Wildcat Monte in Amarillo boxing card tonight
The former Amarilloan Wildcat Monte headlines a night of boxing at the Amarillo Athletic Club gym. He faces Kid Granite in a round bout as parts of a six round semi windup with Jack Graves versus Speedy Snow and a four round bout between Kid McGreevy and Jerry Hale. Granite boasts strong punching power and aims for a win to boost his future prospects.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Thietic Club
Wildcat Monte
Jack Graves
Speedy Snow
Kid McGreevy
Jerry Hale
Monte-Granite
Kiwanis Mixer Books Aim to Meet Every Member
Amarillo Kiwanis members will be personally acquainted through mixer books listing each member names and business addresses. Members will visit each other’s places of business to obtain signatures, with a prize from International headquarters for the first to complete all visits. Rivalry drives extensive calls in coming days.
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Amarillo
Episcopalians Give Funds to Needy Children
At St An s Episcopal church offerings during Sunday services totaled 167.80 for the committee aiding crippled children. Rev F A Foster praised the Lions Club founded committee and urged parishioners to join the effort as a chance to serve humankind.
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St. An's Episcopal Church
Tttee
F. A. Foster
Lion's Club
Hully
Reuter
Lions Club
Prize Winning Song Is Received Warmly
Many telephone calls were answered at the Gish Radio Broadcasting station Monday evening for the beautiful song Where E er You Go My Haven s There written by Mrennette Barrett Dewey and winning first place in the recent contest of International Writers League. The song was sung by Mrs. A Ludd en and was more enthusiastically received.
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Gish Radio Broadcasting Tation
Mrennette Barrett Dewey
Af International Writers’ League
A. Ludden
The Tactless Texan Over New Mexico and Vernon Gossip
The writer describes traveling through New Mexico and Vernon, recalling a train riot on a Golden State Limited day trip, blaming alcohol for the trouble while noting the Sandies were under Coach Butler’s watch. He discusses local tax-rate tensions, gas and electric rates, and City officials led by Mayor Bivins pursuing rate reductions.
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New Mexico
State Line
Nara Visa
Golden State Limited
Rock Island
Billy the Kid
Castoria advised for babies with safe, gentle relief
A promotional note touts Nethner's Castoria as a purely vegetable remedy for infant colic and constipation. It claims no opiates, praises its pleasant taste, and promises a bonus book on care and feeding with each bottle. It warns to call a doctor for real sickness and cites Fletcher's Castoria as genuine.
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Nethher
Cas
Fletcher
Pearce Addresses Lions on B C College Work
Rev W M Pearce spoke to Amarillo Lions on the Methodist churchs Big Spring conference and the push for a first class college here. He said Amarillo will have a college soon with or without city cooperation, stressing a long overdue need for higher education in the city. L N Stuckey praised the Polk Street church building, noting it will seat 2500 for Sunday school and its main hall is double the size of the old church. Parr and Riggs urged support for the Community Chest Fund as Keffer led the program.
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Mayor Bivins
Mr. Harris
Mr. Brymer
Mr. Bivins
Fort Worth
Harry Black
Larry Farree
Electric Light Company
City Commission
Furree
Mr. Furree
Mr. Black
Board of City Development
Methodist College
W. M. Pearce
Lions Club Today
Amarillo
Polk Street Methodist Church
L. N. Stuckey
George Parr
J. N. Riggs
Charles Keffer
Blame Stork Delays San Jacinto Globe Distribution
In San Jacinto a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Clyde Bray at 902 1 2 Louisiana this morning. The baby weighed pounds and both mother and child are doing well. Bray, who runs the Globe distribution in San Jacinto territory, was excited and may be slightly delayed in delivering papers today.
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San Jacinto
Globe
Clyde Bray
Louisiana
Bray
Amarillo Sheriff Race Sparks Political Showdown and Local Gossip
Residents anticipate a hot sheriff race in Amarillo with tensions among Wiley Bill Thompson and Roach and debates over law enforcement and a potential Sunday picture show after the election. The column blends political speculation, local theater notes, and a humorous anecdote about a fat lady at the San Jacinto bus.
