Birds and Sandies Echo in Amarillo Football News
A nostalgic column blends song lore with high school football gossip. Highlights Sandies promising play, coach Stolienwerck links to SMU past, and praise for Blair Cherry and Howard Lynch. Local reader notes and weather forecast tint the piece, along with humor about a pedal-tethered pep squad and a dairy of small town life.
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Stolienwerck
Lawton
N. D. Bartlett
News-Globe
Amarillo Sandies
Southwest
Seans
Sandies
Sandiers
Blair Cherry
Howard Lynch
Amarillo observes Fire Prevention Week with school aid
Monday marked the start of distribution of fire prevention inspection cards to students as Amarillo joins Fire Prevention Week. Posters showing fire tolls went up in the business district. Rolla Cartwright, assisting as mayor's committee assistant chairman, said two mercantile district inspections per week would identify hazards and verify if recommendations were followed. A parade of firefighting equipment was being planned for Tuesday.
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Amarillo
Rolla Cartwright
Mercantile
State labor, bonds, and child labor debate in Texas session
The Texas legislature discusses relief bonds of six million versus two million, with Rep. Atkin arguing for a lower sum. Debate over surrendering child labor regulation to Congress provokes strong state rights opposition, with Sen. Holbrook calling it a communistic move.
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J. M. Atkin
Paris
Ohio
Texas
Senate
House Committee
Congress
House
Sen
T. J. Holbrook
Galveston
Holebrook
Holmes Trial Ends In Second Deadlock
In the 47th District Court a jury again failed to reach a verdict in the Alford Holmes statutory offense case. The prior trial ended after a weekend deliberation. District Attorney Grady Hazlewood said the case would be transferred to Claude in Armstrong County for another trial. Jurors reportedly stood nine to three for conviction on Sunday.
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47Th District Court
Alford Holmes
Henry
Railroad labor rise 3.57 percent in mid September
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports railroad employment up 3.57 percent from September last year. A total of 1,030,000 men were on the payroll, compared with 1,014,746 on August 15, a 3.48 rise from August 1932.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Amarillo Welcomes Duplicate Bridge in City Nights
A local note reports Amarillo will start duplicate bridge games at 8 p.m. each Thursday beginning next week, hosted by Mrs. Roach at 1422 Harrison Street. The piece humorously reproves excessive horn blowing while signaling a new, more refined pastime arriving in town.
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Amarillo
Tack column letters seek baby clothes and a ride
A reader asks Printing Room to publish for baby clothes as their stork is due soon and requests any readers who can help. A second letter seeks transportation to Topeka Kansas to visit a son, noted as a request in Tack letters page.
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Tack
Topeka
Kan
Belt and Kelly Linked to Bank Fraud Allegations in Amarillo Case
Government prosecutor Eastus detailed alleged embezzlement of 300000 to 400000 by Harvey Sheets known as Kelly, tied to Buckeye Savings and Metropolian Life, with past indictments in Clarksburg and Panhandle counties. Defense asserts no Panhandle indictments, Kelly arrived in Amarillo broke, with high‑level supporters claiming he was a victim.
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Eastus
Clarksburg
W. Va
Kelly
Amarillo
J. 8. Belt Helium
Panhandle
Miller
Belt
West Virginia
Disarmament Talks Show French German Rift at Geneva
France presses a four year test period with no armament reductions while Germany wants immediate disarmament or higher arms. Boncour and Eden review stalled progress as Simon plans cabinet talks in London. Attitudes remain opposed on how to begin disarmament and supervision.
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Paul Boncour
Davis
Nadolny
Anthony Eden
Sir John Simon
Simon
London
France
Germany
Sleepwalking Soldier Dies in San Antonio Era Dispatch
A San Antonio dispatch reports Lt. E C Quereau, a Palo Duro camp officer, died after sleepwalking incidents. He traveled Monday to Lufkin under Capt J E F Cardwell’s command on Fort Sam Houston instructions. Survived by his father E C Quereau, his mother, four brothers, and others. He had worked in San Antonio real estate for six years and was in CCC service only two weeks before death.
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J. EF. Cardwell
Palo Duro
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Quereau
San Antonio
E. C. Quereau
Qureau
CCC
Wayside Farmer Dies After Brief Illness
Franklin Benjamin Lowrey 55 pioneer Wayside Community farmer died at 9:30 Monday in an Amarillo hospital after a short illness. Survived by daughters Mrs D T Northcut and Mrs Billie Lou Lowrey of Silverton. sons Monroe and Dick Lowrey of Silverton. brothers Lewland of Dallas Allen of Florida. sisters Mrs Leon Phillips of Shreveport La and Mrs Lillie Reeves of Little Rock Ark. Funeral Tuesday at Wayside Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home to announce service hour.
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Amarillo
D. T. Northcut
Billie Lou Lowrey
Silverton
Monroe
Dick Lowrey
Lewland Lowrey
Dallas
Allen Lowrey
Florida
Leon Phillips
Shreveport
Lillie Reeves
Little Rock
Ark
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Disabled Russian Ace Sets Mark in Amphibian
A one legged Russian flyer, Major Alexander P. De Seversky, set an amphibian speed record of 177.79 miles per hour at the National Charity Air Pageant held at Roosevelt Field New York on October 9. He lost a limb during World War I aerial combat.
