United States Marine Band Concert at Municipal Auditorium
The News Globe sponsors a free hand concert by the United States Marine Band at Municipal Auditorium Thursday evening between 7 and 9. It will be broadcast over KGON. Residents note messages about drought, veterans, and local events while a tail of community notices and reminiscences fills the page.
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United States Marine Band
The
News-Globe
Municipal Auditorium
United States Marine
Anid
Taylor Branson
Amarillo
Prairie
Confederate Veteran's Son in U S Army and Anecdotes
A fragmented column recalls a Confederate veteran's son joining the U S Army against Spain and serving in Cuba, mixing wartime anecdote with a famous body-burial tale. The piece also tosses in assorted trivia about whales, Astor wealth, and a prayer from a state legislature chaplain, ending with a long radio schedule.
Dear Tack letters reveal job seeks and personal notices
A collection of reader letters to Tack requests help finding housework, laundry, ironing, and caregiving work, offers services, and seeks employment for a young woman and others. Notable items include a 100 year old Paisley shawl for sale, and a request to locate a Miss Brown of Plainview for housework assistance.
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Tack
Tack Tam
Buchanan Street
Reunion program outlines addresses and musical entries
The schedule lists speakers and performers for a Texas reunion event in Amarillo. Major Ross D Rogers and Carh Hinton join Dr. William R. Dancy and Congressman Marvin Jones to welcome attendees, with several Confederate and veterans group leaders and college singers featured throughout the evening.
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Beacon
Allred
Texas
Ross D Rogers
Amarillo
W. F. Miles
Dallas
Army of Trans-Mississippi
Department
Veterans of Texas
Carh Hinton
William R. Dancy
8S. C. V
Savannah
Marvin Jones
Amarillo College
Soeuthern
General Rice
Union City Tenn
USV
Harry Rene Lee
Nahville
Tenn
Two Civil War Veterans Meet in Trainside Reminiscence
In Tucumcari in 1925 a Union veteran and a Confederate veteran shared memories at a station. They recalled Shiloh and Fredericksburg and swapped coffee and tobacco across a river on a improvised raft, ending in mutual respect.
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Tack
H. P. Lovell
Pauls Valley
Okla
Tucumeari
Union
McClellan
Burnside
Tee
Fredericksburg
Gelivabture
Lee
Chancellorasille
Meade
Hancock
Pucket
Steadent
Sneil
Ramidan River
Johnny Reb
Loerainiy
San Jon
Kennedy
Nelle Hauser
Tucumeari, N. M
fragmented Civil War page yields garbled address and names
OCR fragment shows scattered phrases about armies, flags, meetings, and a Pierce reference. The readable strands mention a Confederate flag, equal terms, and vague historical dialogue, but little coherent event detail or verifiable names beyond Pierce and Gerry.
Marvin Jones in Amarillo for Reunion
Congressman Marvin Jones arrived in Amarillo to attend the Confederate Veterans Reunion and said he was glad to be there. He planned to stay several days before taking a vacation. Colorado Springs police joined the search for Joseph W Ady Jr a renowned geologist who disappeared four days earlier while dressing for dinner.
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Amarillo
Hoover
Marvin Jones
Jones
Colorado Springs
Colo
New Mexico
Joseph W Ady, Jr
Europe tightens war tensions as nations mobilize
Paris reports France Germany Austria and Spain begin martial maneuvers of a scale unseen since 1918 amid rising European peril. In Washington Hull says Ethio pian concession will not affect U S stance on the Ethiopian crisis.
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Europe
Paris
Mussolini
Africa
France
Germany
Austria
Spain
Washington
Hull
African Exploration and Development Corporation
United States
Reunion Papers For Mailing Available
Reunion visitors wanting to keep folks at home informed on reunion week activities can obtain extra copies from the News-Globe Circulation Department. Copies cost five cents each at the News-Globe office or may be mailed to any address for a total charge. Addresses for mailing can be left at downtown hotel newsstands or at the News-Globe office.
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News-Globe
Smvath
Fillmore
News- Globe
Civil War Bullet On Display Here
Mrs. Finley Martin of Amarillo exhibited a one ounce lead bullet lodged in her father’s cheek for 43 years. Bartley Crane, her grandfather and Union soldier, was wounded at the Battle of Cedar Creek on October 19 1864. The bullet was not removed until 1912 and Crane later rejoined Grant’s army before being captured two days before Lee’s surrender. The bullet will be shown at Blackburn Brothers.
