Amarillo and Pampa football feuds fuel town pride
The letter asks fans to back the Sandies while debate rages over state titles and matchups with Clarendon McLean and Harvesters. Amarillo chamber politics, fan payments for players, and a reward fund for canyon deer killers highlight a tense regional sports and civic scene.
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Amarillo
Pampa
Sandies
Mcléan
Clarendon
McLean
Harvesters
Clarendon Broncs
Mitchell
McLean Tigers
Clarendon Branchos
News- Globe
Panhandle Plains
Relief Plan Expands Civil Works With Pay Checks
Washington announces that over 1,000,000 men will receive first government pay on November 25 as part of Roosevelt's winter relief effort to employ 4,000,000. The Veterans Administration will disburse these checks by Treasury, while Texas moves to issue 2,750,000 in state bonds matched by federal funds for unemploy ment relief and civil works projects.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Treasury
Veterans Administration
Austin
Texas
Texas Bond Commission
J. F P. Reed
School Musicians Will Entertain Bible Class
Tyler Street School will provide the music for the T. Newton Hill Bible class at the Texas Theater on Sunday at 9 40 in the morning. Miss Bess Davis directs the Tyler Street Orchestra and Miss Doris Shaw leads singing with Judge W E Gee and Dr R C Snodgress teaching the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Street
Bess Davis
T. Newton Hill
Texas Theater
Parent
Doris Shaw
W. E. Gee
R. C. Snodgress
Tack Letters Seek Workage Placement
A 19 year old writer asks for help finding employment, describing himself as unencumbered and in urgent need of work. The letter appears on Tack Letters Page 3 in the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Panhandle road group plans Austin delegation
A mass Panhandle conference formed the Good Roads Association to press for a connected paved highway system and expediting the $8.9 million Texas relief funds. Delegates selected to travel to Austin include county judges mayors and legislators to demand answers on relief policies and road projects.
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Panhandle
Austin
Highway Department
Texas Relief Commission
James O. Gulerie
Amarillo
Good Roads Association
Texas
Ross D. Rogers
T. F E. Johnson
Julius Dozenfield
Clint Small
N.S. Griggs
J. M. Simpson
Wilbur C. Hawk
Maury Hopkins
Arthur Duggan
Littlefield
Red Cross Roll Call Aims 2250 Potter County Members
Women Crusaders led by Mrs J B Dooley report a Potter County Red Cross quota of 2250 members for the year with about 550 collected. Enrollments range from 1 to 100, 50 cents of each goes to the national body while the rest funds local relief. Send memberships to Wilbur C Hawk or Red Cross headquarters in the Potter County courthouse.
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Women Crusaders
J. B. Dooley
Potter County
Red Cross
National
Wilbur C. Hawk
News-Globe
Symmonds Return Home After Wreck
Mr and Mrs L J Symmonds return home from an automobile accident last September while returning from the World's Fair at Chicago. Mrs Symmonds drove the car and was hospitalized in Decatur for about a week. Mr Symmonds, head of the Amarillo Armature Shop, remains recovering and may not receive visitors for a few days.
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L. J. Symmonds
Chicago
Symmonds
Mr. Symmonds
Decatur
Amarillo Armature
West Sixth Avenue
Boston elects Mary H. Ward as Commissioner of Immigration
Mary H. Ward is named Boston’s new Commissioner of Immigration after a long career as Democratic national committeewoman for Massachusetts. The notice highlights her decades of service and her nickname Little Miss Dynamite for persistent advocacy on women’s interests.
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Miss Dynamite
Mary H. Ward
Boston
Massachusetts
Jean Calloway Bringing Band to Welfare Fete in Amarillo
Jean Calloway brings her band to Amarillo for a one night benefit at the Nat Dance Palace for the Junior Welfare League charity fund. Admission is $1.10 per couple and 55 cents for extra ladies, with night club service 35 cents per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Calloway
Southwest
Oklahoma City
Blossom Heath
Negroes Acquitted On Robbery Charge
Levi Ransom and Elizabeth Edwards, both negroes, were found not guilty of robbery by a jury in 47 District Court after a trial begun Thursday. Assistant District Attorney Bob Underwood had recommended acquittal for the man. They were accused of taking 40 dollars from a Colorado man at a race meet this fall. The grand jury is in session today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Ransom
Elizabeth Edwards
Bob Underwood
Colorado
Mary Vans Faces Million Dollar Suit Over Newspaper Office Encounter
Miss Mary Vans learns of a million dollar damage suit filed by attorney 8S. Hahn after an encounter with Grace Williams at a Los Angeles newspaper office last Tuesday night. Vans calls the suit an optimistic move and says she struck Williams only once as she believed Williams would not retaliate.
