Joint Recital by Clairbert and D Arkor at High School Auditorium
Outstanding in the year s musical Pillings is the joint recital of Clare Clairbert and Andre D Arkor presented Tuesday evening December 6 in the High School Auditorium. Clairbert soprano was on Emil F Myers artist course last year and impressed audiences with precision. D Arkor from Opera Comique Paris is new to local audiences with a dreamy voice suited to Romeo. The duo has triumphed on a transcontinental tour under Emil F Myers Amarillo College of Music sponsorship. tickets on sale at the College of Music.
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Pillings
Clare Clairbert
Andre D’arkor
Clairbert
Emil F. Myers
D’arbor
Opera Comique
Paris
Romeo
Amarillo College of Music
The
College of Music
Prohibition Debate Hovers Over Looming Congress Session
Senator McNary told President Hoover that prompt action on repeal could be expected in the forthcoming short session. The House action on repeal and beer remains uncertain while Senator Bingham argues against rushed repeal.
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Swashington
McNary
Ore
Hoave
Congress
Noted Medical Men Address Convention
Noted physicians and surgeons met at the post-graduate medical assembly of South Texas in Uston on November 29. The event runs three days with papers read and discussed, featuring Dr. Robert B. Osgood of Harvard, Dr. Robert C. Coffey of Oregon, and Dr. Edward W. A. Ochsner of Tulane. The opening included meetings closed to laymen and a public health forum led by Dr. Morris Fishbein of Chicago and Dr. E. H. Cary of Dallas.
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Uston
Graduate Medical Assembly of
South Texas
Robert B. Osgood
Harvard
Robert C. Coffey
Oregon University
Edward W
Mrs Narcissa Story Dies Unexpectedly at 75
Mrs Narcissa Story 75 years old died early Tuesday at her niece Mrs Charles Gregg’s home 807 Jefferson Street after arising from bed and collapsing. Physicians attributed the death to apoplexy. She had lived here with her niece for 10 years and leaves relatives in Kansas and Missouri. A Central Presbyterian Church member funeral plans await relatives’ convenience.
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Narcissa Story
Charles Gregg
Jefferson Street
N. 8. Griges & Sons
Quinn Wins New Trial In Killing Of Sisters
Oklahoma City November 29 Earl Quinn ex convict accused of highway murders of Jessie and Zexia Griffith Blackwell school teachers won a new trial and reversal of his death sentence in the Oklahoma Criminal Court of Appeals The court ruled he did not receive a fair trial and ordered a retrial in another county Quinn was charged with both murders but tried only for the killing of the younger sister who was also assaulted.
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Oklahoma City
Earl Quinn
Jessie
Zexia Griffith
Blackwell
Oklahoma Criminal Court of Appeals
Quinn
State's Inn
McAlester
Kay County
Missouri
Kansas City
Santa Claus Visit at City Auditorium Next Tuesday
Globe News announces a big Santa welcoming event at City Auditorium with a 2:30 matinee and 7:30 evening show next Tuesday December 6. Free admission tickets for children and parents are listed in the Christmas Shopping edition, with gift tickets to be distributed at the auditorium. Merchants promise many presents, and further details appear inside.
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Big Globe News
Santa Claus
City Auditorium
Sunday News Globe
Canada
Arctic
Globe and News
Banker's sanity questioned in Brownsville bank case
Houston Nov 29 The government pressed its case to show Mer chants National Bank of Browns ville closed after alleged fund manipulations were by a sane man not insanity John Gregg gray haired bank president faced a misappropriation charge of about 400000 with plea of not guilty by reason of insanity defense Witnesses testified Gregg allegedly borrowed at least 300000 from the bank once worth 550000 capitalization Defense sought to show Gregg influenced bank policy by telegraph and telephone The bank closed last March 25 by order of the comptroller of the currency and its receiver says Gregg owes the bank about 300000 with no payments since.
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Houston
U.P
Merchants National Bank of
Brownsville
John Gregg
James c. Wilson
Rio Grande Valley
U. S
Albert Thomas
Gregg
R. B. Creager
Clarance Kendall
Oscar G. Schendel
John M. Young
Young
Michigan Solon Dies On Way to Capital
Congressman James C. McLaughlin of Muskegon Michigan, 74, Republican, died of heart failure in his Lincoln Hotel suite in Marion Virginia while traveling to Washington. He rose to bathe and collapsed before reaching the tub. Accompanied by secretary Anna Jensen and her companion Miss Gould, his body was held pending orders.
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Marion
Conan James C. McLaughlin
Muskegon
Mich
Lincoln Hotel
Michigan
Washington
McLaughlin
Anna Jensen
Gould
Smyth County
Famous Canadian mining man dies in Sweetwater
Col J R Gordon 78 a mining engineer from Toronto Ontario and brother of Charles W Gordon known as Ralph Connor died here after a ten day illness He was struck ill while traveling from Toronto to California He is survived by two daughters Helen Gordon and Mrs F W Chambers of Toronto a brother Dr Henry Gordon of Winnipeg and sister in law Mrs Mable Symms The body will be sent to Toronto for burial Friday
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Sweetwater
J. R. Gordon
Toronto
Ontario
Charles W. Gordon
Ralph Connor
California
Geneva
Switzerland
Gordon
Helen Gordon
Henry Gordon
Negro driver in Oklahoma City hold up confesses
Oklahoma City police say Dwight Miles, a black man, confessed to driving a car for two others in the November 18 holdup that fatally wounded Jack Denmark, a pawnshop clerk. Miles implicates another black man then held in Amarillo, Texas, in the case.
