Ernie Young Revue Draws Big Crowd at Tri-State Fair
Boosting a big revue at the Tri-State Fair grounds Amarillo audience of about 400 is urged to see Ernie Young Revue. Spanish Nights ends tonight with changes tomorrow while prices stay low for bleachers 25 cents grandstand 75 cents and box seats a dollar. A local columnist jokes about overhead costs and family spending amid small town life. A lost purse reward of 3 dollars offered at The Filade Nein office with details on initials G W M and Florentine leather work. A football game at Butler Stadium Thursday features the Junior College team, with high school stars from the area and a forecast of a strong performance.
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Ernie Young
Tri-State Fair
News-Globe
O. W
Old Tack
Amarillo
Schulte
United State
Porthy
Purte
Jinweil
Filade Nein
Heyst
Howell
Butler Stadium
Texas
Popes
Badgers
Decatur Baptist College
Newt Riggs Radio Talk Friday Night
Newt Riggs a retired traveling man and Panhandle Motor Co. president will speak Friday night between 7 and 8 about Team Work in Business. The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce will host from its Tri-State Exposition studio. He describes the campaign as uniting wholesalers and retailers to improve merchandising and distribution for all consumers.
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Newt Riggs
Panhandle Motor Co
Amarillo
Texas
Jim Martin
National Council of the United Commercial Travelers
Legion Women Plan Welfare Program for Homeless Veterans’ Children
The American Legion Auxiliary drives a three phase child welfare program this year to aid homeless children of veterans. Led by outgoing Hanson Unit president Mrs Otho Farrell the group seeks educational outreach, legislative gains, and temporary relief while collaborating with the Legion and with local state and national agencies.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Otho Farrell
Hanson
Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Boy Killed by Train at Eastland
Gordon Phillips 16, Pleasant Grove student, was killed when his car was struck by a eastbound Texas and Pacific freight train at a grade crossing on State Highway 67 in Eastland. The crash marked the fifth crossing fatality in 86 hours from a nearby incident. Phillips was en route to Eastland for ice before school. witnesses said he drove across the track at speed.
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Associated Press
Eastland
Gordon Phillips
Pleasant Grove
Texas & Pacific
E. W. Halbert
Phillips
Eugene Gordon
Moody Grants Clemency for Parker County Teen
Gov Dan Moody granted clemency today to Charlie Raymond a 19 year old parolee from Parker County under a two year theft sentence. The trial judge and sheriff recommended mercy.
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United Prema
Austin
Dan Moody
Charlie Raymond
Parker County
Hitler Charge Dates Back Over Year
Berlin dispatch reports the Heichwehr ministry disclosed Hitler’s high treason complaint dates back more than a year linked to an article in Voellscher Boebachter. The piece mentions a Decatur Texas source, implying broad fascist movement ties. A separate plea seeks a lost pair of black hide gloves with red embroidery, a birthday gift.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Heichawehr
Grovery
Enst Fifteenth Street
Fillmore Street
New York
Associated Press
A. & Steel
It Cola
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U. S. Steel
American Can
du Pont
North American
American Telephone
International Harvester
Radio
Eastman Kodak
American Water Works
American & Foreign Power
Anaconda
Atchison
American Smelting
Johns Mansville
Worthingston
Case
Houston
Widow Seeks Christian Gentleman for Correspondence
A widow with two sons, ages 22 and 16, writes Tack Letters seeking a nice Christian man to correspond with during lonely winter hours. She notes her sons’ social life and hopes for companionship through letters.
Tri State Fair continues as judging closes across departments
County exhibits led by Randall County with first premium while Hemphill placed close second and Hartley and Wheeler followed. Old Settlers Day featured a program at 10 30 with B F Jackson Amarillo Floyd Studer and John McCarty among speakers. Big crowds expected for Tri State Rodeo and Thursday show days with delegations from Plainview Lubbock Shamrock Groom Claude Hereford Perryton Canyon and West Texas State Teachers College. New Mexico Day and Rural Schools Day set for Friday with Gov Dick Dillon leading Portales band serenades.
