Marion Talley Trained for Business Before Opera Career
Marion Talley America's youngest opera star, who will sing in Ama tillo December 10 under Emil F. Myers, was originally headed for a business career. She studied stenography and typewriting in high school and would likely be typing or dictating for executives if not for discovering her voice.
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Marion Talley
America
Amatillo
Emil F. Myers
Florence
Wall Street
Metropolitan
Painters Banquet Held by Local No 1338 at Darnall's Cafe
Members of the Sign Scenic and Pictorial Painters local No 1338 gathered at Darnall's cafe for a banquet. Jack Messick presided as president and introduced W M Rippey as toastmaster. The social event featured songs by Mrs Messick and A W Mack with Dessie James on piano, plus Scotch numbers and motion picture reels.
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Sign
Darnall’s
Jack Messick
The
Empire Sign Service
W. M. Rippey
A. W. Mack
Dessie James
Flo resumes flight toward Havana after U S cross country trip
Leonard S. Flo, who started in Walkerville Ontario and flew across the United States to near Havana, Cuba, abandoned a non stop leg after a stomach ailment and caffeine caused sleep problems. He landed in Key West and was hospitalized for treatment as he planned a return non stop flight to the Cuban capital.
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Associated Press
Key West
Fla
United States
Leonard S. Flo
Walkerville
Ont
Havana
Cuba
Flo
Criminal Appeals Court Proceedings in Texas
In Austin on November 28 the Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed multiple defendants including Agnes Hill and John Miller, reversed and remanded Sam Taylor and others, and overruled several rehearing motions. Luther Jordan’s case and the Sealy street fight linked to the Ku Klux Klan were discussed.
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Orb Rangle
Hill
Luther Jordan
Nacogdoches
Wells
J. A. Mitchell
Coleman
John Miller
Williamson County
Robert Schaffner
Sealy
Mystery shot killed Wido Petitto. brother says accident
In Cleveland on November 28 a fatal shot during supper at the Petitto home was explained as accidental by Wido Petitto's brother John, who said he was cleaning a pistol when it discharged.
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Associated Provs
Cleveland
Wido Petitto
Wido
John 14
Lost light blue gray kitten near 1711 Harrison Street
A light bluish gray kitten with white feet and breast is missing and identified as the pet of Jeanne Howe. If found, call 6935 to return the animal to 1711 Harrison Street.
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Jeanne Howe
Harrison Street
Amarillo Band Heads West with Support from Local Dealers
The Amarillo High School band of sixty travels to Wichita Falls to back the Sandies against the Coyotes. The trip is funded by donations from the Amarillo Jobbers and Manufacturers association and members of the Amarillo Automobile Dealers association. Contributions totaling $108 from the Jobbers and Manufacturers plus support from numerous auto firms and suppliers funded the journey.
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Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Sandies
Coyotes
Amarillo Jobbers and Manufacturers Association
Amarillo Automobile Dealers Association
South
Jobbers and Manufacturers Association
Toney Chisum Cullam Motor Company
Ballew-Satterfield
Amarilla-Packard Company
Walter Irvin Ramming-Lampe Motor Company
Frost Motor Company
Gamble-Martin Company
Harman Motor Company
Hill Motor Company
McCarty Motor Company
Panhandle Motor Company
Plains-Chevrolet Company
the Westmoreland Company
General Auto Supply Company
Amarillo-Oldsmobile Company
McDonald Auto Supply Company
Charitable drive faces objections from workers and leaders
Mrs Anna Taylor treasurer says no worthy case is ever turned down and campaigners will provide detailed reports. A luncheon of lumbermen was expected to boost contributions while some workers claimed solicitors knew of cases turned down by charities.
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Anna Taylor
Teachers Head to State Meet in San Antonio
More than seventy Amarillo school teachers will depart for San Antonio to attend the Texas State Teachers association convention set for Friday and Saturday. Superintendent W. A. McIntosh and state constitution and by laws committee chair left for the event, joined by Col Harve H. Haines of the Board of City Development and board member Miss Laura V Hamner who will attend.
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Amarillo
San Antonio
Texas State Teachers Association
W. A. McIntosh
Col. Harve H. Haines
Board of
City Development
Laura V. Hamner
Candy shop window display celebrates Thanksgiving scene
The Martha Washington Candy shop features a week long window display. A 100 year old spinning wheel remains in operation beside a girl dressed as Martha Washington. Another window shows a miniature cabin and stockade with sheep cattle and other animals in the yard and a horn of plenty over a Puritan couple.