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Oklahoma City
Dwight Miles
Jack Denmark
Miles
Amarillo
Texas
Saint Andrew’s Day Holy Communion at St. Andrew’s
The local Episcopal church will hold a Holy Communion service at 10 a.m. to memorialize Saint Andrew. All parish members are invited to attend. A separate note states that over 42 percent of total sales from fares occur during September October and November.
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ST. Andrew’s Church
Farres
Good Will Club Project Announced in Amarillo
Bill Day of the Amarillo chamber of commerce announces a new Good Will Club to promote fellowship trips to neighboring cities. Civic clubs are invited to join without fees. a business group will lead one day outings. Chairman is Bill Beechler of Cunningham Floral. Day and staff will assist.
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Amarillo
Bill Day
Chamber of Commerce
Day
Bill Beechler
Cunningham Floral Company
Good Will
Beechler
Kier
Want Pullman tips cut and pay increased
In Cincinnati on November 29 a campaign to end tipping on Pullmans was outlined by the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters led by A. Philip Randolph. Porters now earn about 72.50 a month and face a potential 10 percent cut as efforts push for higher wages and union recognition by Pullman companies.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Brotherhood of
A. Philip Randolph
New York
Randolph
American Federation of Labor
Pullman
Porters’ Union
Pullman Companies
United States
Rudolph
Brotherhood
Santa Fe official calls Panhandle Plains improving
W T Etter of Chicago vice president of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway completed an inspection tour of Texas lines in Amarillo and surrounding Panhandle Plains. He noted favorable agricultural and business conditions with improvements across the Panhandle and South Plains, praising cotton yields and overall trends.
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W. T. Etter
Chicago
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Amarillo
Texas Lines
Panhandle-Plains
Panhandle
South Plains
Doctor andBusiness Man Killed in Duel in Mississippi
In Columbus Mississippi on November 29 a pistol duel in the street killed Dr W C Brewer owner of Columbus Hospital and prominent surgeon and Charles H Jacob a local business man died en route to the hospital. No witnesses came forward and officers investigated the shooting to determine cause.
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Columbus
Miss
W. C. Brewer
Columbus Hospital
Mississippi
Charles H. Jacob
Brewer
Patman to Seek Probe of Treasury Tax Deals
Rep. Patman a Texas Democrat announced plans to sponsor a congressional probe in the coming session into Treasury Department refunds to large corporations. The inquiry targets heavy tax refunds and related deals under Treasury policy. The move signals intensified congressional scrutiny of federal tax practices and corporate refunds.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Rep
Patman
Texas
Apparent Slayer Path Leads To State Prison
In McAlester Oklahoma on November 29 authorities traced faint evidence in the ax killings of Joe House 74 former police chief and his wife 68. A distinctive shoe sole print near the crime scene led footprints to the state penitentiary nearby. Tom House a son was held for questioning.
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Mcalester
Okla
U.P
Joe House
State Penitentiary
Tom House
Railway line to be abandoned in Atascosa County Texas
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the San Antonio Southern Railway to abandon 10 miles of track from Jourdanton to Christine in Atascosa County, Texas, despite opposition from the Texas Railroad Commission.
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Washington
Texas Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
San Antonio Southern Railway
Jourdanton
Christine
Atascosa County
Texas
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A poem about a man and his clever terrier who shows courtesy to visitors yet defends the daily meals. The speaker notes the dog’s intelligence but argues wisdom alone is not enough and that a human must also act with kindness toward others, including those less fortunate.
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Edgar A. Guest
Debt settlement details amid Britain war debt talks
Report notes Britain must meet a December 15 deadline or default. Under the debt funding agreement the 30 million dollar principal may be waived on proper application but 65.5 million in interest is not postponable. Sir Ronald visited the treasury after Mills and Secretary Stimson conferred with President Hoover on the debts issue.
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Britain
Sir Ronald
Treasury
Mills
Stimson
Hoover
Pound hits new low as war debts worry spooks markets
London reports the Pound sterling slid to a new record low of 3.14 dollars amid ongoing war debt uncertainty, then rallied to close at 3.154 dollars. The move reflects continued market nerves and fiscal concerns affecting currency values.
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London
Wilcox May Move Offices to Texas from Oklahoma
Wilcox Oil & Gas president Herman F. Wilcox said Tulsa headquarters could shift to Dallas or Houston within four months due to political interference in oil. He warned of a broader exodus of staff, planning to visit Texas soon to inspect office locations. The firm employs about 500 in Oklahoma and runs refineries at Bristow and Pampa, Texas.
