Corbitt eligibility unrest grips Texas Panhandle fans
Fans across the Panhandle await a ruling on Corbitt’s eligibility for Sandies in the district conference. The decision hinges on eight semesters of athletic participation and possible rule changes, with Roy B. Henderson at UT Austin interpreting the rules and Amarillo, Pampa, and Temple weighing in. A News-Globe desk and extra operators report live updates as Austin decides and local towns lobby for fair treatment.
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Roy B. Henderson
Henderson
University of Texas At Austin
News-Globe
Austin
Heni
Corbitt
Pampa
Anderry Malin
Wes. Izzard
Nolan
McIntosh
Sherry
Lynch
Par- Sells
John Trollinger
Exlain
Amarillo
Calling Card Leads to Payment for Pig
Miss Lee Joyce ran over a pig at night and left a calling card. Don Matthews, a farmer, later visited the Joyce home with the card and received payment for the pig.
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Janesville
Wis
Lee Joyce
Don Matthews
Joyce
Uncertainty in gold standard policy rattles economy
The article outlines how a move toward a gold standard may curb inflation while destabilizing capital flows and raising unease among wage earners, savers, and insurance policyholders. It notes caps on monetary flexibility and the risk of unemployment, with international action needed to stabilize currency.
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Federal Advisory Council
Advisory Council
Thomas M. Steel
Boston
Walter E. Frew
New York
Howard A. Loeb
Philadelphia
H. C. McEldowney
Cleveland
Howard Bruce
Richmond
John K. Ottley
Atlanta
Melvin A. Traylor
Chicago
Walter W.W. Smith
St. Louis
Theodore Wold
Minneapolis
W. T. Kemper
Kansas City
Joseph H Frost
Dallas
Henry M. Robbsinson
San Francisco
Walter Lichtenstein
Dear Tack Letter Seeks Hotel Position After Seven Years
A reader asks Tack for help securing a job in hotels citing seven years of experience as night clerk, night auditor, and day staff. The letter appears in the Tack letters column on page 3.
Gasoline Storage Order Maps Regional Refinery Allotments
The article details an order dividing 2 360 000 barrels to Western Virginia and Eastern Ohio, 7 220 000 to Michigan and nearby states, 5 780 000 to Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri, 1 930 000 inland Texas and 4 940 000 Gulf Coast Texas, plus 1 320 000 in Louisiana area and 450 000 in Northern LA/Arkansas, with 1 125 000 in Rocky Mountain states and 11 810 000 in California. The plan aims to keep storage low while demand drops in December and enforcement rests with the regional planning group.
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Vania
Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
Michigan
Tennessee
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Iowa
Texas
Texas Gulf Coast
Louisiana
Arkansas
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana Gulf Coast
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
South Dakota
Nebraska
California
Planning and Coordination Committee
Debate Over Athletic Year Rules In Amarillo-Lubbock Game Plans
The dispute centers on what constitutes an athletic year after Corbitt skipped the 1930 fall term and played in spring 1931. Amarillo argues the year began in spring 1931, allowing a fall 1931 participation. Henderson and Henderson’s League weigh the rule. McIntosh plans a committee meeting after presenting evidence. meantime Amarillo and Lubbock prepare for the Thanksgiving game with thousands of tickets sold and a special train arranged.
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Corbitt
Sandies
Henderson Pampa
Amarillo
Austin
McIntosh
Supt
R. B. Fisher
Pampa
Roy B. Henderson
Henderson
Lubbock
Fair Theater to Stage The Spotlight Revue With Band
The Spotlight Revue featuring Erick Cathey's seven piece stage band will play at the Fair Theater Friday and Saturday. The show includes Sally Rand style fan dance from the Century of Progress Exposition and 15 entertainers offering singing dancing and comedy acts.
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Erick Cathey
Fair Theater
Sally Rand
Temple Services at B'Nai Israel Friday Night
Public invited as Temple B NAI Israel hosts services Friday at 8 pm. Announcement notes the event without further details. A second fragment references pressure at depth 230 feet and 99 pounds per square inch, but no clear connection to the service.
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Temple B'Nai Israel
Insurance men discuss NRA code at Panhandle meeting
About 100 Panhandle insurance men attend the eighth annual meeting at the Herring Hotel in Amarillo. Key talks by John Boyce and Clark Regal precede a vote on the NRA blanket code and the election of Pampa regional vice president. The day includes a noon luncheon and a 4 pm close, with similar events planned in Lubbock tomorrow.
