County Red Cross Work Is Widespread Report Shows
The local Red Cross chapter outlines a year of county wide welfare work. Lessons include 17 classes of 20 hours, a summer swimming and life saving school with 1400 attendees, disaster response for a April blizzard and June fire, and social aid for service members and families.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Arthur Ball
Thompson Pont
Sea Scouts
College Pool
Canyon
Lois Bnow Ia
Sheriff's Department
Lincoln Street
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
W. P. A. Housekeeping Aid Service
Veterans Administration
Business and Professional Women's Club
Borden Milk Company
Amarillo Gas Co
Texoma Gas Co
Ponca Wholesale Merc. Co
Great West Mill
Burrus Elevator
Linde Air Products
Texas Hiway Department
Troy Laundry
Dalby Motor Preight
Southwestern Pubiic Service Co
Bell ‘Telephone Co
Texas Highway Patrol
City Fire
U. S
Canadian River Gas Co
WPA
Mellroy
Kiwanis Club
Government Hospital
Fort Bias
Waco
Focal Chapter
Red Crosse
Christian Revival Gains Momentum at Pirst Church
Revival services continue at Pirst Christian Church with growing attendance. Dr. George Bradford of Kansas City leads the campaign focusing on Christian stewardship and the tithe as a basic principle. Services resume Wednesday night in Fellowship Hall with a covered dish lunch during the family night program.
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Pirst Christian Church
George Bradford
Kansas City
Fellowship Hall
Financial strains deepen as Germany seeks new loans
Warning notes Germany faces a mounting deficit amid Goring’s four year plan for economic self sufficiency. The Reich has issued over 6.0 billion marks in new loans this year and faces difficulty arranging more while funding public works. A group of prominent Jews assessed 6.4 million marks to aid repair of property and must pay soon.
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Hermann Wilhelm Gorring
Reich
Jana
Ponrer
India
South Africa
Palestine
Bub
Paramount question on establishing the CVO and union effort
The dialogue centers on forming the CVO and organizing organized workers. Heywood Broun moves to table the report but withdraws after Murray addresses delegates about labor unity and the president’s desires for hearings on labor.
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Bittner
CVO
Heywood Broun
Corld
Murray
Man Treated After Poison Incident At Downtown Cafe
A man who drank poison was found at a downtown cafe this afternoon and transported to North Memorial Hospital after receiving initial treatment. Police report unclear details from the scene.
Thompson Urges Abolishing Oil and Gas Post on Board
Ernest I. Thompson, chairman of the railroad commission, said Stanberry’s resignation as head of the oil and gas division, effective December 1, may lead to combining Stanberry’s office work with W E Cottingham, chief engineer and head of production. Thompson recommended this consolidation to streamline operations.
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Austin
Laten Stanberry
Oil and Gas Division
The
Railroad Commission
Ernest
Thompson
Commission
Kidnapping tale mirrors McPherson era mystery
Harry Barbour the lobbyist reappears telling a grand jury he was kidnapped on a San Francisco street while campaigning for the Democratic assembly nomination in August. He said two Mexicans forced him into a fishing boat and held him in a one room adobe shack for three months with food delivered periodically.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Harry Barbour
Aimee Semple McPherson
Barbour
Grand Jury
San Francisco
Democratic Assembly
38 Charged in Milk Frauds in Chicago and U S
The U S Department of Justice announced 38 defendants including four Chicago public officials were charged under the Sherman Act for monopolistic practices in milk and ice cream. Indictments allege conspiring to restrain trade in Chicago area milk and U S ice cream, with claims of counter freezer restrictions and distribution of misleading pamphlets. Bundesen and Gilbert named among defendants for alleged price fixing and stomping out independent dairies.
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Washington
U.P
Department of Justice
Chicago
Department
United States
Herman N. Bundesen
Board of Health
Dan Gilbert
Thomas J. Courtney
Big
Bundesen
Gilbert
Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters
Electric Organ Added to AmARillo Symphony Opening
Conductor Murray Meeker plans a large Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue concert at the Municipal Auditorium featuring a 65 member symphony, 50 voice chorus, guest artist Helen Helwig Neumann, and electric organ played by Lilly Larsen. Billy James DeSantell wrote the chorus lyrics. Season memberships cost $1 for adults and 50 cents for students, available through Friday at Tolzien Music Store.
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Murray Meeker
Municipal Auditorium
George Gershwin
Amarillo Symphony
Helen Helwig Neumann
New York
Lilly Larsen
Meeker
Billy James DeSantell
Amarilo
Tolzien
Ninth and Polk
Lane Rites For John J Lane Scheduled At Sacred Heart
Catholic rites for John James Lane prominent railroad official who died Monday will be held at Sacred Heart Cathedral Wednesday at 10 a m Most Rev Robert E Lucey will preside at the pontifical mass Pallbearers include Walter Barlow E B Mahhovee J F Goulde John E Dyer M C Burton E A Ryan E A Ford John F Millinger Honorary pallbearers include Clarence Dempsey Walter Irvin Phil Purdem Ed Dee R M Nash Knights of Columbus Elks Lodge and Santa Fe Railway officials. Body to be sent to Kansas City Mo on the Santa Fe train at 5 p m burial in Kansas City. He died at 1804 North Julian Boulevard after a short illness and was Amarillo resident since 1929 serving Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway as assistant general freight and passenger agent. He had been in railroading since 1889. Survived by wife Margaret A Lane a daughter Mrs Dewey F Hunter two brothers Ed M Lane Frank Lane four sisters Sister Mary Magdalen Sister M Veronica Miss Marguerite Lane and Mrs James Barnes. Funeral arranged by N S Griggs and Sons Funeral Directors.
