Old Tack Meteoric Weather Prophetment at Amarillo Clash
A vivid Amarillo game report hails Tack as a weather prophet for predicting Amarillo’s first quarter score and a Sandies comeback. The piece praises Lubbock Westerners, Pampa Harvesters, and the Sandies, lauding coachs and players while urging humility after a hard fought gridiron battle in West Texas with muddy fields and spirited town rivalries.
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Amarillo
Lubbock
Pampa
Eat
Ama~ville
Amarillo's Lucky Year in Football Promises District Title
The narrator praises Amarillo's football prowess after a narrow win and a key fumble by opponents. He forecasts Amarillo beating Lubbock or Pampa in upcoming games, notes Be all what luck, reserves built by Cherry and Lynch, and mentions Old Tack's upcoming absence to visit a gravely ill friend Will Thayer in Atchison. The piece bids farewell until the next meeting.
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Amarillo
Lubbock
Fenps
Chasse Avhan
Cherry
Lynch
Car Dudal
Pampa
Old Tack
Thayer
Atchison
Kansas
Charley Guy
News-Globe
Duncan
Texas Teachers Urge Curb on School Demands Amid Economy
State board member James O. Gulekie warns 2000 teachers at the Texas State Teachers convention that spending on schools must be cut in relation to taxable wealth. Sen. Thomason calls Texas schools obsolete and outlines a reorganization plan. Leaders praise the legislature for no retrenchments, while guarding against tax cuts that would hurt standards.
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James O. Gulekie
State Board of Education
Texas
Galerie
Chamber of Commerce
W. E. Thomason
Nacogdoches
Thomason
Florence Hale
Augusta
National Education Association
Willis A. Sutton
Atlanta
Solons
J. C. Cochran
San Antonio
Teachers Association
Cochran
All-State Band and Dance Program at Convention
The convention at Municipal Auditorium features an All-State Band demonstration of folk dances led by Miss Annie L. McDonald Amarillo with student groups from Wolflin Central Junior High and other schools. Evening sessions include address by Dr H W Morelock and various education leaders, with musical solos and reports from committees. Saturday continues with Matador Band performances and lectures on education improvements and moral standards.
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Annie L. McDonald
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo College of Music
Natomanh
Tylér Street
B. la Jota
Wolflin School
Avignon
Margaret Wills
Castanets
Central Junior High Ag
Oscar Wise
Roy Snodgrass
First Christian Church
H. W. Morelock
Sul Ross State Teachers College
Alpine
J. B. King
Board of Education
San Annc
Sarah M. Sturtevant
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York City
Laura Kuykendall
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Gavotte
Bach Kreisler
Herschel Coffee
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
John H. Beveridge
Omaha
Nebraska
M. N. Marrs
Texas Technological College
Matador Band
Lubbock
Harry LeMaire
Cavalcade
Sanford
New Moon
Romberg
Henneberg
Godeke
Kornegay
Shepherd
Sleeping Beauty
Tschaikowsky
Matador
D. Yankee Doodle
Levy
Culver Hill
Tech
LeMaire
John C. Granberg
L. A. Woods
McLennan County
J. A. Hill
P. W. Horn
Laura Allison
Austin
Catherine Garbutt
el Paso
Roy C. Owen
Tyler
Julian P. Greer
Elkhart
T. H. Shelby
University of Texas, Austin
Duelinace
Final Dulcy Show Tonight at McKinley School Auditorium
The Little Theater presents the final performance of Dulcy tonight at 8 15 in the McKinley School auditorium. Free tickets are offered to visiting Speech Arts Association delegates, with sales at City Drug Store 517 Polk Street and the reserve moved to McKinley at 7 30.
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New York
Dalcy Smith
William D. Russell
Little Theater
Amarillo
Airplanes as Frontline Weapon in Modern War
Quote emphasizes the airplane as the primary weapon in modern warfare, arguing the Japanese understand this better than the U.S. Army and Navy. It asserts air power underpins decisive action, not a supplementary role, and stresses the need to integrate airplanes into strategic planning.
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Army
United States
Mrs. Sallie Thompson Dies at Son's Home
Mrs. Sallie M. Thompson, 86, died at her son J. H. Thompson’s Polk Street residence at 5 this morning after five days of pneumonia. She leaves three sons J. H. of Amarillo, R. F. of Clayton N. M., W. D. of Axtel, and three daughters Mrs. C. H. Roberts of Dalhart, Mrs. Art Allen of Lake City Iowa, and Mrs. Ona Randolph of Los Angeles, plus grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending relatives.