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Randall County
Hemphill
Hartley
Wheeler
E. C. Branch
Panhandle
Plains Country
B. F. Jackson
Miami
Floyd Studer
Amarillo
John McCarty
Dalhart
Midway
Tri-State
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Texas Technological College
Shamrock
Groom, Claude
Hereford
Perryton
Canyon
West Texas State Teachers’ College
New Mexico
Dick Dillon
Portales
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National Dairy Products National Biacuit Co
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Northern Pacific RR
Oliver Farm
Packard Motors
Weeey
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Pennsylvan
Pullman
Radio Corporation
Radio Keith Orpheum
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Southern California Edison
Stewart Warner
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Bee
New York
Nion Pacific
Jno
F. Clarke
United Aircraft & Transport
United Cigar Stores
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Allied Chemical & Dye
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Robe
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Allia Chalmers
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Warner Bros Pictures
Ieee
Warren Brow Co
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White Motor Co
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Renfro Laughs In reunion After Arrest At Blackstone Hotel
Renfro, once a fugitive from justice, returns to his old home moodily. Deputy Willis Mitchell and W L Hicklin report in Asher Ville that Renfro was arrested in the Blackstone Hotel coffee shop. He had fled Asheville after a fatal shooting in which Clyde Palmer was killed. Renfro claims self defense and awaits parents’ visit.
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Willis Mitchell
W. L. Hicklin
Asher Ville
Amarillo
Renfro
Blackstone Hotel
Asheville
Clyde Palmer
Bailey
Dick Howard
Tax Protest Board Progress Reported by City Official
City tax collector James Bowen said protests by property owners against assessed valuations are advancing as hearings continue. The Tax Protest Board, led by Sam Seay Chester Adams and M T O Neill, is fielding appeals while the lobby remains crowded with owners awaiting their turns.
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Board of
Sam Seay
Chester Adams
M. T. O'Neill
James Bowen
City Commission
Washington Debutante Leads Ford Tour to Enid Stop
Miss Nancy Hopkins of Washington D C commanded the Ford national reliability air tour as it began from Wichita bound for Enid. The escort of eighteen ships started at one minute intervals with Hopkins the last to land after a forced landing seventy miles from Wichita. From Enid the fleet heads to Kansas City to open the night.
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Wichita
Kas
Nancy Hopkins
Washington, D. C
Ford National Reliability
Enid
Ford Tours
Kansas City
Film Director Among Five Arrested in Club Raid
Five patrons at an exclusive film colony rendezvous were arrested by federal prohibition agents in a raid in Hollywood. Among those detained was Wesley Auggles, a prominent film director. The group faced liquor possession charges and were released on $250 bail.
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United Press
Hollywood
Wesley Auggles
Prohibition
Ruggles
Man Killed Girl Injured in Cotton Field Shooting near Laredo
In Laredo Texas on September 24 Santiago Lopez twenty two is dead and Miss Herminia Vasquez twenty one is hospitalized with a neck wound from a rifle bullet. The shooting occurred in a cotton field near the city yesterday.
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Associated Press
Laredo
Tex
Santiago Lopez
Herminia Vasquez
Vasquez
Lopez
City Forester Calls For Return Of Hose Borrowed
Temple Robinson city forester and parks superintendent seeks the return of 250 feet of high grade hose taken from the North Amarillo park tool house at Buchanan and Eighth. Fifty feet has already been returned with the rest expected after the dry season ends.
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Temple Robinson
City Forester
Amarillo Park
Buchanan and
Eighth
Robinson
Garrett
Old Timers Hear Panhandle History and Museum Plan
The Panhandle Historical Association meeting in the Boy Scouts tent featured Mrs. W. W. Wetsel and Floyd Studer presenting on Panhandle history and inscriptions dating back 500 years. John McCarty spoke of Tascosa and pioneer trails, urging sharing memories for preservation. officers and museum support were discussed.
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Panhandra
W. W. Wetsel
Potter County
Jackson
H. M. Russell
Floyd Studer
Panhandle
Amarillo
America
Tascosa
Historical Society
T. D. Hobart
White Deer
IL. F. Sheffy
Canyon
Father of Cat Player Dies in City
John E. Mallon age 48 father of Fort Worth Cats player Leslie Mallon died at his home 1410 Fast Fourth Avenue at 1125 Tuesday night. Survived by wife and daughter Lucille of Amarillo he was a Christian Church member. Services set for 10 o'clock Thursday morning at Griggs Funeral Chapel with Rev. H. H. Hamilton officiating.
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John E. Mallon
Leslie Mallon
Fort Worth Cats
Fourth Avenue
Mr. Mallon
Lucille
Amarillo
Christian Church
Griggs
H. H. Hamilton
East Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Sunday Circus Dates in Texas Cancelled
Governor Moody was notified that all Sunday Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey circus dates in Texas are cancelled including Houston next Sunday. State rangers blocked a Shamrock show after a prior attempt, and other South Texas performances were cancelled by a separate circus, according to Ranger Captain William Sterling.
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United Press
Austin
Dan Moody
Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus
Texas
Houston
Shamrock
William Sterling
Fire crews respond to weeds fire at vacant lot
Firefighters from two stations rushed out at 7:67 am to a weeds fire on a vacant lot at 845 Crockett Street. The blaze caused no damage and was quickly controlled after the pile of weeds burned.