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Martha Washington
Anita McDowell
Proceedings in Court of Civil Appeals Seventh District Amarillo
The Court of Civil Appeals for the Seventh District at Amarillo held motions overruled in several cases and reversed and remanded in others. D. N. Massay et al versus John Studer. T. C. Overstreet versus C. H. McClelland rehearings. Reversed and cause dismissed in Walter Darlington et al versus M. H. Allison. Other cases submitted or from various counties including Lub bock Gray Carson Hemphill Lubbock Hutchinson were noted.
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Court of Civil Appeals For
Seventh District
Amarillo
D. N. Massay
John Studer
T. C. Overstreet
C. H. McClelland
Ft. Worth
Denver
South Plains
Clara Dalton
Realty Trust Co
Lubbock
J. H. Moore
C. F. Sears
Western Union Telegraph Co
J. A. Freeland
S. B. Rutter
A. W. Bennett
Hutchinson
Southwestern Public Service Co
Vester Smith
Gray
Rogers Case Continues as Police Probe Mystery
Louisville police resumed the Rogers case investigation into the disappearance of Mrs. McDowell Rogers from her Cherokee Park apartment. Detectives seek results from chemical tests on furnace pipe residues, examine grate bars and a wrench for blood, and probe leads involving Hal Harned and a nervous taxi passenger.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Rogers
McDowell Rogers
Cherokee Park
Harned
Realtors Hear Brymer Gilvin at Luncheon
W H Brymer and John Gilvin led the Amarillo Real Estate board luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel. Brymer gave a detailed report on the Panhandle trade trip from the prior week while Gilvin delivered a real estate sales talk.
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Brymer, Gilvin
W.H. Brymer
John Gilvin
Amarillo Real Estate Board
Amarillo Hotel
Mr. Brymer
Panhandle
Mr. Gilvin
Amarillans Return From Grain Rate Meeting
Y H Sparrow traffic manager of Great West Mill and Elevator and S J Cole head of transportation of the Board of City Development returned from a central committee meeting on the general grain rate investigation. The Fort Worth session revised a brief to be submitted in the grain cases.
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Y. H. Sparrow
Great West Mill and Elevator Company
S. J. Cole
Transportation Department
Board of City Development
Central Committee
Fort Worth
Naval Prisoners To Be Released Soon
The United States naval prison at Portsmouth New Hampshire will release about half of its 350 prisoners before Christmas if the Navy department does not change its mind. Lieutenant Colonel James K Tracy, commander, said he received a letter from Secretary Curtis D Wilbur asking for names of 50 percent of the inmates for clemency.
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Associated Press
Portsmouth
N. H
United States Naval Prison
Navy Department
James K. Tracy
Curtis D. Wilbur
Prince in Africa Cancels Hunt to Return Home
A dispatch from Morogoro, Africa, details Prince plans altered amid his father's illness. The prince sped toward home aboard a swift special train after receiving coded London messages and news that the king’s condition was steady, with Enterprise cruiser ordered to Dar es Salaam for protection.
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Sir Stanley Hewett
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Prince of Wales
Evening News Today
Morogoro
Africa
Sir Percival ‘Phillips
Daily Mail
Evening News
Sir Percival
Tanganyika
Dodoma
Dar-es-Salaam
Indian Ocean
London
Admiralty
Enterprise
Aden
Dar es-Salaam
Sir Percival Phillips
Three Industries Studied for Amarillo Development Plan
The Industrial Committee of the Board of City Development met at the Amarillo hotel to consider three possible industries for Amarillo. The panel, chaired by J. B. Coe, included J. W. Crudgington, W. A. Barlow, H. W. Blackburn, R. D. Rogers, and J. B. Gilvin with J. E. Biggs as acting secretary. Final action on the proposals is anticipated soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of City Development
Amarillo
J. B. Coe
J. W. Crudgington
W. A. Barlow
H. W. Blackburn
R. D. Rogers
J. B. Gilvin
J. E. Biggs
Mrs. Fannie Adkisson dies at 80 in Amarillo home
Amarillo resident Mrs. Fannie Adkisson, 80, died at 1000 Jackson Street at 6 30 AM. Survived by husband P N Adkisson and children including Charles and Frank Adkisson. Funeral from Polk Street Methodist Church Thursday at 3 50 PM with L N Stuckey officiating. Grand jury adjourned due to her death.