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Sallie M. Thompson
J. H. Thompson
Polk Street
Qelock
J. H
Amarillo
R. F
Clayton
N. M
W. D
Axtel
Texas
C. H. Roberts
Dalhart
Art Allen
Lake City
Iowa
Ona Randolph
Los Angeles
Thompson
System of the state faced a potential loss of four million eight hundred seventy five thousand dollars
A state system confronted a potential $4,875,000 loss amid financial pressures. The report notes the risk to public funds and outlines the cautions raised by officials about safeguarding state resources. No specific agencies or dates are detailed in the accessible text.
City Colleges Urged to Elevate Duties or Face Decline
Amarillo Junior College hosts 32 state representatives led by Dr. B. E Masters to pressure municipal junior colleges to raise standards. Speakers include J R McLemore Paris Junior College H W Stilwell Texarkana College Dr Frederick Eby UT Austin and Dr Charles C Selecman SMU. Afternoon program to feature W L Griffin and Dr Eby.
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Texas Municipal Junior College
Amarillo Junior College
B. E Masters
J. R. McLemore
Paris Junior College
Paris
H. W. Stilwell
Texarkana Junior College
Gulekie
Frederick Eby
University of Texas At Austin
Charles C. Selecman
Southern Methodist University At
Dallas
W. L. Griffin
Eby
Municipal College Plan
Texas
Rufus P. Payne to be buried at Chickasha
Funeral services for Rufus P. Payne 75 pioneer Brownwood druggist who died at his daughter's home will be held in Chickasha Oklahoma The body will be sent Friday night by Boxwell Brothers with his daughter Mrs Rosenaur and will lie in state at 10 30 Saturday at the Episcopal Church The W C W Lodge will be in charge Surviving are two sons R C Payne Detroit and Hershal M Payne Oklahoma City two daughters Mrs Bessie Fetch Oklahoma City and the other Mrs Rosenaur plus a sister Mrs Claude Parks of Chattanooga Tenn
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Rufus P. Payne
Brownwood
Tack letters respond to widows in marriage question
A reader asks about widows and marriage in a Tack letters column. The writer notes the topic involves a married woman and hints at continuing discussion on page 11.
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Tack
The Carver and the Lost Art of Carving
A nostalgic poem by Edgar A. Guest laments the fading craft of carving meat by hand. It recalls a master carver who expertly divided joints, praising skill and patience while noting modern trends eroding the tradition. The verse also recalls the grandfather teaching the son the technique and the shift away from careful carving.
Markets in Amarillo and Kansas City Livestock Prices
Accompanies regional market notes for Amarillo grain and Kansas City livestock. Hogs, cattle, and sheep prices listed with ranges and top bids. New Orleans cotton and New York stock movements described with opening declines and midday sentiment.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
New Orleans
Liverpool
Kelley Trial Opens In District Court
John Kelley faces a burglary trial in 47th district court with jurors selected to hear allegations that he took property from the rural home of T. R. Keith, located six miles east of Amarillo on the Panhandle highway.
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John Kelley
47Th District Criminal Court
T.R. Keith
Amarillo
Panhandle
William Atwood Funeral Services Set for Saturday
Funeral services for William Atwood, 46, who died in a local hospital early Wednesday, will be held at Griggs Funeral Chapel at 10 Saturday morning. Rev. L. McNeil will conduct. Mr. Atwood had no family and came here from Dallas about a year ago.
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William Atwood
Griggs
L. McNeiland
Atwood
Dallas
Kids Matined Features Dance School Pupils
Children from the Leslie Nurnie School of Danging present three skits at the Pair ater News-Globe Kid n Matinee Saturday morning at the Fair. Marion Caldwell Helen Mode Turnbull Jr. and Leslie Nurnie perform tap soft shoe and eccentric dances. feature film Animal Crackers with the Marx Brothers. show starts 9 30 a.m. admission 10 cents for children. accompanying mothers pay a dime. Cocktail necklaces in blue red or green glass trend in France with matching marrings.
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Leslie Nurnie
Igl
Pairater News-Globe
Marion Caldwell
Helen Mode
Any Turnbull, Jr
Caldwell
Mode
Turnbull
Nurnie
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