Amarillo Wrestle Night Promises High Drama and Charity
Otis Clingman faces Joe Kopecky in a rough house charity wrestling match in Amarillo to benefit the Children's Home. The card features Japanese jiu jitsu expert Prof. Tetsura Higami vs Dutch Mantell, plus Bearded Beauty George Ligosky vs Rob Roy and Leo Kearnes vs Dick Stallworth. Kopecky objects to charity role, seeking pay, while others donate proceeds.
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Amarillo
Joe Kopecky
Kopecky
Dutch Mantell
Otis Clingman
Clingman
Tetsura Higami
George Ligosky
Bearded Beauty
Rob Roy
Goodnight
Leo Kearnes
Dick Stallworth
Plan for Better Control of Colds Proved by Tests
Greensboro ad proclaims clinical tests show the Vicks Plan for better control of colds reduces both number and duration by half and saves over half the costs. Details appear in every package of Vicks VapoRub and the new Vicks Nose and Throat Drops.
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Greensboro
N. C
Vicks
Jitney Players Open Two Day Engagement at Local High School
The Jitney Players, famed on the east coast, bring arms and the Man to the High School Auditorium Friday night. Alice Cheney stars in the cast with three plays Friday and Saturday plus colorful settings and costumes. Tickets at the door under Emil F Myers College of Music auspices.
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High School
Houston
Post
Scarborough
Alice Cheney
Emil F. Myers
The
College of Music
Zemo Relief Claims For Eczema And Skin Irritations
Texas man G C G reports ten years of itching eczema relief after using Zemo. Ad touts quick five second cooling and soothing effect plus clearing rash pimples ringworm and related irritations. Available at druggists in several sizes 50 cents to one dollar and extra strength at one dollar twenty five cents.
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Texas
Ferguson Victory Cleared in Texas Gubernatorial Vote
Governor elect Miriam Ferguson and her husband James E. Ferguson received vast congratulatory messages. Ferguson plans to reside in the governor's mansion while her daughter will occupy and maintain their home.
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Austin
Miriam E. Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Ferguson
United Press
Dorrace Watt
Mrs. Ferguson
Floyd Studer Re elected Official Of Insurance Men
Floyd V. Studer superintendent of agencies in this district of the American Central Life Insurance Company was re elected vice president of the Texas Association of Life Underwriters at the annual Dallas convention. This begins his third term. Sam Cummings of Dallas was elected president of the association.
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Floyd V. Studer
American Central Life Insurance Company
Texas Association of Life Underwriters
Dallas
Mr. Studer
Sam Cummings
Badgers and Hillsboro clash in Armistice Day showdown
Amarillo Badgers meet Hillsboro in a key conference game expected to be hard fought with a large crowd. A win could push the Badgers toward the conference championship as local chatter swells around the matchup.
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Amarillo Badgers
Hillsboro
Badgers
Bicycle for sale and job request to Tack
Dear Tack I have a bicycle in first class shape unused for about two months I will sell for 12 dollars as I need money badly I would like a job of any kind I have worked on a farm and in town for years seeking employment.
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D. N. Redburn
News-Globe
Lubbock Amarillo Football Train Trip Invitation
Amarillo High School fans are invited to join a special Lubbock to Amarillo to Pampa trip for the Armistice Day football game. The train departs Amarillo 10 45 AM Friday, arrives Pampa 11 59 AM, game at 2 30 PM, returns 6 40 PM to Amarillo 7 50 PM. Round trip fares: Amarillo 1 20, Lubbock 3 50. Notify Santa Fe by Thursday. city ticket office 23255.
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Lubbock
Amarillo
Tilis
District One
Pampa
Santa Fe
Brighter Day Ahead Seen for Chieftains After Vote
United Press reports bankers and industrialists in New York express relief at political stability and expect a continued economic upturn. Leaders foresee a single minded nation pursuing prosperity with cross party cooperation to sustain gains.
