Public notice excerpt from The News Globe censor board
A garbled public notice thanks local contributors and mentions Odessa and Amarillo figures. It praises Odessa's schools, notes teachers' high salaries, and references a prize for a soldier from the Amarillo area. Names include Neal Hynson, Mr Tack, and members of the American Legion committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal K. Hynson
Hughes
Amarillo
Hynson
News-Globe
Italy
Tack
American Legion
Sterling Kinney
Walter Rummerfield
Thomas Wayne DeGrassi
Local hero Coker spotlights Amarillo cabbie Chapman
Sim Coker praises Dr. C Chapman a 26 year Amarillo taxi driver with a clean record who now works for Yellow. The tale recalls San Angelo visits to the Cactus Hotel where cuspidors were noted as necessary for visiting goat herders.
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Sim Coker
Dr. C. Chapman
Amarillo
Chapman
The
Yellow Company
San Angelo's goat wealth and college funds stir Panhandle talk
In a cloudy San Angelo mood the piece notes blue blood Angora goats and their odorless wool plus a local scramble to fund a junior college. It cites a $300000 tax limit and a later $225000 raise, then asks a riddle about spittoons and cuspidors.
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San Angelo
United States
Ci Ns
Mr Tack Reflects On Tobacco, Talents And Talkative George Morgan
The piece recounts Mr Tack in his late teens dislikes tobacco and his printer’s life among about 20 peers before linotype. It highlights a home scene about barefoot housekeepers, praises George Morgan of San Angelo for his clear explanations and scientific insight, and urges Morgan to give talks to youth about science advances.
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Tack
Mr. Tack
Linotype
George Morgan
San Angelo
Finstein
Mr. Morgan
Morgan
San Angelo’s rugged landscape inspires admiration and grit
The piece marvels at San Angelo’s resilient residents who endure drought and flooding from the Conchos River, noting the city’s rocky surroundings and the ingenuity of its people. It also sketches a portrait of a curious, well-read man who favors science over fiction and plans a visit from Mr. Morgan to Mr. Tack.
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San Angelo
Government Begins Massive Dam Project Above San Angelo
The government launches a large dam under flood control plans above San Angelo. Estimates vary from 10 million to 30 million dollars. The dam aims at flood mitigation rather than irrigation or power, with the Canadian River cited as a greater historical damage factor in the region.
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San Angelo
Panhandle drought crisis sparks call for funds
The speaker laments drought and funding gaps in the Panhandle noting Perryton flood damage near San Angelo and comparing federal aid to local needs. He warns that drought could push wheat prices to six dollars and urges greater civic effort and awakenings across the Plains.
Plane Lands in Sea Rescue of 44 Near Cartagena
A French transport Bristol plane carrying 44 people made a forced sea landing 50 miles off the Spanish coast between Marseille and Oran. A Spanish steamer rescued 39 passengers and five crew members and took them to Cartagena, Spain. The airline spokesman said one engine failed and the other guided the craft into the sea.
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Paris
Mediterranean
Marseille
Oran
Cartagena
Spain
Compagnie de Transport Aerien Internation
NLRB Examines Minutes From Baltimore Contract Talks
Minutes of seven contract sessions between the International Typographical Union Baltimore Local 12 and the Graphic Arts League are in evidence before NLRB trial examiner William R. Ringer. The NLRB charges the union and its local with failing to bargain in good faith under Taft Hartley during the first hearing of its kind.
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Baltimore
International
NLRB
Sidney Barban
William R. Ringer
Graphic Arts League
League
Floral Park Civic urged women to carry hatpins at night
The Floral Park Centre Civic Association urged women in suburban Long Island to keep porch lights on and carry long hatpins after a series of attacks on women in the area.
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New York
Floral Park Centre
Bible Week Sets Week of Observance Nationwide
National Bible Week runs October 20 to 26 with broad backing from lay leaders and public officials. Begun in 1941 by 11 men, the non-sectarian movement seeks to popularize the Bible across classes and creeds, highlighting its value in education and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lair
United States
National Committee
No Improper Driving In LaFalier Accident
William Floyd McGill of Canadian was struck by a car driven by Forest Lee LaFalier of Parker on North East Eighth Avenue. LaFalier swerved to avoid him after meeting another car. McGill was taken to St. Anthony's Hospital and later jailed on drunkenness charges.
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William Floyd McGill
Forest Lee LaFalier
Parker
LaFalier
North East Eighth
Trol
Rock Island
Eighth Avenue
McGill
St. Anthony's Hospital
Blackburn-Shaw
City
Infant dies in hospital in town obituary
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Jimmy Rike of 800 North Roosevelt died at 430 this morning in St Anthonys Hospital. Survivors include the parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs Albert Fox. Services were held at Memorial Park Cemetery at 2 PM under Boxwell Brothers. Also in brief grocer George E Mahoney bans sale of peas for peashooters to save food during Halloween.
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Jimmy Rike
North Roosevelt
St. Anthony's Hospital
Albert Fox
Memorial Park Cemetery
Boxwell Brothers
Portland
George E. Mahoney
Aged Dallas Couple Plea For Lost Life Savings
A 75-year-old Dallas couple, Mr. and Mrs. David L. Day, tearfully pleaded for the return of their $1,700 life savings lost in a downtown five and ten store. They said they were unaware banks were closed on Columbus Day and that the money was all they had to live on.
