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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1929

Page

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Fall Ceremonial of Khiva Temple Heads to City

Shriners of Khiva Temple welcome Imperial Potentate Leo V. Youngworth for the Fall Ceremonial beginning Wednesday morning. A public peace meeting at Municipal Auditorium follows at 7 30 with an hour session. The event draws Shriners from the Panhandle Plains for initiation activities and a peace monument project in Toronto.

Khiva Temple Leo V. Youngworth Panhandle Plains Khiva Imperial Council Youngworth North America Municipal Auditorium Toronto Canada

Cowboys Aid Search for Train Robber

In Cheyenne Wyoming, cowboys plainsmen and businessmen joined a large posse pursuing a youthful bandit who derailed the Portland Limited near here and robbed passengers of about 800 dollars. Passengers escaped with minimal injuries as two spikes were withdrawn from a rail, risking catastrophe before brakemen intercepted the danger.

United Press Cheyenne Wryo Portland Limited Union Pacific Here William L Bad Bill) Carlisle Carlisle Ns Witt Pittsburgh Aberea Negress Chicago

Dropping the Plow. There Is Plenty of Money.

Arthur Brisbane writes about economic themes with deferential tone and suggests prosperity may ease over time. The column references wealth and future conditions without concrete actions or dates.

Brisbanes View on Hoover Choices and Farm Relief

Arthur Brisbane writes that Congress left unfinished tariff issues for farm relief and big industry. Hoover pledges two billion dollars for works to employ labor and aid farm demand, urging energetic road building and use of money. The piece contrasts American inaction with British rubber pool success and notes a Russian abroad is treason if ordered to return.

Congress Hoover Russia

Air and Music Programs Across NBC CBS Chains Tonight

Radio schedules list multiple network lines and stations with programs from 6:15 PM to 10:00 PM. Features include Universal Safety Series, Eskimos, Radio Vaudeville, Romances, Paul Whiteman's Band, Mendoza Orchestra, and Marjorie Ocliche Tells a Story, across stations in New York and others with repeated hourly blocks and names of affiliate outlets.

WEAF New York NBC WSAI WDAF WLS WKY KTHS WEBC KVOO WMC WSMB WSB WSAL KSD WOW WGY WTAM WWJ WGN KSD Who KSTP WHAS WSM Eskimos KYW WSH WFAA WOAI WTMJS KPRC KSB WTMS WJAX WIOD WAPI WIBC KOA KSL KFI WABC CBS Chain WADC WOWO KMOX KOIL WHK KMBC WSPD Paul Whiteman WGHP WBIM WCCO KLRA WLAC WDOD WBRC WREC KFJF KTSA WISN WDSU WFBM KRLD WIBW Mendoza Orch WKRC WBBM KRLA KFJIF WJR KWK WREN WERBC Edwin Franko Goldman WIR WLW WTMJ WCKY KFAB Vocal & Pasternack Orchestra KDKA KYK WIMJ WSCKY

State aid approved for paving Thirty Sixth Avenue project

The state highway commission approved aid in executive session for paving Thirty-Sixth Avenue linking with the canyon highway. Amarillo officials pressed the claim in Austin while contractors Willmering and Mullen began drafting a new assessment roll to reduce costs. State aid covers half of an 18 foot highway width, translating to paving nine feet from Harrison to the city limits.

Thirty-Sixth Avenue Canyon State Highway Commission E. N. Stanley O. V. Vernon Chamber of Commerce Stanley Austin Amarillo Willmering and Mullen Harrison Ong

Jones Hodges Still in Jail on Bond Hopes

Special to The Globe reports Sam Jones and Jim Hodges remain jailed in Stinnett after transfers to block premature bonds. Each faces $9,000 bonds while Martin Keith qualified as Hodges bond signer at 11 o clock. more bondsmen hearings to follow as Hodges seeks bond today under Judge Pearson.

Globe Stinnett Sam Jones Jim Hodges Hodges Martin Keith Perry S. Pearson

Three Drownings In Texas Canal Reported

A family of three died when their car plunged into a canal five miles east of Orange Texas. J C Doles aged 50 his wife 39 and their daughter Marjorie 12 were drowned. The Doles lived in Mercedes Texas. The item notes the tragedy and location with brief detail.

Associated Press Orange, Tex J. C. Doles Marjorie Here Mercedes Tex

Forces Ready for Big Drive Toward Winter Economic Push

Washington reports a nationwide mobilization of industry under President Hoover. Utilities leaders in New York discuss a 2 billion dollar development program ahead of a national emergency business conference planned for December 5 to extend Hoover’s momentum.

Raymond Clapper United Press Washington Hoover White House New York United States Chamber of Commerce

Jensen Rites Held At Central Presbyterian Church

Funeral services for Walter N. Jensen 40 retired merchant who died Saturday were held at 2:30 PM at Central Presbyterian Church with Rev R Thomsen. Burial followed in Llano cemetery. survivors include his father A Jensen and sister Miss Louise Jensen.