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New York
Alexander P. de Seversky
Roosevelt Field
Mother and six children perish in Pequot fire
A mother and her six children aged seven months to nine years perished today when their Pequot home burned as they slept. The cause is undetermined.
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Pequot, Minn
Apri
Markets Ticker Reports Livestock and Cotton Movements
Kansas City hogs and cattle markets show varied prices with hog top at 5.05 and cattle gains across ranges. New Orleans cotton opens weaker on hedge selling, later steadies as crop forecast climbs to 12,885,000 bales. New York stocks mixed as grains and metals move. October hogs hit new Chicago high of 5.55.
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Brady case continues as bank robbery suspect identified
In Springer New Mexico on July 7 cashier E J Boyd named Brady as a bandit. Two women defended the prisoners Leona Deeper of Oklahoma City and Beulah Jackson of Tulsa claimed to be married to Brady or Clark but later admitted they were not married.
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United
Mrs. Thompson
Gang arrests across cities in mail robbery plot
Federal authorities say 26 persons were arrested in Denver Kansas City Minneapolis Boston San Antonio Springfield Tl New York Detroit and Chicago for conspiring to dispose of mail robbery loot following Labensberger's death. Police move swiftly on the case with charges pending across multiple jurisdictions.
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Boston
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Springfield
New York
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August Cotton Consumption Reaches Historic High
The New York Cotton Exchange Service reports August consumption at 2,179,000 bales, the highest for any August since 1927 and likely the record August for the spinning industry. July intake was 2,104,000, with 1932 August at 1,819,000 and two years ago at 1,830,000.
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New York Cotton Exchange Service
Johnson leads Amarillo Buy Now observance with NRA nod
Gen Hugh Johnson opened a city observance in Amarillo this week as part of the Buy Now campaign under the NRA program. Details mention Illinois Central, International Cement, International Harvester, and other listed firms in a broad business nod amid the period's economic actions.
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Amarillo
Hugh 8. Johnson
NRA
NRA Compliance Board Prep For Midweek Meeting
The general council and compliance board continue NRA activities. The third regular compliance board meeting is set for 2 PM Tuesday, chaired by Roy Cullum after a 10 day absence. Rolla Townsend notes several complaints to review. Horace Russell says the general council will convene Wednesday at 9 30 AM.
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NRA
General Council
Compliance Board
Roy Cullum
Rolla Townsend
Horace Russell
Price Codes Before Administration
Washington on October 9 price regulation faced public hearings before the Farm Administration as the National Association of Retail Grocers pressed to add a provision to the food and grocery code. They sought a minimum markup over cost of 2 to 7 percent to curb sale below cost. Farm Administrator George N. Peek opposed stabilizing price rules, while Grocers’ head H. C. Peterson vowed a last ditch fight and secretary-manager C. H. Jenssen called Peek’s stance government endorsement of loss making, cut throat competition.
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National Association of Retail Grocers
Food and Grocery Code
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H. C. Peterson
Grocers’ Association
C. H. Jenssen
Peck
Kidnaping trial details unfold with kinship ties and testimony
Prosecutors outline witnesses from Kathryn Kelly to Armon Shannon kin and Coleman farm ties. J H Mathers cites willingness to testify for his wife while Hyde previews key testimonies from Mrs Coleman Gay Shannon and sheriff Mills regarding the Urschel ransom, farm conspiracies, and flight details.
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Two teen girls in court linked to Kelly clan case arrest
In Memphis the father hired by Kathryn to reach an attorney. the girl sent home named the Kellys hiding place and led to their capture. Federal agents would not reveal if Arnolds were in the city. Pauline Frye, 15, Kathryn Kelly’s daughter, and Ruth Shannon, 14, daughter of R. G. Shannon, appeared in court.
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Notorious US kidnap gangsters begin life terms under Lindbergh act
In Leavenworth two infamous criminals Harvey J. Bailey and Albert L. Bates arrived as federal convicts to serve life sentences for the Urschel kidnapping. Bates heads to Atlanta, Bailey to McNeil Island after dyeing his hair out. Bailey may face Kansas City murder trial as witnesses identify him at Union Station.
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U.P
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Albert L. Bates
Denver
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Lindbergh
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Basic Principle of Osteopathy: Adjustment
This piece asserts that adjustment is the core across sciences and daily life. It links universal law of adjustment to osteopathy, noting that mal adjustments occur in the spine and other tissues and that life acts as the healing force within all living cells.
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Still
Sigt—Mall
Osteopathic Health Service booklet offered by bureau
The Osteopathic Health Bureau of Amarillo Texas offers a free booklet describing their health service. The notice requests readers to send for the publication without any cost or obligation.
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Osteopathic Health Bureau
The
Globe News Pub. Co
Amarillo, Texas
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