Death follows gun accident in local funeral service
Marie Carmel Davis 30 died Thursday after noon from a self reported accidental discharge of a small caliber rifle. Services set for 3 PM Saturday at Sacred Heart Cathedral with Rt Rev Msgr A F Amirault presiding. Burial at Liano Cemetery Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home in charge. Survived by husband Frank Davis two children Dennis eight and Ada Marie six mother Mrs BE Bennie Walsenburg Colorado four brothers three sisters and several in laws and friends.
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Marie Carmel Davis
Sacred Heart Cathedral
A. F. Amirault
Liano
Blackburn- Shaw Funeral Home
Davis
Frank Davis
Fairmont Street
Dennis
Ada Marie
BE. H. Bennie
Walsenburg
Colo
James Beniie
Art Beniie
Los Angeles
Bruno Bennie
Seattle
Edith
Jean Beniie
Lenaoun G
D. B. Gallup
N. M
Stanton Defense Narrates Long Life and Flight from Justice
Special Prosecutor Dennis Zimmerman presents Stanton's background as he testifies for nearly four hours. Stanton recounts jail terms, two escapes, and his role in the Moseley slaying as he places blame on dead companion Glenn Hunsucker. He details ties to Quitaque, Silverton, Dallas, and the hunt leading to arrest near Carrizozo.
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Ton
United States
Leavenworth
Kaw
Texas
Huntsville
Amarillo
Stanton
Glenn Hunsucker
Swisher County
Stannton
Hunsuckers
Ferguson
Stonewall County
Moseley
Hunsucker
New Mexico
Bernice Inmann
Tulsa
Silverton
Quitoque
Dallas
Quitaque
Carrizozo
Youthful violinist Stewart moves to Amarillo
T. Duncan Stewart, a young violinist, and his mother Mrs. E L Stewart, moved to Amarillo from Houston via Kansas City and Lubbock. He will study in New York under Borisoff and Auer, has won the 1927 Julius scholarship, and is described by Norwegian violinist Christian Thaulow as one of America's outstanding players. His father is Col. F L Stewart and his brother Edward A Stewart is a United Airlines pilot.
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Amarillo
T. Duncan Stewart
E. L. Stewart
City
Stewart
Kansas City
Lubbock
Pampa
Panhandle
Houston
Lucerne Apartments
Academy of Music and Arts
Ellis B. Hall
New School
Commerce
Joseph Borissoff
Sascha Jacobsen
Leopold Auer
New York
Julliar
Christian Thaulow
Abilene
Thaulow
Southwest
America
Col
F. L. Stewart
Edward A. Stewart
United Airlines
Stonge
Central i
International Nickel
International Tel
Johna
Aes
Wipe Ee Uy
Kennecott
An Kresge
Kroger Groc & ‘Baking
Array Corp
Jaenoris
Nash Motor
National Biscuit
Ss National Dairy Products
Wee National Distillers
American
Te “ Teleens
National Power & Light
NY Contraeebadesee Ag
Ashen Water’ Works
NH & Hart
North Ameri Aviation
North American Co ‘S ‘Co
Anchored Cap Corp
Awoton
Associated Dry Goods
Ohio
Olehaee
167
Sr Ue
Fay Atlantic Wef Ing
Rm Auto
Par Gat & Fl
Aviation Corp
MW Packard
Lt & Coke
Petroleum Corp Oe MM
Ai Aviation
Phillips
Proctor & Gamble
Public
Serv Corp
Rat Borden
Bohn Aluminum
Pullman
Brooklyn-Mantat
Trans i
Ee Seve
California
Keith Orphagayan
Rand
Canadian Pacific
Republic Steel
Cerro de Pas Copper
Reynolds Tobacco
Chesapeake and
Seneca Copper
Columbia Gas
Shell Union Oil
Col’bian Carbon
Simmons
Simms Petrol
Skelly O .Eeee Commercial Solvents
Socony-Vacuum
Monwerlth & Sout
Porto Rio
South Cal Faison
South Pac RR
Aeedee Wees
Continental Can
Southern Railway
Continental Oil
Del
Standard Brands
Gat Corn Prod
Stand
Gas & Fl
Jotyne
Cevertinnee
Cal
Crown Cork
Seatee
BMG Standard of New Jersey
Texas Pac Land
Eastman Kodak Bem Rat Tide-Water Aden Oy
Elec Auto-Lite
Elec Power & Taghe
Hed Transamerican
Erie
United Aircraft
General United Carbon
General Amer Tcans
United Corpester
General Baking
United Fruit
General Electric
United Gas
General Wees
U S
U S Pipe & Foly
General Public Service
UN S Rubber
General Railway
U S Smelting
Gillete Razor
S Steel
Goodrich Tire
Bocassale
Goodyear Tire
Vanadium Corp
Gotham Hos
Great Northern RR
Warner Bros. Or Rr
Aig
Great West Sugar
Warren Bros Bees
Western Union
Heathe
Coal holiday declared as mines walk out in Pennsylvania
Thousands of bituminous miners in Pennsylvania joined a walkout over delayed pay raises while President Roosevelt outlined the coal code and near term negotiations. Officials expect wage agreements and the code to be finalized within 24 hours, with separate retail and price controls under NRA oversight and a proposed non governmental board to monitor effects.
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Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Johnson
White House
Inter - Departmental Price Committee
Amarillo Sees Mixed Results In First 3.2 Beer Permits
Friday morning reports show 55 beer sellers ready at zero hour and permits granted for several retailers and distributors. County and city receipts tied to brewing licenses amount to about one half of the county share, with officials noting a quiet start and expectations of a busy weekend as visitors from dry counties arrive. Three arrests occurred for hard liquor sales before midnight, while patrols warned minors and citable disorder was limited at the Nat Dance Palace.
