Giving Full Quota Amarillo firms that have entered 100 percent
Tex Potter County struggles to renew Red Cross Roll Call with about 500 dollars collected so far. A. Petersen notes many will meet the goal by Thanksgiving as Amarillo College girls canvass downtown. Mrs. Floyd Sloan offers assistance, promising pickup for dues.
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Potter County
Red Cross
A. Petersen
Amarillo College
Floyd Sloan
Amarillo
Amarillo Baking Company
Amarillo Booster
Anderson Printing Company
Amarillo Dental Laboratory
Amarillo Rubber Stamp Company
Oliver Farm Equipment Company
Henneman Grain and Seed Company
Amarillo Gas Company
Rock Island Railway
Phillips Petroleum Company
Junkin Dry Goods Company
Williams Sign Company
Amarillo man killed in Gilmer auto crash
Jack Jones 30, of Amarillo, died when the car carrying him and two others overturned after striking a bridge near Gilmer. Jones’s body will be sent to Clovis, New Mexico for burial. He lived at the Sterling Hotel in Amarillo. his widow Ruby Jones was notified early Monday.
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Gilmer
Tex
Jack Jones
Amarillo
Jones
Clovis
N. M
Sterling Hotel
Tyler Street
Ruby Jones
Lamar Cafe
The
Golden Bear
East Twenty-s-cond Avenue
Quarter Face U S Charges on Liquor
Federal charges were filed as men arraigned before a U S commissioner over the weekend for liquor law violations. M A Petigo pleaded guilty to possession of one gallon and four pints of whiskey. bond set at 250 dollars, not posted, awaiting grand jury action. Will Price and Paul Ingram pleaded not guilty to possession and transportation of a gallon of whiskey. bonds set at 500 dollars each. Charles A Travelstead pleaded guilty to possession of three and a half gallons and 25 pints of whiskey. bond 500 dollars. Arrests by federal agents and constable’s deputies.
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Gour
U. S
M. A. Petigo
Will Price
Paul Ingram
Charles A. Travelstead
What Th Wrte Ty PACK IF PROSPERITY FORECAST
Dear Tack I should like to refer you to The Globe of December 8 or 9 last which contained an article dated Paris December 7 written by Ralph Heinzen U P Staff Correspond See Tack Letters Page 5
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Globe
Paris
Ralph Heinzen
U. P
Service Swap Bureau Swamps Its Originator
In Amarillo a three week old exchange system run by Dr. F. Smith grows in popularity as people seek work and those with goods donate food and clothing. The bureau, operated from his home, balances requests for labor with trades such as laundry or carpentry for cornmeal flour or a milk goat. Contact number 20761 invites callers to compare needs and offerings.
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Amarillo
Dr. F. Smith
Smith
Trial of Betty: burglery at 3113 Line Avenue
The hectic trial featured a juror shortfall and a black cat near the bench as testimonies began. Betty allegedly burglarized A L Jordan meat and grocery at 3113 Line Avenue at 2:30 AM on September 22, arousing the homeowner and leading to arrest by Officers Moore and Franks. Tools and change were found, Betty wore gloves and claimed hunger while accomplices fled.
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Betty
A. L. Jordan Meat and Grocery
Line Avenue
Jordan
R. C. Moore
J. L. Franks
Unemployment relief, tax, and wage reforms urged by federation
The federation backs 16 weeks of unemployment benefits at up to $15 weekly and 50 percent of wages, after council reversal. It calls a seven point plan including steep taxes, credit control, worker protection, a federal labor data agency, interstate corporate licenses, full accounts access, and organized wage earners. It warns of widespread hardship and a revolt over the living standard and urges cooperative wage increases across industry, with actions to be assigned to committees for study today.
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Executive Council
William Green
Federation
Mechanics Attend Ford Service School
Independent garage owners and their mechanics will attend a Ford service school starting Monday night at Walter Irvin, Inc. 205 Taylor Street. The program, led by factory trained Ford experts, runs five evenings except Thursday with focus on the new Ford V-8 for Ford service stations, fleet owners, and independent garages.
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Ford Motor
Walter Irvin
City Dads To Meet After Three Weeks
The city commission will hold a meeting Tuesday night for the first time in three weeks. Last week's session was cancelled as only routine business was scheduled and no meeting occurred November 8 due to the general election. City manager C. H. Winterhaler has returned from Denver and will attend.
