Know what you want buy it and don't buy stingily
Arthur Brisbane cites Colonel Michael Friedsam urging decisive purchasing and warns that stingy buying harms business. He reviews Wall Street shifts from bragging to gloom as stock seats fall and Germany and Europe face tensions. He cites Britten on naval affairs foreseeing a big explosion and notes France, Italy, and Russia in unrest.
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Friedsam
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Britten
Committee On Naval Affairs
House
Europe
United States
Victor J. Dowling
New York
New York State
Germany
Italy
France
Hearing on Bus Injunction Opens in Civil Court Here
In Amarillo district court Judge W E Gee heard evidence in a Texas Railway Commission suit to bar W W Adams from operating a truck line between Amarillo and Pampa. Mark Marshall of the commission attended. decision expected in two weeks after reviewing back records.
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Texas Railway Commission
W. W. Adama
Amarillo
Pampa
W. E. Gee
Mark Marshall
The
Railway Commission
Leo Sparks
Gee
Mr. Marshall
Adams
Wheeler
Mobeetie
Marshall
Old Settlers Ready for Fair at Tri-State Day
Final preparations for Old Settlers Day at the Tri-State Fair set for Wednesday morning. The group will meet at 10 in the Boy Scout tent with B F Jackson of Miami presiding. Programs include talks, reports, and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers
Tri-State
B. F. Jackson
Miami
Association
L. Gough
Panhandle
Floyd Studer
Amarillo
John McCarty
Dalhart
Panhandle Historical Museum
Two U S Fliers Held In Revolt Roundup
Santiago de Chile September 23 Two American aviators face possible court martial for involvement in the attempted revolt at Concepcion against President Colonel Carlos Ibanez Their arrest was detailed by Interior Minister Carlos Froedden who named Edward Orvite Larin and Reed Smith Doyle Officials say they flew to Concepcion and landed with five others in a move to spur rebellion and may be charged for breaching aeronautical code provisions and potentially conspiring to overthrow the government
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Santiago DE Chile
Concepcion
Carlos Ibanez
Carlos Froedden
Edward Orvite Larin
Chacabuco
Dairy Farmers Fete Tonight at Herring Hotel
The 1980 top ten dairy farmers from the Texas Panhandle will be announced at a 6:30 PM banquet at the Herring Hotel. Cash prizes and medals totaling 1000 dollars will be awarded for the News-Globe Master Dairy Farmers Contest. All entrants from last November are invited by the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce. Cost for others is one dollar per plate. Speakers include W E Herring, W A Fuqua, Rev Snodgrass, D T Simmons, and Gene Howe. Henry Ansley will be master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Panhandle
Herring Hotel
News-Globe
Amarillo
W. E. Herring
The
Chamber of Commerce
W.A. Fuqua
Rev. R. ©. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
D. T. Simsons
Texas and American Jersey Cattle Clubs
Gene Howe
Henry Ansley
el Paso Times
Potter County Convict Gets Furlough
Governor Moody authorized clemencies listing J. H. Henshaw of Potter County to receive a 60 day furlough for a felony offense. Also granted furlough extensions for Woodrow Offill of Collin and Grayson Counties for burglary for 90 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Dan Moody
J. H. Henshaw
Felony
Potter County
Woodrow Offill
Collin
Grayson Counties
Highway Meet Delayed by Fair
A meeting to perfect the Highway No. 66 Association in North Amarillo was postponed due to the Tri-State fair. The rescheduled gathering will be held Wednesday November 1 at the Junior High School on Buchanan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Buchanan Street
Ecuador Revolt Seen as Overthrow of President Ayora
Dallas police checked the right of way from fair park to Union terminals after four youths claimed bandits killed a Negro on a circus train and threw his body off. Investigators found no murder evidence. The youths said two white men robbed the group. 50 cents were taken. In Lima, Peru, unrest in Ecuador under Isidro Ayora was discussed as possible grounds for a coup amid coastal Sierra rivalries.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Fair Park
Union
Fort Worth
al Negro
Bob Abbot
Dean Goss
Jimmy Fritz
Leon Sechrest
Ray Powell
Frank Zaley
Park Grounds
United Press
Lima
Peru
Isidro Ayorn
Ecuador
Sierra
Ayora
Reopening urged on joint plan for Rock Island Denver line
The Rock Island requests the Interstate Commerce Commission reopen its order approving a jointly owned track from Shamrock to Wellington. It seeks to lease trackage rights to Fort Worth & Denver and to bar Denver from sharing local tonnage at Wellington and Shamrock, claiming the ruling is unfair to its road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Panhandle
Rock Island
Fort Worth
Denver
Interstate Commerce Commission
Amarillo
Commission
Wellington
Shamrock
Childress
Pampa
Quanah
Stricken Nurse Seeks Spirit Healing in Houston Tabernacle
An elderly nurse from Abilene, Intha Bord, 62, traveled by air to Houston for the Rev Raymond T Richey spirit healing. At the tabernacle she received anointing oil and a prayer treatment, with her sister Laura J Lindsay reporting she felt "pretty good" after the first session. The evangelist and aides laid hands, urged praise, and more patients with ailments sought cures from the revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prean
Houston
Raymond T. Richey
Richey
Laura J. Lindsay
Intha Bord
Abilene
Richey Tabernacle
Lindsay
Plang
Mise Bird
Tabernacle
Missouri To Have Strong Grid Team
Special to The Globe from Columbia Missouri September 22 Coach Gwinn Henry Missouri Tigers coach says prospects for the season are brighter than expected. Some lettermen are gone and some are ineligible, but those who make grades may play after six weeks. He adds the new material looks promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Gwinn Henry
Missouri Tigers
Henry
Body Identified As Supreme Court Justice Crater
New York dispatch reports a body matching Supreme Court Justice Joseph Force Crater was recovered from the upper bay and taken to a Staten Island morgue. Crater has been missing since August 6 and the finding followed a grand jury investigation led by District Attorney Thomas T. Crain.
