Gas Hearing Under Way on Panhandle Nomination Basis
Texas Railroad Commission heard requests to adjust nominations from the East Panhandle field to match actual take. Operators and flat owners debated proration, with state arguing that over nomination drains allowable gas. Witnesses said adjustments would shift control to operators. others warned of impact if groups halt operations. Discussions also covered field use and wastage.
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East Pan- Pandhe
Texas Railroad Commission
Herring Hotel
Fast Panhandle
Commission
Sivat
Paramount Picture Marie Antoinette Opens Tomorrow
Schedule for the Paramount film Marie Antoinette starring Norma Shearer and Tyrone Power lists showings tomorrow starting 12 45 PM 9 48 PM 4 31 PM and 9 24 PM Then Sunday Monday and Tuesday showings begin at 1 00 PM 2 52 PM 6 46 PM and 9 49 PM Attendance urged to watch from the beginning to follow the plot.
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Marie Antoinette
Paramount
George Tucker
Norma Shearer
Tyrone Power
Octopus Fights Back Off Santa Cruz Barge
Sammy Pennington hooked a 50 pound octopus off a Santa Cruz barge. The creature grabbed the gunwales with its tentacles and a drip had to be cut off to free the boat, ending the struggle.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
U.P
Sammy Pennington
Chimp Won't Let Go Of Baby After Rescue Attempt
In Audubon Park New Orleans attendants studied rescuing a newborn chimpanzee from a foster mother. Coco grabbed the infant, Pete attacked, Luizette clutched the baby amid a scramble. Officials planned sleep sedation with expert approval to separate the chimps.
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New Orleans
Audubon Park
Coco
Pete
Luizette
Frank Neelis
Suizette
Chicago
St. Louis
World’s Largest Oak in Chico Reaches Grand Size
The Sir Joseph Hooker oak in Chico California stands 101 feet tall with a ground circumference of 25.7 feet and a canopy spread of 28.4 feet above ground. Its outer branch circumference reaches 446 feet, enough space for 7 885 people to stand under its branches under a two square feet per person rule.
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Chico
Cal
Ita
Refugee tells ABC of Nazi terror in Germany and flight
Miss Hermine Gruenwald, German refugee and medical student, described life under the Nazi regime to Amarillo’s American Business Club. She urged awareness of dictatorship tactics and the need for citizen sponsorship of youths through Big Brother programs as the club plans upcoming Community Chest events.
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Adolph Mitler
American Business Club
Hermine Greunwald
Alex Wiesel
Mise Gruenwald
Germany
Nanias
Temple
Binal Tarad
Roy Kerr
Charlie Young
Pete Neuman
Amarillo
A. B. GC
J. N. Rigge
Fivenile Court
Community Chest
Poland Threatens Far Reaching Measures Over Teschen
Warsaw announces that if Czechoslovakia rejects demands for the Teschen area Poland will take measures with far reaching consequences. Paris reports the French cabinet approves the four power Munich Agreement and plans demobilization within days.
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Warsaw
U.P
Foreign Office
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Teschen
Paris
Tyler Rose Festival Opens in Tyler
The sixth annual Tyler Rose Festival opened today in Tyler and will run through Sunday with local celebrations and floral displays drawing visitors.
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Tyler Rose Festival
Tyler
No 1 Taxpayer Retains His Standing
Amarillo's top taxpayer W C Stubblefield led early in line at city hall as taxes near due date. The city tax roll announced by Mrs Maid McClung shows total of 53 549 525, up 1 662 985 from last year, with personal property totaling 13 060 310 and contributing 1 197 510 of the rise.
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W. C. Stubblefield
Amarrillo
Stubblefield
Amarillo
Maid McClung
6000 Japs Fall in Drive Says Chinese
Chinese reports say their forces drove back Japanese detachments on the Juichang Wuning highway about 95 miles southwest of Hankow. They claim 6000 Japanese casualties and note 8000 Chinese dead found after capturing Tienkaichen forts downstream from Hankow.
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Shanghat
Juichang-Wuning
Hankow
Yangtze River
Tienkaichen
Lehman Seeks A Fourth Term In New York
Governor Lehman agreed to renomination by New York Democrats for a fourth term. He will run in the state convention against Republican Thomas E Dewey, whom Lehman previously named as special prosecutor in New York City. James Farley announced the plan noting the ticket would be renominated except for the lieutenant governor post.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York
Lehman
Manhattan
Thomas E Dewey
Dewey
New York City
National
Democratic
James A. Farley
Supreme Court
Charles Polletti
Amarillo Woman's Mother Dies Here
Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Douglas 66 died at her daughter Mrs. Parham Dobbs home in Amarillo while visiting from Fort Smith Arkansas. Griggs & Son Funeral Home will transport her body to Fort Smith. Survivors include husband James B. Douglas five daughters Bess Latsha Ernest Owens Ed Moser H J Pickford Jess Taylor all of Los Angeles a son Tom Douglas of Fort Smith and siblings Bertha Williams John Williams of Amarillo. Douglas was born in Wales and came to America at age ten.
