Weather and social notes from Amarillo area column
Forecast calls for heavy showers then colder conditions by Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. Readers hear about a wedding at the News Globe office and community notes including a bridge club tourney, lost dog, and local chatter on sports and politics with references to Panhandle wheat experiments and national headlines.
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Amarillo
Hattie Bliss
Amarilla
Panhandle
Crystal Ballroom
Herring
Amer Smelt & Ref
RIM North American CA
Northern Parifiec
Amer Tel & Tel
Obie Oi Armour & Co
Otte Steel
Anaconda
Atchvon Top & & F
Packard
Auburn Auto Seaeee
Penney Cn
Penneylvania RR
Philline
Baltimore & Ohio O
Lily
Baldwin
South Pac RR
Chrysler
Southern Railway
Aly
Tide- Water
Trans-America
Douglas Aircraft
Deere
United Air Lines
United Corp
Pierce & Cay
United Cross
Amara
Reading
United
Firestone
Prey Poster
Gen Foods
Paly
Sire
Drethen Motors
ARM Us
Goodrich Aly Bw Warner
Joodveser
Westinghouse Flerral Tat Aly
Great Northern RR Plaza
Woolworth
Hope Motors
New York
A. Pierce & A Houdanle Hershey
Hudson Motore
Fiatyre
Internat Harvester
Internat Arkanone
Marconi
Internat Innes
Cities Service
Amarile Miding Electric Road
Johns
Maneville
Humble
Bom
Kelvinator
Jas Niagara Hudson
Kennerott Tee
Pittsburgh Plate
Ginsa
Alesha Juneau
National Steel
Power & Light
NY Central
Radio Schedule Highlights A Day of Music and News
A detailed on air timetable lists KGRC and WBS programs throughout a day. It features news briefs, concerts by Waltz Tunes and Cre rose Wood, musical variety segments, farm and grain updates, and entries for Betty Crocker and Jane Walker. The grid notes many time slots, announcers, and orchestra lineups.
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Don Jose
Maria
DeWitt Landis
Bill Dodge
WBSA
WBS
Jan Hubarts
Harry Hickox
The
Nat
United Press News
Micro News
Sky Pilot
A & Faris
Misouri Hill Bullies
Reveille
Withohn Josey and Co
Jack Denny
Betty Crocker
John Ballard
Lawrence
Edward Lloyd's Orchestra
Grain Close
Kensax City
Betty
Bob
Melody Pallette
Duke Filing
Victor Arden
Allison
Btarr
Taylor King
Salon Orchestra
Diana March
WBB8
Jack Armstrong
Hal Stuart
Perkins Says Business Turns Toward Better Times
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins told the American Federation of Labor in Atlantic City that business industry and agriculture have made the turn toward better times. She highlighted durable goods industries leading the recovery and urged employers and labor to practice self-rule in the public interest.
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Frances Perkins
American Federation of Labor
Miss Perkins
Alice Stoll Takes Stand in Robinson Kidnapping Trial
Louisville today heard Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll as a key witness in the federal kidnapping case against Frances A. Robinson and Thomas H. Robinson Sr. She testified that Mrs. Robinson saved her life after being intercepted in an automobile ride to Louisville. She insisted her gratitude stemmed from not being left alone in a closet during captivity in Indianapolis, where she claimed to have been held with a yellow Persian kitten later missing.
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Alice Speed Stoll
Frances A. Robinson
Thomas H. Robinson, Sr
Robinson
T Louisville Society
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Help wanted ads from readers seek ranch farm and domestic work
A jumble of letters from readers in need of employment items include a couple seeking ranch or farm work with references, a widow seeking housekeeper or child care, a family needing milk and laundry help, and requests for volunteers to start a vaudeville road show. Names and addresses appear, with several Texas locations and contact points.
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Trek Tam Na
Tack Tam
Lacy
Audrey
East Fourteenth Ave
Tack
Blind Institute
Austin
Suspended jail term for Texas man tied to illegal still
Hartley County rancher Co R Wiseman 32 of Channing pleaded guilty to operating a still after a federal raid August 15. Judge James C Wilson suspended a six month sentence for two years citing no prior trouble. Other pleas included Hal W McBride of Amarillo with 14 months for liquor law violations and several defendants receiving terms or suspensions in related cases.