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John James Lane
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Robert BE. Lucey
Walter Barlow
E. B. Mahhovee
J. F. Goulde
John E. Dyer
M. C. Burton
E. A. Ryan
E. A. Ford
John F. Millinger
Clarence Dempsey
Walter Irvin
Phil Purdem
Ed Dee
R. M. Nash
Knights of Columbus
The
Elks Lodge
Santa Fe Railway
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Lane
North Julian Boulevard
Amarillo
Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway
Catholic Church
Dewey F. Hunter
Wichita
Ed M. Lane
Frank Lane
Oakland
Cal
Mary Magdalen
Corpus Christi
M. Veronica
Brownsville
Marguerite Lane
San Francisco
James Barnes
Seattle
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Alabama Governor Denies Scottsboro Nego Pardons
Montogmery Alabama November Gov Bibb Graves refused clemency for five black defendants in the Scottsboro assault case denying pardons despite a pardon board recommendation. The five Are Heywood Patterson Clarence Norris Andy Wright Charlie Weems and Ozie Powell. Patterson Norris Wright and Weems were convicted of taking part in the 1931 train assault on white women near Scottsboro Alabama Powell was jailed for 20 years after stabbing a deputy during an escape attempt.
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Montgomery
Ala
Bibb Graves
Scottsboro
Graves
Alabama Pardon Board
Heywood Patterson
Clarence Norris
Andy Wright
Charlie Weems
Ozie Powell
Patterson
Norris
Wright
Weems
Powell
Knife and Fork Club Dinner Tickets On Sale
Reservations for the Knife and Fork Club Thursday dinner at Amarillo Country Club go on sale at Maxor Drug No 2 Fisk Building and Amarillo Hotel news stand. Price is 1.25 per person. Guest speaker is Albert Kennedy Rowswell of Pittsburgh, famed humorist and philosopher, discussing There's No Place Like Home or Why Americans Travel. Members and their ladies may attend but few extra seats remain.
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Knife and Fork Club
Maxor Drug
Barrow’s Sister Must Post Bond
Navy 15 Marie Barrow Francis sister of Clyde Barrow will not be sent to Concho County immediately to face robbery charges. She was captured near San Angelo with Joe Carson and Ollie Smith but not charged there. District attorney says she may post 1500 bond for appearance. men returned to Dallas to face multiple robbery indictments.
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Dallas
Navy
Marie Barrow Francis
Clyde Barrow
Concho County
Francis
San Angelo
Joe Carson
Ollie Smith
Mia Trancis
Next Objective of Nipponese Doomed Before Japs Arrive
Shanghai dispatches said Chang sha the capital of Hunan province and next major objective of the Japanese appeared doomed to destruction by fire before invaders. Chinese troops burned buildings under a scorched earth policy as panic spread among residents. Foreign residents sought refuge at Standard Oil facilities on the Siang River banks guarded by the British gunboat Sandpiper.
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Shanghai
Chang~ Sha
Hunan
Changsha
Siang
Sandpiper
Bloodworth Speaks At Tucumcari Chamber Banquet
L P Bloodworth tourist director for Fort Stockton was the principal speaker at the annual Tucumcari chamber of commerce banquet. Over 200 attended the meeting to review the year with out-of-town guests including Charles R Keyes Las Vegas John P Murphy Albuquerque and C B Meyers Melrose. Seventy percent of Louisiana farmers grow sweet potatoes.
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Ll. P. Bloodworth
F. Paso
Potter County
Chamber of Commerce
Tucumcari
Pat Fiynn
Amarillo
Hans Kramer
Conchas Dam
Repressed gridiron aces prep for All Civic Club game
Local civic club football event draws Amarillo business leaders from five clubs to Amarillo College and Maverick field for practice sessions at 5 pm. Teams include Senior Bulldogs and Senior Sandias with lineups pending coach decisions as training rules are enforced. Proceeds fund charity drives by the clubs. Nearby sheep production note about lamb consumption contrasts with the football items.
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Davie O
Twentyfourth Avenue
Washington Street
Sandias
Rotary
Lions
American Business
Maverick Field
Third Avenue
Grant Street
Butler Field
Amarillo
Officers Fire On 4 Bandits In Tyler Shootout
Tyler police and Van Zandt County deputies exchanged several shots with four robbers who hit a Canton filling station for 15 to 20 dollars. The car was abandoned on the Kilgore highway after a pursuit. ownership remained undetermined.
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Tyler
U.P
Canton
Kilgore Highway
Jim Wilson
van Zandt County
Tarrant County
Only Fair Weather Predicted for Tonight
Mr Collman says today's clouds bring no rain or snow and predicts fair weather tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change. The lowest last night was 37 degrees.
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Mr. Collman
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