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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1933

Page

3

Legion Women Given Honors at Wichita Falls Convention

The Ladies Auxiliary of Hanson Post of the American Legion won the Lintz silver loving cup for outstanding work in Americanism, securing it for three consecutive state conventions. They also earned top local publicity and rehabilitation service citations. The Auxiliary Drum Corps won a best drum corps cup. Mrs. Floyd L. Sloan leads the group. The Eight and Forty gained two five dollar prizes for membership work, while Mrs. Otho Ferrell earned second in the Fidac doll contest. Mrs. C. M. Holt drew state praise for Americanism and delivered the convention address.

Hanson Post American Legion Wichita Falls Inez Benton Pat Carrigan Floyd L. Sloan Otho Ferrell C. M. Holt

Uncertain Ideologies and Crimes Parade Through 1930s News

The report surveys fascist ideology, racial theories, and contemporary crime including Mrs. Millie Prince's murder case in New York. It notes police guarding Cardinal Dougherty after threats, contemplates Miss Universe standards, and blames a Erie Railroad disaster on a fragile day coach between steel cars, highlighting sensational incidents and public fears of the era.

Jin New York Millie Prince PAX Erie

Conquering Contract By P. HAL SIMS

P. HAL SIMS is hailed as the greatest living contract and auction player. He captains the renowned Four Horsemen team and has won twenty national championships since 1924. The articles describe the Sims system and the one over one principle developed by his group.

Mr. Sims Four Horsemen

Bidding decisions in concealed suit and no trump aims

The article details how to handle concealed suit bids in later rounds, advising when to reveal a hidden suit and when to pursue no trump contracts. It discusses openers hands, partner responses in major suit takeouts, and strategies for reaching three no trumps or slam attempts based on strength in hearts and spades.

Public Views New Palisades State Park Beauty

Panhandle residents Sunday toured the newly opened Canyon in Palisades State Park. Supt Rex Bytum and Maj J L Dumm announced immediate dam and roadway work across Palo Duro Creek. The grounds were groomed for picnics as a new drive into the valley impressed visitors.

Palisades State Park Panhandle Palo Duro Creek Rex Bytum National Park Service Maj J. L. Dumm

Surrendering the Declaration to Partner In Bridge Strategy

A Public Ledger note discusses bidding sequences in bridge, outlining a four no trump hand and a potential slam in hearts or no trumps. It analyzes responses after partner opens one heart, considering second-round bids to force slam or adjust to match-point scoring.

Public Ledger

J T Childers Rite Held at Shamrock

Last rites for John Thomas Childers 76 railroad man who died in Amarillo Friday were held Sunday afternoon at Shamrock under Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home direction. Rev J A Jamieson of Shamrock conducted the services at his daughter Mrs R R Rollings home 1815 Fillmore Street. He is survived by his widow a son and five daughters.

John Thomas Childers Amarillo Shamrock Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home J. A. Jamieson Childers R. R. Rollings Fillmore Street

Little John Whitley’s burial set for Commerce

The body of John Edward Whit ley, four year old son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Whit ley, was sent to Commerce for burial Monday afternoon. Funeral services were held at the family home seven miles north of Amarillo Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev. Gaston Foote of San Jacinto Methodist Church. The child died Saturday. Survivors are his parents and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Fairchild.

John Edward Whitley John E. Whitley Commerce Amarillo Gaston Foote San Jacinto Methodist Church N. W. Fairchild

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