Governor Allred Serenades In Amarillo Amid News Globe Visit
Governor Allred toured Amarillo dining with locals as he heard of a wounded veteran and received a flower request. An Austin phone call brought news of his 70-year-old father Renne Alfred breaking a hip while visiting. The piece notes game warden policies, lost spectacles belonging to General Avary and Mrs. Avery, Confederate Reunion humor, Will Rogers and Roaring 20th century quotes, and a News-Globe Marine band serenade for Congressmen Jones and Ware.
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Jimmy Allred
Amarillo
Lawrence Hagy
Hagy
Austin
Governors Home
Renne Alfred
News-Globe
United States Marine Band
Ware
Marvin Jones
Rhe
Bascom Timmons
Mr. Ware
Joars
Former consul takes his life aboard the President Polk
Washington reports George Hanson veteran foreign service officer and former Moscow consul general died by suicide at sea aboard the President Polk. Dollar Steamship Line officials notified New York.
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Washington
George Hanson
Foreign Service
Moscow
Polk
State Department
Dollar Steamship
Hne
New York
Help Wanted Classified Listings From LACK TACK
A collage of plea ads from Tack columns seeking jobs and lost glasses. Entries include a man asking for his gold rimmed bifocal glasses at the Municipal Auditorium, a 19 year old girl seeking work in housekeeping cafe work with references, a practical nurse seeking any kind of work, a 17 year old boy looking for cafe or store work, and various others in search of hourly daily or weekly employment with contact details.
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Municipal Auditorium
Herring Hotel
Pam
Robert Lepavary
Atlanta
Tam
Harrison Street
Tack
Radio Schedule Highlights Music and Talks Across Day
A detailed on air timetable lists programs from The Olf South music to Brenton Flenniken interview and Confederacy program, plus Sports Revue, Tommy McLaughlin musical moments, baseball broadcasts, and news from United Press. Evening blocks feature Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians, orchestras, and later Grand Reunion Radio from The Nat with daily news and farming market updates.
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Brenton Flenniken
Confederacy
Tommy McLaughlin
Roses of Picardy
Dick Carrolls Orchestra
WRBS
Tonic
WBS
Ruth Efitting
Fred Waring
Colonel Stoopnagle
Budd
United Press News
Micra News
Louisiana seeks next Confederate veterans reunion in Shreveport
Louisiana's delegation pressed the bid for the 1936 Confederate Veterans reunion to be held in Shreveport. Dr. F I Sanderson, head of the local committee, said invitations from nearly 190 civic organizations are ready. The Four Square Bible Class issued a cordial invitation praising valor and heritage.
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Louisiana
Shreveport
F. I. Sanderson
Citizens’ Committee
Four Square Bible Class
Dixie Land
Southland
SONS WRECK CONTINUED AT CONFEDERATE VETERANS MEETING
Proceedings of the Sons of Confederate Veterans convention recount a day of addresses and plans. Leaders including Col Gilbert and Major Dennis urged full-time organizers and preservation of Confederate history while speakers expressed confidence in the organization’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order In Southern Colleges
William R. Dancy
Savannah
Hopkins
United Confederate Veterans Meeting
Col. C. FE. Gilbert
Houston
Army of the Tennessee Department
W. F. Massey
Little Rock
Ark
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sons of the South
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Market summaries and a fatal Dallas accident report
The column reports New Orleans cotton prices with light buying amid hurricane fears, and Kansas City livestock and market figures with cattle, sheep, and hogs trading unevenly. It also notes a fatal accident near Dallas involving R H Hamilton and family, with Mrs Hamilton gravely injured and a daughter hurt, following a collision at two highways.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Fort Worth
R. H. Hamilton
Corpus Christi
Dallas
Hamilton
Rescue Mission Messages From Sailing Cutter Nightmare
The cutter Carrapassett faced famous waves and a 55 mile wind as Captain John McGann and officers spent the night on the bridge. Quartermaster Claude Simmons was struck in the leg by flying glass as seas smashed wheelhouse windows and crew quarters. The vessel later reported moderating seas but a stiff wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGann
Claude Simmons
Carrapassett
Oil firm withdraws Ethiopian concessions amid Italy dispute
Ethiopian officials expressed nonplus when Standard Vacuum Oil withdrew its Ethiopian concessions after U.S. State Department representations. Observers say Washington avoids widening the Italy Ethiopia tensions while Britain and other powers seek to calm East Africa as the League of Nations meets in Geneva.
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Hull
Italy
Great Britain
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
League of Nations
Geneva
Addis Ababa
Standard Vacuum Oil Company
State Department
United States
Washington
Gale Sand Chosen For Hour Classes For Constant Flow
Gale sand proved best for hour classes as it maintains a steady flow at varying temperatures. Liquids fail due to increased flow when subjected to upward pressure, making them unsatisfactory for consistent results.
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Chicago Exposition
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Dan Thomas
George Scarbo
Ricardo Cortez
Skipworth
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Anna Harenina
Oxford University
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Mayfield
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Texas
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Roanoke
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Landon C. Bell
Columbus
Joseph D Mitchell
Marshall Wingfield
Armory, Miss
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Jere C. Dennis
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New York City
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Oklahoma City
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BF. A. Pierre & Co
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Trew
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