Flood danger of past laid by engineers in Brownsville
Rio Grande flood danger eased as the border river fell at all points and flood control works protect the lower valley. International Boundary Commission engineers call the flood “a thing of the past” while excess water drains to the Gulf. Property damage across Cameron Hidalgo and Willacy counties totals about 22.9 million dollars. Senators and representatives in Washington discussed relief with Henry Morgenthau Jr. and Harry Hopkins to study aid for replanting and rehabilitation.
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Brownsville
Rio Grande
International Boundary Commission
San Benito
Gulf of Mexico
Ralph Agar
Cameron County
Hidalgo
Willacy
Washington
Sheppard
Jones
West of Texas
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Harry Hopkins
Morgenthau
Hopkins
Executive Council
Civil Appeals Court Proceedings Here in Seventh District
Proceedings before the Court of Civil Appeals for the Seventh District featured motions submitted and granted or overruled. Cases listed include Williams versus National of Commerce rehearing affirmed on certificate in part and others set for submission or continued, with parties from Floyd Hutchinson Potter Wheeler Wilbarger Lamb and Crosby counties.
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Court of Civil Appeals
George H. Williams
National of Commerce
Evident Insurance Co
W. 8Imons
J. T. Herd
H. G. Wade
T. P. Hill
H. B. Epperson
Hill
Co. R. Stahl
John R. Miller
National Bank of Commerce
J. H. Weiser
Travis Cotton Seed Products Co
Abe Finkelstein
First National Bank of Amarillo
J. H. Burson
Floyd C. R. Stahl
Hutchinson
Arthur B. Kreis
Lizzie Kreis
Childress
J. M. Willson
Kate H. Manasco
Floyd
United Fidelity Life Insurance Co
Sammie E. Roach
Potter
Minneola Richards
Ambrey
Otis L. Williams
Citizens State Bank
American Surety Co
Wheeler
J. M. Radford Grocery Co
Etelline State Bank
Hall
Phillips Petroleum Co
J. E Reid
Crosby
J. E. Case Company
Alex Leubhan
Lispcomb
Flora Cook
Virgil S. Hildebrand
Wilbarger
W. T. Waggoner
J. Arthur Edwards
Lamb
Gipson Joins Music School Faculty
Mrs Eloise Gipson, former dramatic art instructor at Christian University Canton Mo and leader of Amarillo s Little Theater, becomes a faculty member of the Academy of Music and Art. She will continue to teach and expand the program.
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Christian University
Canton
Amarillo
Little Theater
Eloise Gipson
The
Academy of Music and Art
Guiding Your Child by Observation and Patience
Three mothers watch their six to ten year old sons at a seaside resort learn to form alliances and friendships without parental interference. After a week the boys adjust through shifting pairings until each finds common ground, illustrating that forced ties rarely endure.
Fair's Talent Night Features Amarillo Artists on Friday
Winners of first prizes in Talent Night presentations at the Fair Theater compete for top honors Friday at 9 o'clock. Cash prizes go to elimination winners. Performers include Junior Lowenstern saxophone novelty, Dickie and Jerry May with Ruby Hutchinson violin trio, Elizabeth Marsh tap, Miss Geen Frost dance, Lela Hunter and Gene West comedy skit, West and Charles Borden dance, with Mike Hollander as master of ceremonies.
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Fair Theater
Junior Lowenstern
Dickie
Jerry May
Ruby Hutchinson
Elizabeth Marsh
Geen Frost
Lela Hunter
Gene West
West
Charles Borden
Richard Dix
Mike Hollander
Gipson to Lead Academy Arts Program and Choir
Mrs. Gipson begins work at the academy immediately with focus on voice culture pantomime storytelling platform art play production and personal development. She will also continue as choir director at Central Presbyterian Church. An estimate shows average US consumption of 58 oranges 5 grapefruits and 16 lemons per person annually.
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Gipson
The
Academy
Central Presbyterian Church
United States
Statewide farm group planned to coordinate efforts
A 15 member committee will craft a master plan to coordinate many regional and special purpose farm groups. Cooperative marketing and cooperative borrowing are among the issues to be addressed. The plan will be presented to a state wide meeting before November 15.
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Dallas
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
H. G. Lucas
Brownwood
H. L. Kokernot
San Antonio
F. P. Frist
el Paso
G. W. Louthan
Hale Center
J. E. Montgomery
Tynan
John T. Orr
F. M. Watkins
Bogota
Roy Saunders
Pollock
Edward Nordman
la Feria
T. W. Hander
Belton
Chess Merrill
Shallow Water
John Kubela
Pierce
W. W. Cole
Chillicothe
E. 8
Mayer
San Angelo
C. W
Fair Officials Move to Exposition Grounds
Tri-State Fair offices relocated from the Herring Hotel to the exposition grounds where they will operate until the fair ends on September 30. W. F. Lampe serves as president, with Al Wilson as auditor and assistant manager and two office assistants.
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Herring Hotel
Exposition Grounds
The
Fair Association
W. F. Lampe
al Wilson
Scout Day at Fair To Be September 29
The Amarillo Area Council Boy Scouts will hold the annual Tri-State Fair court of honor at the Fair Grounds on Friday night September 29. Scout Executive Marvin J. Paul announced the event noting it as the biggest court of the year with John B. McKnight as court chairman. Scouts from all council troops will receive advancement or merit badge awards and troop or patrol stunts will be presented.
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Amarillo Area
Nothing's wrong with Texas except too many imports
A Tack letter responds to Texas economy with a humorous indictment of national trade patterns and Ohio manufactured goods. It contrasts agricultural Texas with industrial Ohio and notes Europe faces similar self contained policies. A reader seeks work and posts multiple pleas for employment services and housing in exchange for chores.
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Texas
Connecticut
Ohio
Chicago
Massachusetts
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New Hampshire
Grand Rapids
Minneapolis
Vermont
Kansas
St. Louis
California
Rhode Island
Colorado
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Oklahoma
New England
New Jersey
Dayton
Europe
Widower seeks ride to Bryan Texas to aid relative entering A and M
Middle aged livestock caretaker seeks congenial widow or traveler to provide transport to Bryan Texas for his kid brother in law who plans to enter A and M this week. He offers to drive and assist with the car and can contribute financially.
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Tack
Bryan
Texas
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