Mobilgas introduces Climatic Control for modern cars
Magnolia announces Mobilgas with Climatic Control, the new standard grade at over 12,000 Magnolia stations. The fuel adapts to extreme weather and altitudes, tested in cold and hot rooms and on Magnolia test cars, including Chevrolet Plymouth and Ford V-8 models for 1932.
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Dallas
Southwestern
Magnolia
Magolia
Mobilgas Research Laboratories
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Ford
Mobilgas
Angus
Mile&ge
Mobiloil
No Contest Over Rockefeller Will
Chicago attorney Charles Cutting said Edith Rockefeller McCormick’s three children will not contest her deathbed will. The document leaves five twelfths of the estate to Edwin D. Krenn, with the rest to other associates. Krenn later signed over his share to Edward S. Dato for a $24,000 annual income.
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Chicago
Charles 8. Cutting
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Fowler Mel Cormick
Chicago Society
Cutting
Fowler
Muriel McCormick Hubbard
Mathilde McCormick Oser
Edwin D. Krenn
McCormick
Switzerland
Edward
Dato
Plains Museum Pact Gets OK and Construction Planned
A state board and society board approved the Panhandle Plains Historical Society Museum contract. A $50,000 building will rise on West Texas State Teachers College campus with $25,000 raised by subscription and $25,000 state aid. Amarillo contractor Frank Lytle will start work immediately. Officers include President T. D. Hobart, Pampa. Vice Presidents H. E. Hoover, Canadian, and J. A. Hill, Canyon. Treasurer W. L. Vaughan, Canyon. Field Secretary L. F. Sheffy, Canyon.
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Texas State Teachers College
The
Historical Society
T. D. Hobart
Pampa
H. E. Hoover
J. A. Hill
Canyon
W. L. Vaughan
L. F. Sheffy
Three New Indictments Bring Total to Twenty
Three more felony indictments were returned by the grand jury Thursday morning with no arrests yet made by the sheriff's office. The total bills filed since investigations began about ten days ago reach twenty, and only a few defendants have been rearrested to date.
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Sheriff's Office
Mellon Returns to England as Ambassador to Court of St James
Andrew Mellon begins his return voyage to London to resume duties as ambassador at the Court of St James. He travels from New York after completing leave and will assume responsibilities with the British government and presidency in mind.
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New York
U.P
Andrew Mellon
London
Court of St. James
Philadelphia Beauty Envoy
An upbeat note from a local beauty envoy in Philadelphia welcomes readers to a pleasant day and invites engagement with positive city life.
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Philadelphia
Beauty Envoy
Front tire blowouts pose deadly risk at any speed
An urgent safety note warns that 152,732 people were killed in five years from automobile accidents and stresses front tires on front wheels. It cautions that a front tire blowout at high speed leaves only a brief moment to react and emphasizes staying within safe limits to avoid loss of control.
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General
Amarillo College starts cash warrant sale over salaries
First serial warrants against faculty salaries issued Thursday at the business office in the courthouse totaled 846 dollars. Delinquent tax collection will fund remaining payments. Unpaid salaries from last year approach 3 250 dollars with 2 500 dollars in warrants outstanding. Yearly deficit stands at 6 665 40 dollars as trustees review closing financials Buck Cathey named next year’s college manager. Mrs J H Cureton called to Denver for brother in law Harry Larsh’s death.
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Amarillo College
George M. Waddill
Buck Cathey
J. H. Cureton
Denver
Harry Larsh
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Chester H. Watson
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Plains Museum
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