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City Commission
C. H. Winterhaler
Denver
Driscoll Services For Amarillo Gas Official
Funeral services for E. Paul Driscoll, 31, assistant manager and plant superintendent of the Amarillo Gas Company, are set for Monday afternoon at 3129 North Illinois Street, Indianapolis. The body was sent to Indianapolis Saturday after his death Friday at Northwest Texas Hospital.
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E. Paul Driscoll
Amarillo Gas Company
Northwest Texas Hospital
North Illinois Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Duck hunting death near Matagorda claims life of Ginn
The body of J. G. Ginn age 21 was returned to Houston after an accidental shotgun wound during a duck hunt near Matagorda Texas. Ginn and two brothers plus D F Rutledge were in a boat on Devil's Elbow when Rutledge discharged his gun by accident striking Ginn in the side.
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Matagorda
Texas
U.P
J. G. Ginn
Houston
D. F. Rutledge
Ginn
Devil’s Elbow
Colorado River
Rutledy
Texa s Predatory Animal Report Totals 78 Men Kill 2004
A Texas monthly report from Austin to County Judge Sam B Motlow lists 78 men destroying 2004 predatory animals in October including 229 bobcats 1720 coyotes 52 red wolves one ocelot and two mountain lions. In Potter County a single trapper captured 38 coyotes.
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Texas
Austin
Sam B. Motlow
Potter County
Federal labor abuses cited in AFL bill of particulars
Cincinnati report says racketeering and allied evils threaten the American trade movement. The statement, from the national executive committee of the conference for progressive labor action, New York, accuses the AFL of recognizing the evil but failing to curb abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
American Trade Movement
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Conference For Progressive Labor Action
New York
West Amarillo To Combine Services
West Amarillo churches plan a union Thanksgiving service at 7 30 p m Wednesday at San Jacinto Methodist Church Rev Ferrell Fox of West Amarillo Christian Church will preach The participating churches include San Jacinto Methodist West Amarillo Christian West Amarillo Baptist and San Jacinto Baptist Special music will be provided by West Amarillo Baptist Church
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West Amarillo
San Jacinto
No More Police Sirens To Warn Burglars
Police Chief W R McDowell issues bulletin that scout car sirens should not be left on while en route to burglaries. Sirens alert burglars though emergency use remains acceptable, officials say to cut warning signals unless necessary.
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W. R. McDowell
Amarillo teen injured in motorcycle crash
James Herrin 16 Amarillo High School junior remains resting well after a Sunday collision at Tenth Avenue and Pierce Street. He suffered a severe scalp wound after being thrown from his motorcycle. he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Herrin of 3712 West Fourth Avenue.
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James Herrin
Amarillo
Tenth Avenue
Pierce Street
Northwest Texas
Herrin
John Q. Herrin
West
Fourth Avenue
Widow Claims Slaying of Her Mate Accidental
Fort Worth, Nov 21. John D. Wilson, 40, shot to death in his home after a quarrel. His wife Estella Wilson, 38, charged with the shooting but says it was accidental. She posted 3000 bond and was prostrated with grief. Ruby Wilson, 15, the sole eyewitness, told Assistant District Attorney Homer Green she saw the shooting in the bedroom doorway.
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Fort Worth
U.P
John D. Wilson
Estella Wilson
Ruby Wilson
Homer Green
Wilson
Treasury receipts and expenditures for November 18
Treasury reports for November 18 show receipts of 6,649,302.17 dollars and expenditures of 15,705,728.28 dollars, leaving a balance of 637,735,359.70 dollars. Custom duties collected for 18 days in November totaled 16,458,607.97 dollars.
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Treasury
Washington
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A reflective poem about a father figure who feels old fashioned and plain in attire and choices. The speaker notes family scrutiny and gentle mockery from youth. Despite unconventional tastes the narrator believes his lifestyle mirrors that of other fathers, embraced by kin.
Death of Fabrizio in Newark Shocking Mob Killing
Gangdom raised a fund of 27 million to keep control. Detectives dragged Fabrizio from his studio to the hall where four bullets ended his life as his mother and sister cried. Police seized his notes. Fabrizio, 40, had two Sing Sing terms and one at Elmaira Reformatory. His brothers Andrew and Louis were also slain in previous years.
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Fabrizio
Sing Sing
Elmair Reformatory
Andrew
Harrison
N. J
Louis
Manhattan
Desolate Desert Search For Missing Fisher Child
In Gila Bend Arizona on November 21 authorities and volunteers pursued a futile search for Buck Fisher four who wandered into the Gila Desert with his parents from San Antonio Texas. Horsemen bloodhounds and an airplane searched the desolate wastes amid fears of heat cold coyotes and exposure. The Fisher family traveling toward Los Angeles for work has five other children.
