Engagement Notice for Miss Lois Black and Walter Hill
Mr and Mrs J P Black announce the engagement of their daughter Lois Black to Walter Hill of Amarillo. The wedding is planned for January at First Baptist Church. Lois Black has worked at The News Globe for six to seven years and remains secretary to Mr Wilbur Hawk. Hill is employed by Cunningham Floral Company and well regarded in Amarillo. The couple will reside in Amarillo after marriage.
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Amarillo
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Hoeusekeeping
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News- Globe Organization
Mortans
Lois Black
United States
Rev. L. M. Birkhead
Russia
Europe
Hirkhead
Stalin Canal
White Sea
Baltic Sea
Radio Schedule Glows with Music and Sports Broadcasts
A detailed listing outlines KGNC and WRS programming from early morning to night. Highlights include musical programs, violin, Hawaiian melodies, sports updates, drama, news, grain quotations, livestock market reports, and the Amarillo Ranger football game slots. The schedule features many hosts, bands, and network feeds across multiple time blocks.
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Austin Meyers
Bill Dodge
Tommy McLaughlin
United Press News
World Revue
WRS
Jane Walker
the Home Economist
Kansas City Livestock
Amarillo
Ranger
County Officials Convene at Crystal Ballroom Convention
More than 300 delegates attended a three day meeting at the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel with Judge CG 1 Garrett presiding sessions. Speakers included Congressman Jones Mayor Tess Rogers Judge Homer T Bouldin Alvin R Allison Potter County librarian Ruth K E Delrell and Miss Julie Mostetler with events such as a barbecue and dance planned across the afternoon and evening. Wichita Falls hopes to host the next convention as banners proclaim the city’s welcome.
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Eastland County
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Homer ‘T. Bould
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Alvin R. Allison
Hockley County
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Potter County
Ray Wilson
Gray County
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Julie Mostetler
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Lubbock
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Amarillo
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Wichita Falls
J. N. Riggs
Schools Get Federal Funds for Amarillo Painting Drive
President Roosevelt approves a 1,427,711 WPA allotment plus 537,186 sponsor funds for Texas school projects. In Amarillo nine schools receive federal money to finish outside painting begun earlier in 1930s budgets. Participating sites include Lee Bivins Buchanan Jr High McKinley Sam Houston Jr High and more.
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George M. Waddill
Amarillo
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Buchanan Junior High
Buchanan Manual Arts
McKinley
Sam Houston Junior High
Sam Houston Manual Arts
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Summitt
Armory
Dwight Morrow
City workers exceed charity drive quota with full support
Char ity drive gains strong backing from city employees and businesses. Northwest Texas Hospital staff led the 100 percent participation, Santa Fe offices also contributed, and seven firms joined the effort. The women's division canvassed residential districts with over 300 in solicitation, nearing completion as the day ends.
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Penneman Grew Co
Luewle Shoppe Fox Drug Co
Franklin Blackley Serum C
Cold weather blankets Colorado with snow and rain
Freezing temperatures spread through the northern Colorado plains while substantial snowfall reports came from Pikes Peak Eleven Mile Caribou Pass and Portal Rains ferry areas. Denver saw a cold rain turn to snow around midnight as conditions deteriorated and a wedding tale emerged in local idleness.
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Horchow
Commission Probes Ethics in Drilling Permits and Oil Confiscation
The committee finds misrepresentation by operators to the commission on drilling permit applications and notes informal hearings with repeated applicants and high success. It cites excessive fees for questionable services and favors based on personalities. A parallel pattern is alleged in confiscation cases, with inflated oil quantities and illegal oil movements hinting at racketeering.
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Italy Accepts Two Week Unofficial Truce With Ethiopia
Italian government spokesman says Italy will observe a two weeks unofficial truce with Ethiopia unless something happens. Washington asks for clarification of British views on an international naval conference before year end under the 1932 treaty. Reports of Britain planning to terminate the Washington treaty are denied by officials.
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Cotton market in New Orleans opens steady with narrow range
Cotton prices in New Orleans open dull with no net change from yesterday. July rises one point while October 10.49, December 10.46, March 10.56 and May 36.62 hold tight as trading settles into a waiting attitude.
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McDonald charged in Havana for Bremer ransom plot
Federal officers say McDonald arranged in Havana to exchange 72000 dollars of the Bremer ransom money. Bremer was kidnapped January 1934 in St Paul and released near Rochester after 21 days. The case ties to the Barker-Karpis gang with Karpis and Campbell as the main suspects at large.
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Minn
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