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Europe
Mussolini
John Jacob Astor
America
Baron Rothschild
Tours Philippe
France
Duke of Devonshire
Robert Peel
Rele
United States
Canada
Pennsylvania
Hwang-Ho
China
WEE Tee Magazine
Washington Jefferson Madison Jackson
Filiminte
Harrison
Wilson
Grover Cleveland
WJ. Prestenge
Benjamtin Harrison
Janie R Walker
Uty Love
Trevisinis Wes
Tulane
Huevs
Louisisana State University
New England
Lincol
Netman
Lasteventin
United
Amarillo
Arthur Street
Anna McKechnif
Finley
Bartley Crane
Martin
Cedar Creek
Virginia
Crane
Grant
Lee
Blackburn Brothers
Denton Youth Disappears. Leaves Town on Own Accord
Denton officials dropped foul play theory after evidence showed 22 year old Robert M Barns filled his tank at a filling station eight miles west on the Decatur highway about 5 AM Sunday and drove away westward alone. No motive or destination was learned as to his abrupt departure.
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Denton
Robert M. Barns
Lee Knight
Here
Decatur Highway
Barns
Confederate Memorial Association Officers and State Presidents Listed
Mrs Otis Trulove and Mrs A D Steed preside at memorial. Presentation of Mrs W F Massey by Mrs A McD Wilson. Greetings from Sons of Confederate Veterans Rev Marshall Winefield. Officers named include Mrs C B Bryan, Miss Sue H Walker, Mrs B A Blenner, Miss Daisy M L Hodgson, Miss Willie Fort Williams, Mrs T J Hight, Mrs Bryan Wells Collier, Mrs Virginia Frazier Boyle, Major Rev Giles B Cooke, Mrs Belle Allen Ross, and Mrs L T D Quinby. State presidents named include Mrs Thomas A Buford, Mrs J W Cook, Mrs Sam W Wassell, Mrs N P Webster, Mrs Townes R Leigh, Mrs Oswell R Eve, Mrs James Dinkin, Mrs C H Fred, Mrs Byrd Knochs, Mrs George K Warner, Mrs Jessie J Yates, Mrs James R Armstrong, Mrs Mary Forrest Bradley, Mrs B A Blenner, and Mrs D D Geiger.
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G. Lt. Yates
First Baptist Church
Confederate Memorial Association
Wilson
C. B. Bryan
Memphis, Tenn
Sue H. Walker
Fayetteville, Ark
B. A. Blenner
Richmond
Daisy M. L. Hodgson
New Orleans
Willie Fort Williams
Atlanta
T J. Hight
Fayetteville
Bryan Wells Collier
College Park
Virginia Frazier Boyle
Memphis
Thomas A. Buford
Dallas
J. W. Cook
Montgomery
Ala
Sam W. Wassell
Little Rock
Ark
N. P. Webster
Washington, D. C
Townes R. Leigh
Gainesville
Oswell R. Eve
Augusta
James Dinkin
C. H. Fred
Maryland
Byrd Knochs
Biloxi
George K. Warner
St. Louis
Jessie J. Yates
Asheville
N.C
James R. Armstrong
Oklahoma City
Mary Forrest, Bradley
D. D. Geiger
Huntington
W. Va
Kansas cattle and cotton markets mixed after holidays
Kansas City cattle quotes show steady to higher live cattle prices with selective gains for fed steers and yearlings, while western feeders hold. New Orleans cotton futures rebound after holidays with slight gains in nearby months and mixed shifts in off months.
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Kansas City
Odd Lote Sheen
Texas
Pandarillo
New Orleans
Cotten
Ing Inssea
S Pointe
Der
May
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Texas Corp 2
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Humble Oil Sheerueess
Aly
Dna F Clark & Co
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Armour & Co
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Fon
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Thy
Texas & Par Coal & Oil
Aly A
Trans-America
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Iin Western Union
Ars
Woolworth Ally
N. Fillmore St
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Amarillo Auto Parts Co., Inc
Ford Automobiles
W. F E. Gee
108Th Judicial Court
Col. Ray Barber
W. H. Woodlief
White Ambulance Service
Hore
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