Panhandle Conference to feature Tech textile exhibits
Amarillo hosts the Panhandle Industrial Conference with Tech textile exhibits led by L. E. Parsons. Highlights include the Distanceur portable spinning wheel, Readex microprint instrument, and cotton burr products from C. G. Rook. The two day event showcases textile research, pottery, and poster displays, with 20 speakers and exhibits from the cotton research lab.
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GEM
Bob Calley
Avelanche-Journal
Texas
Panhandle
Switzerland
Calley
Cotton Research Laboratory
Tech
Textile Department
Cotton Research Laboratory At
Cotton Magazine
Textile Engineering
Parsons
Waport
Migs
Lucille Finley
Rook
Textile Division
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Army
Ff. A. Kleinschmidt
Amarillo Globe-News
Amarillo Chamber of
Com Merce
Roosevelt's dog delays Army plane trip for service men
Two more service members added to earlier reports as kept off a west bound cargo plane at Dallas due to Col. Elliott Roosevelt's mastiff Blaze traveling with urgent priority to Treasure Island. Seaman Perry Buhler from Houston and a captain ranked Air Forces flight surgeon were affected, causing hours of leave delay before hitchhiking home.
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San Francisco
U.P
San Francisco Chronicle
Elliott Roosevelt
Faye Emerson Roosevelt
Chronicle
Perry Buhler
Houston, Tex
Treasure Island
Air Forces
Dallas
Buhler
Tex
Roosevelt
Red Cross
Army Transport Command Oficers
Milton Field
Calif
Butler
de Ridder
Nevada
Leon Leroy
Antioch
Inauguration Milestones Through History
The piece notes the 39th presidential inauguration and the 36th in Washington with origins in New York and Philadelphia. It lists presidents who served nonconsecutive terms and those who were elected multiple times, highlighting Roosevelt as the only three or more term president. The 20 January ceremony is the third to occur on that date.
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Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
Lincoln
Grant
McKinley
Wilson
Court To Try 22 Criminal Cases This Week
Twenty two criminal cases including one murder three assault to murder and one burglary indictments will be tried this week in 99th district court. A jury panel will report to Judge G V Pardue at 10 o clock Monday morning. Brief attention to civil matters will precede the criminal docket. Mannie Foster named in murder indictment for fatal knifing after a dice game argument. Jasper Fortman Luis E Romo charge assault to murder. Romo shot at Pilar Turrbiartez and fired at Juan Ariaz. Duke Howard charged with burglary of H Van Horn property Dec 21. Other cases include George Fulcher Rogers Hewing Thomas Watson and Willie Lee Her.
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99Th District Court
G. V. Pardue
Mannie Foster
Jasper Fortman
Henry Woodford
Luis E. Romo
Romo
Pilar Turrbiartez
Juan Ariaz
Slaton
Duke Howard
H. van Horn
George Fulcher
Thomas Watson
Rogers Hewing
Willie Lee
Demurrage Increased by Interstate Commerce Commission
Dallas reports the Interstate Commerce Commission raised demurrage charges and cut slowable unloading time for all cars at destinations. Names Luther Frazier, E A Fox, Ernest McNeil, Charlie Moore, James Ross, Johnnie Dyer, O L Latta, Lonnie Trussell appear in a list alleging forgery and theft related charges.
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Dallas
E. W. Walker
Office of Defense Transportation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alr
Veg
Luther Frazier
E. A. Fox
Ernest McNeil
Charlie Moore
James Ross
Johnnie Dyer
O. L. Latta
Lonnie Trussell
Donations For Lubbock Corral Decor Sought From Public
Teenagers at the Corral clubhouse in Lubbock call the project to decorate their youth center a success. The center seeks cash and furniture donations from local businesspeople and residents as chairs, blinds, and a snack bar are added. attendance remains high with daily counts, and participants plan their own events with minimal guided activities.
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Lubbock
Andrews
Konami
Corral
iThree Seek Cards To Capitol Elevators
A trio of new legislative employees in Austin sought and obtained e cards from a bogus transportation concern claiming authorization to ride in Capitol elevators. The incident exposes gullibles among state workers and highlights potential lax security.
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iThree
Capitol
Austin
Psuedo Transportation Clark
Abilene Labor Unions Condemn Amendment
Abilene central labor council unions adopted a resolution condemning a proposed state constitutional amendment aimed at prohibiting closed shop contracts. The hoax incident occurred when cards were punched at the capitol elevators, revealing the stunt. The council includes AFL and International Typographical Union locals.
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Abilene
Abilene Central Labor Council
American Federation of Labor Unions
International Typographical Union
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