Panhandle Cowmen Lead in Amarillo Spring Market
Merchants from five states will attend Amarillo's first spring market next week at the Amarillo Hotel. The event, organized by Amarillo Wholesale Markets led by Dan A. Morton, runs Sunday to Tuesday March 14 and features vendors from clothing to jewelry on three hotel floors.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Dan A. Morton
Air Express
Mr. Morton
Morton
Rock
Walter Blackburn
Clay Thornton
Guy McSwain
Sid Braunig
Carl Barresen
Dallas Hat Manufacturing Company
J. J. Walker
Dominick& Kroul, Inc
J. E. Medlenka
Dunncraft Blouse Company
F. A. Buchanan
Ely-Walker, Inc
W. T. Paul
Ely-Walker
Bob Gilliland
General Dry
George Reese
Dave Ritchie
Avon D. Steed
Endicott-Johnson Corporation
E. H. Adams
Freedman- Shelby Shoes
C. R. Stoddard
Gall Novelty Company
E. J. Robinson
Jacobson, Lee, Inc
Cliff Waldo
Joseph Love
Justin McCarty, Inc
Mel Crohn
Johnston & Larimer Dry Goods
D. A. Morton
General Dry Goods
Jew Attacks Seen as War on Liberty and Civilization
Prominent Jewish writer Marvin Lowenthal, visiting Amarillo, warns that Nazi and Fascist regimes wage a world war against Jews to destroy civil rights and civilization. He argues German, Italian policies strip Jews of livelihood and rights, urging Americans to join the defense of democracy and liberty.
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Marvin Lowenthal
Amarillo
Europe
Mr. Lowenthal
Germany
Italy
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Hitler
Poland
Rhine
Burglar Steals Nine Quarts Oil From Service Station
Police reported yesterday a burglar crashed a glass window at Simms Service Station, 1301 East Tenth Avenue, during a Friday night theft while a man slept in a hayload on the runway. Nine quarts of oil were taken.
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Simms
East Tenth Avenue
Liberty s Torch Held High in Ceremonies
In Washington on March 4, President Roosevelt and Chief Justice Hughes addressed a joint congressional session marking 150 years since the first meeting under the Constitution. They pledged that democracy defends religious liberty and personal freedom and warned against passive tolerance of oppression abroad. The pair emphasized the Bill of Rights as a safeguard against tyranny and noted the enduring strength of American democracy despite changes and challenges.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Hughes
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
America
United States
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas Sunday
Partly cloudy and colder in Amarillo and nearby areas on Sunday. West Texas region stays partly cloudy with a cooler trend, and New Mexico shares the same dry, unsettled conditions. Temperatures range from the upper 50s to low 60s with notes of a cooling pattern across the Panhandle.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th Meridjian
New Mexico
Amarillo Tenet
Klece
iMax
Lawmakers Seek Pensions Plan
A 10 member sub group from two legislative committees in Austin works toward a constitutional pension tax plan. They plan to draft a resolution for Monday delivery to constitutional amendments and revenue and taxation panels. Possible paths include a July election, no session taxes, or a summer special session to pass enabling laws if the amendment is approved.
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Austin
House of Representatives
House
Senate
W. Lee O’daniel
O’daniel
Senate Constitutional Amendments Committee
Senate Committee
Ride a Cock Horse to Banbury Cross
Silvert on March 4 Special story of Wayne McMurtry five years old who rode a stick horse seven miles from town to his father’s ranch with friend Ray Webb. He says cow life runs in the family and wore home made boots, chaps, and cowboy pants. He recalls a punishment his mother gave after the trip.
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Silverton
Wayne McMurtry
A. L. McMurtry
Ray Webb
Wayne
Fat Calves Parade Prize Ribbons For Plains Club Boys
Hundreds of prize cattle pigs and lambs were paraded before judges in county livestock shows across the Panhandle Plains. Winners prep for the Amarillo Fat Stock Show as county Future Farmers of America and Four-H Club events carried high interest in Clarendon Friona Tulsa Canadian Claude Spearman Panhandle Borger Perryton Follett Estelline McLean Wellington Portales N M.
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Panhandle Plains
Amarillo
Future Farmers of America
Clarendon
Friona
Tulsa
Claude
Spearman
Panhandle
Borger
Perryton
Follett
Estelline
McLean
Wellington
Portales
N. M
International auto theft ring cracked with 11 arrests
Three murder mysteries may be cleared up following the smashing of an international auto theft ring. Eleven suspects were arrested in San Antonio and Monterrey, with two murders in Nuevo Laredo and one in an Ohio city linked to the case.