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United Press
New York
Red Cross to Launch Drive for Roll Call Support
The article reports leaders from business and politics urging unity to aid economic recovery under the Roosevelt administration. Goodyear's P W Litchfield and Guaranty Trust's Francis H Sisson voice optimism, while Will Hays and Alfred P Sloane Jr discuss cooperation and business prosperity. The Red Cross Roll Call starts in Potter County with no house canvass. committees will man downtown stations and residents may call Floyd Sloan to contribute.
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P. W. Litchfield
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Congress
Roosevelt
Francis H. Sisson
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
America
Will Hays
General Motors Corporation
Melvin A. Traylor
Chicago
Red Cross
Potter County
A. Petersen
Amarillo
Petersen
Floyd Sloan
Tax Roll for Potter County Sets Valuation at $35 Million
Potter County completed this year’s tax roll at noon Thursday with total valuation of $35,430,950 down from last year’s $41,000,000. H E Kinkaid’s office worked to finalize after revised lower rates by the commissioners. County Tax Collector Bill Collins aims to mail the 10,303 statements by Thursday night with a November 30 deadline for first half payments.
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Potter County
H. E. Kinkaid
Bill Collins
Collins
Methodists Hold Session With Focus On Orphans and Benevolence
The Texas Methodist conference re elected Cal C. Wright as secretary and discussed needs at the Waco Orphanage where no child has died in eight years. Offerings are down and a shift to regular benevolences was approved with a rule to avoid special drives. A prohibitions rally was proposed and postponed for committee review. Superannuated preachers were named and reports given as the day advanced.
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Cal C. Wright
First Church
Abilene
W. B. Hicks
White Deer
M. B. Norwood
Rotan
J. W. Price
McCaulley
Waco
G. W. Baccus
Vernon
W. H. Barnett
C. B. Breedlove
C. A. Bickley
W. M. Murrell
T. C. Willett
J. O. Haymes
M. M. Beavers
A. O. Hood
R. A. Stewart
Boaz
J. N. R. Score
St. Paul
Houston
Hoover Warns of Grass Growing in Streets Under Democrats
The speech warns that grass would grow in the streets if Democratic policies prevail. It mentions possible consultation with Governor Roosevelt on state department decisions as a prudent, forward looking course.
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Fairy Ann
Treaven
Hell Or Hoboken
Chrismas
Democratic Army
Paris
Hinky-dinky
Hoover
Roosevelt
State Department
Three Children Die as Waedenswil Shelter Burns
A fire at Waedenswil asylum shelter in Berne destroys the 80 child facility. Three children are dead and nine remain missing after the blaze of undetermined origin. Local authorities and rescuers search the destroyed building for survivors and casualties.
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Berne
Switzerland
Waedenswil
Treasury receipts and expenditures for November 8
Treasury reports November 8 receipts of 4 521 023 37 dollars and expenditures of 13 836 868 50 dollars leaving a balance of 702 264 923 01 dollars. Customs duties for the first eight days of November totaled 7 963 028 07 dollars.
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Treasury
Washington
Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Report
Markets detail hogs 4 500 head with price ranges and top 3.65 for 140 290 lb hogs. Cattle and calves totals listed with steers and cows price bands plus veal and feeder notes. In New Orleans cotton trade opened irregular as Liverpool cables eased and December and March futures slipped to around 6.01 and 6.16 respectively.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. 8
D. A
New Orleans
Liverpool
Grain markets to close on Armistice Day
All North American grain markets will be closed tomorrow for Armistice Day. The Chicago stock curb and mercantile exchanges will also be closed while the livestock exchange remains open as usual.
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Grain Marts
Chicago
Curb
Mercantile
Livestock Exchange
Congress Elects New Senate Class Narrowing GOP Hold
The Associated Press lists the newly elected Senate with 28 Democrats and 6 Republicans. It shows Wachovia shifts with many incumbents reelected, seats changing hands in California and Washington, and states like Kentucky and Minnesota voting for new majorities.
