Weather notes and mixed items from Amarillo era
A fragment of a rural Amarillo column covers a light shower, then forecasts little moisture later in the week. It notes Cal Farley in New York for Baer Louis, with betting trends and sport talk. The piece weaves in local anecdotes on cattle, vacations, charity, and casual asides on race and society, concluding with miscellaneous curios and old quotes.
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Cal Farley
New York
News-Globe
Louis
Nin
Baer
Loyla
Radio Schedule Fragments From KGNC Airplay List
A scattered listing shows KGNC daily timetable blocks for Monday, Tuesday, and related programs. Entries include orchestras, violin performances, baseball broadcasts, news, dance tunes, and market briefings with station identifiers WBS and WRS across intervals in afternoon and evening slots.
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the Wranglers
John Josey
United Press News
Bert. Hirsch
WBS
Jane Walker
Home Economist
Kansas City Livestock
Vic Fraser
Betty
Bob
Death Claims Age Limit for Mrs Newman
Mrs Julia J Newman a native Amarillo and long-time resident died at 25 after months of illness. She leaves husband Rev Guy D Newman and three children Patsy Jo Guy Lindsay Charlotte Ann, plus three sisters and a brother. Funeral at First Baptist Church burial at Liano Cemetery. Burial handled by N S Griggs & Sons. The CCC raised the minimum age to 17 and expanded re enrollment for those with 13 or more months service. Enlistment will resume in late October with school considerations advised.
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Julia J. Newman
Newman
Guy D. Newman
First Baptist Church
Myrtle Herbst
Taylor Street
Patsy Jo
Guy Lindsay
Charlotte Ann Newman
Tom Pirtie
Lubbock
Sam Thomas
Worth Mitchell
Amarillo
R. J. Herbst
G. L. Yates
Liano
A. KB. Meyer H
CCC
Fred C. Wendt
State Relief Administration
Wendt
National Headquarters
Community Chest emphasizes youth service and charity efforts
Bishop Seaman lauds women volunteers and the nine agencies behind the Chest. He calls the drive a community partnership and quotes a poet about giving. Lambie outlines a week of campaign luncheons at the Amarillo Hotel with reports Tuesday to Friday.
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Seaman
Me’ Co
Lambie
Amarillo Hotel
Amarillo
Legion official soloist at convention morning session
The Legion held a morning session focused on formalities with an address of welcome by Guy B Park of Missouri. Park praised the organization as guardians of the nation and urged members as citizens and patriots dedicated to development and preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gry
Guy B Park
Missouri
Guy Park
Potter Farmer Named to State Grain Board
Potter County wheat farmer Mike Wink was notified this morning of his appointment as one of the five members of the state grain board to oversee the forthcoming wheat program. The announcement, made by Ho Ho Williamson at College Station, did not include details on the other appointees.
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Mike Wink
Potter County
Ho Ho Williamson
College Station
PENSIONS and Sales Tax Hurdles Highlighted by Legislators
Legislators discussed pensions and a possible sales tax, though passage over the Governor’s veto seemed unlikely. Representative Bob Alexander of Childress, newly aligned with the plan, doubted a veto of a reasonable tax in this exigency.
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Bob Alexander
Childress
Atlas Prayer Beer introduces Stubby bottle by Panhandle Fruit Co
An Amarilla Daily News display ad corrected a misprint naming the Dallas distributor for Atlas Prayer Beer in the new Stubby bottle. Panhandle Fruit Co of 711 Grant Street now distributes the beer with no deposit and non returnable packaging. Drayage notes highlight the Stubby bottle as easier for dealers.
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Amarilla Daily News
Atlas Prayer
Dallas
Atlas Prayer Beer
Panhandle Fruit Co
Grant Street
George Carnes
Court opens for district court in Northern Texas
The September term of the Federal Court for the Northern District of Texas opened this morning with Judge James Wilson of Fort Worth presiding. The criminal docket will be taken up October 7, a grand jury will not be empaneled, and a petit jury is set for October 3. Fort Worth officials and several attorneys from Shamrock and Amarillo took oaths to practice. Motions and civil matters will occupy the week.
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Federal Court
Northern District of Texas
James ©. Wilson
Fort Worth
Dallas
W. H. Atwell
U. 8
Clyde O. Fastus
G. B. Bucklevy
Amarillo
Dalhart Boy Dies After Wreck in City Collision
A 19-year-old, Tommy Pinkerton, died with a crushed chest and fractured skull less than an hour after a car wreck in Dalhart. Three others were seriously injured and four more suffered cuts and bruises. The light coupe struck a truck in a residential area. occupants included Guy Gabbert, his wife, Lonnie Smithson, Mattie Lee Moree, Frank Spann, and Charley McKinney.
