Loyalty Week Service Set at West Amarillo Church
The second loyalty week service in West Amarillo Christian Church begins Tuesday evening with the theme Loyal in Evangelism. Rev. W. E. Ferrell of Clarendon delivers the principal address. other speakers include Rev. M. T. Pepe, Rev. E. M. Wheeler, and Josh Lee of Norman. A loyalty banquet Friday features Josh Lee speaking on Loyalty in Building Our Temple.
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West Amarillo Christian Church
W. E. Ferrell
First Christian Church of
Clarendon
M. T. Pepe
Jehovah
A. L. Scott
T. M. Montgomery
W. E. Ferrill
Dist
Routine city meeting to consider heavy agenda
City commission set to address routine business tonight with an unusually heavy agenda. No paying petitions were filed by Tuesday noon though several communications await action and bids were invited for 10 000 gallons of asphalt for resurfacing. In Italy Aston a new grape pulp processing factory uses dried pulp for fuel and by products, earning 42 cents per hundredweight from 6 million hundredweight wasted annually.
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LaVerne Calhoun
Mopena
Italy
National Confederation of Agriculture
Ladies and Girls Fashion Pattern Book of 1930s
The notice advertises pattern 6283 for Ladies Smock in sizes 84 to 46 inches with yardage for fabric and bias finishing, and pattern 7015 for Girls Dress in sizes 2 to 8 years with yardage needs and binding details. It directs orders to the News and Globe, 11-12 Sterling Place, Brooklyn, NY, and offers the Fall and Winter 1930-31 Book of Fashion.
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lBec
News and Globe
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
Nibs Price Resigns as California Mentor to End Strife
San Francisco report notes Clarence Nibs Price steps down as University of California head coach after five seasons and a 26 17 3 record. The executive committee accepts his resignation to prevent campus dissension amid a poor 1930 campaign. Potential successors named include Rockne Hanley Dietz Alexander Wade Zuppke and Madigan.
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NIBS
Price
California
United Press
San Francisco
Calif
Clarence “Nibs” Price
Little Nibs
Associated Students
University of California
University
Far West
Trice
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
William “Lone Star” Dietz
Haskell
William Alexander
Georgia Tech
Wallace Wade
Alabama
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Spears
Oregon
Edward Madigan
St. Mary's
Relief seen in payment compensation for veterans
Washington November 25 The House backs efforts to relieve unemployment by paying off adjusted compensation certificates held by World War veterans. The plan faces debate with Patman pressing for action and Cochran proposing cash payment options. Treasury holds 700 million against about 3.6 million certificates issued at war end.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Johnson
Veterans’ Committee
Patman
Texas
Cochran
Democrat
Missouri
Veterans’ Bureau
Texan Among Stock Experts at Chicago
Houston Nov 22 One Texan Frank Scofield of Hillsboro will judge in the shorthorn class at the International Live stock Exposition opening November 29 in Chicago. Scofield joins 46 other world foremost live stock authorities from twelve states and two foreign countries Canada and Scotland in the panel.
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Associated Press
Houston
Frank Scofield
Hillsboro
Chicago
Expedition Press Bureau
Scofield
Canada
Scotland
Public sale of impounded stock in Amarillo
The City of Amarillo announces a public sale of impounded livestock at the City Pound Gates on Fourth and Monroe Streets between 2:00 and 4:00 p m Saturday November 29 1930. Items include two gray mules nine years old each about 14 1 2 hands high one dark brown mule ten years old about 15 hands high one brown mare eight years old about 15 1 2 hands high and one blue gray mare about ten years old 14 1 2 hands high. Poundkeeper W D Feggett posts the notice.
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Amarillo
Monroe
W. D. Feggett
Poundkeeper
Matinee at Fair Ends Junior Week
A matinee of the current picture at the Fair theater titled Love in the Rough marks the final celebration of Amarillo High School Junior Week. The event promotes class pride with 491 juniors collecting classmates' names for a prize, and a 2:30 parade with blue and white banners and badges.
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Fair Theater
Amarillo High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Robert Ricks
P.T. A
Robert Montgomery
Dorothy Jordan
National
P.T. A. Council
Tommy Lough Signs For Two Chicago Bouts
Tommy Lough former world light heavyweight champion has signed for two Chicago Stadium bouts. He will meet the winner of the Young Stribling versus Tuffy Griffiths December 12 likely in January and will also fight another opponent to be chosen by the stadium later.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphian
Stribling-Tuffy Griffiths
Steers Show No Let Down In Workout Before Aggies
The University of Texas Steers maintained peak form in a Memorial Stadium workout as they prepare for the Texas A and M clash. Coaches praised the squad’s spirit and conditioning, aiming to extend their three straight SWC wins and seek the season’s highlight against the Aggies. The longtime rivalry keeps UT as underdog despite recent success.
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Associated Press
Austin
University of Texas Steers
Memorial Stadium
Texas A
Rice Institute
Longhorns
Baylor
T. GC. U
Washington State Triumphs Over Brown In 1914 Classic
Washington State college football team, considered for Rose Bowl at Pasadena, defeated Brown University 14 to 0 in the 1914 classic.
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Washington State
Pasadena
Calif
Brown University
May Place Gang Gunman Behind Bars
Chicago reports indicate James Sammons, parolee and reputed beer gang gunman, may be returned to state prison to serve an unexpired thirty years of a fifty year term for murder linked to the 1903 saloon keeper Patrick Barrett slaying. Attorney general Oscar E. Carlstrom ruled parole does not apply to commuted sentences, and Chief Justice John McGoorty sign-off on a prison order is anticipated. Sammons faces vagrancy retrial and a new habitual criminal charge for theft of government alcohol from a warehouse.
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James
Fitr) Sammons
Oscar E. Carlstrom
Illinois
Patrick
Barrett
W. C. Jones
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Sach
Sammons
The
Herald and Examiner
John McGoorty
Criminal Court
Chicago Crime Commission
George
Red) Barker
State Reformatory
Pontiac
Barker
Joliet
Grand Jury
Contemplating Special Jury on Chicago Police Probe
Report notes a contemplated request for a special jury to investigate the Chicago police department. The current inquiry has not yielded indictments, though the present jury has examined the subject and issued its final report with indications last night that no indictments would be forthcoming.
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Chicago Police Department
Injured Hand Will Keep McLarnin Out
The injured right hand of Jimmy McLarnin likely sidelines him for four months. He intends to return to Vancouver for treatment by a Canadian bone specialist. McLarnin sustained the injury in the second round of his fight with Billy Petrolle, leaving his hand swollen.
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New York
Jimmy MccLarnin
Vancouver
McLarnin
Billy Petrolle
Poison Liquor Deaths Shock Los Angeles Officials
Los Angeles county law enforcement agencies moved to trace the source of poisonous liquor after sixteen deaths in 24 days. Investigations focus on identifying suppliers and the distribution chain behind the tainted spirits in the city.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Former Military Governor Paris Die in Paris
Paris reports the death of General Emile Berdowlat 69 former military governor of Paris from 1919 to 1923 He was closely associated with the American military command during World War I and with President Wilsons aides at the peace parleys.
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Associated Press
Paris
Emile Berdowlat
Wilson
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