Death Claims Otto Bocock in Amarillo
Otto Bocock 19 prominent Amarillo gas man died of a heart attack at his home 1404 Washington St. He was chief clerk of the Texoma Natural Gas Company land and lease department. Survived by widow Ila Bocock and daughter Margaret Nancy Bocock, sister Fay Will of St. Louis Mo. Funeral set for 10 Friday at N S Griggs & Sons Chapel with burial in St. Jo after services.
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Otto KE. Bocock
Amarillo
Washington Street
Mr. Bocock
Land and Lease Department
Texoma Natural Gas Company
Bocock
Kansas City
Texoma Company
Panhandle Plains
Ila Bocock
Margaret Nancy Bocock
Fay Will
St. Doe
Methodist Church
Masonic Order
N. 8
Griggs & Sons
St. Jo
Radio Schedule Highlights Afternoon and Evening Lineup
The KGNC timetable lists Thursday programs from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM with stock market closes, Siesta Music, several concerts and shows, then a dense night lineup ending with News Commentary at 6:00 PM. Highlights include The Fairy Princess, Mary Louise Broome, Bing Crosby programs, wrestling, United Press News, and the Jaeck Armstrong spotlight.
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WBS
Salvation Army
Mary Louise Broome
Bing Crosby
Jack Armstrong
Aura Clinic
Troy
Hal Keen
the Modern Choir
de Witt Lands
United Press News
Phil Phillips
Roseland Ballroom
Mirra
Ned Sawyer
Kansas City
Boake Carter
Betty
Bob
Siesta Music
Panhandle
Dick Reynolds
Dusty-Red Bass Lake Delights Indian Guides With Legend
Medway Massachusetts November 21 Up report says the Redman guides refuse Bass Lake shores fearing a Manitou devil resides there. They recall two canoists lost in fog and cling to the tale as iron works overflow reddened the waters creating superstition and awe.
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Flk Rapids
Midh
U.P
Redman
Bass Lake
Jake Sogod
Becaise
Court Upholds Ban on Tobacco Road Play
Chicago dated report says Mayor Edward J. Kelley’s ban on the play Tobacco Road, closed October 21 as a mass of filth, was upheld today by the United States Court of Appeals.
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Chicago
Edward J. Kelley
Tobacco Road
United States Tireult Court of Appeals
Running Bales Of Cotton Show Loss This Year
The census bureau reports 427,084 running bales of the 935 growth ginned through November 14, versus 8,634,632 for the same period last year, indicating a sharp drop in production.
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Washington
U.P
Census Bureau Today
Trial Near End In Texas Deputy Murder Case
Armaments drew to a close in the Lynn County murder trial of deputy sheriff John Johnson charged with shooting B. O. Best. Arguments scheduled for last night were denied when attorneys objected to the jury. The case was expected to reach the jury sometime today.
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Big Spring
Texas
John Johnson
Lynn County
B. O
College Band Hosts Wrestling Match and Dance Fundraisers
Amarillo College Band sponsors a wrestling match between Larry Tolman and Danny McShane with ticket proceeds aiding band uniforms. A college dance at Masonic Hall on November 27, with most orchestra donated, also raises funds. Proceeds, call 310 for tickets or buy from band members.
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Amarillo College
Larry Tolman
Danny McShane
Masonic Hall
London Dock Work Expands to Hire 600 For Five Years
Rapid progress on an eight and a half million dollar five year scheme to widen and deepen the Thames at London docks will provide steady work for 600 men. The project aims to modernize Royal Victoria and Royal Albert docks with deeper water from 28 to 31 feet and electric cranes to replace steam. Royal Victoria’s 1855 jetties are being replaced by 6000 feet of new quayage, enabling the largest ships to berth, while Royal Albert dock adds 5,4540 feet of new quays.
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London
Thames
London Docks
Royal Victoria and
Royal Albert Docks
Royal Victoria Dock
Royal Albert Dock
Paris Memorial to Dead Veterans Planned by VFW
The Benjamin Franklin Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars plans a memorial building in Paris to honor American soldiers fallen in foreign campaigns. It will rise on Place de l Etoile facing the Arc de Triomphe and be financed privately with donor name kept anonymous. The structure will encircle the arc and include a day a dedicated to soldiers killed in each foreign campaign.
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Paris
Benjamin Franklin Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Place de L'Etoile
Arc de Triomphe
Frances Unknown
James Sparks
Post
Solters
Americas
Farmers Support Government Stand for AAA Case
Reports indicate farmers backing a government position as the Supreme Court prepares to hear arguments on the constitutionality of AAA processing cases. The case, tied to policy and regulatory authority, draws attention from agricultural groups and state commissions amid hearings scheduled in Port Voor.
