Amarillo Pampa game lauded as epic with wide crowd impact
Weather mild and clouds pass with no moisture, while the Amarillo Pampa game draws fans, reports fainting incidents, praise for coaches Lynch and Hull, combined band and pep squad, and plans for special trains. A note on a missing Scottie dog and other local anecdotes close the item.
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Sandies
Port Arthur
Coach Lynch
Coach Hull
Amarillo
Pampa
Vaal
Ien
May Peterson to Sing Here In Amarillo Concert
May Peterson, notable operatic soprano formerly with the Opera Comique in Paris and the Metropolitan Opera, announces a November 19 concert in Amarillo. She will perform five groups from operatic arias to folk songs with accompanist Paul Sargent. Proceeds benefit the Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra. Tickets available from Balladers and Balladettes of Amarillo College. reserved seats on sale next week downtown.
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May Peterson
Opera Comique
Paris
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
Amarillo
Miss Peterson
Austin
Ernest C. Thompson
Paul Sargent
Philharmonic Orchestra of
Balladettes
Amarillo College
Shorty Chambliss Transferred To Federal Authorities
Arnold Shorty Chambliss was arrested by Amarillo police yesterday and transferred to federal authorities on a narcotics possession charge. Police say he was found in a raid with about 200 grains of habit forming drug and has a prior police and prison record.
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Arnold
Shorty
Chambliss
Amarillo
Castoday
England Fulfills 600 Year Old Pledge to Scotland
In Edinburgh England returns nine documents from the 1328 Northampton treaty including the marriage contract between Eric of Norway and Margaret of Scotland and papal bulls on Scottish independence. The note adds a separate claim that the piano gained full iron plates after 1825 enabling longer strings and greater volume.
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Edinburgh
England
Scotland
London Public Record Office
Northampton
Eric
Norway
Margaret
Alexander Tit
Survey Finds High School Boys Favor Aviation Politics and Science
A survey of 150 newspapers shows high school boys show greater interest in aviation politics and science than in sports. Other notes cover historical counterfeits meteorite heating census cards tabulating machines Delmonico's cashiering innovation and evolving consumer trends across industries.
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U. S
Government Census Bureau
Delmonico’s
Wag
U.S
Washington, D. C
Bears break hibernation in Yosemite as feeding rises
In Yosemite National Park bears once hibernating from December to March now linger near camps due to feeding by visitors and officials. Nativist observer C A Harwell notes bears staying after their traditional bedtime, with one bear at El Portal reportedly forsaking winter sleep. The observed bruins are black bears in Yosemite and Sequoia parks.
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Yosemite
Calif
Yosemite National Park
Bruin
National Park
Park Administration
C. A. Harwell
Sequoia Parks
Would Any Country Like To Join the British Empire
London dated November 12 Geoffrey Mander liberal MP proposes to ask Prime Minister Chamberlain in the House of Commons if the government would consider sympathetically any foreign state's application to join the British Commonwealth of Nations on mutually advantageous terms.
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London
Geoffrey Mander
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
British Commonwealth of Nations
Japs Say Patrol Boat Chased by Soviet Vessel off Siberia
Domei dispatch from Seoul reports a Japanese patrol boat was chased by a Soviet patrol boat and then threatened by a Soviet patrol boat off the east Siberian coast near Korea.
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Tokyo
Domei
Seoul
Korea
East Siberian
Street Worker Burned in San Antonio Paving Accident
A street paving machine overflowed and burned Alvin Braune, 23, as molten material heated to 300 degrees. The incident occurred in San Antonio on November 12.
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San Antonio
As- Phait
Alvin Braune
Government Closes Price-Fixing Trial Against Oil Companies
The government closed its anti trust price fixing case against 19 major midwest oil firms and executives in Madison Wisconsin and turned the trial over to the defense after dismissing four defendants the three trade journals and one individual for lack of proof of connection to the gasoline price conspiracy.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
On Air Schedule for KGNC Friday and Saturday Programs
Radio listings show a full KGNC schedule with NBC programming across Friday afternoon and evening and Saturday morning and afternoon. Highlights include The Guiding Light, Don Winslow of the Navy, American Education Week segments, and live music from orchestras and novelty acts.
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NBC
Arthur Lang
Marlowe & Lyon
Josh Higgins
Finchville
Don Winslow
The
Navy
Jack Armstrong
Ezra
News
Glen Lee
St. George
Farm Extension
Malcolm Claire
Breakfast Club of the Air
Wilbur Howard
Amanda Snow
Flying Dutchman
George Hall
Sons of the West
National Farm and Home Hour
Norman Cloutier
Buffalo
Common Sense Hits China's Blind Men
In Nanking China hundreds of thousands of blind men face hardship under a rising rule of common sense. Traditional fortune telling lost its niche as nationalist reform grew and Canton orders police to curb it. A petition by hundreds of soothsayers seeks to delay a law that could leave them beggars.
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China
Nanking
Canton
November Authors Miss Enters and the Armored Exit
Miss Enters reflects in First Person Plural on herself dancing art and the stage. She left Spain, her adopted home, in an armored motor car built with several mattresses as armor.
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Miss Enters
Spain
Sweden Plans Bigger Navy With Modern Air Raid Drills
Sweden builds toward a larger navy to be proposed to parliament next year. The plan calls for three cruisers four torpedo boats three coast defense ships 12 motor torpedo boats and one submarine convoy. Naval spending would rise by 9 million dollars annually for five years. Two fleets are envisioned for the Baltic and the west coast. Sweden also expands air raid exercises acknowledging proximity to modern air fleets.
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Stockholm
Baltic
West
Sweden
Crippled Doctor Builds Bulb Business In Greensburg
Dr. A D Galbraith, 82, lost an arm in an accident and turned to floriculture. With his 79 year old wife, they run a thriving bulb growing operation after 61 years of marriage.
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Greensburg
Ind
A. D. Galbraith
One Tree Yields Ton of Cherries in California
SOQUEL Calif A Royal Ann cherry tree owned by George H Smith yields more than a ton of fruit annually. Last year its crop was 2 800 pounds. Appearances this year indicate a yield of a ton and a half.
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Soquel
Calif
George H. Smith
California Water System 65 Per Cent Completed
The great metropolitan water district's Colorado River aqueduct is 65 percent complete as of October. The 392 mile system across California from the Arizona line will supply 13 southern cities and has 95 miles of tunnels finished with 104 miles excavated.
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Los Angeles
Great Metropolitan Water District
California
Arizona
Aqueduct
Water District
Women and Children First on Land Too
President William M. Jeffers praises Union Pacific nurse stewardess service noting 54 children under two years traveled on a single train. He remarks the railroad does not provide hostesses and that tired business men can find their own relaxation aboard the train.
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Omaha
Neb
William M. Jeffers
Union Pacific
U. P
Reckless Bike Riders Face Police Penalty in Greeley
Police in Greeley Colorado impound bicycles involved in traffic violations for 30 to 90 days. The first case concerns a 12 year old charged with riding double and given a 90 day bicycle seizure.
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Greely. Colo
Greeley
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