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Elizabeth Ann Douglas
Parham Dobbs
Fifteenth Ave
Douglas
Fort Smith
Ark
Griggs & Son Funeral Home
James B. Douglas
Bess Latsha
Ernest Owens
Ed Moser
H. J. Pickford
Jess Taylor
Los Angeles
Tom Douglas
Bertha Williams
John Williams
Amarillo
Wales
England
America
County Officials Plan San Antonio Convention Visit
Potter County judge J N Riggs and commissioners Winters Pavillard Sellars and Parker will attend the state convention of county judges and commissioners in San Antonio next Thursday through Saturday. En route they will meet in Austin with the highway commission to present a plan to widen Highway 66 from the Helium plant to downtown Amarillo.
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Potter County
J. N. Riggs
Winters, Pavillard, Sellars and Parker
San Antonio
Austin
Highway Commission
Amarillo
KGNC To Broadcast Grid Game Tonight
KGNC will broadcast a play by play account of the Sandie Classen football game tonight at Butler Field starting at 8 15. The article also notes an unrelated botany aside about poplar branches growing upward and willow branches downward.
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KGNC
Butler Field
Markets Kansas City Livestock Report
Kansas City market notes report on cattle calves and hogs with top prices for 180 lb hogs at 8.80 to 8.90, sows 6.85 to 7.75, calves sold up to 13.50. Sheep around 4,000 head with Colorado lambs near 8.15, and overall cattle and calf values, plus a New York Stock Exchange list furnished by B. A. Pierce & Co. Amarillo Building.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S
Colorado Spring
NEW York Stock Exchange
B. A. Pierce Dé Co
Amarillo Building
A. Pierce & Co
Amarillo
NEW York Carb Exchange
E. A. Pierce & Co
Ip.m. Close
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allis Chalmers
Allied Stores
American Locomotive
American Power & Li
American
American Rolling Mill
Anaconda Copper
Armour & Company
Bly Atchison Top
Atlantic Refining
American Smelt & Ref
Bocinie Baldwin Locomotive
I & Co
Chicago
Chrysler
Columbia Gas & Electric
I'S
Commonwealth & Southern Consolidated
BAY
Continental Baking
Continental Ol
Curtiss Wright
Sis Douglas Aircraft Sear Baees
Dupont de Nem
Deere & Gates
Baton Manufacturingspace
Oy Engineers Pub
Flintolite
Freeport
General Baking
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Gillette
Veces Gimbel Bros Saks
Houdaille-Hershey
Houston
Oseneee
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors
Srenee Industrial Rayon
International Harvester
Ufos
Johns Manville
Serbebe
Kennecott Copper
Martin Glen
Miami Copper Petroleum
Aeeee
Minneapolis Moline
Montgomery - War Tae
McKasson-Robbina — A Riu
Nat'l Dept Stores
Nash-Kelvinator Se
Nat'l Biscuit
Nat'l Dairy Products
Nat'l Distillers
Nat'l Power & Ne Cehsces
Nat'l Supply
Entral A
New York
New York Ship Building
North American Aviation OO
North American Il
Northern Pacific
Ohio
Sears Reemick
Berrel Inc
Veer Simmons Co
Skelly
Tamas
Texas Gulf
Texas Gulf Sulphur Nyes Oy
Texas Pacific Coal
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Thompson Products
Tidester Associated Ort of
Transamerica Corp
iTranscontinen & West Air
United Air
United
United Corporation
Ats
United Gas Improvement
V & Rubber May
Steel Wy
Warner Brow Pictures Trion
Mts Western
Ats Doy
Weatinghouse Biactrie
Woolworth n &@ Company
Walworth Co
Nenith Radio
Two Suspects Nabbed After Canyon Feed Store Robbery
Amarillo police arrested two men after a daylight heist at the Canyon feed store. Chief McDowell and traffic officer Roundtree found the suspects near the new veto trans hospital with about $30 in change. Both were jailed as Randall County notified.
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Canyon
Amarillo
W. R. McDowell
Homer Roundtree
New Veto Trans Hospital
Randall County
Roundtree
Money Order Funds a Oklahoma City Tramp’s Gasoline
Adjutant William T. Johnson of the Salvation Army helps Henry Blackwell, a traveler stranded after a failed New Mexico job, by supplying a tank of gasoline. A $1.84 money order from Lexington, Ohio bearing Blackwell’s name accompanied the aid as evidence of faith in his need.
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William T. Johnson
Salvation Army
Henry Blackwell
Oklahoma City
Blackwell
Adjutant Johnson
Army
Johnson
New Mexico
Lexington
Ohio
Five Hintze Infant Pairs Share Kinship and Birthday
In Idaho Falls two five day old boys born to the Hintze families were born within 25 minutes of each other in the same hospital. Their mothers are sisters and their fathers are brothers. The babies were delivered by the same physician and their parents wed in a double ceremony on June 3, 1932.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Melvin Hintze
Shirley Hintze
Radio Discovery May Affect Wars
California Institute of Technology physicists Dr. Paul Epstein and Dr. G. W. Potapenko announced experiments showing ultra short radio waves bend instead of traveling straight. They say these waves, unlike longer signals, propagate line of sight and would not go below the horizon, potentially impacting future warfare secrecy.
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Pasadena
Cal
California Institute of Technology
G. W. Potapenko
Paul Epstein
Ocean
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