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Fannie Adkisson
Amarillo
Jackson Street
P. N. Adkisson
Lanhandle
John G. Ridings
Charles Adkisson
Frank Adkisson
District Criminal Court
Hardin Faces Probe Over Webb County Election Irregularities
During a congressional inquiry, Hardin testified yesterday about alleged irregularities in Webb county elections. Walls and county treasurer Bruni expressed surprise at his charges, noting Hardin claimed to aid in vindicating election officers while denying any intent to prosecute him for libel.
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Hardin
Congressional Investigation Committee
McAllen
Walls
A. M. Bruni
Webb County
McManus Silent After Rothstein Murder Arrest
George A. McManus, held on a murder charge in the Arnold Rothstein case, refuses to speak to District Attorney Banton. He sits in jail without bail awaiting a Friday hearing after the Park Central hotel room 349 night of November 4.
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Associated Press
New York
George A. McManus
Rothstein
Banton
Arnold Rothstein
Largest omelet served costs 25 dollars on highway
Manuel Lopez driving with 120 dozen eggs collided with J. H. Williams on an Amador county road near Jackson California. Williams paid 25 dollars for what authorities call the omelet resulting from the crash. No coffee was served.
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United Press
Jackson
Cal
Amador County
Here
Manuel Lopez
J. H. Williams
Williams
Artist Harrison Hendricks Visits Amarillo From Paris
Harrison G. Hendricks son of Judge and Mrs H G Hendricks returns to Amarillo for a few weeks after three years in New York and Paris where he studied art. He will stay until after the holidays before resuming study in New York. He trained with the Art Students League and is noted as well advanced. His mother is a leading Panhandle artist and Amarillo Art Association president.
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Harrison G. Hendricks
H. G. Hendricks
Amarillo
New York
Paris
Art Students League
Ballew and Satterfield Open New Auto Sales Room
The Ballew Satterfield company distributors of Hupmobile Reo and DeSoto in Amarillo and the Panhandle have opened a sales room at 2068 Polk Street in the former Lindyland building. The remodeled showroom displays a full line of Reo Hupmobile and DeSoto models with a large service and storage garage at Third and Tyler streets.
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Ballew-Satterfield Company
Hupmobile
Reo
DeSoto
Amarillo
Panhandle
Polk Street
Lindyland
Ballew-Sat
Flashy Life Snippets From The Associated Press
A scatter of brief items from New York to California covers science weight estimates by Paul Heyl, women in the Soviet navy, a dog custody dispute in New Jersey, a mischief of travel plans for Mrs Barer, flood light tech in Pittsburgh, a car accident near Harper’s Ferry, praise of American women by artists, lean pork trends in Kansas City, a New York visitor linked to beauty and glass making, Sierra Country Club gold findings, and air mail safety notes from Washington.
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Kansas City
E. Z. Russell
New York
William Orpen
England
Paula Gellibrand
Marquis de Casa Maury
Air expedition planned to find Noahs Ark for Chicago fair
Noahs Ark may become the object of an airplane search to exhibit at the 1933 Chicago World's Fair. Rufus C. Dawes received an offer to form a corporation to finance the search. William Strong proposed the effort as legitimate as Sahara stone ax head hunting.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mt. Ararat
Rufus C. Dawes
Dawes
William 4. Strong
The
Aviation Club of Chicago
Moody Bible Institute
Sahara
Strong
Chicago Association of Engineers
Strange Golf Quip Sparks Odd Nickname Tale
A fragment recalls a housewife and a boastful label in a golf game, noting a player called "load" after an earned name. The odd exchange hints at playful banter and a nickname arising from a quirky moment on the course.
Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Markets Report
Hogs and cattle markets across Kansas City and Chicago show gains. Kansas City quotes hog top at 8.50 with 9,000 head traded. cattle steady to higher with various weight classes showing improvements. sheep up 25 cents. Chicago reports 18,000 hogs, top 8.85 for 220–240 lb. cattle and calves mixed with gains in several weight ranges. sheep activity 11,000 head with higher undertone.
