Wallace Plan Boosts Farm Price Program
The Associated Press reports Secretary Wallace unveiled a two year half billion dollar program to raise farm prices. It provides 350 million dollars in benefit payments to farmers in exchange for reduced corn and hog production. The plan also details relief distribution through up to 40 million bushels of aid and announces readiness to lend to cotton growers.
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Farley celebration in Fort Worth attracts Texas officials
Sen. Clint Small of Amarillo will attend a Fort Worth celebration for Postmaster General James Farley and other Washington officials touring Texas. Small left for a noon luncheon for Comptroller of Currency O Connor and officials who arrived early. Congressman Marvin Jones canceled his plans to attend the Farley event due to private business.
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Mexican screen actress Mona Rico to file divorce suit
W. E. Simpson, attorney for Mona Rico, said a cruelty divorce suit will be filed today against James M. Crofton, Agua Caliente sportsman, with a property settlement already agreed upon though details were not disclosed.
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Mrs. James Gaven Field Wears Gray Wool Frock with Satin Yoke
Mrs. James Gaven Field appears in public wearing a light gray wool dress with a dark gray satin yoke. The yoke ends form a soft bow-tie at the front.
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Red Haired Attorney Wears Amber Jewelry
Stella Aiken, a newly appointed deputy in the Department of Justice, is described as a red haired southern attorney who favors amber necklaces and bracelets that accent her hair highlights.
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Stubborn Coughs Ended by Home Recipe
A household remedy claims quick relief for stubborn coughs without cooking. The mix uses Pinex with sugar syrup to create a pint of cough syrup costing less than ready-made products. It soothes throat membranes, loosens phlegm, eases chest soreness, and is marketed as reliable with a money‑back guarantee.
Fighting Prosecutor Keenan Leads Federal War on Gangs
Joseph B. Keenan, the government’s driving force against kidnappers and racketeers, uses airplanes and new methods to pursue crime. He directed lasers at gang leaders like Machine Gun Kelly, helped secure high profile convictions, and urged nationwide fingerprinting and tighter gun controls as part of the New Deal for Crime.
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Frolics Show Delights Amarillo Audiences with Gypsy Acts
The Frolics program features Sid Finklea in a gypsy dance, Eldon and Dorothy Leeman, Hooker harmony trio, and Billie Louise Whiteside of Plainview with Dr. C. M. Clough. adults favor Tela Hunter and Gene Vest. Miss Hunter performs Lazybones and Shuffle Off to Buffalo with Charles Borden. Ken Moyer orchestra presents 11 minute musical numbers. The finale includes My Gypsy Rhapsody staged by John Josey and Gypsy Tell Me Tonight sung by Alta Potts Turk, with Jimmie Williamson and the Texas Blue Boys delivering The Last Round-Up.
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Amarillo benefit show features diverse cast and dance numbers
Mrs. Helen Swindell leads a large cast in Gypsy tunes while Gene Frost directs dances. The program includes The Death of the Mayan Tribe and Love Songs of the Nile with the Beacon Quartet and Blue Bonnet chorus. Irving Tolzien directs the pit, proceeds assist crippled children in Amarillo Panhandle.
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Margaret Hall
Billie McCoy
Evalyn Watters
Lela Hunter
Zelia Cooper
Lorene Mincher
Irene Mincher
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Dorothy Hall
Elizabeth Morris
Juanita Roberts
Sidney del Dees
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Walls of Gold and Jennie Gerhardt At Rialto
Kath leen Norris directs Walls of Gold with Sally Eilers as a young woman chasing wealth then love. Frank Morgan and Norman Foster co star as romance entanglements. Jennie Gerhardt at the Rialto features Sylvia Sidney in the title role with Donald Cook and Mary Astor in a drama about love across social lines.
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Civil Appeals Court Proceedings Show Movements and Rulings
In the Seventh District Civil Appeals Court today several motions were submitted and many rehearings and certifications noted. Cases include Jones Hardware Co. v Tel ford and Minnie J Lyons et al seeking rehearing or certification, while others like Shamrock Oil & Gas Co. v Williams await rehearing. Several appeals were affirmed reversed and remanded, with cases from Potter, Dallam, Lamb, Bexar, and Gray counties. The session also mentions a submission set for December 1 1933 and notes Michigan oil production context.
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L. EF. Whitham & Co
Ohio State Highway Patrol Sees 5900+ Applicants for 60 Posts
More than 5,900 applications were filed for 60 positions on the newly organized Ohio state highway patrol. The surge reflects strong interest as the patrol restructures and recruits for essential posts.
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