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Globel Dalhart
Tommy Pinkerton
Young Pinkerton
Guy Gabbert
Lonnie Smithson
Mattie Lee Moree
Frank Spann
Charley McKinney
Pinkerton
Mrs. Gabbert
McKinney
Spann
Jimmy Reagan
Emperor defies guards then praises by reward in Ethiopia
In Addis Ababa the emperor, disguised as a peasant, tested night police and was barred at three gates, finally entering the fourth after an argument. Three guards were decorated for refusal to admit him while the fourth faced punishment. London reports reveal Italian British tensions and mobilization. Italy totals one million under arms by October with evacuations planned and citizen questionnaires distributed in southern ports.
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Joe Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Timbuctoo
Jack London
Snoreham-in- Ruins
Capitol
Washington
British Isles
Hollywood
Shirley Temple
United States
Harvard
Williams and Mary
Princeton
Boston
Japan
Peary
Addis Ababa
King of Kings
London
U.P
Mediterranean
Italy
United Kingdom
Benito Mussolini
Ethiomia
Ethiopia
Geneva
Haile Selassie
Markets Firm After War Fears Dip In New York
Markets rose modestly as investors anticipated calmer economic skies this year. European markets recovered while U S steel producers led gains and analysts urged caution on new equity commitments amid potential hostilities. Cotton fell early in New Orleans while grain and beef markets showed limited movement in Kansas City and Memphis reports.
Infant Betha Sue Eason Dead At Five Thirty
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 8 A Eason died at 5 30 AM at 511 North Pierce Street. Survived by three brothers and five sisters. Father employed by Fort Worth and Denver Railway. Funeral arrangements not set. Body under care of N B Griggs & Sons. Superior Wisconsin note included.
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Betha Sue Eason
A. Eason
North Pierce Street
Fort Worth & Denver Railway
N. 8
Griggs & Sons
Roosevelt urges private agencies to aid relief drive
President Roosevelt, speaking from the White House porch to mobilization leaders on the lawn, urged private agencies to take over much relief work amid expectations of better economic skies. He noted public loans and rising purchasing power and pressed cooperation with the new social security commission. Gerard Swope praised the current economic outlook as more hopeful than since 1931.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Social Security Commission
Gerard Swope
Band Association To Meet Tonight
Members of the Senior High School Band Parents Association will open activities for the school year at a 7:30 p m meeting in the high school auditorium. President W W Hogan urged all members to attend for important business and plans for the coming year. The Irish potato was developed in South America not Ireland.
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Parents’ Association
W. W. Hogan
Association
South America
Ireland
Martin Appointed To Accident Board
AUSTIN September 23 H F Martin of Dallas was named to the state industrial accident board replacing Mrs Espa Stanford who left for federal relief work W D Collins had been acting secretary Martin a member of the Typographical Union fills the labor representative seat James A Boddeker Galveston reappointed to the state commission for the blind J M Burton Tulia and N J Carter Beaumont named to the state board of barber examiners to replace J L Dunn Corsicana and C W Dick Abilene In Orizaba Veracruz a clash between political rivals left one dead and at least 23 wounded during municipal elections reports from the Excelsior add the labor party was blamed by the local national revolutionary party chairman Telegrams.
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Austin
H. F. Martin
Dallas
State Industrial Accident Board
Espa Stanford
W. D. Collins
Martin
Typographical Union
James A. Boddeker
Galveston
State Commission For the Blind
J. M. Burton
Tulia
N. J. Carter
Beaumont
State Board of Barber Examiners
J. L. Dunn
Corsicana
C. W. Dick
Abilene
Mexico City
Orizaba
Veracruz
Excelsior
National Revolutionary Party
Labor Party
Grace Moore Hosts Weekly Open House on NBC
Grace Moore serves as hostess and singing star in a Monday night Open House program broadcast coast to coast from Hollywood. Tune in at 7 30 P M Central Standard Time for a world famous grand opera and screen star presented by Vicks makers of Vicks Vatronal Vicks VapoRub and other Vick Aids for Better Control of Colds.
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Grace Moore
NBC
Hollywood
Vicks
Relieve Headache And Quiet Nerves In Three Minutes
A pharmacist compounded remedy named B. C. promises rapid relief from violent headaches and nervous distress in minutes. It is touted for muscular aches neuralgia and fever without opiates or habit forming drugs. Available in 100 and 250 packages at druggists.
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B. C
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