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Washington
Cory Belt
Supreme Court Todas
Hye Eocermiert
Canary men shown art of bird bathing
New Orleans bird lovers watched a technical bathing demonstration by George Obitz of the New Orleans Canary Breeders' and Fanciers' Club. He used a 7.50 badger-hair brush and 40-cent lavender soap to bathe his canary Pride of the South, then dried and warmed the bird and fed a glycerine buckskin syrup highball.
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New Orleans
George ©. Obitz
Obitz
Detroit
Peiping Mayor Wins Coeducation Fight
Peiping city ends 40 percent coeducation in local high schools after a bitter clash. Mayor Yuan Liang forces a compromise: no new girl students admitted but current girls may graduate. He. supports coeducation in primary and university levels while keeping adolescence segregated. Special schools for girls established.
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Peiping
Yuan Liang
Yuan
Guards Driven With Rock Barrage At Akron Plant
In Barberton Ohio a crowd attacked the Ohio Insular plant driving 50 guards inside the factory with rocks and bottles. Tear gas bombs and high water streams from fire hoses halted the assault before guards retreated. The crowd demolished a gatehouse as yesterday and last night saw renewed attempts to admit former workers amid a strike by the Pottery Works Union ongoing since September 17.
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Akron
Ohio
Ohio Insular
Barberton
Pottery Works Union
Oklahoma City Books Ancient Latin Work Prize Award
Nov 21 Oklahoma City reporters note Dr M S Gregory owns a Latin manuscript printed by Nis the work traces a lineage to Alpine rulers and Saint Lear from Bad to BSA during a ceremonial presentation. In Durant Oklahoma on Nov 2 a farm boy was arrested by tribal authorities for investigation after a fatal shooting incident with details unclear.
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M S&s Gregory
Nis
Durant
Okla
Viewboy
Tei Mead
Asen Hardmore
McDonald Faces House Scrutiny Over Animal Transport Gifts
J E McDonald the agriculture commissioner is pressed by House members over using a brother's truck to haul state horses and stallions and over two mares given to his sons by a Kansas breeder from whom the state bought animals. He denies nepotism and says the gifts were appreciation for purchases.
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Austin
J. E. Mc Donald
Uderwent
House of Representatives
House
Kansas
McDonald
A. E McDonald
Texas
Board of Control
J.C. Robinson
Towanda
Kans
Waxahachie
Robinson
Three States Aid Search For Ray Evans Shawnee Attorney
Peace officers in Arkansas Texas and Southeastern Oklahoma asked to help locate Ray Evans Shawnee attorney who disappeared en route to the Fitts oil field. A posse of 50 citizens and 10 Shawnee officers searched ravines in northern Pontotoc County as foul play was feared.
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Shawnee
Okla
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Ray Evans
Fitts
Pontotoc County
Evans
Ada
Fitts Field
Bank Proxy Fights Bank Robbers in Hornersville Vault
F C Parks bank president confronts two unmasked robbers at Merchants and Planters Bank in Hornersville Missouri He bursts from the vault firing at the robbers who had entered the lobby One robber fires at him as he retreats Parks shoots back and the bandits flee toward the state line with their Ford V eight misadventure ending without success.
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Hornersville
Merchants and Planters Bank of
F. C. Parks
Joe Rose
Rose
Parks
State Line
Bank of France Raises Discount Rate to Five Percent
Paris reports the Bank of France increased its discount rate from 4 to 5 percent in a renewed effort to stem gold outflows. The securities advance rate rose from 5 to 6 percent and 30 day advances from 4 to 5 percent.
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Bank of France
Paris
Missing Flier Located Unharmed Near McPhee Ranch
Cheyenne Wyoming November 21 19?? Frank Kurtz of Los Angeles reported missing since Tuesday was located unharmed at McPhee Ranch about 30 miles north of Cheyenne. He said his plane was downed by high winds shortly after takeoff from Cheyenne airport en route to Oakland California.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Frank Kurtz Young
Las Angeles
Puesday
McPhee Ranch
Here
Diesdlay
Oakland
Cal
Amarillo Officials Attend Dalhart Chamber Banquet
Carl Hinton secretary manager of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce will attend the Dalhart Chamber of Commerce annual banquet tonight. Gar ford Wilkinson and Mason King of The News Globe will be present, with Capt Irving O Hay of Taos New Mexico as a principal speaker. The event begins at seven o'clock at the Methodist Church.
