Price Range for Vinegar Tree Musical At Amarillo
Harry Davis of the Vinegar Tree tour in Amarillo for November 24 presents Billie Burke. Prices will run 50 cents to 3 dollars with lower levels 2 to 3 dollars and balcony 50 cents to 2 dollars to suit all audiences. The company tours from Los Angeles via Vancouver and Montana to the Midwest before Texas and Dallas engagements.
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Harry Davis
Billie Burke
Amarillo
Wilbur C. Hawk
Tri-State Fair Association
Municipal Auditorium
Davis
Los Angles
Pacific Coast
Vancouver
Montana
Nebraska
Kansas City
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Fort Worth
Burke
Flo Ziegfield
Follies
Silver and world finance in a changing era
The piece argues silver will replace gold as the basis for world trade, noting its current low price and likely rise to around a dollar an ounce if East conflicts persist. It cites Times and Borah on silver's potential, plus commentary on Eddington and cosmic expansion and the need for ever-bigger telescopes.
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Cyrus H. K. Curtis
London
England
Ochs
New York ‘Times
France
America
East
New York Metal Exchange
the Times
Borah
Eddington
Singers Invited To Rehearse Messiah In Amarillo
Emil F. Myers announces open chorus for Messiah rehearsal tonight at Amarillo College of Music at 8. The annual Christmas program debuts December 20 at Municipal Auditorium with Rose Maiden upcoming February 1. Chorus already 60 with goal of 100 members. all singers who can learn a tune may join.
Globe-News Offers Matinee For Amarillo Children
The Globe-News announces a Saturday morning film series for Ama rillo school children with Paramount Publix. The Fair Theater will screen Cuckoos at 9 30 next Saturday for a 10 cent admission.
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The
Globe-News
Amarillo
Paramount Publix Corporation
Paramount Organization
Fair Theater
Robert Woolsey
Bert Wheeler
Globe- News
City to honor American Legion in poppy drive parade
Walter S. Birge announces national war memorial poppies funded by disabled veterans. Proceeds aid veterans and war orphans at Eaton Rapids home. Poppies sold downtown Amarillo by post members and Auxiliary Sew Scouts and Kiwanis march in altered parade section. Miss Alice Mulkey sets meeting at City Auditorium.
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American Legion
Bureau
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Walter S. Birge
Post
Amarillo
Veterans Post
Kiwanis Club
Alice Mulkey
Buchanan Street
City Auditorium
Mulkey
Gangster pursuit ties capone era to midwest scars
The account details Capone allied gang activities from Chicago to St. Louis with shootings and a bank heist that netted 2.5 million dollars. It notes D Andrea arranging a 100000 dollar bond for Gus, police captures of Connors and Howard Lee to 25 year terms, and a Benton Harbor crash injuring Winkler who lost an eye.
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Lexington Hotel
Chicago
Capone
Phil D'Andrea
Winkler
Lincoln
D'Andrea
Gus
Illinois
St. Louis
Nebraska
Thomas Patrick Connors
Howard Lee
Jack Britt
Benton Harbor
City Commission to Decide On Telephone Franchise Next Meeting
City officials report 1,427 disconnect orders have been sent in by subscribers while the telephone company says 1,140 disconnect orders were received and 157 phones disconnected. Eleven new applications for service have been filed as discussions on granting or letting the franchise continue.
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Durham
Hailey
City Commission
City Hall
Telephone Company
What They Write 7 Tack Dear Tack Telephone Controversy
An interested party comments on the telephone controversy, noting ongoing attention and concerns. The writer asserts engagement and invites further discussion on the issue.
Amarillo Teachers to Receive Remaining October Pay
Amarillo teachers will get the final half of October salaries today after strong citizen tax payments to support school funding. School business manager George M. Waddill praised taxpayer spirit and urged continued timely payments to cover November salaries. The list honors many individuals and firms who paid their school taxes on Monday.
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Amarillo
George M. Waddill
Waddill
Tientsin Tension Grows Between Japanese Concession and City
In Tientsin the area between the Japanese concession and the Chinese city remains tense as a field gun and machine gun bursts echo through No Man's Land. Japanese demands for withdrawal from the boundary near Chinese headquarters heighten the threat of renewed fighting and possible invasion.