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Vans
Grace Williams
Los Angeles
S. Hahn
Miss Williams
Miss McCormic
Prince Serge
Tale
Girl Missing After Portales Lead In Search
A girl who vanished appears to have moved from Portales with officials tracing her path to the Alpine region. Sheriff Adams visited Portales Tuesday but found little trace as relatives suspect she sought her father in the hard to reach mountains. No further details were available in a wire from the Portales sheriff.
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Portales
Adams
Alpine
Here
Blue Star Ointment Promises Soothing Skin Troubles
An old advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a cure for stubborn foot itch germs and various skin troubles including eczema, rash, tetter, ringworm, pimples. It claims the salve melts and soaks in without burning, offering relief for readers.
Markets and stocks and meat prices in Kansas City and New York
Kansas City market reports show cattle calves hogs and sheep with movements steady to higher across 190-210 head hogs and 200-850 lb cattle. New York stock letters note gains by American Telephone Colman Carbon National Biscuit and John Manville with mixed shifts across major equities and bond activity as markets pause after a sharp prior session.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. 8
D. A
Renee
New York
Stocke
Staples
U. S
American Telephone
Columbian Carbon
National Biscuit
Johnn- Manville
American Can
Chrysler
Western Union
Senta Fe
Pennsylvania
Public Service of
New Jersey
Standard Oil
U. S. Steel
National Distillers
U. S. Smelting
General Motors
U. S. Steel Common
International Nickel
Goodyear
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
North American
General Foods
Alaska
Juneau
Cerro de Pascw
Anderson Judgment in Injury Insurance Suit for 825
A. B. Anderson was awarded a judgment of 825 in the 108th District Court after a compromise with the Texas Employers' Insurance Association. He sued for workman’s compensation from injuries after a February 8, 1932 fall from a tank car while employed at the Amarillo Cotton Oil Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Anderson
Texas Employers’ Insurance Association
Anderson
Amarillo Cotton Oil Company
Band artist Bohumir Kryl arrives for Amarillo concerts
Bohumir Kryl and his 40 piece ensemble arrive in Amarillo for two Municipal Auditorium performances. A matinee for schoolchildren at 3 00 and an 8 15 evening program feature Kryl with opera stars Anna Fitzu and Marie Kryl. Sponsored by Emil F Myers of the Amarillo College of Music as part of the Artist's Course.
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Behumir Kryl
Amarillo
Kryl
Anna Fitzu
Marie Kryl
Galli-Curci
Government School of Sculpture
America
Prague
Bohumir
Lew Wallace
Crawfordsville
Ind
Ben Hur
Loke
Sousa
Indianapolis
Emil F. Myers
Amarillo College of Music
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Clover
Chamber of Commerce
Palo Duro Canyon
Canyon Chamber of Commerce
John Garves
Bob Ames
Old Tack
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Randall County
Joe
East
Harold Buebee
Ed Wynn
West
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Alexander
Dutch Mantel
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Nick
Brooklyn
Welfare
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T. Close
Adams Express
Allegheny Corp
Allis Chalmers
Allied Chemical
Ameralda Corp
American & Foreign Power
American Car & Fily
American Water Works
Warmusen
Bendix Aviation
Best & Co
Cipeesass
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn-Manhattan
Burroughs
California
Caelaty
Canada
Canadian Pacific
Caee Ig Cts
Cerro de P Copperies
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chesapeake Corp
Chi Mil & St Paul
Chi & Nwrr
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Goer
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Rampee
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du Pont
Fastman Kodak
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American Trans
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Lizzie Fails
Paris
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Oo Mathieson
Alakli
Petroleum Corp
Phillips de Proctor & Gamble Public Serv Corp
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Pullman Pure
Purity Bakeries
Houston Milnew
M+Kan & Tex
Keith Orph Reading Co
Hudson Motor Bo Cp
Missouri Pacific
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Safeway
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Royal Dutch Seaboard Oil
Seare Roebuck
Seneca Copper
Shell Union Oil
Simmons
Simms Petrol
Shelly Oil
Socony-Vacuum
South Cal Edison
South Pac RR
Southern Railway Southern Brands
Stand Gas & Fl
Cal Standard of
N. J
John F. Clark
Lowe Close
Ban Bay
Studebaker Ee
Texas Gulf Sulfur
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United Gas
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Steel
Vanadium Corp - Warner Brow
Westinghouse
Elec Eeaee Ty
Woolworth
Worthington Pumpsyeneens
Youngstown
Alum Co
Amer Gas & Electric
Amer Superpower
Ark Nat Gas
Associated Gas
Ford Motor Co
Ford of
Gulf Oil
Seeee Bol
Humble Oi
Ots Niagara Hudson
Standard of
Swift & Co
Rae
Chichesters
Safest
R. T
Evertwrear
Bohumir Kryl
Orci
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Sinclair
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