API Adjourns After Parley
Delegates to the American Petroleum Institute meeting in Los Angeles dissembled after a four day session on industry problems. California support for an interstate conservation compact fell short of a binding program, with no enabling legislation in place. The Sharkey bill and similar measures previously failed. Support for a proposed code of fair practice was voiced, but final adoption hinges on jobbers dealers and wholesalers approval, or else the code may be abandoned.
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API
C. E. Arnott
New York
Special Code Committee
Arnott
Young Pianist Vesta O'Dell Recital Monday in Amarillo
Gifted young pianist Vesta O'Dell will give a recital Monday at 8 PM in the Parlors of the Polk Street Methodist Church. The program features works by master composers and ends with a concerto backed by a string orchestra. Teachers Marguerite Cleg horn and Lila Austin Myers trained her. tickets support the Thanksgiving Gift Fund and further music education. Tickets available from Mrs. L. J. Creekmore committees or Amarillo College of Music.
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Vesta O'Dell
Polk Street Methodist Church
Trulove
Amarillo
Miss O'Dell
Marguerite Cleghorn
Lila Austin Myers
Amarillo College of Music
L. J. Creekmore
Jewish Chairman Will Speak Here at Temple B'Nai Israel
Amarillo residents will hear Julius Livington, Tulsa UJA campaign chairman, discuss "The Jewish Situation in Germany" at Temple B'Nai Israel tonight at 8. He is noted for national Jewish affairs work on German conditions, with Mrs. Ben Solnick and Phyllis Axelrod also on the program.
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Amarilloans
Germany
Julius Livington
Tulsa
United Jewish Appeal
Temple B'Nai Israel
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Ben Solnick
Phyllis Axelrod
Temple
KGNC To Broadcast Farm-Home Program
Collingsworth County will present the Farm-Home radio program over Station KGNC tomorrow morning. The program features a dialogue between John O. Stovall County Agent and F. O. Masten a Wellington farmer and master farmer of the state who has twice won the Dallas News cotton contest.
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Collingsworth County
KGNC
Wes Izzard
John O. Stovall
F. O. Masten
Wellington
Masten
Dallas News
Gruver Man Dies Of Heart Attack
A Gruver man identified as a. P. Winder died of heart failure at 11 p m last night Burial is set for 2 30 p m Saturday in Gruver Survivors include two sons C K E Winder of Vega and C H Winder of Gruver and a daughter Mrs Kelly Bennett of Amarillo
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A. P. Winder
Gruver
C. KE. Winder
Vega
C. H. Winder
Kelly Bennett
Amarillo
Woman's Neck Is Broken in Crash at Temple
TEMPLE November 15 Miss Fre ion Royalty a 30 year old drama teacher at Mary Hardin Baylor College Belton was critically injured when her car overturned near Temple Physicians say she has a broken neck head injuries and a crushed left leg A youth who drove the car was uninjured BEAGLES PLAY OVER HEAD Morehead Ky Eagles nickname fits Morehead State Teachers College football players have dominated by the veering run over the last three seasons Birds in that team move on their toes only.
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Morehead
Eagles
Morehead State Teachers’ College
President Bucks AAA Safety Drive urged continued safety efforts
President Roosevelt backs the American Automobile Association in its 33rd annual safety drive urging constructive legislation enforcement education and awareness to reduce highway fatalities and injuries. He appeals to Thomas P. Henry of Detroit to sustain efforts as roads expand and safety must be guaranteed for all users.
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Thomas P. Henry
Detroit
AAA
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Price rise seen as boon to AAA cotton payments
Washington reports a lucky turn for the New Deal as cotton prices reach 12 cents a pound, allowing the Agricultural Adjustment Administration to skip further payments to farmers. If the level holds, AAA head Chester C. Davis can adjust the projected cost, previously set at 50 million dollars. Prices climbed gradually through September and October, averaging 10.48 and 10.96 cents respectively.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Chester C Davis
Orchestra Members Are Visitors Here
Wayne Stuts and his 10 piece band from Elkhart Indiana are in Clovis for a weekend visit with Geneva Staunton manager of the Rhythm Bandettes. They will play for a dance at the Masonic Temple tonight and return to Amarillo tomorrow to help the Bandettes at a benefit dance for the educational fund of the Children’s Home.
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Wayne Stuts
Elkhart
Ind
Geneva Staunton
Miss Staunton
Eikhart
Stuts
Clovis
Amarillo
Masonic Temple
Battle of Grapefruit revival eyed for New Year football
Brownsville reports revival plans for the annual Battle of Grapefruit, a 1920s New Year’s Day football spectacle. From 1926 to 1930 top valley players faced a strong outside team. A definite decision on the proposal is expected soon.
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Brownsville
Last Program for Education Week Is Today
The final broadcast honoring American Education Week is at 7 15 this evening from KGNC with Dr Roy C Sndgrass speaking on Rome Values of the Public Schools Musical numbers by Sam Houston Junior High School The previous program featured a dram atization of a day in Central Junior High School including the skit Modern Education directed by Thomas Thompson and performances directed by Miss Pearl Miller Participants included Eli Sverdoff Wilbur Cole Weldon Pangle Ned Weills Jimmy Nail Grinnell Gamblin T W Stalnaker Betty Jean Hughes Robert Brown William Klingensmith Jessamine Grimes Henry Seaman Jimmy Blasdel Jack Gouldy Thomas Sagiders Tom Kritser Brian Dillon
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KGNC
Roy C. Sndgrass
Rome
Sam Houston
Central Junior High School
Thomas Thompson
Local figures named in partial roster list
Ray Johnson Wilbur Cole Weldon Pangle Clayton Watkins EB E Finklea Thomas Andrews Jim Griggs John Barnes Jimmie Gulerie Bill Browder Horace Smith George Carnes provide names from a historical roster segment. The fragment hints at a team or committee lineup without context or roles.
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Ray Johnson
Wilbur Cole
Weldon Pangle
Clayton Watkins
EB. E. Finklea
Thomas Andrews
Jim Griggs
John Barnes
Jimmie Gulerie
Bill Browder
Horace Smith
George Carnes
Honeymoon Set Rings Offer at Zales Christmas Sale
The advertisement promotes a honeymoon engagement ring set featuring white gold and a diamond, available in white or natural mounts. It touts a two-ring offer priced as a value deal, with amounts like $14.25, $50.00, and $29.25 cited, and urges readers to open an account at Zales.
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Zale's
Deedee
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