
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady as Elections Buoy Prices
Cotton markets in New Orleans opened steady with Liverpool cables and firmer sterling. Early trades showed December at 12.24 and May near 12.36, with declines after the bureau report but a rally later as traders priced inflation potential from the elections. Kansas City livestock and New York stocks sections follow in brief, showing mixed moves across hogs, cattle, and shares.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Dee
Pension meeting Sunday outlines Townsend Old Age plan
Amarillo sponsors of the Townsend Plan for Revolving Old Age pensions announce a mass meeting Sunday at Municipal Auditorium starting 2 30 pm. They argue private pension systems fail and that elderly workers are fired for younger labor. A Townsend Old Age Pension Club is planned for Packard, Pennsylvania or Penney Co. and J C Phillips. companies listed include Pure Oil Remington Rand US Steel Westinghouse Woolworth and others.
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Congress
Townsend Old Age Pension Club
Packard
Seeseces Pennsyvania
Penney Co
J. C. Phillips
Pure Oil
Radha
Oceeererestriers
Remington Rand
OM Reynolds Tobacco
St. Joseph Lead
Seaboard Oil
Schultensted
Sears Roebuck
Socony-Vacuum
South Pac
Viocese Southern Railway
Standard Gas & Free Standard
Stewart-Waerner Eoene
Texas Corp
Vexeas Gulf Sulfur
Texas Pac Coal & O11
Tide-Water Assa Timken Rel Bear
Trans-America
Union Carbide ‘Union of
United Corp
United Gas
Impv
Os Steel
Steel Old Western Union Westinghouse Flee Woolworth
Amarillo Meeting Planned for Sunday Afternoon
A Sunday afternoon meeting will undertake events in Amarillo, with details discussed at the gathering.
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Amarillo
Vega Resident John F. Jones Dies at 89
John F. Jones longtime Vega resident and Confederate veteran died at his home at 9 10 last night at age 89. Survived by widow Mary Ellen Jones, son B W Jones, and daughter Alice Frome. N 8S Griggs and Sons to handle arrangements. The oldest fruit known to mankind is the olive.
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John F. Jones
Vega
Jones
Kenna
N. M
Mary Ellen Jones
B. W. Jones
Stratford
Okla
Alice Frome
Safford
Ariz
Griggs and Sons
Insurance Company Loses Federal Suits Award
E. C. Hazard of Pampa won $3,600 in damages from the Maryland Casualty Company for injuries sustained in a 1933 oil well accident in Gray County. Judge Atwell also awarded $206 to Dr. W. F. E. Von Bruner, $340 to Roy Wilmeier and M. C. Overton, $73 to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reid, $306 to Miss Steel Medgling, and $100 to Miss Verna Fox, all of Pampa.
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E. C. Hazard
Pampa
James Williamsh
Maryland Casualty Company
Hazard
D. B. Shephard
Gray County
Liquid Test for Constipation in Children Urges Mild Laxative
Doctors advise using California Syrup of Figs as a gentle child laxative for constipated youngsters. Avoid mineral drugs and adult strength laxatives, starting with a cleansing dose and gradually reducing it as bowels normalize.
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California
Liquid Test for Child laxative use
The article explains a three step method to relieve constipation in children using a liquid laxative. It recommends California Syrup of Figs as ideal and emphasizes using the genuine product with California blown in the bottle.
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California
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Loew's, Inc
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