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West Virginia
Carl G. Bachmann
House
Missouri
Washington
Kentucky
Minnesota
Associated Press
Congress
Farmer-Labor
Alabama
Hugo L. Black
Arizona
Carl Hayden
Arkansas
Hattie W. Caraway
California
William G. McAdoo
Samuel M. Shortridge
Colorado
Alva B. Adams
Karl C. Schuyler
Connecticut
Augustine Lonergan
Hiram Bingham
Florida
Duncan A. Fletcher
Georgia
Richard B. Russell, Jr
John 8. Cohen
Walter F. George
Idaho
James P. Pope
John Thomas
Illinois
William H. Dieterich
Oklahoma
Elmert Thomas
South Carolina
Ellison D. Smith
Utah
Elbert D. Thomas
Reed Smoot
Homer T. Bone
Wesley L. Jones
Wisconsin
F. Ryan Duffy
John J. Blaine
New Jersey
W. Warren Barbour
North Dakota
Gerald P. Nye
Oregon
Frederick Steiner
Pennsylvania
Stocks rebound but activity remains thin in New York
The market recouped losses from yesterday as leading issues rose 1 to 4 points in morning trading. By noon activity cooled with a dull mid day. U S Steel posted a small month gain in unfilled tonnage while Union Pacific climbed on a quarterly dividend. Over all, public participation stayed low and declines halted quickly.
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New York
American Telephone
American Can
Allied Chemical
Santa Fe
New York Central
U. S. ‘Steel Common
Preferred
Union Pacific
Owens Glass
Crown Cork
Stata
U. S. Steel
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W. ©. Smith
Route 2
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Tack
Post Office
United States
Couzens
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Angus McLeod
Plains
Buchanan
Sam K. Broyles
Association of
R. P. Black
Amarillo Greenhouse
Taylor St
Floyd Studer
W. C. Woodburn
West Tenth Street
A. M. Backus
Dimmitt
Mr. Backus
Wvo
Dept
Resinol
SOLON
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Louisiana
John H. Overton
Edwin 8
Broussard
Maryland
Millard E. Tydings
Bennett C. Clark
Harry B. Hawes
New Hampshire
Fred H. Brown
George H. Moses
Nevada
Patrick A. McCarran
Tasker L. Oddie
Robert F. Wagner
Prue J. Bulkley
John F. Clark
Curtin Wright A O
Gillette Razors
Goodrich
Goodyear
Graham-Paige Motora
Cs Grand Mon
Gt West Sugar
Ae Steeeeee
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Hudson Motors
Harvester
Nickel
Johns Manville
Kelvinator Corp
Kennott Copper
Treage
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Lorillard T
Lou Gas & Electric
McKeesport
McKeason & Robb Mackee Seennee
Eenee
Mid-Con Petroleum
Kansas & Texas
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Montgomery Wa
Murray
Nash Motors
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Biscuit
Natl Cash Register
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Natl Power & To
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North American Cowees
North Pacific Ry
Weston
Ohio Oil
Otis Elevator
Pac Gan & Electric
Packard Motors
Paramount Publi
Ssessee
Dc Penney
Pennsylvania Ry
Peoples Gas Lt & Coke
Petroleum Corp
T. Close St Joseph Lead
L & San F Ry
Juneau Gold Air Reduction
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Val Ameralda Corp
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Skelly Oil
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International
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Southern Brands
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Smelt & Re
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Stone & Webster
Studebaker Corp
Tel & el
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ASS Tobacco
Texas & Pacific Land Trust
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Bklyn Man Transit
Peete
Burroughs
al Packing
Warner Bros Vanadium Corp
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CM & St P RY
Chi Northwestern
CRI& Eheee
Chrysler Motors
Colo Fuel
Colo Gas Electric
Colo Carbon One
Comwith & Southern Ry
Con Insurance
Cotares and Curtins Wright
Clos Alum Co. of America
Ark. Nat
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Gulf Oil
Humble Oil
National Fuel Gas
Stree
Heartbury
Phillips
Phillips’ Milk
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