Amarillo Notes on Labor Day Plans and Local Happenings
Local column covers Amarillo Labor Day parade plans with 80 floats led by the American Legion and a big dance at the Nat. It notes growing union presence in Amarillo, veterans hospital expansions, and community concerns over band uniforms and pep squads. Also mentions civic figures like George Broome and Marvin Jones, plus reflections on taxes and national figures.
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George Broome
American Legion Veva
Mr. Broome
Veterans Hospital
Marvin Jones
Washington
Amarillo
The
American Legion
Massachusetts Legislative
Great and General Court of Massachusetts
State of New Mampaenire
Srentixta
Goiter
Scapa Frow
Ut 4
Alara
Mike Micker Moude
Donald Thek
Betty Booper
Svenwally
Snow White Rehearsal Delights Local Audience
A small audience enjoyed Snow White with Hurshaleen Journey and Stella Murphy taking dwarf roles. Cast includes Chandler Lacie Albright Fomby Boyd Cavender with Doris Landers Heiss directing. Four scenery changes, New York costumes, Dana Harmon dance numbers, Colimon Club sponsor. Tickets pledged by Amarillo citizens and businesses for underprivileged children.
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Stella Mae Murphy
Jean Chandler
Bobbie Lacie
Donald Albright
William Boyd Fomby
Shirley Dean Cavender
Bobbie Nell Hurd
Doris Dean Cook
June Clark
Tony Jo Fergu
Doris Landers Heiss
Thelma Allen Martin
A S. Fishback and Company
New York
Dana Thomas Harmon
Colimon Club
Amarillo
Friendly Magistrate Keeps Motorist's Record Intact
Leonard Y. Roll kept a spotless driving record of 141279 miles with no accident or violation but faced a narrow dismissal after Magistrate Edwin Lindell chose to excuse a red light incident to preserve the streak.
Kidnaping described in detail with tape and rope
The witness recounts a kidnapping attempt shown by two men who bound him and his wife with rope and adhesive tape, guarded the house, and ransacked property before he freed himself and called the sheriff at Yuba City.
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Sheriff's Office
Yuba City
Quiet Laboratory Observations and Antiquated Sanitation Tales
A fragmentary account notes water sometimes remaining liquid below freezing and turning to ice on contact. It recalls ancient sanitation practices by Alexander the Great confirming glove use in bakery work and breathing protection. It mentions shoe pricing and ink dye concerns for postal workers.
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Alexander the Great
Anaxarehus
Uncle Sam
Farm and Ranch Help Wanted in Wayside Texas
Man seeks a wife to work on a farm and ranch in Wayside Texas. Must be good at milking and help with the separator. woman to assist milking and general care. Must provide own bedding and cooking utensils. Pays 840 per month and furn milk. Harral, Wayside, Texas.
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Roth
HoiGerkeper Notice From Biiverton Texas
Dear Tak lam writes you La regaresa to a HoiGerkeper live a mile north west of Biiverton Texas 1 have two continues on page appears to be an interrupted notice or plea with locational reference and fragmentary details.
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Taklam
Biiverton
Texas
Man Divorced 25 Years Celebrates in Court
In San Diego a 56 year old man charged with drunkenness told Judge Clarence F. Terry he was celebrating his divorce, and when asked the date, replied he was divorced twenty five years ago. He received a ten dollar fine.
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San Diego
Clarence F. Terry
Italy Enacts Deportations and School Ban on Jews
Europe dispatch reports Italy orders Jewish expulsions for foreigners and imposes a school decree barring Jewish teachers and students except nearing completion of studies. About 20,000 Jews in Italian schools and 400 of 1,800 university chairs affected as Fascist leadership sets next steps on Oct. 1 and Oct. 16.
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Italy
Grand Council
Mexico United States talks on land expropriation and compensation
Cardenas rejects Hulls escrow payments plan and favors Mexican led negotiations. He offers to appoint a commissioner to discuss compensation with an American commission, with differences settled by a sole arbitrator under the 1923 Gondra Treaty.
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Mexico
Hull
United States
Cardenas
Hill
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promises Quick Relief
Advert says Phillips Milk of Magnesia works fast in tablet or liquid form and is trusted worldwide for gentle stomach relief.
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Magnesia
Chinese Army Crushes Two Japanese Divisions Near Juichang
Reports from Shanghai say the Chinese army near Juichang in the Yangtse valley crushed two Japanese divisions in a furious battle. Hankow dispatches claim no trace of the Japanese forces remains after the clash, hailed as the biggest Chinese victory since Taierhchwang.
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Shanghai
Juichang
Yangtse River
Hankow
Taierhchwang
Nanchang
Canton
Has Jobless Man failed, Then Gives Him a Job
Charles Krewson, 20, unemployed, faced a magistrate court for stealing a bag of potato chips. Robert Martin, factory manager, pressed charges but withdrew them after learning Krewson was jobless and offered him a job. Krewson accepted the offer.
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Columbia
Charles Krewson
Robert Martin
Krewson
Confederates Parade in What May Be Their Last March
Confederates held what may be their final reunion in Columbia South Carolina with a grand parade down the city’s main street toward the state capitol. Fears of shelling by General Sherman’s Union army lingered as the event concluded.
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Columbia
S. C
United Confederate Veterans
State Capitol
Sherman
Roosevelt backs liberals in US politics amid Michigan questions
Roosevelt denied ties to Michigan campaign distortions and said he would aid Governor Murphy and any liberal in the United States. He commented on California race with Downey's pension plan, defended the 830 program as state only, and argued federal objection depends on adherence to the law.
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Michigan
Detroit
Port
Huron
Frank Murphy
Murphy
United States
California
William G. McAdoo
Sheridan Downey
Roosevelt
Downey
Culbert Olson
Hyde Park
Roosevelt on state trials of currency plans
The President argued that states may test plans if constitutional, but he doubted applying such a plan nationwide. He cited Lord Bryce to illustrate the American system’s advantage of testing ideas in states before federal adoption.
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Roosevelt
U. S. Senate
United States
Lord Bryce
Bryce
Amarillo Area Wins Veterans Hospital Battle
Jones hails location in the Panhandle and praises veterans groups for backing the project. George Broome notes the likely site near Amarillo on the county farm, with about 400 acres for the hospital and contour maps prepared by Soil Conservation Service workers earning praise from Veterans Administration officials. Broome recalls resisting a smaller plan and asserts the area will receive a properly sized facility and due share.
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Amarillo
Veterans’ Administration
George Broome
Federal Institution
C. H. Stratton
Mr. Broome
Lindsay Nunn
W. R. Talbott
James Wilcox
James Douglas
Soil Conservation Service
Talbott
Broome
Veterans
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