Fort Worth livestock market summary November report
Fort Worth and East St. Louis livestock prices list hogs cattle calves and sheep trends. Fort Worth hogs largely steady to 10 cents higher with top 8.80 and 185 to 220 pound hogs 8.65 to 8.80. cattle and calves include grass steers 9.00 to 10.50 and fat cows 8.00. feeder lambs 9.25 and feeder wethers 7.00. East St. Louis slaughter shows hogs up 5 to 10 cents with 160 to 250 pounds at 8.80 top. cattle calves steers 12.00 to 15.00, heifers 9.00 to 11.50, cows 7.50 to 8.50, bulls 9.00 down. sheep 1,900 head steady with lambs 13.75 to 18.25 and yearlings 11.25, fat ewes 4.00 to 5.0.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Chicago
iBy
Fort Worth
East ST. Louis
The
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Livestock and Cotton Market Summary
Oklahoma City livestock reports show cattle at 5000 head and calves 200 with steady prices. hogs up 10 cents. New York cotton opened steady then fluctuated with small gains overall. New Orleans prices rose after initial losses as market rallied on weather and crop data.
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New York
Associated Press
Liverpool
Wall Street
Commission House
New Orleans
Liverpool cotton prices ease. futures steady
The Liverpool market shows increased demand and easier spot prices with American grades quoted. Futures closed steady as Dec to Oct positions ranged around 10.58 to 10.84 while sales reached 7 000 bales and receipts 11 000. Chicago grain notes rains in Argentina easing wheat while corn firm on belt weather.
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Liverpool
Associated Press
Chicago
Argentina
Butter and Eggs Markets and Quiet New York Stocks
Butter steady in Chicago trading with unchanged butter values and varied egg quotations. New York Stock Exchange opened quiet with mixed advances led by Wright Aeronautical and Union Carbide, while several rails and chemicals rose and notable declines appeared in National Biscuit and Yellow Truck.
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New York
Associated Press
Wright Aero
Union Carbide
Canadian Pacific
New Haven
National Biscuit
Yellow Truck
Mexican Seaboard
Pacific Oil
Consolidated Gas
Wright Aeronautical
Motor Products
National Bellas Hess
International Nickel
American Sugar Refining
Adams Express
Liquid Carbonic Interstate Department
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Interboro Rapid Transit
New York Dock
Radio
Chesapeake & Ohio
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Fate
Cuban
Criminal Appeals Court
Kitten
Motor Dealers and Jobbers Association
Ambassador Morrow
Lindbergh
Georgina Collett
California
Chuck Dowling
University of Toronto
Montreal
Earth
France
Britain
League of Nations
Michailoff
Prince
Kolosa
B.C. D
Japan
M’manus
Harrison Hendricks
Ballew and Satterfield
LIND
Paul R. Heyl
Bureau of Standards
Leningrad
Vassilier
Edward J. Barber
Pittsburgh
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Potomac
Joseph C. Bloodgood
McClelland Barclay
Europe
Fifth Avenue
Mme
Mihri Hanum
Grass Valley
Calif
Sierra Country Club
Washington
W. Irving Glover
Vestris
Edgar A. Guest
James A Bennett & Co
N. W
Btvics
N. Y
James E. Bennett & Company
Alliot Chemical & Dy
American Can
Tovewe
American
American Steel & Foundry
American Tele. & Telg
American Woolen
Anaconda Copper
Atchison, Topeka & 3
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnedall Corporation
Bethlehem Steel
Chile Copper
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Crucible Steel
Dodge Motors
Dupont de Nemours
Famous Players
Fleischman Yeast
Freeport-Texas
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Great Western Sugar
Houston Oil
Hudson Motors
Hup Motors
Illinois Central
Independent Oil & Gasconese
Inspiration Copper
International Harvester
BRO International Nickel
Seseee
International Paper
International Tele. & Tech
Jordan Motors
Kansas City Southern
Kelly-Springfield
Ave
Kennecott Copper
Louisiana Oil
Middle States
Missouri
Kansas
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward and Co
Moon Motors
Nash Motors
Ohio Oil
Packard Motor
Pan-American Pet
Pennsylvania
Pere-Marquette
Phillips Petroleum
Burroughs
Cerre de Paseo
Milwaukee & St. P
Rock Island & I
of America
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Shell Union Oil
Sinclair Con
Woolworth Sci
Majestic Radio
Panhandle Music Co
Polk
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