Walter N. Jensen Central Presbyterian Church George Ledford Mr. Jensen Llano Cemetery Blackburn Mortuary A. Jensen Louise Jensen Twarillo

Henry Ford Resigns From Dearborn School Board

Henry Ford, Dearborn’s wealthiest citizen, resigned from the local board of education after citizens objected to his nonattendance at meetings. He had served 18 years and sent a nonvoting representative. the board adopted a vacancy resolution and accepted his resignation with one negative vote.

Associated Press Dearborn Mich Henry Ford Board of Education Ford Ford Motor Company Ernest G. Liebold William Gregory

Four Balloonists Survive Army Balloon Burst at Fort Sill

Four Army balloonists plummeted from 6200 feet when a 32000 cubic foot balloon burst. They cleared wreckage, then leaped with parachutes and landed safely within a half mile, under Lieut. Caddo's command, as the balloon settled onto a truck at Fort Sill.

United Press Fort Sill Okla John Caddo E. M. Fogelsonger J. W. McAuley Mansfield Lieut Caddo Baloon

Clemenceau Laid To Rest In Humble Grave

Georges Clemenceau lay in an obscure Vendee grave as Paris plans to honor him by naming a major street after the late statesman. The city will dedicate a prominence street and artists prepare statues and pictures in his memory.

United Press Paris Georges Clemenceau Vendee Republic Clemenceau

Chest Workers Set Tonight to Reach 40000 Goal

Amarillo Community Chest directors plan a 7 30 PM meeting at the chamber of commerce to review progress toward a 40000 goal. With 25000 raised and 15000 to go, reports will guide renewed drives and new solicitation forms. The drive aims to fund welfare agencies in Amarillo and hopes to end the campaign before week’s end.

Community Chest Chamber of Commerce Amarillo

Nationalist Air Raid Hits Wuchow and Kwangei Border

Wireless dispatches from Wuchow report a Nationalist army air squadron raid bombed the city and nearby Kwangei border area this afternoon. Many persons were killed, the populace terrorized, and substantial property damage inflicted.

Associated Press Canton Wuchow Kwangei

Legion Seeks Help For Ama rillo Christmas Tree Event

Hanson Post No 64 of the American Legion aims to create Ama rillo s largest community Christmas tree with city agencies, the Municipal auditorium, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Donations of toys books clothing furniture and cash are urged for distribution to needy children.

Amarillo Hanson Post No American Legion Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Legion Committee Legionnaires Manual Training Department Fire Department

Indictments Against Bill Mc Clelland Dismissed in Court

Two indictments charging Bill Mc Clelland with liquor law violations were dismissed in District Criminal Court. Motions for dismissal argued evidence was insufficient to obtain a conviction.

Bill McClelland District Criminal Court

Bank Associate Details Stinnett Robbery Mastermind Claim

Reuben A. Franka assistant cashier at First State Bank of Stinnett says he was forced into last Saturday’s $6000 robbery by a mastermind. He and three others face robbery charges. bonds set at $6000 each. grand jury continues probe. Franka cites fear of being killed if he did not participate.

United Press Stinnett Tex Reuben A. Franka First State Bank of

Popejoy Faces Examining Trial In Bank Robbery Case

Stinnett Texas November 26 tor rance A Popejoy fourth man charged with theft of more than 50 dollars in the First State bank robbery faced examining trial late today arrested yesterday Hert Smith gin manager of Lelia Lake released on 6000 bond Reuben A Franks former assistant cashier and Bill Adams still held in jail this morning

Associated Prena Stinnett Tex Torrance A. Popejoy First State Bank Hert Smith Lelia Lake Reuben A. Franks Bill Adams

Teachers Seek State Meeting in Dallas Bid for 1950 Convention

About 30 Amarillo teachers will attend the Texas State Teachers Association Convention in Dallas this weekend as Amarillo seeks to host the next year's session. Superintendent W. A. McIntosh will depart tonight and O. V. Vernon will travel Thursday to promote Amarillo's bid. McIntosh predicts 10 000 to 12 000 teachers will attend and says Amarillo will do everything to win the 1950 convention.

Amarillo Texas State Teachers Association Dallas W. A. MclIntosh O. V. Vernon Chamber of Commerce McIntosh

Boy, 4, Kills Mother With Shot Gun

In Elba New York Mrs. Elmer Schultz died from shotgun wounds. Her 4 year old son Elmer Jr., allegedly fired the weapon in the kitchen while the girl Eleanor 7 aided. The husband was released after investigation.

Associated Presa Batavia N. Y Elmer Schultz Elba Elmer, Jr Eleanor

Doak Roberts Rites To Be At Corsicana

The body of Doak Roberts, president of the Texas League, died in Dallas yesterday and was sent to Corsicana for funeral services Wednesday. His widow and son accompanied the body, along with many baseball and sports figures who knew Roberts during 28 years of prominence in Texas sports.

Georges Clemenceau Tiger France Clemenceau NEA Globe Associated Press Dallas D. Doak Roberts Texas League Corsicana Roberts

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