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Tulsa
Okla
U.P
Homer F. Wilcox
Wilcox Oil & Gas Company
Dallas
Houston
Oklahoma
Texas
Wilcox
Bristow
Pampa
Tex
Fort Worth Ministers Oppose Prohibition Repeal
Fort Worth pastors and Tarrant County church leaders unite to oppose any revision or repeal of dry laws. A ministerial committee will draft a petition urging congressmen to vote against repeal and calling on Texas legislators to preserve current prohibition.
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Fort Worth
Tarrant County
Texas
Ministers’ Association
Young bandit gets pen term in Amarillo crime round up
Trial of Jose Garcia, a Mexican national, opened in 47th District Court on an assault with intent to murder charge for shooting Adela Barcia Albarado on South Arthur Street. Autrey Bradley received seven years for robbery of the Army and Navy Store on Taylor Street. Five suspects were indicted in the holdup. two remain at large while others secured severances. The grand jury convened again as more indictments were anticipated. Guy Haynes, a Black man, was acquitted of liquor-law violations.
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Jose Garcia
47Th District Criminal Court
Garcia
Adela Barcia Albarado
South Arthur Street
Autrey Bradley
Army & Navy
Taylor Street
Fourth Avenue
Sid Howard
Jexs Pore
Dorothy Floyd
Hershell Fullbright
Louis Feferman
Army and Navy
Bradley
Amarillo
Guy Haynes
C W Bradley Dies In Local Hospital
Chester Whitney Bradley aged 43 of 3212 West Fourth Avenue died early Tuesday in an Amarillo hospital. Survived by widow, four sons Richard Forest Wayne Robert, mother from Enid Oklahoma, three brothers W F Enid H H San Diego P F Bradley Medford and a sister Mrs H G Stokes San Diego. Three half brothers Otis L Bradley Geary Claude C Bradley Whittier and Fred S Bradley Modesto, half-sister Mrs John Base Alberta Canada. Funeral service 2:30 Wednesday at Boxwell Brothers Chapel with Rev Gaston Foote officiating.
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Chester Whitney Bradley
West
Fourth Avenue
Amarillo
Bradley
Richard
Forest
Wayne
Robert
Enid Ok’s
W. F
Enid
Okla
H. H
San Diego
Calif
P. F. Bradley
Medford
H. G. Stokes
Otis L. Bradley
Geary
Claude C. Bradley
Whittier
Fred S., Bradley
Modesto
John Base
Alberta
Canada
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Gaston Foote
Texas Livestock Loans Ready for Distribution
Fort Worth Nov 29 A total of 346 loans worth 2 368 578 has been approved to aid Texas livestock and feeder industries. A E Thomas executive VP and GM of the Texas unit of the Reconstruction Finance Corp announces the funds will be released after inspections. Feeder loans of 466 210 have already been issued to 54 ranchers by the regional agricultural credit corporation of Fort Worth with branches in San Angelo and Houston. There are 1 144 applications awaiting action totaling 10 053 875 across the three offices.
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Fort Worth
Texas
A. E. Thomas
Texas Agricultural Unit
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Thomas
Region Agricultural Credit Corporation of
San Angelo
Houston
Corporation
Thief Steals Sample Case Full of One-Handed Gloves
A thief stole a sample case from a salesman in front of the Angelus Hotel. The case contained many right-handed gloves and was found in a vacant lot after the thief discarded it upon discovering the pile of items. Police reported the loot was recovered at Amarillo headquarters.
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Amarillo
Angelus Hotel
Sailor from Maryland Goes AWOL for Christmas
A homesick sailor from Maryland admitted he deserted the Navy to return home for Christmas. He and a companion planned by car from Amarillo to California San Pedro where authorities arrested them for stealing a car. The man will be returned to California as punishment.
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Amarillo
Navy
Maryland
San Pedro
Cal
California
Judge Wilson Receives Law Library at Amarillo
Judge James O. Wilson reports the department of justice has provided a law library for Amarillo. The costly books arrive daily and will be kept in his private office in the Federal Building, opened to lawyers only during court terms.
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James Oo. Wilson
Amarillo
Hawk Funeral Set for Wednesday in Effingham Kansas
Funeral services will be held Wednesday in Effingham Kansas for LaFayette T. Hawk father of Wilbur C. Hawk Globe News general manager who died Sunday at his Effingham home. Wilbur C. Hawk left Amarillo to attend with Mrs Hawk. Four sons and three daughters survive the pioneer farmer banker.
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Effingham
Kan
LaFayette T. Hawk
Wilbur C. Hawk
The
Globe News
Amarillo
Hawk
Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Market Roundup
Kansas City livestock traded 4,600 head with cattle and calves at mixed losses and gains. Hogs mostly 10 cents lower. top at 3.00 for choice 160 210 fire and related ranges. New Orleans cotton opened weak as sterling hit fresh lows, with January at 6.65, March 5.75, May 5.84 amid hedge selling and light buying.
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Kansas City
New Orleans
Liverpool
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