Plains Weather and Panhandle Tickets Stir Amarillo News
The forecast calls for rain and a developing storm moving from the Northwest with potential delays tomorrow. Amarillo awaits a December-like pattern as frost holds off and wet conditions spread across the Panhandle. In sports, ticket shortages for the Pampa Amarillo game spark crowd chaos, while Harvesters meet Westerners in Pampas Friday. In oil news, Phillips deep test in Moore County taps Ordovician sands signaling future drilling. A local appeal seeks adoption of a boy around 7 or 8, father seeking help at The News Globe office Tuesday at 10.
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Phillips
Moore County
Panhandle
Oklahoma
News-Globe
Lost glove and milk cow notice in reader letters
A reader reports a brown kid glove lost and asks for its return at 6489. The item has never been worn and the finder is urged to contact. The same page mentions a milk cow missing and asks for help locating it.
Rehearsal Tonight for Opera Chorus in Amarillo
The Amarillo Civic Opera Company asks chorus members to meet at Polk Street Methodist Church at 7 PM for rehearsal. Miss Viola Wilson directs The Mikado to be staged at Municipal Auditorium on Saturday and Monday nights.
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Amarillo Civic Opera Company
Polk Street Methodist Church
Viola Wilson
Municipal Auditorium
Damage suit opens against Gwaltney for damages
Mrs. Martha Maltbie sues W. T. Gwaltney for 7500 dollars actual damages and 7500 dollars exemplary damages. Clark Cain was police chief then and Sherin, a Gwaltney friend, visited Maltbie’s apartment to question her.
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Sulu
Martha Maltbie
W. T. Gwaltney
Clark Cain
Mr. Sherin
Gwaltney
Young cellist drawing card for Amarillo concert
Amarillo Philharmonic welcomes guest Eduardo Marquis Blitz, age 12, performing with the 78 member orchestra. He will play two cello numbers and then be joined by his son to perform Porpora’s cello concerto. Blitz family recently moved from Belgium to West Texas. tickets on sale at City Drug Store with discounted child admission.
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Amarillo
Biitzes
West Texas
Blitz
Texas Tech
Lubbock
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Roosevelt argues for TVA with nation wide influence
In a Tupelo speech and Birmingham stop President Roosevelt promotes regional planning and TVA. He acknowledges local opposition but contends that it is small and fading compared to broad support among Birmingham business leaders and citizens. He cites improving economic outlook observed upon entering Kentucky.
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Tupelo
Alabama
TVA
Birmingham
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Oil Row Calls for Cooperation and Market Action
Royall backs interstate compact with federal cooperation not supervision and favors closing outlets to move hot oil products. He praised a state measure empowering regulation as a Christmas gift and urged a buyers' pact to halt illegal crude, while David Moscovitz returns from the Panhandle strike to report possible Washington action as quiet day ends.
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Ickes
Meyers
Royall
Pampa
Navy
David Moscovitz
The
Petroleum Labor Policy Board
Washington
Panhandle
Children’s Comic Opera Mikado Opens Amarillo Season
A children’s show Saturday night tests the Amarillo Civic Opera Company opening production The Mikado directed by Mrs Viela Wilson and featuring Amarillo vocalists. Main presentation Monday at Municipal Auditorium with tickets at Fox Drug Store 40 to 110 cents and 16 cents for the children’s show.
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Amarillo Civic Opera Company
Viela Wilson
Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
Fox Drug Store
Oliver Eakle
Sixth Avenue
Polk Street
Dallas Trade Man To Address C of C
Henry W. Stanley director of trade extension for Dallas Chamber of Commerce will address Amarillo Chamber of Commerce at the regular monthly meeting Wednesday noon. Carl Hinton, manager, announced the luncheon will be at the Amarillo Hotel. Stanley has spoken in Amarillo several times and is a popular speaker.
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Henry W. Stanley
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Rain and storms sweep Texas and California coast
Moisture spread through East Texas near Paris with continuous rain in Sweetwater where nearly three inches had fallen by noon. Reports list rainfall totals across many towns while a separate storm in Northern California caused at least eight deaths with auto accidents, drownings, and widespread damage in the San Francisco Bay area.
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Sweetwater
West Texas
Abilene
Big Spring
Anson
Stamford
Haskell
Rotan
Cisco
Baird
Munday
Albany
Benjamin
Hamlin
Ballinger
Winters
Ozona
Vernon
Macon
Midland
Quanah
Odessa
Crane
McCamey
San Francisco
California
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Pacific Northwest
San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco Bay
Methodist appointments announced across Panhandle district
West Texas Conference named pastor and presiding elder assignments for Amarillo and surrounding towns. Rev J S Huckabee remains at Buchanan Street Amarillo while Rev R N Huckabee moves to San Jacinto. New pastors include O M Addison at Tenth Street Amarillo and C C Armstrong at Panhandle. Presiding elders cover Clarendon Lubbock Perryton and Plainview districts.