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Associated Press
New York
Joseph Force Crater
Staten Island
Justice Crater
Thomas ©. T. Crain
Von Elm Takes Early Lead In National Amateur Golf
George Von Elm of Los Angeles shot 70 to lead the national amateur championship qualifier at Merion. After 36 holes his 145 total trails only a record by one stroke. Princeton’s George Dunlap and Bobby Jones disputed early pace while Dr. O F Willing of Portland posted 145 to sit within two of Von Elm.
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Associated Prensa
Merion Cricket Club
Ardmore
George von Elm
Los Angeles
von Elm
Ncore
George T. Dunlap
Princeton Star
Bobby Jones
O. F. Willing
Portland
Ore
Carriers Seek To Lower Cotton Rate
In Austin on September 24 carriers submitted to the State Railroad Commission proposals to cut cotton freight charges by 30 to 50 percent. They argued the reductions are needed to meet truck competition and stabilize what they called a deplorable situation in cotton marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
State Railroad Commission
Texans Confer on Aid Plans
The Texan delegation seeking federal relief for about 9,700 farmers in twenty counties conferred with G. E. Farrell, secretary of the Federal Drouth Relief Commission, about relief plans and freight rate reductions. The committee, including two Texas senators, congressmen, and representatives from farming and banking circles, pushed for liberal rediscounting via intermediate credit banks and the creation of eight to twelve locally entailed credit corporations to carry farmers' loans to intermediates.
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Washington
G. EF. Farrell
Drouth Relief Commission
Farrell
Texas United States
Federal Relief Board
Ben
Tom Connally
Gun traced to Danny Stanton in Zuta slaying
Ballistics linking the weapon used to kill gangster Sack Zuta to Danny Stanton, a Chicago public enemy, based on marks from a .34 caliber pistol found on Zuta. Stanton, once a gang leader, is free on vagrancy charges as police reassess their theory of the murder.
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Zuta
Irene
Chicago
Jarl Zuta
Danny Stanton
Gangland
Dalafield
Wis
Alcock
Moran-Aiello
al Capone
Zutas
Ballistica
Danny
Stanton
Denies definite T and P plans for Vega to Amarillo
G O Bateman T and P official told O V Vernon of the Chamber that reports of conferences with Dumas and plans to build north through Channing Dumas Texhoma toward Kansas are unfounded. He said no definite plans exist and Lancaster will be consulted. Amarillo businessmen plan a conference to review details. Inter state Commerce Commission hearing for a 222 mile Big Spring to Amarillo line will not be held in Lubbock, Plains towns decide to hire attorney to represent them jointly.
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Texas & Pacific
Vega
North Plains
Dumas
G. 0. Bateman
O. V. Vernon
Chamber of Commerce
Bateman
Big Spring
Amarillo
Vernon
Channing and
Texhoma
Kansas
Missouri-Pacific
Puello
J. L. Lancaster
T. P
Dallas
Lancaster
Cleveland
Chamber of Gommeres
United Press
Lubbock
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas & Pacific Northern Railway
Plains
Rail Officials In Fatal Pistol Duel
In Baltimore on September 23 Manwell C. Byers president of the Western Maryland railroad was shot and killed and Vice President Dudley D. Gray seriously wounded in a pistol battle inside the company offices in the Standard Oil Building. Police say the two had locked themselves in the president's office and opened fire after a long dispute over litigation. A clerk suffered cuts from flying glass as staff rushed to aid, and officials noted prior differences between the two executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Manwell C. Byers
Western Maryland Railroad
Dudley D. Y
Road
Standard Oil
Gray
Gary
Byers
Mr. Gray
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio
Ohio State University
Baltimore & Ohio
Pittsburgh
Maryland
Carl R. Gray
Osece
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John Maynard Lnr. Co
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Hughes
Talkington Brothers
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G.O.P
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State Executive Committee
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Butte
Fort Worth & Denver
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Spowreman Chamber of Commerce
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Thompson
Wilbur Hawk
Mason King
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KGRS
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Tulia Care
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