Leopold Loeb Parole Eligibility Cited After Mittimus Error
Chicago September report says Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold Jr. will be eligible for parole in six years due to an error in their mittimus. State Board of Pardons chairman Hinton Clabaugh notes they are serving life plus 99 years for murder and kidnapping. The court advised against parole regardless of time served. The two are described as pampered inmates with roles in Joliet Prison and a notorious past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Joliet Penitentiary
Bobbie Franks
Hinton Clabaugh
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Clabaugh
Loeb
Leopold
Joliet
Amarillo Reader Learns Beds Help Camp Family
A mother with seven children secured beds and clothing after a local paper item shared her story. Amarillo residents offered help, including a neighbor who reported ongoing phone calls and support, and plans to assist through winter with beds and supplies. The column discusses politics, local people, and humorous anecdotes while urging calm civic engagement.
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Amarillo
United States
New York
Chicago
Europeans to Redraft Dawes Plan and Colonial Votes
The piece argues Germany should be invited to rework the Dawes plan while France will allow colonial voting. It critiques American drafting of European finances and notes Britain and others oppose native governance. It contrasts democracy with historical self government and hints at historical furniture collectors.
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Germany
Owen B. Young
Europe
France
Britain
Belgium
Italy
Portugal
Holland
West Indies
Revue dazzles with vivid outdoor show at Canyon
The outdoor revue opens with College Days and the Varsity Drag in costumes of West State Teachers College. Betty Haines Marie Kleykamp and Betty Simmons star in a special exhibit. Harold English flies a Travelair biplane in a dramatic aerial finale before a planned Thursday program change.
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West State Teachers College
Canyon
Betty Haines
Marie Kleykamp
Betty Simmons
Jimmy Burns
al Zimmey
Keith
Elsie Cole
Senorita
Dallas State Fair
Harold English
Travelair
Lawn beauty in suburbs with roaming stock
A reader writes to Mr. Tack expressing love for trees and lawns, and asks how to maintain lawns and shrubbery in suburbs where livestock may roam. The letter seeks guidance on achieving urban greenery amid free-ranging stock.
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Tack
Candy fair booths buzz with prizes and demonstrations
A bustling Amarillo fair displays Crane's confections and dozens of exhibits from J. M. Radford Grocery Carey Salt and Waples Platter to Magnolia Petroleum. Prizes, free samples, and live demonstrations draw crowds as vendors showcase groceries, coffee, furniture, radios, and farm hardware. The event closes next Saturday with a grand three pound candy box prize.
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Crane Candy Company
Crane
J. M. Radford Grocery Company
Carey Salt Company
Wamba
I. M. Epstein
S. E. Simpson
Radford Company
White Swan Grocery
Waples-Platter Company
R. M. Teas
Finklea Electric Company
General Electric
RCA
Amarillo Hardware Company
Savage Health
W. W. Hogan
Humphrey and Reznor
Amarillo
Panhandle
H. V. Weir
Metzger's Milk Company
T. J. Erwin
Hyden’'s
J. M. Hyden
Judge Wilson Sees Plains as Rich Country
Federal judge James C. Wilson told the Lions Club that placing a farmer on each 160 acres would make the Texas Panhandle and the Plains one of the world’s richest regions. He cited Panhandle Plains Inc. as key to attracting new farmers and boosting growth. Mrs. Mary Wilson warned that worry threatens business success, urging a proper mental attitude.
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Plains
Texas Panhandle
The
James C. Wilson
Lions Club
Panhandle Plains
Dope and whiskey cases fill Potter County docket
A long list of narcotics and liquor convictions fills the Potter County docket. Defendants include B J Christian of LeFors serving thirty days for selling whiskey at a LeFors stand, Lee Hodges of LeFors for whiskey sales, and W A Askew Z G Fogerson N P Middleton as sureties on a mail fraud case. Several others face prison terms or fines after pleading guilty to narcotic or related charges. Approximately half the docket has been tried.