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R. Farr O'Keefe
Pampa
John Boyce
John K. Boyce
Amarillo
State Organization
Clark Regal
Hereford
Shamrock
Hedley
Memphis
Clarendon
Tulsa
Borger
Panhandle
George Ordway
Herring Hotel
Lubbock
D. G. Foreman
O'Keefe
Murder suspect case tied to Wynekoop household
Police consider four house deaths over four years and an insurance policy by Dr. Alice Wynekoop. A friend’s mother says Earle was in Chicago while family claims Kansas City. An insurer’s investigator notes a $5 000 policy on Rheta Wynekoop and Dr Wynekoop named beneficiary. Burdie Gardner testifies Rheta was unhappy at home. Police say the killer was likely in the household after a dinner at 6 pm.
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Earle
Chicago
Kansas City
Alice Wynekoop
Rheta
Burdie Gardner
Indianapolis
William Shoemaker
Rheta Gardner Wynekoop
Dr. Wynekoop
Enid Hennessey
Fox explains hostile moves at Fox Film and Fox Theaters
Fox testifies under oath about attempts by Wall Street firms on Wall and La Salle Streets to seize control of Fox Film Inc and Fox Theaters Inc. He states 1930 short term obligations totaled 90 million, but owes bankers 7 million. Pecora cautions him to tell the truth as he testifies from memory about buying 400,000 Loew shares for 50 million after a ruling by William Donovan.
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Wall and la Salle Street
Fox Film, Inc
Fox Theaters, Inc
Pecora
Loew
Marcus Loew
William Donovan
Coolidge
Cotton and Livestock Markets Across Several Regions
New Orleans cotton opened firmer before hedging and liquidation pressed prices, with December and March futures slipping. Kansas City cattle and hogs show steady to mixed prices across weights, while New York stock letters report a cautious market with bonds rallying and mixed equity moves amid monetary policy debate.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Kansas City
Tracy Dismissal From Viva Villa Sparks Mexico Row
Film star Spencer Tracy is dismissed from the movie Viva Villa after a balcony incident in Mexico City. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer cites insult to the Mexican Cadet Corps as prompting the firing and contract cancellation. A separate store fire at 600 Taylor Street caused minor damage with no injuries.
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el Paso
Los Angeles
Mexico
Mayer
Abelardo Rodriguez
Mexican Republic
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
M-G-M
Rodriguez
Taylor Street
Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief
An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a cure for itching skin conditions including eczema rash tetter ringworm and foot itch. It claims fast melting action delivers medicines deep to kill germs and stop itching with a pleasant odor and gentle feel.
Deputy Lampe Considers Badge Size For New Office
Deputy Bill Lampe, the new U S deputy marshal, weighs a badge choice. He rejects a 20 year old official badge and prefers a modest badge about half a dollar in size to avoid heavy suspenders and maintain dignity.
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U. S
Bill Lampe
Marshal Lampe
Barrow and Parker Barred by Dallas Deputies Near Grand Prairie
Sheriff Schmid and three deputies halted a car on a Grand Prairie highway after recognizing the Dallas desperado Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow. The pursuit followed gunfire from Barrow wounding no one, with his abandoned car found loaded with license plates from Kansas Oklahoma and Texas plus whisky and loot.
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Barrow
Grand Prairie
Fort Worth
Dallas
Schmid
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Record climb exceeds expected world height mark
Cooper announced the 53 153 feet world record as set by Auguste Picard. Settle and Maj. Chester L. Fordney reported reaching about 59 000 feet, a figure officials called a surprise despite the barometer reading.
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Auguste Piccard
Settle
Maj
Chester L. Fordney
Marines
Fordney
Southern Pacific Strike Vote Forces Labor Road Clash
Brotherhood officials disclosed 97 1 2 percent support for a strike among Southern Pacific workers from New Orleans to El Paso amid a 108 point dispute with management. They urged arbitration on all issues but the railroad insisted on select arbitration and claimed managerial problems. President Roosevelt could still avert the walkout by naming a citizens’ board to hear both sides and report within 30 days.
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Pred W. Lewis
Brotherhoods
L. B. McDonald
McDonald
Dan Intervene
Lewis
Brotherhood
New Orleans
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