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Gila Bend
Ariz
Buck Fisher
Gila Desert
Jack Fisher
San Antonio
Texas
Los Angeles
Waive Rate Hikes In Certain Cases In Texas
The Interstate Commerce Commission waived rate increases on less than carload shipments within Texas to aid small railroads facing motor truck competition. The order rescinds a prior Section 13 ruling and follows a group of small railroads' request. The order, issued in Washington for Navy days, is effective pending further inquiry.
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Washington, Navy
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas Railroad Commission
Wardlaw cites Texas R F C aid linked to liquid securities
Fort Worth financier Louis J. Wardlaw told Temple listeners that Congress aims bans on frozen assets to fund a government credit system but Texas Reconstruction Finance Corporation officials are lending only on liquid securities. He argued the federal plan would help Texas live stock interests recover.
Hunter shoots family cat after missing rabbits
Fremont reporter recounts Walter Hoeflich, a reputed hunter, going afield before sunrise for rabbits. A gray flash speeds by his lookout and Hoeflich fires both barrels, killing his own family cat that had followed him to the field, illustrating a sad state of affairs for an otherwise capable hunter.
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Fremont, O
Walter Hoeflich
Hoeflich
Nimrod
Stone
Japan argues for self defense stance in Manchuria
Japanese delegate Matsuoka addresses the council for 50 minutes arguing Japan acted in self defense in Manchuria and rejects new territorial aims. He cites U S expeditions into Mexico and urges patience from the western world while condemning anti-foreign boycotts as a policy tool.
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Wellington Koo
Matsuoka
Far Eastern
Manchukuo
Japan
Manchuria
Mexico
United States
Shanghai
China
Oil field title suits in Texas appeal to Supreme Court
In the Whitesides case the state won in Travis County, regarding 2400 acres between Pecos River and Block 194 comprising Ira G. Yates oil field. About 600 parties of interest are involved in three suits, with roughly 50 million dollars held in escrow awaiting final Supreme Court ruling on rightful ownership.
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Whitesides
Travis County
Pecos River
Block 194
Ira G. Yates
Supreme Court
Come Shooting Is Manner of Combat
Houston reports a dance hall shooting left Pat Evans seriously wounded and J. Kesterson charged with assault to murder after a midnight confrontation. Bystander Mamie Wakefield was lightly injured by stray fire as Evans and Kesterson argued over a wife’s attentions, leading to a hand to hand outside.
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Houston
Pat Evans
J. ©. Kesterson
Evans
Mamie Wakefield
Kesterson
Airport Manager and Youth Die in Plane Crash near San Angelo
San Angelo aviation official Truett Young and airport manager Trey Monsey were killed when their plane crashed near the landing field Sunday evening. The craft dived from about 700 feet. Monsey's body was found 50 yards from the wreckage. Funeral services for Monsey will be in Trickman, Texas, while Young will be buried in San Angelo.
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San Angelo
Navy
Autrey Monsey
Truett Young
Monsey
Young
Trickman
Tex
All Cattle Trails Lead to Chicago At Livestock Exposition
Chicago on November 21 1933 cattle trails converge on the International Livestock Exposition at Union Stockyards from November 26 to December 3. The 22 acre exhibit space fills the amphitheater and nearby buildings as the best herds compete in a barnyard spectacle showcasing American agriculture amid enduring industry challenges.
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Chicago
Union Stockyards
Floyd admirer lets nerves land him in jail
A 17 year old Dallas youth who carried a magazine picture of Charles Pretty Boy Floyd and a clipping about Floyd was held for a grocery store robbery after he reached for a pistol when police stopped him for a parking violation. The victim was identified as G. A. Darden and the robbery connected to the suspect.
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Dallas
U.P
Charles
Pretty Boy
Trampled on Grid Myrtle Point Woman Hurt in Scrimmage
Mrs. R. L. Tucker was crossing the football field when a play was called. She was knocked down and run over, carried away on a stretcher with a broken leg.
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Myrtle Point
Ore
R. L. Tucker
City pool faces closure over public bathing nuisance
In Detroit on November 2 the court likely will order the old swimming hole near the New York Central tracks closed as a nuisance. The case began last summer after complaints from pedestrians and elderly passengers that local boys swam there without clothing. Referee Nathaniel H. Goldstick adjourned the matter to November 21. with the pool iced over, closure seems probable until next summer.