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Westover
Goff
B. J. Christian
LeFors
Potter County
C. W. Watson
Amarillo
Wilson
Puntney
B. G. Puntney
Armarillo
W. A. Askew
Z. G. Fogerson
N. P. Middleton
Lee Hodges
Tom Cullens
Borger
Wm. Ohler
Cullens
Ohler
J. L. Brabham
Idalou
Lubbock
F. D. Ramsey
Leavenworth
W. H. Griffin
Shreveport
Louisiana
Lloyd Steele
Amarillo Carpenter
J. M. Carruth
New Mexico
Carruth
C. L. Rockwell
Rockwell
Calvin Brady
Leavenworth “Cure
Ernest Ellington
Paris
Texas
Fort Worth
Dallas
United States
Roswell Business Directory Listing Noted In Clovis Area
A long list of local businesses and residents from Roswell and Clovis appears, naming banks, hardware stores, hotels, bakers, and service firms. Prominent Clovis figures include A A Jones, Tom Phelps, M S Smith, H D Reeves, and R V Miller among chamber officials and city staff.
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Era Public Service Co
Makeig
Southwestrn Dispatch
Paul Odor
Allison and Annston
G. W. Annston
Price & Co
Sidney Prager
Owl Drug Co
Walter Branch
Gross Miller Grocery Co
Fred Miller
Roswell Seed Co
EB. F. Butler
Old Mission
Earl Latimer
Dabbs Furniture Co
Dabbs
Hunter & Son
Logan Hunter
Everybody's
Will Vanderwart
Ed Williams
Huff Jewelry
Purdy Furniture
Will Purdy
Hamilton Justinte
Heinie Lutz
Dustin Sporting Goods
J. H. Dustin
Harrison Drug Co
Glen Harrison
Gilder Hotel
Guy Nickson
Thos. H. Fee Co
Tom Fee
Crystal Coca Cola Bottling Works
J. E. Johns
Matt Corn
Nat Hines
D. C. Savage
D. J. Shreeengost Co
M. Trout
D. & S. Motor Co
Frank Whitaker
Delicatessen
Ralph Hevering
Purity Bakery
R. RB
Harlan
Sinclair Refining Co
O. M. Wallace
J. B. Savage
Pecos Valley
W. S. Lynch
Kemp Lumber Co
C. J. Stilwell
C. H. Johnson
Tom Ayres
Dorothy McMasters
Clovis
A. Jones
Citizens Bank
A. W. Hockenhull
Clovis National Bank
Tom Phelps
M. S. Smith
H. D. Reeves
R. V. Miller
P. S. Lamison
Otto Smith
J. W. Wilkinson
Clovis Mill and Elevator Company
Robert Stone
Farmer's Elevator Company
Sam and
Bill Pipkin
Plains Elevator Company
G. A. Campbell
Campbell Ice Cream & Bottling Works
John R. Sorrows
Lone Star Lumber Company
C. E. Worrell
Worrell's Optical Shop
J. 8. Skarda
Farmers’ Tractor and Implement Company
E. M. Zambelli
Cashier
New Mexico Construction Company
Ivan G. Bridges
Southwestern Drug Company
Carl Moore
City Drug Company
A. Scheurich
Scheurich Agency
Heck Harris
Clovis Motor Company
Hugh Williams
H. R. Loyd
Loyd Garage
F. 8. Burns
Real Estate & Insurance
W. F. Swartz
Clovis Steam Laundry
Samuel Isenberg
Everybody's Store
W. G. Head
Triangle Oil Company
J. R. Patton
Gulf Refining Company
Thomas W. Jones
D. L. Lancaster
Superintendent
T. FE. Tideman
Clovis Mattress Company
Jewel Phillips
P. & N. Grocery
T. B. Cavender
Clovis Plumbing Company
J. H. Quattlebaum
State Highway Department
J. Simpson Morgan
Curry Co. Fair
R. W. Ludwick
Indianola Creamery
W. A. Day
Day Bakery
M. W. Bowersox
Bowersox Motor Company
J. C. Smithson
Smithson's
H. C. Gettys
Clovis Floral Company
John F. Taylor
Taylor Tire and Battery Company
Less Whitmore
Quality Bakery
W. B. McCollum
Western Chain Tire Stores
Carl Miller
Miller Machine Works
T. W. Stricklin
Stricklin & Compar Hog
Dick Norris
Bond-McCrae Company
J. R. Graham
J. F. Nix
Pastor Baptist Church
Roy Smith
Smith and Hyatt
Cleaners
J. Miller
Miller and Crawford
C. K. Temple
Clovis Tailoring Company
E. E. Ezell
General Auto Supply Company
N. L. Tharp
Tharp Machinery and Storage
John Anderson
Avalon Hotel
R. C. Robinson Robinsons Art and Music Shop
W. D. Mack
M. F. Snow
Praetorian Life Insurance
W. R. Womach
W. J. Forrester
Jack Lewis
L. H. Sanders
Cattleman
G. D. Veater
Veater and Davis Contractors
Amarillo Fair Draws Record Attendance With Free Admission
Visitors flock to the Lackman-Cagson carnival amid 12 big shows 8 rides and numerous concessions. Winter Garden revue fireworks and aerial stunts by Harold W English headline tonight drawing crowds as large as 100000 in three days with no admission charge and many attractions.
