Thomas Richard Edwards Funeral Held Friday
Thomas Richard Edwards aged 82 died Wednesday at home 1207 West Eighth Avenue. Funeral services conducted 3:30 PM Friday at Blackburn Funeral Chapel with Rev T C Jones of the Church of Christ officiating. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery. Surviving are his widow four sons and a daughter.
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Thomas
Edwards
West
Eighth Avenue
Blackburn Funeral Chapel
T. C. Jones
Church of Christ
Llano
Lone Star Gas hearing ends in Fort Worth
The Lone Star Gas Company rate hearing before the Texas Railroad Commission recessed indefinitely after the company finished its defense of gas gate rates to about 250 Texas cities and towns. Ed C. Connor testified an annual net return of ten percent on public service properties was reasonable, with depreciation reserve and tax allowances. The commission planned to review Lone Star evidence before cross examination and has not set a resumption date. Charles Allen changes barber shop duties. Your Red Cross is a protection shield against distress and need in your community. Support it with your membership. Phone 2-1506.
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Fort Worth
Lone Star Gas Company
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
Ed C. Connor
Dallas
Karl Griffith
The
Lone Star
Olin Culberson
Railroad Commission
Culberson
Red Cross
How many days in the month you feel your best
An advertisement extols Kellogg's All-Bran for natural regularity and energy. It claims the cereal provides bulk to aid the intestines and vitamin B, with iron content double that of beef liver. It promotes avoidance of habit forming pills.
Federal aid funds 1019 miles of Texas roads under construction
Federal aid was provided for 1,019 miles of Texas state highways under construction as of September 30, costing about 14.57 million dollars. Most work is in the Panhandle around Amarillo, with national totals showing 13,250 miles under construction and 3,500 more approved.
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Texas
Panhandle Auto Club
Chamber of Commerce
Panhandle
Amarillo
Auto Club
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
W. B. Amacker
Probate records show flier's heir is well
Records of the probate court reveal infant Robert Hector Gray Jr., son of Lieut and Mrs Robt Gray, killed in a course crash years ago, is in New Zealand doing well with grandmother and aunt. An application through First National Bank for $540 to support the youngster for another year at $45 a month has been granted.
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Robert Hector Gray, Jr
Robt. Gray
New Zealand
First National Bank
Gasser Blows Wild West of Corpus Christi
O R Seagraves Lagasse No 1 wild gasser blew in last night near Corpus Christi throwing mud gas and water 150 feet into the air. Attempts continued today to control the well.
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Corpus Christi
O. R. Seagraves
Construction Mileage Figures Reported for U S Projects
United States details show 9 116 miles of initial or new road construction and about 4 150 miles of stage construction or additional work on previously improved projects.
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United States
Indian Round Table Opened in London
Prime Minister MacDonald opened the third Indian round table conference in London welcoming delegates to proceed on a constitution for India. Forty delegates, excluding Gandhi and the nationalist congress party, begin discussions in four rooms of the House of Lords while Gandhi remains imprisoned in Poona for civil disobedience.
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London
MacDonald
India
St. James’ Palace
House of Lords
Mahatma
Gandhi
Congress Party
Mahatma Gandhi
Poona
Oil Tank Explosion Kills Albany Man
Albany oil operator Joe H. Dixon, 33, was killed when a 100 barrel oil tank exploded on the town’s southern edge. His son suffered serious burns from flammable oil while an apparent gas buildup ignited by a smoking cigaret is suspected.
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Albany
Joe H. Dixon
Dixon
Sterling Bags 13 Point Blacktail Deer Near Alpine
Alpine Texas November 18 Governor R B Sterling planned to leave for Austin after killing a 13 point blacktail yesterday on H L Eokernot ranch twenty miles north of Alpine. W R Ely chairman of the state highway commission also bagged a buck. D K Martin was the third member of the hunting party.
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Alpine
Tex
R. 8
Sterling
Austin
H. L. Eokernot Ranch
W. R. Ely
State Highway Commission
D. K. Martin
Rush Work on New Highways in Texas Panhandle
Texas Panhandle highway projects near Amarillo progress rapidly. Concrete on 14 miles of State Highway 33 and U S 60 in Roberts County was finished. A seven mile section from Miami to Hempill County line opened recently. Paving from Canadian to Miami completed for nearly a year with grading and drainage done.
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Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
U. S. 60
Roberts County
Miami
Gray County
Hemphill County
Canadian
Hemphill
Roberts
Highway 33
Pampa
Hawk Back Father Improves After Illness in Kansas
Wilbur C. Hawk, general manager of The News Globe Publishing Co., returned to Amarillo early Friday from Effingham Kansas where he had been summoned because his 83 year old father L T Hawk was seriously ill. The elder Hawk is bedfast though considerably improved after a mix of ailments.
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Wilbur C. Hawk
Mangate
News-Globe Publishing Company
Amarillo
Effingham
Kan
L. T. Hawk
Hawk
Murder at Nueces Hotel Sees Boss Die After Dismissal
Arthur 8. Dowd, manager of the Nueces Hotel, was shot dead in his office after dismissing a maid. Police arrested a man identified as the former husband of the discharged employee. Separate note states Australia’s native population declined from 300000 in 1788 to 62000 in 1930, or 80000 with half castes.
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Corpus Christi
Arthur
Dowd
Nueces
Australia
Panhandle highway paving to extend over 160 miles
The project lays a caliche base and expects the remainder to be completed within weeks. When finished next spring, Highway 33 and 60 will form the longest continuously paved stretch in the Panhandle, exceeding 160 miles.
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Panhandle
Rabbit hunt ends with man shot near Bull Creek
In Bull Creek Joseph Trapasso aged 42 and neighbor Ottorino Innocuzi hunted a rabbit. The animal hid in an iron pipe and Innocuzi fired into the pipe from one end while Trapasso watched from the opposite end. Trapasso suffered serious wounds and was hospitalized.
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Pittsburgh
Bull Creek
Joseph Trapasso
Ottorino Innocuzi
Innocuzi
Trapasso
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