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Dallas
David L. Day
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report October 17
USDA cattle numbers around 100 head with 4 300 total cattle and 700 calves. Hogs 800 head show a 25 to 50 cent decline with good and choice weights priced at 28.25 to 28.75 for 200 to 325 pounds and 26.50 to 28.25 for 170 to 190 pounds. Sows quoted up to 27.50 with lighter weights at 27.75. Sheep 1 250 lambs strong while ewes hold steady. good and choice loads at 21.50 and native lambs at 20.00. slaughter ewes at 7.50.
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Kansas City
USDA
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Edge Down in Chicago Sale
Chicago market reports hogs 9 000 with 25 to 50 cents lower across weights and sows down. cattle and calves show mixed, cows stronger in spots, bulls up to 19.00, vealers steady. stockers and feeders weak. Lambs 700 head slaughter lambs 50 cents higher, other classes scarce. Financial notes include Liquidating Fund offering at 2.13.
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Chicago
USDA
Yearling Bull Owned By Brown Wins Blue Ribbon
Broadview Duke a junior yearling Milking Shorthorn owned by A H Brown 1823 Polk captured a blue ribbon at the Texas State Fair Milking Shorthorn show. Marion Bruce’s Milking Shorthorn placed second in a dry record of merit. Brown noted the cow that defeated Bruce later became grand champion of the Milking Short horns.
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Broadview
A. H. Brown
Polk
Marion Bruce
Amarillo
Graveside Services For Nix Infant
Graveside services for the infant son of Mr and Mrs J A Nix will be held at Memorial Park Cemetery at 1 PM Saturday. Dr A D Foreman Jr of First Baptist Church will officiate. The baby died in Northwest Texas Hospital. Survived by parents and a brother Donald 18 months old. Interment by Boxwell Brothers.
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J. A. Nix
North Bivins
Memorial Park Cemetery
A. D. Foreman, Jr
First Baptist Church
Lony
Northwest Texas Hospital
Donald
Boxwell Brothers
Unsell Baby Dies At Local Hospital
Edwin Unsell aged one month, son of Mr and Mrs Glenn H Unsell of 3406 Monroe, died at 10 this morning in St Anthony s Hospital. Survived by parents a brother Glenn H II and a sister Travis D. Services 1 30 tomorrow afternoon at Memorial Park Cemetery with Rev A D Foreman of First Baptist Church officiating Boxwell Brother will direct the services.
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Edwin Unsell
Glenn H. Unsell
Monroe
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Glenn H
ITI
Travis D
Memorial Park Cemetery
A. D. Foreman
First Baptist Church
Boxwell
Murray re-elected CIO leader lashes AFL and Lewis
Philip Murray was re-elected president of the CIO by acclamation in Boston and sharply attacked John L. Lewis and the AFL. He urged Congress to restore rationing and price controls, praised CIO militancy, and warned of possible national danger without strong action. James Carey was re-elected secretary-treasurer.
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Boston
Philip Murray
CIO
AFL
John L. Lewis
Murray
Lewis
United Mine Workers
James Carey
San Francisco
Green
Congress
Washington
Spring Band Trip Planned by Sandies Parents
Mrs. Lee McMurtry chairs the Band Parents Association as it outlines a spring Sandie band trip. A previous Enid Oklahoma tour cost nearly $3000, and planners aim to fund a Panhandle and New Mexico march. A school meeting Monday will assign city divisions for fundraising.
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Lee McMurtry
Band Parents
Enid
Okla
Band Parents Association
Panhandle
New Mexico
Sandie
Black woman On Trial For Theft In Amarillo Case
Clara Belle Jones a Black woman alias Clara Black on trial in 47th District Court for stealing more than 3000 from John Harrison Swaney a 50 year old unmarried carpenter in Amarillo Swaney testified the money included 1000 and 500 and 2300 in 100 bills He said the theft occurred about noon on Sunday June 1 The defendant admitted being in the shanty with Swaney and drinking She was arrested about 10 pm the same night and faces related charges for stealing from a Plainview watermelon dealer represented by Clem Calhoun.
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Clara Belle Jones
Clara Black
Amarillo
Clara
47Th District Court
John Harrison Swaney
Meritt Courts
East Tenth Avenue
Swaney
Carpenter
van Buren
Plainview
Clem Calhoun
Trial continues over Ross slayings sanity claim
The defense pressed that Ross was not sane when the killings occurred as Hester and sheriff W A Scholl testified to Ross's statements about taking a rifle and the May 25 incident. Scholl's testimony on cross examination surprised state attorneys who admitted being caught off balance.
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Ross
Hester
W. A. Scholl
Comal County
Scholl
Jury hears conflicting testimony over insanity plea
Scholl described Ross as unaware of his actions and in pain after the incident. Prosecutors sought to exclude sheriff testimony while Alton Luckett challenged Scholl for changing his grand jury statements. Ann York, 13, testified Ross ambushed the York family on their way to church and fired multiple bullets. The defense aims to argue insanity.
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Ross
Luckett
Scholl
Ann York
Yorks
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