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Lackman-Cagson
Harold W. English
Amarillo
Two grains of wheat and a farmer's quiet judgment
A poem by Edgar A. Guest contrasts two grains of wheat in a field. One grows strong while the other struggles, but the farmer harvests a banner yield from the entire crop. The verse closes with a reflection that God may not judge by strength or speed.
Market Reports Kansas City Chicago East St Louis Livestock
Livestock markets show hogs at Kansas City Chicago East St Louis with varied weights and prices. Cattle calves and sheep also traded with top bids noted. reports include specifics for hogs 200 to 256 pounds and cattle slaughter steer ranges across several weight classes. Commodity sections cover New York and New Orleans cotton futures and early stock movements.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Chicago
East ST. Louis
Associated
L’resa
New York
Liverpool
Corn Belt
Cotton Belt
Wall Street
New Orleans
Mexico
Texas
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Leopold-Loeb
Hoover
Smith
Congress
United States of America
Cipher Party
Will Winch
Mr. Winch
Lord Cornwallis
Napoleon
Elba
America
O. W
J. H. Harris
Govnor Hogg
Mhey
United Press Dispatches
Mr. English
Joe Ellis
Humble Oil Company
Chamber of Commerce
Humble
Mr. Ellis
Boob Oil Company
Boston
Trunk
Lincoln
Martha Washington
Cunningham
B. J. Harris
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Beaumont
Magnolia Company
L. N. Thomas
Electrolux
Panhandle Gas Refrigerator Company
J. A. Collier
C. J. Collier
J. P. York
Green Bros. Furnitura Company
T. B. Odom
Amarillo Brick and Tile Company
Seventh Avenue
Jenkins
Good Hinsley's, Inc
de Luxe
Amarillo Cotton Oil Company
J. W. Denton
Delco
Joe Shields
New Delco
Ed Enochs
Enochs
North Texas Building and Loan Association
Ruby Davis
W. T. Linn
Wm. Leiber
Gouldy Bros. Hay and Grain Company
H. A. Nall
Beckley- Ralston
Gooch
Swofford
P. J. Swofford
Hardeman- King Milling Company
Joe
Morris
City Water Department
Tom Eldredge
H. E. Bucklen Company
Elkhart
Ind
Organization For the Improvement of
Judge Wilson
U.S. Court
Juleso Sh Som
Edgar A. Guest
Chrysler
Briggs Manufacturing
Kennecott
Inter Garden
Copper
Montgomerys Ward
S. Steel
General Motors
International Combustion
National Power & Light
Fleischmann
Public Service of New Jersey
Anaconda Copper
Granby
Sinclair
Packards Willys+ Overland common
Lambert and Kolster
Montgomery Ward
Radio
A. M. Byers
St Louis Southwestern
Southern Railway
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Rock Island
Great Britain
Tokyo
Montreal
James E. Bennett & Oe
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Can
Eeeenece
American Locomotive
Tees American Smelting & Afe
American Sugar Refining
American Steel & Foundry
American Tele
American Woolen
Denece Atchison, Topeka & 8
F. Wees Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Parnsdall Corporation, A
Shh
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleums Cerre de Pasco Copper
Milwaukee & St P
Pecsse
Rock Island & P
Coca Cola
Colorado Fuel Tran
Colorado & Southern Corn Products
Crubble Steel
Dodge Motors
du Pont de Nemours
Famous Players
Fish Rubber
Fleischmann Yeast Freeport
Texas E
General Asphalt
Middle States
Missouri
Kansas
Missouri Pacifie
Montgomery Ward & S Canercibtey
Nash Motors
National Biscuit Ohio
Packard Motor
Pan-American Pet
Pennsylvania
Pere-Marquette
Union Pacific
CRON
United States Steel
Victor ‘Talking Machine
White Eagle
Willys-Overland
Woolworth Shins
James E. Bennett & Co
Victrola
Radiola
Panhandle Music Co
Polk
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