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Amarillo
Sheriff
Wiley
Pollard
Bill Thompson
Mr. Roach
Bill
Texas
Me and Hank and the ad bias in Amarillo theaters
A reader questions the Me and Hank pamphlet’s authorship and condemns theater advertising slides. He argues that forced ads waste time, devalue cinema, and mislead audiences, urging editors to run an editorial on the issue and suggesting theaters could gain patronage by reducing ads and improving content. EX PICTURE FAN.
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Amarillo
Dallas
Clinician visits Amarillo to aid Oklahoma crippled children
Dr McBride came to Amarillo after invitation by a local committee to examine crippled children. He examined 112 youths in one day and directed that treatments be done at nearby hospitals in Wichita Falls Amarillo Dallas Oklahoma City and Tulsa. About 30 cases may need financial help with estimated costs around $100 each and a public fund has raised roughly $1200 through Mr Beasley and his committee.
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Amarillo
Oklahoma
McBride
Oklahoma City
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Tulsa
Methodists To Honor Virgil Fisher Family
Members of San Jacinto Methodist church and friends of Rev and Mrs Virgil Fisher will host a reception at 7:30 tonight at the church. The farewell party honors the popular pastor and his family as Rev Fisher is transferred to the Lamesa church. All church members and friends are invited.
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San Jacinto
Funeral Rites for Mrs Foster Today
Mrs Carrie Foster 20 wife of Lewis Foster died yesterday afternoon at the family home ten miles southeast of Canyon. Funeral services held at 3 p.m. with Rev Hamilton of the Baptist church officiating. Burial in Greenland cemetery at Canyon. Arrangements by N S Griggs and Son.
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Carrie Foster
Lewis Foster
Canyon
Mr. Hamilton
The
Baptist Church
Greenland Cemetery
N. 5. Griggs & Son
Definite plans announced for Khiva Shrine fall ceremony
Potentate Jimmie Gulekie and Shrine leaders confirm the Khiva Temple fall ceremonial on November 17 will be on the third floor of the Masonic Temple with no parade. Events include registration of novices, ladies' reception at the Amarillo hotel, a barbecue, and Potentate's ball. Lunch serves in the temple basement.
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Khiva Shrine
Jimmie Gulekie
Guy C. Saunders
Shrine Patrol
Masos'c Temple
Masonic Temple
Shrine
Amarillo
Khiva Temple
Fez
Blast Toll Grows After Gas Plant Disaster
More than 450 injured with 150 remaining in hospitals. multiple fatalities include Fred Bishop of Knoxville and Charles Michaels. Gas tank damage tops $1 million, with shattered plate glass and extensive wreckage lacing the Pittsburgh area. Casualties cover iron workers, laborers, and residents, many unidentified, as rescue crews work by searchlights through the night.
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Wilkinsburg
Charles S. Michaels
Alex Musches
L. M. Beaver
Leetsdale
John A. McCall
John W. Miller
Pittsburgh
Gas Works
Herman Sobeck
Benavon
Frank Abery
P. W. Walters
Sarver
John H. Smith
John Hamison
George Lancarice
Seohn Moore
J. J. Warner
George Lowengeto
Lindbergh awarded Hubbard medal by Fliers group
President Coolidge lauded Lindbergh for opening new aviation avenues and a record flight lecture tour that boosted hero status. Lindbergh thanked the group during a radio brief speech as the flier organization disbanded, with some members attending a NA A luncheon before his return to New York. Miss Elder took a night train to New York amid Flo Ziegfeld contract buzz and potential lecture plans. UK automobile output fell under 160000 vehicles in the past year.
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Graphic Society
Lindbergh
Coolidge
National Aeronautical Association
New York
Miss Elder
Flo Ziegfeld
150 Watts Daily Features Schedule Highlights
A historical radio daily lineup lists times for sunrise and weather programs, markets, entertainment, and music from the Powder River orchestra at Lindy Land. Local kiddies hour, performances by Miss Annie Mae Jameson, Mildred Newell violin ensemble, and studio programs are scheduled midweek. Saturday features Amarillo Sandstorm vs Electra Hi football. Community church services and Sunday school lesson discussants are noted.
