Bovine Queen Elsie Visits Amarillo For Fair Showing
Elsie the Borden cow arrives in Amarillo on a DC-3 charter for a 3:30 am stop at English Field before a Dallas Texas State Fair exhibit. She tours with 16 city cross country trip and 8 000 air miles, staying Oct 5 to Oct 20 at the Old Mill building with milkmaids Anne and Edith Perrin. She may request ice cream for local children.
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Elsie
Borden Company
Amarillo
Dallas
West
English Field
Flying Tigers
Borden's
Anne
Edith Perrin
Dutch Neck
N. J
Borden
Kenniston Nearing Discharge From Amarillo Hospital
Ralph Kenniston chief of the Amarillo division for the Bureau of Internal Revenue is about ready for discharge from the Veterans Hospital where he has been for three weeks after major surgery. Attendants report his condition is satisfactory and he has made steady improvement. Alfalfa is a legume related to the sweet pea. The term vegetarianism entered use around 1847.
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Ralph Kenniston
Amarillo
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Veterans Hospital
Kenniston
O'Brien Opens His Campaign for Congress
Republican candidate Frank T. O'Brien announced his bid for Congress in the Panhandle district with radio appeals. He called for repeal of the Norris LaGuardia Act and a Wagner Act amendment to end the secondary boycott and grant equal rights to labor and management. He urged laws to hold unions in corporations accountable for contract violations and illegal acts, and he faces incumbent Eugene Worley in the contest.
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Frank T. O’brien
Congress
Panhandle
O'Brien
Legisla
Tion
O’brien
Chicago
William H. Bush
Amarillo
Eugene Worley
Shamrock
Reynolds and McMurtry Attend National Home Builders Meeting
K. S. Reynolds and Clifford McMurtry left last night for Washington D C to attend a directors meeting of the National Home Builders Association convening for discussions on housing policy and industry adjacency.
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K. S. Reynolds
Clifford McMurtry
Washington, D. C
National Home Builders Association
Home Builders Association Sets Meetings at Statler Hotel
Four days at the Statler Hotel with Texas Panhandle Home Builders Association leaders. President Mr Reynolds and Vice President Mr McMurtry will discuss the agenda with Housing Expeditor Wilson Wyatt and other industry figures. They will report on the October 18 meeting. no session during their absence. The Mississippi River has more than 40 tributaries.
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Statler Hotel
Reynolds
Texas Panhandle Home _ Builders Association
McMurtry
Wilson Wyatt
Mr. McMurtry
Texas Panhandle Home Builders Assocition
Aleen Salmon
Incurable Fort Worth Girl Reaches 14th Birthday
Bobbie Dean McGregor, age 14, celebrated a birthday despite a lifelong incurable heart ailment and ongoing battles with illness. Doctors have long warned she may not survive, noting she suffered nine heart attacks in the past week while bedridden.
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Fort Worth
Bobbie
Dean McGregor
W. C. McGregor
Poet and musician Bobbie Dean earns school honors
Bobbie Dean has won honors as a poet and is an accomplished musician. The brief notes the student received recognition for creative work and musical talent during the school year.
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Bobbie Dean
Potter County Grand Jury Returns Three Indictments
The Potter County grand jury returned three indictments yesterday afternoon and adjourned until Oct 23 unless summoned earlier. One indictment charges Ruth Knight with forgery. she was recently returned from Oklahoma City where she had been arrested. Others named have not yet been arrested. Mining is Bolivia’s chief industry.
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Potter County
Ruth Knight
Oklahoma City
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Vita-Kaps
Teddy
Brant
the Bear
Aim
Pound Epsom
Mary Lakes
Ayds Candy
Supreme Hom
TORIC
Kate
Keller
Miles
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Dolph
Oseame By
Putnam
Cookie Jar
Edad
Mississippi River
Bolivia
Seattle
U.P
Jacob B. Little
Little
Post Office Drug
Cretney’s
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