Kiwanis Halloween Party Promises 300 Prizes in Amarillo
Amarillo Kiwanis Club plans a Halloween party for children ages 7 to 15 across four parks San Jacinto Ellwood East Amarillo and North Amarillo with over 300 prizes. Prizes include best costumes and winner events like dashes races and crab and potato races at 7 planning to judge at 10 for final.
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Amarillo
Kiwanis Club
San Jacinto
Ellwood
East Amarillo
North Amarillo
Globe News
Kiwanis
Hallowe’en
Howard Ferguson
Roy Cullum
Safe burglars net $130 from Phillips 66 station
Yeggs late Wednesday night tapped a safe at a Phillips Petroleum service station at Eighteenth Avenue and Polk Street, taking $130 in cash. The entry was gained by breaking a window, and police say the safe was unlocked. This station has been burglarized five times in the last six months.
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Phillips Petroleum Company
Eighteenth Avenue
Polk Street
Hoosier Front Active in National Campaign Effort
Indiana campaigns hinge on national issues and the tariff. Democrats stage visits by Franklin D Roosevelt James A Farley and Josephus Daniels with Governor Ritchie due tomorrow. Republicans prepare Hoover speeches in Indianapolis with Vice President Curtis and cabinet members planned for upcoming events.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Hoover
Indianapolis
Charles Curtis
Sheridan
Everett Sanders
Patrick J. Hurley
Hoosier Battle
G O P Prohi Stand Only Relief Mills Says
In Toledo Ogden Mills endorses the Republican prohibition stance as the only practical solution. He argues that a Democratic repeal would fail due to dry-state opposition, urging supporters to back the Republican program for near term change.
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Ogden L. Mills
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Nina Wilcox Putnam files for divorce from Arthur Ogle
Nina Wilcox Putnam, author, files for divorce in Los Angeles from Arthur James Ogle, a salad dressing manufacturer. She cites cruelty and says their separation began October 4 after a September 12, 1931 marriage in Yuma, Arizona. She issued a press statement calling it a clash of temperaments.
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Los Angeles
Arthur James Ogle
Nina Wilcox Putnam
Ogle
Miss Putnam
Yuma
Ariz
Sutton Infant Dies To Hold Funeral Thursday
Donna Jean Sutton infant daughter of Mr and Mrs G R Sutton of 1111 4 West Thirteenth Avenue died at 1130 PM Wednesday in an Amarillo hospital Funeral services were set for 430 PM Thursday afternoon in Amarillo comprising the immediate family and local clergy none of the extended details were provided by the paper
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Donna Jean Sutton
G. R. Sutton
West Thirteenth Avenue
Amarillo
Funeral service out of Griggs Chapel officiated by Rev Thomson
Private funeral service held at Griggs Funeral Chapel with Rev. R. Thomson presiding. Interment to follow at Liano Cemetery in a family service.
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Griggs
Funeral for Cline Youth Thursday at First Baptist
Funeral services for Earl Slade Cline 17 to be held at 2:30 PM Thursday at First Baptist Church. He died Wednesday after noon in a local hospital after an operation. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers chosen from his school mates. Survived by his mother Texie Cline four brothers and three sisters.
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First Baptist Church
Earl Slade Cline
Texie Cline
West Eighteenth Avenue
G. L. Yates
Memorial Park Cemetery
Donald Barret
Charles Nash
Thomas Wingate
Morgan Rockwell
Billy Bud
Gold standard questioned as world moves to silver money
The column explores a hypothetical shift where silver replaces gold as money, imagining a united empire with most of the world lacking gold. It ponders the fate of the gold dollar and gold franc and whether gold would fade or endure while referencing reactions to prize fighting among readers.
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France
Plan Polar Flight and Prize Fight Fans
Plan Polar Flight notes men fighting and women at prize fights seen as explanation. Apache squaws on battlefield wield grisly weapons. fans claim pleasure, while the activity remains grim. The Methodist Episcopal Church of New York declares the old fashioned camp meeting ended.
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Methodist Episcopal Church of New York
France Sees Declining Births as Deaths Rise and Air Power Grows
In the second quarter of 1932 France reports 11,989 more births than deaths, down from 19,202 the previous year. The piece emphasizes reliance on quality over quantity and warns that air power could outpace large infantry efforts.
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France
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