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Crockett Street
Two Killed in Kansas City Car Collision
Kansas City report says James Maloney, 40, and Lon Hall, 45, both bricklayers, were killed when the auto they rode struck a railroad underpass pillar last night. The crash occurred in Kansas City and investigators described the impact as severe with both men dying at the scene.
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Kansas City
Jamen’ Maloney
Lon Hall
Rockefeller Farm Redevelopment Promotes Profit Over Charity
The Cleveland edge farm once eyed for sale is being transformed by John D. Rockefeller Jr. into a large scale settlement of private homes designed by Andrew Thomas. The project costs run to $75,000,000, aiming to blend usefulness with profit and set an example for intelligent city development. Meanwhile wheat speculation by Russian agents and market responses draw scrutiny of price moves and hedging.
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Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Andrew Thomas
Metropolitan Life Model
Eckret
New York
Rockefeller
Rockefellers
Russia
Chicago
Board of Trade
Golf Match Results Show Wide-Spread Wins Across Cities
BOB WINS defeated Charles D. Hunter in Wallingford PA by 6 and 5. Charles Reckner of Philadelphia beat J. Wood Platt 3 and 2. George J. Voigt of New York defeated Lester Bolstad 2 and 1. John Lehman of Chicago defeated T. Philip Perkins 3 and 1. Maurice J. McCarthy Jr of New York defeated Watts Gunn 1 up in 19 holes. William F. McPhail of Boston beat Sidney W. Noyes Jr of New York 1 up in 19 holes. FP Hoblitzer of Toronto beat Ellis Knowles of New York 3 and 1. Jack Ahearn of Hamburg NY defeated George T. Dunlap of New York 3 and 1. Johnny McHugh of San Francisco defeated Johnny Goodman of Omaha 1 up. Fay Coleman of Culver City Calif defeated Edmund H. Driggs Jr of New York 1 up.
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Charles D. Hunter
Wallingford
Charles Reckner
Philadelphia
J. Wood Platt
George J. Voigt
New York
Lester Bolstad
St. Paul
John Lehman
Chicago
T. Philip Perkins
Maurice J. McCarthy, Jr
Watts Gunn
Pittsburgh
William F. McPhail
Boston
Sidney W. Noyes, Jr
FP. G. Hoblitzer
Toronto
Ellis Knowles
Jack Ahearn
Hamburg
N. Y
George T. Dunlap
Johnny McHugh
San Francisco
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Fay Coleman
Culver City
Calif
Edmund H. Driggs, Jr
Fifty Thousand Attend Omaha Eucharistic Meet
Fifty thousand persons gathered in Omaha for the National Eucharistic Congress open air ceremony at Creighton University Stadium. A pontifical low mass of requiem for deceased Priests' Eucharistic League members was to be celebrated by Bishop Joseph Schrembs of Cleveland, with a solemn pontifical mass for children to follow, led by Rt. Rev. Patrick A. McGovern of Cheyenne.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Creighton University Stadium
Priests’ Eucharistic League
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
Patrick A. McGovern
Cheyenne
Wyo
Panhandle Auto Club Highway Guide to Amarillo Routes
Road conditions from Amarillo to Fort Worth via Wichita Falls U S 370 show good roads. Amarillo to Oklahoma City via U S 66 also good. Similar good conditions noted for Amarillo to Roswell U S 66 866 and to Tucumcari U S 66 roads. Amarillo to Higgins U S 60 paths clear and Amarillo to Clayton N M U S 385 also good with paved Oilfield Highway. Panhandle Auto Club headquarters listed in Chamber of Commerce.
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Amarillo
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
U. 8
Oklahoma City
Roswell
Tucumcari
Higgins
U. 3
Clayton
N. M
Borger
Lubbock
U. M
the Panhandle Auto Club, Inc
Chamber of Commeres
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Feeds
Kansas City livestock prices show hogs and cattle varying as buyers pace bids. Sows and feeders steady to weak with cuts around 6,000 head ready for sale. Cows and vealers hold higher ranges while stockers move mixed values amid overall cautious demand. Sheep offerings total around 16,000 with lamb classes near 26.6 per hundredweight.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Chicago
Fort Worth
Wooly markets mix of hogs. cattle and grain report
Chicago hogs and cattle prices mixed with feeder lambs quoted. Western and eastern markets show declines in hogs and steady to higher cattle values. Wheat and corn futures moved with price swings amid export doubt and global demand signals. Cotton held steady with bullish weather and crop data.
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Associated Pre
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Liverpool
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