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San Antonio
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Ohio City
Monterrey
Dollar Day promises big savings in Amarillo
The Amarillo Sunday News Globe urges readers to shop early as Dollar Day returns with spring merchandise and deep discounts. Deputy Sheriff Joe Dominguez reports on a Monterrey led auto theft ring case tied to Mexico, including arrests and a police killing in Mexico City. Also details on a Nuevo Leon governor investigation into customs ports and a major theft plot, plus the abduction of H. E. McNeil. In Spearman, 4-H Fat Stock show draws about 1500 with grand champion Pumpkin the Hereford steer owned by Ernest Wilmeth and multiple prizewinners in hog and steer divisions.
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Amarillo
Sunday News Globe
Joe Dominguez
Monterrey
Dominguez
Nuevo Laredo
Ohio
Ancleto Guerrero
Nuevo Leon
Texas
Mexico
H. E. McNeil
del Rio
McNeil
San Antonio
Seguin Highway
Spearman
Hansford
Roy Snyder
College Station
Ernest Wilmeth
C. P. Archer
Spearman Organization
Dennis Kern
Jimmie Linn
A.L. Jackson
Dean Church
Everett Greene
R. D. Tomlinson
Ninth and Best Exposition Is Drawing Card
Automobiles filled with men in big hats and trucks and freight cars laden with Hereford cattle, sheep and pigs poured into Amarillo as the city and the fat stock industry prepared for the ninth annual Amarillo Fat Stock Show opening Monday. The event will draw large crowds and feature club calves, pigs and lambs from Panhandle counties, plus the Panhandle Livestock Association convention with Emmett Morse as main speaker.
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Amarillo
Panhanedie
Tri-State Fairgrounds
Panhandle Plains
Texas
Panhandle
The
Panhandle Livestock Association
Torange
Chansler Weymouth
Morse
Emmett Morse
Texas House of Representatives
Weymouth
Dove
Claude Wakeland
Washington
U. S. Bureau of Entomology
R. R. Reppert
Parker D. Hanna
Texas Extension Service
Clarence Roberts
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Farms Or Stockman
Jay Taylor
American National Livestock Association
Grover C. Hill
FFA
Hearing Set On Pipeline Lines From Kansas to Minnesota
The Federal Power Commission scheduled public hearings for March 27 on the Kansas Pipeline and Gas Company proposal to build a line from Hugoton, Kansas through Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota and North Dakota to Minnesota. Hearings were set also for Public Service Gas Company and North Dakota Consumers Gas Company for certificates to build natural gas pipelines through Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin. Montana Dakota Utilities was allowed to intervene in the Kansas and Public Service cases. A petition by Hagey Harrington and Marsh to join the Kansas project was denied.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Kansas Pipeline and Gas Company
Public Service Gas Company
Montana Corporation
North Dakota Consumers Gas Company
Kansas Pipeline
Hugoton
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Public Service Company
Montana
Wyoming
Wisconsin
Montana Dakota Utilities Company
Public Service
Montana-Dakota Company
Hagey, Harrington and Marsh
Amarillo
Texas
Mattress Fire at Gollihugh Mattress Co Extinguished Quickly
Firefighters responded to an alarm at 4 10 yesterday afternoon from the Gollihugh Mattress Company on Second Avenue and Lincoln Street. The mattress blaze was quickly put out with comparatively little damage, according to firemen.
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Gollihugh Mattress Company
Second Avenue
Lincoln Street
Pioneer cattleman J C Curtis Gravely Sr critically ill
J C Curtis Gravely Jr, known Amarillo cattleman, remains at his home at 1705 Polk Street with two sons Richard Henry Curtis of Chicago and Lieut James Curtis of Fort Riley Kansas at his bedside. Relatives report no improvement in the past day or two. James Owen Curtis Sr. is noted as an Amarillo old-timer in Southwest cattle circles.
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J. ©. Curtis
Polk Street
Richard Henry Curtis
Chicago
James Curtis
Fort Riley
Kans
Fat Stock Show Schedule At Amarillo Observed
The Fat Stock Show runs Monday through Thursday with events at the cattle barn arena and Panhandle Livestock Association hotel functions. Activities include livestock judging, club sales and parades plus dances and a Hereford breeders banquet at Amarillo hotels.
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Safe Cattle Livestock Arena
Amarillo
Herring and Milner
Panhandle Livestock Association
Livestock Arena
Blue Room
Lamb Club
Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association
Sales Arena
Polk Street
Dlub
FFA
Pamount Theater
Amarillo, Herring and Milner
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McCormick Co
Hansford County
Liberty
Panhandle Lbr. Co. Inc
Banbury Cross
Plains Club
Mexico City
J. C. Curtis Gravely
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