Amarillo Daybook Packed With Centennial News And Visits
Santa Fe railway public relations head M L Myers visits Amarillo on business. Dallas Centennial features include Elizabeth Jameson piano recital with WFAA broadcast. Students and locals travel to Dallas Fort Worth and Oklahoma events. numerous residents return from Centennial trips and college enrollments noted.
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M. L. Myers
Santa Fe Railway
Amarillo
Elizabeth Jameson
E. R. Jameson
Monroe Street
Dallas
WFAA
Harvard reveals artificial male sex hormones at Tercentenary
Dr Leopolard Ruzicka announced at Harvard Tercentenary the creation of artificial male sex hormones about five times more active than natural. He cautioned it will be years before uses in humans arise and noted synthesis helps overcome limited natural supply. The hormones affected animals similarly to natural hormones and interact with body chemicals to produce specific effects depending on the local chemistry.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Leopolard Ruzicka
Zurich
Ruzicka
Radio Schedule KGNC Friday Saturday Highlights
KGNC air list shows daily program blocks from 3:00 PM to 5:15 PM Friday with music dance matinees and sports news, continuing 6:00 PM to 11:40 PM and Saturday morning and afternoon entries featuring orchestras, news, dances, and concerts.
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Salvation Army
Jack Armstrong
Beamon Brothers
the Arcadians
Life of
Edison
West
Amarillo Christian Church Orchestra
U. P. News
Rhythm and Romance
Jack Winston
KGNC
Warren Daniel
The
Flying Dutchman
Harlem
Bing Crosby
Philco Party
World
Rudy Vallee
John Josey
Bluebonnet Ramblers
International Sunday School Tessan
New Orleans Cotton Opens Higher on Strong Cables and Hedging
Cotton moved up about six and a half points at the New Orleans opening as stronger cables and increased speculative interest supported early dealings. Liverpool hedging and a government selling stance for lean cotton next spring shaped English market sentiment. Oct cotton opened 12.17, Dec 12.15, March 12.01, May 12.10 amid limited public participation due to heavy hedging.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Posey Indicted Again in Mail Fraud Case Hereford
A second federal indictment charges Ellis B. Posey former vice-president of the First National Bank of Hereford with mail fraud in defrauding L A Arnold of Hereford. Posey allegedly mailed deposit slips bank statements and cancelled checks to commit the fraud. He had previously been indicted for defrauding Arnold of 2500 while holding bank office and posted bond of 2500.
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Ellis B. Fosey
First National Bank of
Hereford
A. O. Curry
L. A. Arnold
Posey
Arnold
Mrs J D Conner Dies After Panhandle Visit
Mrs J D Conner 22 wife of a western Oklahoma race horse owner died in St Anthony s Hospital after being brought there from Panhandle where she and her husband attended a race meet. Body to Lawton by Rock Island at 10 p m tonight. Funeral in Lindsay tomorrow afternoon. Survived by husband three brothers and three sisters.
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J. D. Conner
Awton
Okio
St. Anthony's Hospital
Panhandle
Lawton
Rock Island Line
Lindsay
Oklo
N. S
States Vote September 15 Highlighted by Maine Michigan Battles
Six states set primary days September 15 with Maine to vote on a slate including senator governor and three congressmen. The piece notes Maine and Michigan as key battlegrounds and discusses implications for Roosevelt and Landon amid Townsend pension votes. It cites Couzens Murphy Townsend and regional party dynamics across Michigan New York and Texas.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
Maine
United States
House of Representatives
Michigan
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Massachusettes
New York
Herbert Clark Moorer
GOP
House
Louis J. Brawn
Senate
Wallace H. White, Jr
Couzens
Roosevelt
James Couzens
Frank Murphy
Francis E. Townsend
Murphy
New Deal
Dr. Townsend
Democratic High Command
Tammany
New York City
Texas
Townsend
Lemke Proposes Water Rich Soil Plan for Farmers
Presidential candidate William Lemke of the Union party outlines a soil conservation program in Amarillo aimed at paying farmers for water conserved rather than land retired. He advocates large rainwater lakes and road ditch dams, with state and individual farmer cooperation and federal assistance, criticizing Roosevelt and Landon.