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Globe-News
Voice of the People
Powder River Orchestra
Lindy Land Dance Palace
Annie Mae Jameson
Frank McMahon
Mildred Newell
Morgan Trio
Silverton
Texas
Markets KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK REPORTED BY AP
Kansas City markets show hogs at 17 000 head steady top 89.25 with 7 7.75 for sows and calves 2 600 cattle totals. East St Louis hogs 16 000 higher top 9.40. Chicago hogs 44 000 steady top 9.70. Oklahoma City cattle 1 800 steady. Fort Worth hogs 800 steady. grains mixed in Chicago with wheat around 1.29 1.28.
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Kansas City
The
Associated Press
Louis
East ST. Louis
Medan
Port Worth
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Chicago
Abilene Ee
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Boston
Denver
el Paso
Flagstaff
Los Angeles
Louisville
New Orleans
New York
Bo Phoenix O
Pittsburgh
Roswell
St Louis
San Francsco
Santa Fe
Toledo
Old Tack's Program For a Bigger Better Amarillo
A historical proposal list urging lower rates and new city projects in Amarillo. It calls for a municipal pool golf course and parks, reduced utility costs, elimination of railroad crossings, viaducts for North Amarillo, and stricter traffic rules for emergency vehicles, all to improve livability.
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Bivins Lake
Amarillo
San Jacinto
Giant Tale Fright Fades in Nighttime Tales
A mother rebukes frightful giants in bedtime stories as Edgar A Guest recalls telling children tales to brighten them. The narrator admits difficulty avoiding scary giants while keeping the tales engaging for a young girl. The piece reflects on balancing imagination and reassurance in children’s literature.
Market roundup of wheat corn cotton and stocks
CONTINENTAL Europe buying helped wheat extend an early upturn with oats and corn firmer and provisions easing. Cotton opened steady to up seven points in New York and New Orleans on colder southern forecasts, later retreating from peaks as December liquidation shifted into later months. New York stocks showed irregular but overall higher early trading with U S Steel and GM easing after initial gains, while copper and other firms advanced on favorable notes. Foreign exchange mixed with sterling around 4.871 and francs near 8.924, bar silver at 57 1/2.
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Europe
Chicago
New York
Associated Press
Liverpool
New Orleans
Coty, Inc
Abraham and Straue
Case Threshing Machine
Sears Roebuck
U. S. Steel Common
United States Steel Common
General Motors
American Can
Radio Corporation
Bayuk Cigars
Beston Company
Bloomingdale Mothers
Commercial Investment Trust
Lorillard South
Porto Rico
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Vernon
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B.C. College
SAYS
Stork
Ly Fine Fellows
Light Company
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Miss Amarillo
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Hank
Cal Farley
Toney
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Methodists
Virgil Fisher
Shriners
Great Britain
KGRS
C. McDaniel
Amarillo Sandstorm
Electra Hi
Texan Park
C. R. Hooten
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Argentina
Old Tack
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Edgar A. Guest
James E. Bennett
American Canoe
American Locomotive
American Sugar Refining
American Tele
American Woolen
Anaconda Copper
Associated Dry Gooda
Atchison, Topeka & Baltimore & Ohio
Barnsdall Corporation
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Gerre de Pasco Copper
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Northwestern Chile Copper
Eess Chryoter
Ceseestes
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corn Products
du Pont de Nemouw
General Asphalt
General Electric
Great Western Sugar
Houston Oil
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Illlinois Central
Illnois Central
Inspiration Copper
International Harvester International Nickel
International Paper
Jordan Motors
Kansas City Southern
Kelly-Springfield
Kennecott Copper
Mack Trucks
Marland Oil
Miami Copper
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Montgomery Ward
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Nash Motors
Packard Motor
Phillips Petroleum
Producers & Refiners
America
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Shell Union Oil
Simms Petroleum
Snclair Cons
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
Studebaker
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Timken
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ER Company
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