Amarillo News Notes Weather Talk and Community Bits
The column mixes weather notes about heat and deer hunting in New Mexico. It clips political satire with Mussolini Hitler Roosevelt and local social plans. It also reports on a fashion committee search in Amarillo, football forecast, and a variety of homely maxims and agricultural notes including cattle breeding and a touch of legal fishing and game law reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhande
Argentina
National Agricultural Research Center
Washington
Innga
Sandia
Gairynen
New Jerey
Cfate
Gywo
Guernsey
Guerrers
Random Clippings and Trivia From a Bygone Era
A mix of notes from prominent figures and odd facts. Prominent voices critique college coaches and sports rivalries while royal pensions, colonial etymology, and crime headlines populate the page. Light commentary on shopping habits, theater and film casting, and whimsical park attractions appear in quick, disparate items.
Connally Visited Panhandle Leaders in Texas Tour
The article tracks Senator Connally’s Panhandle stopovers and activities. He supported oil regulation via the Connally hot oil act, backed Palo Dura Canyon park development, and urged water conservation on the plains. He addressed crowds in Lubbock and Canyon and was praised for opposing a federal takeover of policing functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connally
Texas
Railroad Commission
Ernest ©. Thompson
Amarillo
Palo Dura Canyon
Veterans Hospital
Great Plains
Senator Connally
Library Association
Thompson
Amarillo Hotel
Canyon
West Texas State College
Lubbock
Texas Technological College
Pumias
Conmallo
Commally
Jomks
We Tack Couple Need Work Dear Tacs
A partial line shows a request for a couple in need of work or aid. The note appears to be addressed to a section named Tacs and suggests continuation on page 15.
Airline Groups Meet Tomorrow to Coordinate New Route
Airline representatives and city officials will meet at the Chamber of Commerce at 10 a.m. to discuss securing a Continental Airlines route. Denver and El Paso have not confirmed attendance. attendees include Pueblo Cole Lubbock Dalhart Hobbs Roswell N M Braniff Airways and TWA. Continental seeks a Amarillo Dalhart Hobbs Roswell El Paso Lubbock loop with service Albuquerque to Denver already operated.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tom Cotten
Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Continental Airlines
Denver
el Paso
Mr. Cotten
Pueblo
Cole
Lubbock
Dalhart
Hobbs
Roswell
N. M
Braniff Airways
TWA
Amarillo
Cotton
Amarillo Hotel
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Colorado Springs
Civil Aeronauics Authority
Washington
Fl Paso
Senator Connally Visits Amarillo Luncheon Audience
The visiting Democrat from Falls County Texas Senator Connally and Congressman Marvin Jones entered the Amarillo Hotel Coffee shop for lunch as a crowd applauded. At the Capitol hotel luncheon the group attended a American Business Club program and Connally praised regional human and natural rehabilitation efforts. He spoke at the high school later that afternoon.
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Marlin
Falls County
Tex
Jones
Mary E. Connally
McLennan County
Texas
Baylor University
University of Texas
Texas Volunteer Infantry
Louise Clarkson
United States
22Nd Infantry
U. S. Army
Connally
Senate
Interparliamentary Union
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Senator Connally
Col
Lawrence Hagg
Amarilla Hotel
Marvin Jones
Carl 8
Makeig
FE. W. Hardin
A. J. Streit
K. R. Hagg
R. BE. Underwood
W. H
Prague marks 20th birthday amid political shift
Czecho slovakia observed its twentieth birthday as Prague emphasizes reducing political and industrial life to fit a new diminished pattern, with efforts continuing to shape the state accordingly.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Joan Edwards Stars in Little Theater Brother Rat
Joan Edwards plays Joyce Winfree in the Little Theater version of Brother Rat. The Broadway comedy set at Virginia Military Institute will be staged next Tuesday night at the Municipal Auditorium directed by Margaret Collins with 15 cast members and special sets by Oma Link Rowley. Tickets available at the box office for non members.
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Brother Rat
Virginia Military Institute
Municipal Auditorium
Joyce Winfree
Joan Edwards
Jack Edwards
Margaret Collins
Oma Link Rowley
Lightbearers Sunday Class Scavenger Hunt Ends With Chili Supper
Lightbearers Sunday School hosts a scavenger hunt Thursday night with teams collecting listed articles. Mr. and Mrs. Carlander and Mr. and Mrs. Winters supervised the searches at the Minute Inn, then led a chili supper finale.
