Butler Field tradition haunts Amarillo amid Plama bid and Norman clash
In a rambling column from Amarillo the author laments the Butler Field tradition decimated in a pasturing scene and stirs the community to rally for Pampa as Thanksgiving Day looms. He praises Blair Cherry and Howard Lynch, notes sportsmanship after a Norman defeat, and appeals for unity across the Sandies era with local leaders urged to convene a mass meeting.
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Howard Lynch
Pampa
Amarillo
Norman
Amarilla
Potter County
Sandies
Sanddies
Mr Cherry
Mr. Lynch
Butler
Daylong KGNG Radio Schedule and Miscellany Broadcast
KGNG broadcasts a full day with Crawling schedules from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM including Sky Pilot Farm Hour Reveille Menu and Musical Clock. Interspersed are news reads and variety acts plus humorous local notes about muskrats jackrabbits and Jep Todd.
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the Home Economist
Borger ready to crush Amarillo Sandies in home clash
Borger crowds exceed 2000 as W A McIntosh leads Borger schools in rallying for a decisive football showdown. Town beliefs Amarillo is demoralized and the Sandies face a potential season ending setback.
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Amarillo Sandies
Sandie
W. A. McIntosh
Amarillo
Borger Bulldogs
Sandies
Texas
Hollywood's happiest pair Mildred Lloyd a gracious hostess
Mildred Davis left films to become Harold Lloyds leading lady in life. She presides as chatelaine of an elaborate colony estate and keeps life simple and home like. Blonde and blue eyed she shares a love of play and jokes, enjoys people, and is devoted to their three children. She dislikes sham and keeps friends across social lines.
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Mildred Davis
Harold Lloyd
Harold
Hollywood
Excerpt portrays New Mexico Governor Clyde Tingley in rough caricature
A portrait shows Clyde Tingley, in his fifties, as a long time politician with a tough reputation. It notes his childless status yet love for children, emphasis on schools and parks, health issues, and a late summer hunting trip. The piece ends with a grim, sensational line about severed toes to quiet ghosts.
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Tingley
Albuquerque
Toledo, O
Ohio
Hunt 2 After Drug Robbery
In Dallas on Sunday night two men robbed F. H. Freeland operator of a wholesale drug company. They purchased liquor for six quarts with a $100 bill, then fled in an automobile after Freeland fired at them wounding one assailant and injuring Freeland in the knee.
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U.P
F. H. Freeland
Freeland
Slaying of Farm Girl Stuns Columbus Texas
Public feeling runs high as police check alibis of three men, two described as Negro, in the mystery of 19 year old Geraldine Kollman found dead in Columbus Creek. Ranger Davenport heads investigation and believes she was attacked.
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Columbus
Tex
Geraldine Kollman
Columbus High School
Columbus Creek
F. M. Davenport
Ruth Nichols and Crew Injured in Air Crash at Troy
Miss Ruth Nichols and five others were seriously injured when her aircraft crashed at Troy airport. Captain Harry Hublitz the pilot, two mechanics and two passengers were aboard. All occupants were rescued as the 20 passenger Condor plane burst into flames and was destroyed moments after evacuation.
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Troy
N. Y
Ruth Nichols
Zimmerman Faces Big Test in PGA Quarterfinals
In Twin Hills Oklahoma City on October 21 Al Zimmerman of Portland Oregon, a rising PGA star whose steady par game has wowed the circuit, played a 36 hole quarterfinal against Paul Runyan of White Plains New York, with the match tied after nine holes on the opening day.
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Twin Hills
Oklahoma City
U.P
al Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Port Opened When Guards Defy Strike
Seventy five guards armed with machine guns rifles and other firearms marched to the Lake Charles waterfront and opened the port to shipping which had been blocked for ten days by a dock strike of the International Longshoremen's Association. There was no disturbance.
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Lake Charles
International Longshoremen's Association
Carpenter Beaten by Trio in Houston
In Houston on October 21 S. FE. Davis a 33 year old carpenter from Mansfield Louisiana reported being beaten by three men who knocked him down twice and warned him to leave town saying he would not find work on the docks. The attack comes amid strikes by the International Longshoremen's Association in Texas and Lake Charles Louisiana with vessels operating under non ILA labor.
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Houston
Texas
S. FE
Davis
Carpenter
Mansfield
International Longshoremen's Association
Lake Charles
Jimmy Rogers Sets Calf-roping Mark at Victorville Rodeo
Jimmy Rogers son of the late Will Rogers won the calf-roping contest at the Victorville rodeo setting an amateur record after roping a 425 pound calf in 25 seconds. He wore his father’s boots and displayed Rogers family rope skills though a horse named Frank Scully tossed him in two seconds. Also noted bloom of Mrs M Hinkle century plant in Bellingham with white waxy blossoms opening at 7 PM and closing at 4 AM.
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Jimmy
Will Rogers
Young Rogers
Frank Scully
Bellingham
Wash
U.S
Markets report from Kansas City and New Orleans
At Kansas City on October 21 live stock trading showed hogs steady to slightly lower with top prices around 10.10, some flats 9.90 to 10.70, while cattle and calves totals reached 22 000 with stockers and feeders remaining steady to firm and vealers steady. Colorado calves and stockers noted at several price points. In New Orleans cotton futures began the week near Friday levels as trade absorbed light offerings with December around 10.80, Mech at 10.81, May near 19.82, across all months showing little net change or small declines.
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Pierson Granted Sanity Hearing in Patricide Case
District Judge C A Wheeler granted Howard Pierson 21 a sanity hearing on the application of his attorneys. The Pierson case involves a confessed patricide in Pierson. The hearing was ordered in Austin on October 21.
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Rogers Hit by Car May Push New Law
Austin dispatch reports Mrs. B. L. Rogers of Parnsworth suffered serious injuries after a car accident that kept her husband, State Representative Rogers, confined to his room. The incident may spur rapid passage of a drivers license bill, which he had previously opposed but now supports.
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J. D. Ashby
Jackson Street
Wanda
Rogers
Austin
U.P
B. L. Rogers
Parnsworth
Vicks VapoRub Promises Safe Home Cold Relief
A historical health note outlines using Vicks VapoRub as a safe alternative to dosing for children with colds. It describes skin and inhaled vapor effects, claiming relief of congestion and easier breathing overnight. The piece promotes the Vicks Plan for Better Control of Colds and notes clinical testing and home use.
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Vicks Plan
Vicks
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