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Davidson
Amarillo
Howard Anderson
Attorney General's
Nat Dance Palace
J. M. Simpson
W. N. Durham
Et al
Panhandle Distributing Co
East First Avenue
George H. Harvey
van Buren Street
B. B. Routon
Revolt spreads with fighting in progress near Coastel Ravena
WASHINGTON reports disquieting Cuba situation as violence grows in Oriente and Santa Cruz area. An ambulance brought wounded from Concepcion Del Sur engagement, while government efforts to conceal casualties fail to hide spreading unrest. Infantry patrols and troops are active as officials monitor risks to Americans.
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Ravena
Santa Cruz
Concepcion del Sur
Washington
State Department
Cuba
Sumner Welles
Cristo
Oriente
Air cafe scene in fashionable South End Houston
In a chic Houston South End air cafe two white haired ladies sit in the rear. One orders two steins of dark beer and asks the waitress not to forget the pretzels.
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Houston
Beer back Yeast cake returns to oblivion in Houston patrol
A cut down car with a platform carried a crack capping outfit and about a dozen bottles in front of a Houston establishment. A large sign read For sale as a limousine with a liveried chauffeur arrived at the scene.
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Houston
Dalhart Press Asks President to Speed Drouth Relief Roads
The Dalhart Chamber of Commerce pleaded with President Roosevelt to accelerate drouth relief work and highway construction in Texas Panhandle. It urged using the Texas Highway Department to deploy road funds and addressed Hopkins Jones and Small with appeals for urgent action.
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Dalhart
Dalhart Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
United States
Texas
Texas Highway Department
Harry Hopkins
Marvin Jones
Clint Small
Elmer Elliott
Chamber
Talent Night at Amarillo Fair Theatre Friday
The Fair Theater hosts Talent Night on Friday night featuring top local acts from the past month. Winners include Junior Lowenstern on saxophone, the Ruby Hutchinson trio, Elizabeth Marsh dancer, Miss Gene Frost and others. The program begins at 9 o clock and pairs with the film No Marriage Ties starring Richard Dix at no added charge.
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Amarillo
Fair Theater
Junior Lowenstern
Dickie
Jerry May
Ruby Hutchinson
Volin
Elizabeth Marsh
Gene Frost
Lela Hunter
Gene West
West
Charles Borden
Richard Dix
Cotton and grain moves in early New Orleans trading
Market notes show cotton firm at New Orleans with gains across near and distant months, followed by minor pullbacks on profit taking. September through March quotes edged up then steadied as wheat strength and stock recoveries supported prices. Kansas City hogs and cattle mixed, while Chicago grain tables and New York stock letters reflect cautious trading and selective gains among mining and utility shares.
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New Orleans
Chicago
John F. Clark
New York
Homestake
Cerro de Pascn
McIntyre Porcupine
Dome
U. S
American Smelting
Alaska Juneau
International Nickel
Market mood stays mixed amid erratic trends
The piece notes mixed opinions on recent market tendencies with optimism on some fronts but many observers doubt whether resistance levels can be overcome soon without substantial aid from business or currency expansion. It mentions major firms like General Motors and Du Pont amid the trading context.
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American Telephone
New Jersey
Standard Gas
Columbia Gas
Ranx
General Motors
U. S
Bters
Allied Chemical
National Distillers
du Pont
Commission House
Storm Near Tampico Prompts Gulf Coast Preparations
Hurricanes threaten Texas and Mexico as the storm moves northwest across the Gulf. Vera Cruz reports the worst disturbance in years and warns of closings and storm warnings. Texas City and Brownsville residents brace for impact with evacuations and boarding up storefronts. In Cameron County a tornado injures eight, ripping a house apart near La Paloma on the Rio Grande.
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Gulf of Mexico
Tampico
Tuxpan
Vera Cruz
Texas City
Brownsville
Texas
U.P
United States
Mexico
Washington
San Benito
Cameron County
la Paloma
Rio Grande
Jose Rodriguez
Eudorio Rodriguez
Lupe Rodriguez
Mists Form Canopy Over Amarillo Area
A heavy mist swept the Panhandle Thursday night with little moisture. Rain fell in Plainview and Lamesa, while railroads reported no rain elsewhere. Amarillo forecasts call for similar partly cloudy conditions Friday night into Saturday. Miss Hylogene Robberson, Norman Oklahoma, arrives as the new dance instructor at the Academy of Music and Art.
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Panhandle
Plainview
Lamesa
Panhandle Auto Club
Amarillo
U. S. Weather Bureau
Hylogene Robberson
Norman
Okla
Academy of Music and Art
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Dennis Zimmerman
Lee Blackwell
Earl Russell
Canyon
Jake Honea
Briscoe County
Edward Rose
Hereford
Dick” Evans
Happy
Sansaba
Tack
ICKES
Way Department
Potter County
Highway Department
T. E. Johnson
Westbrook
Relief Commission
C. E. Swain
Federal Bureau of Roads
Relief Administration
Brouth
Texas Relief and Rehabilitation Commission
FAIR
BILL
Kolor Fast
Kwitcher Keiscal
Kikkin Laundry Perea F
US 8. D. A
Amarillo Area
Westinghouse Flee
Woolworth
Worthington Pump
Yellower & Coach
Youngstown
Pene
Close Alam Co, of America
Amer Gas & Electric
Amer Superpower
Tee Ark Nat Gas
Ford Motor Co, Ford
Canarda
Gulf Oil
Humble Oil
Niagara Hudson
Penn Road
Varig
Swift & Co
Atlas
Atlas Special Beer
Krause Beer Agency
A. E. Krause, Mer
Pierce Street
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