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Tientsin
No Man's Land
Mrs. Georgia Etta Foringer Dies at 62 in Amarillo
Mrs. Georgia Etta Foringer 62 wife of W D Foringer died at her home 800 Jefferson Street Amarillo. Survived by husband three children Richard D Armeda Melba Foringer all of Amarillo six brothers. Funeral 3 p m Wednesday Blackburn Funeral Chapel Rev Ira F Key Polk Street Methodist Church burial Memorial Park Cemetery with local chapter Order of the Eastern Star in charge.
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Georgia Etta Foringer
W. D. Foringer
Jefferson Street
Foringer
Richard D. Armeda
Melba Foringer
Amarillo
Blackburn Funeral Chapel
Ira F. Key
Polk Street Methodist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Order of the Eastern Star
Fourth Street
Student Injured in Wreck Is Improved
Hugh Currie son of Mr and Mrs J J Currie is reported much improved in St Anthony's Hospital where he was taken after an automobile crash Saturday night. The Amarillo College sophomore spent a good night and seemed to be resting comfortably this morning. He was injured when blinded by dust after an outing and failed to see a curve in the road.
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Hugh Currie
J. J. Currie
West 33Rd Avenue
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Young Currie
Amarillo College
Engineering head Frank Wilson III ill. R G Christopher fills role
Amarillo College announces Frank Wilson III head of the engineering department has been ill for several weeks. R G Christopher, Texas A M graduate, substitutes for Wilson during his absence.
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Frank Wilson
Amarillo College
R. G. Christopher
Texas A. & M
Wilson
Removal of Unsightly Poles Begun
The city electric department removes two poles at Sixth Avenue and Taylor Street with Southwestern Public Service Company, replacing poles with cable to buildings. The fire alarm box is relocated, and a white way system is being installed on Sixth Avenue from Taylor to Fillmore Streets. Green Brothers, the William Boyce Agency and the Globe News Publishing Company sponsored the project.
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Southwestern Public Service Company
Sixth Avenue
Taylor Street
Glenn Bowen
City Electrician
Taylor and
Fillmore Streets
Green Brothers
William Boyce Agency
Globe News Publishing Company
Blind school agent visits Amarillo for screening
W C Tenney of the Texas School for the Blind interviewed two local residents in Amarillo on Monday. He reported 250 pupils ages 6 to 21 and a state funded program offering vocational training and a summer course for adults up to 50.
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Amarillo
W. C. Tenney
Texas School For Blind
Austin
Tenney
Amarillo - Potter County
Borger Faces Warrant Cashing Failures and Cutbacks
Borger Texas confronts municipal troubles as warrants cannot be cashed and the revised general fund provision may force citywide budget curtailment. City hall power was cut off last week due to unpaid bills, and a business committee urged salary reductions and merging fire and police departments.
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Borger
Texas
Meeting to Arrange Teacher Reception for TSTA Delegates
Delegations from surrounding towns meet Saturday to plan entertainment and arrangements for the Texas State Teachers Association convention in Amarillo November 26 to 28. Representatives from chambers of commerce schools and colleges across the Panhandle Plains will attend.
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Texas State Teachers Association
Amarillo
Chambers of Commerce
Panhandle Plains
Northwest Texas
Girl Scouts to March in Kiwanis Section
Amarillo Girl Scouts will participate in the Armistice Day Parade and now march in section nine with the Kiwanis Club instead of section six. All Scouts are urged to take part whether or not they have uniforms, said Alice Mulkey, director.
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Amarillo
American Legion
Buchanan Street
City Auditorium
Alice Mulkey
Kiwanis Club
Mulkey
Amarillo College Prepares for State Teachers Convention
All faculty members are busy preparing for the State Teachers Convention. Practically all college space will be used during the event.
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Amarillo College
Landslide near Pierrevile kills five men
Five men were buried under a landslide near Pierreville Quebec last night and killed.