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Panhandle
Armene
Zane Grey
Co. R. Wiseman
Bull Dogger
Channing
James C. Wilson
Hartley County
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wilson
Wiseman
Hal W. McBride
Amarillo
Leavenworth
McBride
Clarence Aikin
Aikin
Atkin
Joseph H. Clouse
Oliver Goldsmith
Borger
Potter County
Wm. F. Goldsmith
Federal Reformatory
el Reno
Okla
Edgar
Calvin R. Edgar
el Reno Reformatory
J. B. Omer
Charles O. Caldwell
Fl Reno
James O. Davidson
Deahl
Hollis W. Evans
Quitaque
U.S. Cotton Tax Action Not Enjoinable, Judge Rules
United States district attorneys may proceed with enforcement against farmers who fail to pay the six cents per pound tax on cotton over Bankhead allotments. Judge Bascom Deaver issued the ruling in Albany. In a Kansas City dispatch, two bandits robbed the Alvis Acceptance Corporation, taking $7,207 in cash, checks and money orders, with a third accomplice waiting in a car. $1,140 was in cash and money orders.
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Chemical Corporation
Yall
Wilson
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Altos
Midwest
Ahjmat
Johns Hopking
United Stakes
Dirkena Torbecewis
Charies
Albany
United State District
Bascom Deaver
Kansas City
Alvis Acceptance Corporation
McDonald Charges To Be Heard Soon In House
In Austin on October 8 the House will hear impeachment charges against Texas agriculture commissioner J E McDonald under an impeachment resolution adopted today. The action follows a resolution bringing the case before the House. The charges arise from alleged misconduct in office and will be examined as part of the legislative process.
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Wall Street Journal
Stratford
Texas
J. D Armend
Armend
Russia
Texas Panhandle
McDonald
Austin
J. FE. McDonald
Texas Agriculture
House of Representatives
Markets Mixed Cattle and Cotton Updates From Midwest and New Orleans
Kansas City livestock bids show steady to higher moves with best grades and big steers leading gains while sheep and cows see modest rises. New Orleans cotton opens higher with gains after a brief early slip as traders await a government crop report and adjust positions.
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Kansas City
Ort
Vol. Bod. A.hoga
Brno
New Orleans
Oct
Iower
Amarillo Caravan To Guymon Fair Heads West
A dozen cars form a motorcade to carry Amarilloans to the Guymon Okla fair and race meet this Wednesday. Organizers Bill Berechler Bob Epperson and Jim Florey say the four day event opens today with bigger premiums more exhibits and enlarged buildings. The Amarillo party leaves at 7 am returning that night with listed participants.
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Amarillo
Wilbur C. Hawk
Jerry Ratcliff Mason King
Cal Farley
Ross D Rogers
Bill Frost
Arthur Ware
Jim Williams
Hreb Budke
Jack Allen Wilson Ballew
Bob Epperson
Carrie Nation
Julius Dorenfield
Glenn Miller
Bill Beechler
Jim Vernon
Bruce Autry
Bill Honey
Bob Crudgington
Nat Glenn
George Richardson
Sam Elkins
John Cowan
C. T. Crowe
Jim Florey
Oscar Randal
S. L. Kirk
N.S. Griggs
Peace Leader of Parliament Quits
George Lansbury resigns as leader of the parliamentary Labour Party in the House of Commons. Major Clement R. Attlee is elected to succeed him as the party repeats its stance urging punishment of Italy for its invasion of Ethiopia.
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London
George Lansbury
Labor Party
House of Commons
Italy
Ethiopia
Clement R. Attlee
Lansbury
Chemist Ralph Willard Plans Move After Monkey Experiments
In Hollywood on October 8 humane officers halted Ralph Willard a Russian born chemist who attempted freezing experiments on monkeys. He announced plans to relocate his laboratory to another state but declined to specify a destination.
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Hollywood
Calif
Ralph Willard
Accidental Killing At Westover Filling Station
In Seymour a 16 year old, Buddy Wilhite, son of Elmer and Mrs Wilhite of Westover, was killed by a single bullet from a small caliber pistol he was handling alone at a filling station. Justice of the Peace Hugh L White ruled the shooting accidental.
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Seymour
Oct
Buddy Wilhite
Elmer Wilhite
Westover
Justice of the
Hugh L White
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