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Detroit
New York Central
Nathaniel H. Goldstick
Bragging Youth Linked to Burlesque Murder Booze
A youth named Varecha boasted of murders at a burlesque theater then told police he carried two guns. He was photographed smoking four cigarettes and was arrested after a man he spoke to alerted authorities. The suspect, nicknamed Iggy the Bad One, was jailed Saturday night.
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Varecha
Iggy
Gunshot Victim Chooses Not to Prosecute Husband
Fort Worth nov 21 a letter to district attorney Jesse Martin states victim J P Lightfoot will not prosecute Roy Ingraham Cleburne charged with assault to murder for the October 12 shooting. Lightfoot wounded by a bullet fired from a car while he walked with a woman identified as Mrs Ingraham. The filing could block prosecution.
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Fort Worth
Jesse Martin
Roy Ingraham
Cleburne
J. P. Lightfoot
Lightfoot
Ingraham
Till Tappers Shatter Register In Local Burglary
Burglars carried the cash register from the Jack Lively Spring and Axle Works at 512 East Third Avenue to the rear, breaking a rear window to gain entry and smashing the front to grab a small amount of change.
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Jack Lively Spring & Axle Works
East Third Avenue
Cotton Output and Grain Markets Reported by Census and Rail
Census Bureau data show cotton output through November 14 at 10,532,745 running bales with 474,442 round bales. State totals list Alabama through Texas and others. Livestock prices in Kansas City reflect slow, uneven hog trading and generally lower cattle values, with specific ranges for weights and classes. New Orleans cotton opened easier as Liverpool signals and large ginnings of 1,287,211 bales curb sentiment.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
States
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
New Orleans
Liverpool
Market Slides From Expeced Gains In Early Trading
New York stock activity remained dull with selling pressure in Radio Corp and steel output softening. Prices for December and March bonds declined while a late rally recovered some losses as traders awaited the ginnings report and European economic signals. The day included antitrust developments on Radio Corp and a Supreme Court review of Appalachian Coals in a broad market context.
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New York
Radio Corp
Radio
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Tobacco
Santa Fe
Case
U. S. Steel
Union Pacific
New York Central
Liggett and Myers “B
Wall Street
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Supreme Court
Appalachian Coals, Inc
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George Stidger, Jr
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Earlene Short
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Vern Match
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Robert Paul Storseth
Billie Louise Gaines
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Patsy Hassell
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George A. Guyn
Lincoln Street
Mary Ruth Harper
Mississippi Street
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Texas R. F.C. Aid
Floyd
Hubby
Ginnings Report
NEW York Stock Letter
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Rye
Dee
Bob
Close Alum. Co
Ark. Nat. Gas Associated Gas
Ford Motor Co
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Standard
Indiana
Kywee
United Gas Seeree Wee Tere
John F. Clark and Co
Ache
Juneau
Ly Allegheny Corp
Allis Chalmers
Ameralda Corp
Amer
Amer Internat
Amer Smelt & Ref
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Amer T. & A
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Cerro de P Copper
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Ches, Corp
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Min
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N. W
Rock Island & P
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Cola Fuel & Iron
Columb Gas & el
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Consol Gas
Sweer Teens Bey
Consol
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Coty, Inc
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Curtis Wright
Davison Chemical
del Lackawanna
Oo Wee Dome Mines
Ane 34 Drug, Inc
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du Pont
Sereeneeeree
Eastman Kodak Tener
Lee Auto-Lite
Elee Pw
Lt Erie R_R
Foster Wheeler
Fox Film
Peeeeweee
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Elee
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Goodyear
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Eerees
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Hershey Betes
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Kresge
Kroger Gros
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Nev
Consol Copper
Central Steeeeeeseee Ae
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Northern Pacific RR
Ohio Oil
BM Elevator
Otis
Pac Gas & Elec
Packard Heserpes Eee
Panhandle Pro’ & & Ref
Paramount Publix Sha
Penney, J. c. Ate
Pennsylvania RR
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Peoples Gas
Lt & Cok
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Ssseve Phillins
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Pullman
Cere Roebuck
Shell
Union
Simmons
Stroms
Shelley Ofeters
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Tide Water Assa
Transamerica
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Union Pacific Tena Ae
United Aircraft One
United Corp
United Fruit
United Gas Imputt
U S Pipe & Wiles
U & Rubber
U S
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Utilities
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Vanadium Corp
Warner Bros
Warren Bros
Western Union Waeenee
Blackburn
Blackburn Bros
West Texas
Alexander
TLG. CO
Polk
Wroth
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