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Pierreville, Que
No Hints Here Cryptogram Challenge for Amarillo Readers
Amateur cryptographers in Amarillo face expert week with a new ciphergram. The column promises methods will be explained next week to help beginners catch up for a winter of solving cryptograms. This week presents today’s message for the experts.
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Amarillo
Red Cross Roll Call Opens in Amarillo
The 1931 Red Cross Roll Call starts tomorrow November 11 in Amarillo as part of a tribute to service members. Potter County chapter aims to double last year’s total, with men canvassing downtown offices Thursday and women visiting homes Saturday. The drive runs through Thanksgiving. A radio sketch Somewhere in Drouthland airs at 8:30 p.m. on WDAG featuring Mrs Dana Harmon Madelyne Galle and Gene Galle with Harmon directing.
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Red Cross
Amarillo
Potter County
American Red Cross
Fred H. Galle
Taylor Street
the Red Cross
Drouthland
WDAG
United States
Dana Thomas Harmon
Madelyne Galle
Gene Galle
Grain and Livestock Markets Report Across Major Cities
Markets detail wheat barley and corn prices with hogs cattle and sheep trends in Fort Worth Chicago and New Orleans. Armistice Day closures affect grain markets while New York stock letters note modest profit taking and mixed leadership among industrials and utilities.
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New York
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Coca Cola
Corn Products
General Foods
Allied Chemical
du Pont
National Biscuit
National Dairy
Woolworth
Sears Roebuck
Atchison
New York Central
U. S
Atlas Powder
Power and drink in a royal duel of pretence
A monarch mocks a jesters claim that drink ruins judgment and power corrupts the soul. The clown argues that neither wine nor wealth fully blinds reason, warning that even the noble mind can be dulled by desire. The exchange ends with a wary verdict on fortune and folly.
Three Texas youths die in chained suicides at Oakwood
In Elkhart Texas three high school friends died within hours of each other. Benjamin Clyde Kennedy 19 ingested strychnine at Oakwood. Doris McCann 17 died after taking poison. Ernest Miller Jr 19 was found dead by pistol at his parents home. Investigators find no direct link between the deaths.
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Elkhart
Texas
East
Benjamin Clyde Kennedy
Oakwood
Here
Doris McCann
Ernest Miller, Jr
Kennedy
Miss McCann
Miller’s
Veterans of Foreign Wars seek orders for Christmas storefront decorations
A VFW committee in Amarillo launches a drive to decorate downtown store fronts for the holidays. Front foot cost drops to 25 cents from last year as merchants resist spending, with a $250 Golding Post gift and private subscriptions covering the deficit. Laurel ropes and electric light strings will mirror last year’s setup, and all decorations must be up by December 10 ahead of Santa’s visit. Committee: Walter Irvin chair, Harry Meyers, Zane Smith, C. C. Gibson, Jack Trigg.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
John B. Golding Post
Santa Claus
Amarillo
Walter Irvin
Harry Meyers
Zane Smith
C. C. Gibson
Jack Trigg
Officers and stewards named at Polk Street Methodist Church
The Polk Street Methodist Church elected officers and stewards for the coming year at the fourth quarterly conference. George M. Waddill was chosen Sunday School superintendent and Glenn F. E. McDavid church lay leader. Ninety-two stewards were appointed under pastor Rev. Iraq Key. Rev. L. N. Lipscomb presided. the conference prepared for the Vernon annual meeting set for Thursday through Sunday.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
George M. Waddill
Glenn FE. McDavid
Iraq& Key
L. N. Lipscomb
Vernon
Amarillo College Declares Armistice Day Half Holiday
A half holiday was announced at Amarillo College in a morning assembly to honor Armistice Day. President B. E. Masters reviewed the event's historical background during the session.
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Amarillo College
B. E. Masters
How Good Doctors Treat Bad Colds
Medical writers argue that relieving nasal and throat congestion prevents complications from colds. Calotabs, a refined calomel tablet, is praised for safety and tolerability, with guidance to take one or two with milk or water and return to normal appetite by morning. A family package costs thirty five cents. trial size ten cents.
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U.S
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Tientsen
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