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San Jacinto Methodist Church
Huckabee
Buchanan Street
R. N. Huckabee
San Jacinto Church
E. Gaston Foote
San Jacinto
Pampa
G. H. Bryant
East Tenth Street Methodist Church
Texline
Panhandle
Borger
J. B. McReynolds
Canyon
J. O. Quattlebaum
Claude
John H. Crow
Hereford
T. C. Willett
C. C. Armstrong
Plainview
C. R
Abilene
West Texas
Oklahoma Lane
I. E. Biggs
A. B. English
Dimmitt Station
Joe Strother
Dimmitt Circuit
Miami
Joe E. Boyd
Vega
Marvin Boyd
Vigo Park
Daniel
White Deer
B. M. Stradley
U. S
F. R. Pickens
F. M. Neal
Stolen Property Trial for Shelton and King Opens
The second trial of Tom Shelton and E King for receiving and concealing stolen property opened in the 47th District Court. Testimony began at 11 o'clock after a prior conviction and a granted new trial due to insufficient evidence.
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Shelton
King
Tom Shelton
E. ©. King
47Th District Court
Colonel Thompson Under Fire Again
A blaze at the Texas Railroad Commission offices in the Capitol started by a flicked cigarette butt from the third court of civil appeals above. Firemen put out the flames as window casings ignited. Lon Smith called the commission a hot spot in state affairs. Secretary Mary Belle Federer closed windows to save the interior.
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Austin
EF. C. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
Capitol
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Lon Smith
Railroad Commission
Smith
Mary Belle Federer
Col. Thompson
Moonshine Conspiracy Trial Sparks Arrests and Files
Charles Carter Lee, the commonwealth's attorney, faces a trial in county court where Tom Cundiff accuses him of taking protection money. Cundiff serves 10 days for contempt, then is jailed for assault, escapes, surrenders to treasury agents, and is watched as a potential grand jury witness. The moonshine ring may involve about 50 people, dating to 1928, with a vast distribution network and pilots blocking pursuers on mountain roads. Franklin County moonshine circulates to Roanoke and beyond, with large daily volumes and prices near federal tax and production costs.
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Tom Cundiff
Lee
Cundiff
Franklin County
Rockymount
Treasury
Huddleston
Harrisonburg
Ring
Roanoke
Tennessee
West Virginia
Virginia
North Carolina Line
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Seek Youths in Home Town in Waco Case
A manhunt in Hubbard area targets Joe Averett 23 and Roy Curry 26 linked to the slaying of James Malcolm Stewart 26 of Katy. Police note five kidnap victims and auto theft during the trio's flight, with station operator H L Reynolds identifying the youths at a filling station.
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Waco
Joe Averett
Roy Curry
Hubbard
James Malcolm Stewart
Katy
H. L. Reynolds
Reynolds
Harry Richards
Ray McWhorter
Lucian Davis
Melvin Jordan
Rodney
Jordan
Stewart
Actors
Josephine Dillon
Clark Gable
Harriman and Skinner Visit Amarillo for West Texas Tour
The visit stemmed from Hinton influence with Harriman and Skinner traveling to Amarillo as the smallest West Texas stop. Banquet invites go to Hamlin Stamford Bandeen Hopkins and all directors. Harriman and Richberg say no opinion gap and urge work and cooperation between government and business.
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Texas Chamber of Commerce
Hinton
Harriman
Skinner
Amarillo
Washington
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
James D. Hamlin
Farwell
D. A. Bandeen
Stamford
Maury Hopkins
Fort Worth
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Donald R. Richberg
Richberg
National Emergency Council
League report finds Chaco combatants violate covenant
Geneva November 19 The League of Nations committee says Paraguay and Bolivia continue hostilities violating the covenant and urges Argentina to summon a conference to end the war. It proposes inviting Brazil and the United States to participate and sets a six day cease action after notice of accepted league advice.
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League
Geneva
U.P
League of Nations
Paraguay
Bolivia
Argentina
Brazil
United States
New Orleans Cotton and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Cotton opened steady in New Orleans with December rising to 12.31 and March 12.44 amid steady demand from spot buyers. In Kansas City, hogs and cattle moved unevenly with cattle totals around 14 000 and calves 4 500, best light fed steers near 8.25 and lambs around 6.00, reflecting drought impacts and government accounts.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Kansak City
Texas
Ewes
Ewen
Wethers
Physicians Find Colds More Prevalent in City
Dr. B. M. Primer, director of the city county health unit, says colds and flu are more common now than earlier this fall as weather changes. Saturday rain aggravated many slight colds. Three diphtheria cases have appeared in the city, the first in months.
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B. M. Primer
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Tack
Weather Department
New Mexico
Jimmy Farwell
Mr. Parnell
Pampas Priday
Young Cellist
Dallas
C. of C
Paris
Charles Carter Lee
Commonwealth
Kansas City Livestock
Chicago
Jno. F. Clark & Co
Dee. Balk-Lhakes Thal i
Rye— Nec
NEW York &Tocks
Jno. F. Clark and Co
Alaska
Juneau
Allia Chalmers
Amer
Amer Tel & Tel
BA ‘Armour & Co
Anaconda Copper
Atchison Top & & F
Auburn Auto
Fide Barnedall
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel Aay Borden Une
Brnges Manufa O
Fastman Kodak
Lee Auto-literat
Lee Pow & Mt Thee Case Weeee
Firestone 1Rly
Foster Wheeler
Freeport Texas
Gen Flee
Genoda Oe
Gin Motors
Gillette Raror
Mu Union Carbide Union Oi
United Corp
United Gas Impet
Uo S Rubber
U S Steel
US Steel
Westinghouse
Pnet
Ladie
Mastercraft Tailoring CO
Polk
Dees
S.S.S
8.S.S
Mayzac
W. L. Finkler Electric CO
TPM
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