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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1934

Page

3

Relief Probe at San Angelo Delves into West Texas Road Plans

A San Angelo meeting will probe Hopkins May relief road program for over 20 West Texas counties. Westbrook from Washington will join Panhandle officials to press for start of the project and its $400,000 monthly payroll. Amarillo attendees include Hill Hardin Hinton and others with regional reps from Clarendon Dalhart Vega.

West Texas Harry L. Hopkins Kansas City West Texans Lawrence Westbrook Washington San Angelo Monay Panhandle Texas Relief Commission West Texas Chamber of Commerce San Angelo Westbrook Hopkins Houston Harte State Relief Commission Amarillo John FE. Hill All- Panhandle League Ed W. Hardin Carl Hinton Julius Dorenfield Wilbur C. Hawk Sam Braswell Clarendon Andy James Dalhart O.H. Lloyd Vega

Panhandle backs Allred choice at Galveston convention

Panhandle Democratic chairmen from 15 counties voted to support Governor Elect James V. Allred for national committeeman and state chairman. The meeting in the thirty first senatorial district included 27 counties, with 15 represented and letters from five others explaining absence. They also approved a resolution favoring submission of the prohibition law.

James V. Allred Galveston Panhandle Cc. C. Gibson Amarillo

Jones touts New Deal paying basis at Rotary luncheon

Congressman Marvin Jones said the New Deal operates on a paying basis with lasting benefits, praising action taken after President Roosevelt's 1933 start. He cited low commodity prices for wheat cotton and beef and noted administration programs aided Texas and the Panhandle during the drought and economic hardship.

Marvin Jones Rotary Club Times Jones Roosevelt Texas Panhandle

Pretty Girls Parade to Showcase Amarillo Fashion Monday

A Monday night fashion parade at Municipal Auditorium will feature Amarillo’s prettiest girls modeling clever creations. The show, hosted by the Junior Welfare League, also includes Sanford’s orchestra, prize wearables valued around 300 dollars, and a ticket price of 26 cents or 50 cents with lower floor seating. Tickets are on sale at City Drug No 1.

Municipal Auditorium Amarillo Betty Bivins Katherine Kirk Jessie Dawson Bray Dawn Adkins Eula Lee Buren Evelyn Freeman Betty Wooldridge Cecil Dawson Cynthia Lumpkin Eula Lee McKnight Mary Exum Marion Kelly Drucilla Exum Peggy Hill Rue Paula Parcells Judy Lambie Enid Mayer Margaret Collins Flora Louise Exum Melba Pipkins Adeline Lumpkin Nell Collins Dorothy Bennett M. T. Johnson J. L Patton H. K. Stanfield Charles Green Z. T. Hoehn John Chesnutt Beaumont Stinnett R. R. Swindell William G. Boyer Marilla City Drug No. 1 Junior Welfare League Sanford Amarillo Hardware Company Berry's Cleaners White & Kirk The Ladies Store Marizon Regent's Gordon's Style Shop Andrews’ Hat Shop Nunn Electric Company City Drug Company Maxor Drug Company Randal Drug Company Poot Drug Company Tolzien Music Store Orchid Beauty Salon

Fire in Ashes Forces City Trash Pickup Rule

City warns housewives to cool ashes before disposal. Ash barrels often smoulder and ignite trash trucks. officials order ashes to be placed in boxes for pickup. City Manager H R Smith notes fires occur even after days of no visible flame.

H. R. Smith

Federal government praised as grass roots response

The speaker lauded the federal government as grass roots and said it will respond to the demands of the people, signaling confidence in national leadership amid a grave local situation.

Youth Drowns After Fall Into Water Tank Near Sterling City

A year and a half old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Everett Cope Sterling ranchers, drowned when he fell into a water tank on the Lester Foster ranch 17 miles west of Sterling City. A pulmotor from San Angelo was rushed by plane but resuscitation failed.

Sterling City Tex Tex Cope Everett Cope Sterling Ranchers Lester Foster Here Bill Glober A. J. Taylor San Angelo

E W Marland to Be Guest at Fair Here

Congressman E W Marland Oklahoma Democratic nominee for governor will guest of the Amarillo Tri State Fair on Wednesday September 19 Oklahoma Day at the second largest exposition in Texas running September 15 through the following Saturday A M Band from Stillwater will perform for the first time at the event with delegations expected from multiple counties and communities

E. W. Marland Oklahoma Amarillo Tri-State Texas Stillwater Tri- State

Western Oklahoma Chamber in Amarillo To Coordinate Band Delegations

Towns surrounding Stillwater will send bands and forge delegations. Hollis Elk City Sayre Woodward Boise City Erick Shattuck Goodwell McAlester among participants. Officials of the Western Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce were in Amarillo yesterday.

Stillwater Hollis Elk City Sayre Woodward Boise City Erick Guymon Shattuck Goodwell McAlester Western

Full Feeling After Meals From Fort Green Reader Letter

Mr Archie W Brown of Fort Green Florida credits Thedford s Black-Draught with relieving heaviness and gas after meals. He says small post meal doses cure dullness from overeating or hurried eating and that he is a great believer in the plant laxative. Children like the syrup.

Thedford Archie W. Brown Fort Green Fla

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