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Tke
Guy A. Carlander
John Winters
Car~lander
Mrs. Winters
Minute Inn
Janie B. Rogers
Claude Allen
Jo Frances Fain
Gordon Stephens
Frances McGaugh
Mary Ruffner
Harry Castie, Jr
Marie Everett
Margaret Moore
C. C. Robertson, Jr
Ruth Finley
Mary Jane Hamilton
Jessie Bucholt
Jameson Nabers
Dorothy Osgood
Marie Griggs
Billy Maddox
Woodrow Gold
Mary Bess Zweig
Pinkie Stovall
Ruby Earle Haralson
Mary Fiddie Yost
Thelma Blevins
Janice Black
Gertrude Cooper
Rubydell Steel
Ruby Hare
Jack Leveritt
Deane Roberson
Lloyd Griffith
Clara Balch
Virginia Lee Bechtelheimer
Mary
Illness Fatal to Mrs Ella E Finch
Mrs Ella Elizabeth Finch 49 wife of W W Finch died at 1 05 this morning at 107 Louisiana Street Amarillo after six years in the city She belonged to the Presbyterian Church Surviving are four brothers A P Almquest St Paul P J and O L Almquest Omaha and Philip Almquest Amarillo and three sisters Mrs J W Miller Spencer Neb Mrs C J Jensen Omaha and Mrs P O Shelnik Amarillo Funeral arrangements not completed with N S Griggs and Sons in charge
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Ella Elizabeth Finch
W. W. Finch
Louisiana Street
Amarillo
Billy" Finch
P. J
O. L. Almquest
Omaha
Neb
Philip
J. W. Miller
Spencer, Neb
C. J. Jensen
P. O. Shelnik
N. 5. Griggs and Sons
Amarillo Auto Theft Ends Quickly With Recovered Items
Dave Rubin of Amarillo, an oil operator, reported a theft of a Navajo blanket and a flashlight from his car. Police said two boys were found with the stolen items and recovered shortly after Rubin notified them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Rubin
Amarillo
Executive Committee of Amarillo Chamber to Meet Tomorrow
The executive committee of the Chamber of Commerce will convene at 11 o clock tomorrow morning in the Chamber office located in the Amarillo Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Amarillo Hotel
Drunk Refuses Exit Elevator Rides Dallas Hospital Shaft
A 37 year old man, drunk from a city jail visit, rode an elevator at Methodist Hospital for 15 minutes. He pressed a pistol to an orderly’s back, demanded to go up and down between floors, and was later taken to city hall and booked. The drunk, identified later as a carpet company manager, slept in a fifth floor cell.
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Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Prince Bernhard von Lippe-Biesterfeld
Canada
Cape
Dominion
Capa Nada
Cape Nothng
Boston
Alabama
U. S
Great Britain
Panama Canal
Singapore
Japan
Pacific
Bloomington
Tll
Bloomers
Iain Benny Gourdman
Boston Symphony Orchestra
T 9
Hitler
Mussolini
Oklahoma
Heavener
U.S
Europe
New England
Norma Shearer
Scarlett O'Hara
Margaret Mitchell
Miss Shearer
Dallas
Methodist Hospital
John Douglas
Douglas
Kate Bennett
Carpet Company
Evangelist Jacob Miller to Speak at Assembly of God
Evangelist Jacob Miller of Fo Smith Arkansas will speak tonight at 7 30 at the Assembly of God Church. He will preach during both morning and evening worship hours. Miller is a founding member of the Council of Assembly of God Churches and has 30 years in ministry.
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Jacob Miller
Fo Smith
Ark
Assembly of God
Evangelist Miller
Organization of the
Council of Assembly God Churches
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Roosevelt
Frank Haggart
Red River
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Arlifpriat
Winelyel
Wi Rogers
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Winchell
Minnesota
Southern California
Captain Kidd
Potomac
Tugs
Palais Royal
Polk
Ella E. Finch
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Thworld
Goodyear Batteries
Winged Service
GUNN
Hinerman
Goodyear
Ertre
Dee Gas
Pat Nla
Quasi
Laura Wheeler Crochet
Amarilla Globe
Needlee Craft Dept
Eighth Avenue
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