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Union Party
William Lemke
Lemke
Roosevelt
Landon
Amarillo
TWA
California
Kansas
Okla
Homa
Texas
Midwest
Wallace
Roosevelt Campaign Ahead in 1932 Bid Says He Has Stabilized Economy
Roosevelt outlined economic signs of improvement including upturn in business and farm conditions, lower interest rates, and "back in the black" gains. He asserted gains occurred without curtailing individual liberties or infringing on states' rights as his reelection managers plan to stress the campaign message.
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Dent
GOAT RAISER HELD IN BARNET SLAYING IN AUSTIN
Sheriff Lee O Allen held a 45 year old Barnet goat raiser in the slaying of C R Ward Jr 30 at Barnet yesterday. The man surrendered claiming self defense after Ward threatened him. Difficulties over goats preceded the shooting. Sheriff Barnett said he would come for the man today. The Normandie and Queen Mary cannot enter the Panama Canal locks.
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Austin
Rept
Lee O. Allen
Barnet
C. R. Ward, Jr
Allen
Ward
H. A. Barnett
Mrs Altavene Clark Heads to Chicago Campaign HQ
Mrs Altavene Clark secretary to Congressman Marvin Jones departed for Chicago to aid at the national Democratic headquarters as Jones directs campaign work among farm slates.
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Altavene Clark
Marvin Jones
Chicago
Democratic
Jones
Hamrick Returns to Courthouse in Illness Recovery
H. G. Frosty Hamrick the Potter County auditor arrived in Amarillo today after medical treatment in Fort Worth and Northwest Texas Hospital for an appendicitis operation. He weighed thirty pounds less than at his July admission, but is expected to return to work Monday.
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H. G
Hamrick
Potter County
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Northwest Texas Hospital
Federal Judge To Rule On Capitol Hotel Case
Federal Judge James Wilson was to issue a decision this afternoon on the Capitol Hotel bankruptcy plea. The court had dismissed all interested parties this morning until the afternoon session, with all evidence and arguments in the motion to dismiss presented.
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James ©. Wilson
Capitol Hotel
Federal
Infant Sammy Morris Cox Dies in Amarillo Hospital
Five week old Sammy Morris Cox of Borger died in an Amarillo hospital. He was brought there from Borger and burial arrangements were handled by N. B. Griggs and Sons, who sent the body to Borger.
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Sammy Morris Cox
Cox
Borger
Amarillo
Griggs and Sons
Seay Returns to Office After Colorado Vacation
Assistant County Attorney Tom Seay resumes duties today after a vacation in Colorado with his wife Mrs. Seay and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Seay of 1414 Taylor Street.
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Tom Seay
Colorado
Seay
Sam L. Seay
Taylor Street
Building Permits Total Near 30000 With New Homes
City issued permits totaling nearly 30000 since the month began. Mary E Bivins owns property at 1709 Jackson Street where a 5750 six room home is planned. W R Harper contractor for Fred M Seale aims to finish the Seale residence by November 4. A 1675 addition at 1309 Harrison Street is approved for owner Nancy Brent with L G Brown as contractor.
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Mary E. Bivins
Jackson Street
W. R. Harper
Fred M. Seale
Seale
Harrison Street
Nancy Brent i
L. G. Brown
Revolt Persistently Reports Desertions and War’s End Game
The report notes daily desertions by rebels, often civil guardsmen, sometimes regulars, in groups from six to 150. It argues that as the war prolongs, success hinges on popular support for both sides and their volunteers. A United Press dispatch suggests the government fears rebel surrenders in besieged cities.
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United Press
Rebels Halted Near Madrid as Loyalist Reinforcements Arrive
The rebels face slow progress in sieges while Loyalists push back attacks at Badajoz and San Sebastian. A 115 mile front north and west of Madrid remains stalled for weeks, with Talavera Toledo area seeing rebel advances checked by loyalist forces. If Madrid falls, the regime may be doomed.
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Badajoz
San Sebastian
Madrid
Talavera-Toledo
Rabeels
Nazi Anti Bolshevik Campaign Announced At Nuremberg
Dawn flights and a 400 plane show assembled near Nurnberg as Nazi leaders including Hitler Goebbels Rosenberg and Hess outlined practical steps against Bolshevism. Hermann Reischle contrasted Soviet exploitation with German farmer aid while speculation grew that Germany might withdraw its Moscow ambassador.
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Nurnberg
Adolf Hitler
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Alfred Rosenberg
Ruedolf Hess
Hermann Reischle
Puehrer
Moscow
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