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Chamber of Commerce
Garford Wilkinson
Mason King
News-Globe
Dalhart Chambre of Commerce
Irving O Hay
Tans
N.M
Throvement
Methodist Church
Davis and Miller Seek Supreme Court Intervention in AAA Case
John W. Davis, AAA critic and 1924 Democratic nominee, with Nathan L. Miller and William R. Perkins, asks to intervene in the Hoosac Mills case. They represent Hy-Grade Food Products, National Biscuit Co., and P. Lorillard Co. in challenging the constitutional validity of AAA taxes.
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U.P
John W. Davis
American Liberty League
Nathan L. Miller
New York
Supreme Court
William R. Perkins
Hoosac Mills
Hy-Grade Food Products Corporation
National Biscuit Co
P. Lorillard Co
Quick Brook Atkinson Review of Satellite Opens Broadway
The New York Times critic Brooks Atkinson required a minute to write his Broadway opening review. He calls Satellite’s first half a talk on Broadway Bacchan tes and a Midwestern green horn, while the second half remains unknowable.
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New York
Brooks Atkinson
New York Times
Broadway
Moo
Alfred E. Smith ready to accept lions from Haile Selassie
New York dispatch reports Alfred E. Smith says he will accept Emperor Haile Selassie’s offer of four young lions and a leopard for Metropolitan Zoo. Smith, honorary night superintendent of the Central Park Zoo, drafted a message to the Ethiopian ruler and noted he still needs a hippopotamus and a rhinoceros. He spoke at a dinner of the citizens committee for the Park zoo about rentals and unfilled cages at Prospect Park’s new menagerie.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Haile Selassie
Central Park Zoo
Haile
He Didn't Hear It Bomb Found In Scrap Cylinder
In Jewels Kansas a man named W S Henninger bought a strange steel cylinder from boys selling scrap iron. A stubborn bolt resisted turning until he heated it, releasing powder and a fully loaded bomb. Heiringer's curiosity turned to how the device came to be in their possession and his relief at the bolt finally yielding.
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Kan
A.P
W. S. Henninger
Heinninger
Patti Jo Kincade Improves But Remains Unconscious
Patti Jo Kincade eight daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Kincade shows slight improvement but remains unconscious after injuries from a highway crash near Texarkana on Monday evening November 4. Her father, president of West Texas Mortgage Loan Company and vice president of First National Bank, had been at her bedside in Texarkana and returned to Amarillo last night.
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Patti Jo Kincade
A. W. Kincade
Texarkana
Mr. Kincade
West Texas Mortgage Loan Company
First National Bank
Amarillo
Last Rites Today For Albert Hicks
Last rites for Albert G. Hicks, a retired farmer, who died Tuesday night at his home on Grant Street, were to be held at 4 o clock this afternoon at the N. S. Griggs & Sons Funeral Chapel. Rev E B Fincher of Wood Park Presbyterian Church was to officiate with burial at Liano Cemetery.
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Albert G. Hicks
Grant Street
N. S. Griggs & Sons
E. B. Fincher
Fiiwood Park Presbyterian Church
Liano Cemetery
J Walker Hunter Named Constable in Potter County
J Walker Hunter was appointed by the Potter County commissioners court to succeed James A Buckingham who resigned. Hunter will replace J L Kinescung as constable in Precinct 1, with the appointment effective since October 17.
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J Walker Hunter
Potter County Commissioners’ Court
James A Buckingham
Hunter
J. L. Kine
Market Report from Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton
Kansas City receipts total 2 200 head with cattle and sheep markets showing mixed gains. New Orleans cotton futures rise as bullish ginning data for the season to November 14 supports opening futures with December crossing 12 14 and March May July futures higher.
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Kansas City
United States Department of Agriculture
New Orleans
To Elect Jaycee Directors Friday
Amarillo business and professional men aged 21 to 35 are urged to attend a Friday night meeting at the Amarillo Hotel Club Room starting at 8 oclock. The agenda is to elect directors for the Jaycee young men division of the Chamber of Commerce. The nominating committee chair is Lowell Munday.
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Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Lowell Munday
Sheriff vows liquor law enforcement after Amarillo sales probe
Sheriff Adams stated enforcement will continue until voters indicate otherwise by ballot. He noted undercover agents gathered evidence against 17 individuals accused of making sales to his agents. The Amarillo sheriff's desk displayed various brands marked with the salesman and purchaser names.
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Adams
Amarillo
Fach
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