Leader in British Parliament Fights for Disarmament Debate
Dissatisfaction in the House of Commons spurs a move to publicly debate Anglo French security talks tied to the naval conference. Prime Minister MacDonald defends his conduct, narrowly averting a censure that could force his resignation. Briand's return from Paris signals a French backed security formula easing Article 16 tensions ahead of a potential five power pact.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
MacDonald
Godfrey rAcher-Lampson
Baldwin
ocker-Lampson
Seats on Sale For Freiburg Passion Play Apr 29 30
Tickets for the Freiburg Passion play are on sale at the News Globe office. Out of town and Amarillo residents get first choice of seats. Prices range from 1 to 2.50 dollars. Specify matinee or night show. Performances: April 29 and 30 with a matinee on April 30. The Tri State Fair association sponsors the Life of Christ depiction.
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Freiburg
News-Globe
Amarillo
Wilpur
Hawk
Tri-State
Bivins Donates Half Rights of Way for Santa Fe Line
Nearly half of the Potter county right of way for the Santa Fe line north was donated yesterday through the Bivins ranch. Miles Bivins gave the right of way after a conference with the special committee and other large property owners. J. Ray, chairman, said more important announcements were expected this afternoon.
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Potter County
Bivins
Miles Bivins
J. Ray
Three Killed and a Wounded in Grand Falls Shooting
Three people died and a fourth was injured near Midland after a domestic dispute led to a gunfight at Grand Falls in Ward County. The suspect, Pedro Agilar, 24, Mexican farm laborer, fled then was captured after a posse pursuit and charged with murder in Barstow.
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Associated Press
Midland
Texas
Grand Falls
Here
Ward County
Midland County
Matilda Gonzales
Cicero Dakan
Gonzals
Pedro Agilar
Agilar
Dakan
Dyer
Agilag
Barstow
Medical Men of Panhandle Gather for Annual Meeting
Panhandle District Medical Society opens its two day session in the Crystal Ballroom Herring with a 9 50 morning program. Mayo Clinic's Dr R M Randall and Scott and White Clinic's Dr T F Bunkley headline lectures. Activities include three scientific programs two business meetings and social events. A banquet and dance follow at 7 30 pm with Amarillo's Dr A F Lumpkin as president and D Y H Wilder councilor and Dr Richard Keys secretary.
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Crystal Ballroom
Herring
Panhandle District Medical Society
R. M. Randall
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minnesota
T. F. Bunkley
Scott and White Clinic
Temple
Texas
A. F. Lumpkin
Amarillo
DY H. L. Wilder
Richard Keys
Fox Resigns as President of Fox Film and Fox Theaters
Winfield R. Sheehan announced that William Fox has resigned as president of Fox Film and Fox Theaters. Harley F. Clarke, president of The General Theaters Equipment Inc., takes over as president of the two companies after leading the syndicate that bought Fox's controlling stock.
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Associated Press
New York
Winfield R. Sheehan
Fox Film
Fox Theaters
William Fox
Harley F. Clarke
General Theaters Equipment, Inc
Fox
Boston Federal Reserve Leader William P. G. Harding Dies
William P. G. Harding, 66, longtime Boston Federal Reserve Bank governor and former Federal Reserve Board head, died of heart disease at his Algonquin Club home.
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United Press
Boston
William P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Federal Reserve Board
Algonquin Club
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Nearby Regions
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for fair skies and a slight temperature change on Tuesday. West Texas sees increasing cloudiness, while New Mexico remains generally fair with little temperature change. Temperature data from Amarillo shows a high around 1929.73 and a low near 1929.53.
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Amarillo
West
Texas
New Mexico
Refire Boil s in Field After Gusher Capped
Oklahoma City's oil field nears normal as Mary Sudik gusher is capped and drilling resumes after an eleven day halt. New gusher No 1 Procure No 1 breached before a gate, but mud kill plans are used to control flow while safety zones and a closed highway remain in effect.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Mary Sudik
Sudik
Amarillo Leaders Thank Miles Bivins for Santa Fe Right‑of‑Way Gift
T. W. Cotten of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce telegraphed thanks from Fort Worth for Miles Bivins donations to Amarillo on the Santa Fe project. His wife adds that Amarillo should value the Bivins Estate gift as a city contribution, not a Santa Fe donation.
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T. W. Cotten
Amarillo
Bivins Family Grants Right of Way for Santa Fe Line
Mr Bivins offered a free right of way for a 17 mile Santa Fe route to Colorado entering near Hillcrest Golf and Country club and crossing Amarillo creek to the Canadian river. He had warned of property damage but said the benefits to Amarillo and the territory justify the concession. Committee members praised the Bivins generosity amid concerns over grazing land and water access.
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Bivins
Santa Fe
Colorado
Hillcrest Golf and Country Club
Canadian River
Amarillo
Amarillo Creek
River Road
Lamesa Votes On $600,000 Paved Highway Bond
The town will close its business district for one hour to allow workers to vote in a $600,000 paved highway bond election. The measure aims to pave the two state highways in Dawson County and follows a petition by M. C. Lindsey, Dawson County Highway Paving association chairman.
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Globe
Lamesa
M. C. Lindsey
Dawson County Highway Paving Association
G.O.P Days in Senate Clash Over Mellon
Senate Republicans clashed over a proposed probe into prohibition enforcement and actions by Secretary Mellon and Attorney General Mitchell. Senator Wrockhart of Iowa accused Mellon of waging a campaign against the dry law and signaled a record vote on Senator Norris's resolution.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Mellon
Mitchell
Wrockhart
Iowa
Norris
Puffer Advises Year Work Before College For Boys
Dr J Adams Puffer Boston boy worker spoke to Hi-Y at the senior high school urging a year of work before college to avoid distractions like marriage. He urged vocational guidance, favored eastern or midwest training, and suggested six months schooling with six months work for an eight year college path. He noted manners and social life as college benefits and spoke at Kiwanis luncheon as well.
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J. Adams Puffer
Boston
Puffer
Hi-Y
Kiwanis
Middlewest
Loving Cup Won in Main Opening Event
Terry County 4 H Club takes first in their division at the record show main opening event with a decisive performance.
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Terry County 4-H Club
Lockney Boys Win Biggest Panhandle Dairy Show Exhibit
Lockney Vocational Agricultural team under Donald Turner won first in boys cattle judging with 1241 of 1500 points at the Panhandle Plains dairy show opening. Torry county 4H led by RK Jinvin won first in their division. Jersey and Jersey-related trophies highlighted by C Harris and the Verguson-Nighol awards. Attendance projected around 25 000 today and 26 000 tomorrow Jersey day with 826 cattle entered including 266 Jerseys Swisher county again top with 64 Jerseys.
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Plainview
Lockney Vocational Agricultural Team
Donald Turner
Lockney
Torry County
RK. B. Jinvin
C. Harris
Brownfield
L, Lee
K. Wurtell
Lubbock
Lynn
Lamb
Gaines
Toomorrow
Jersey Day
Panhandle-Vlaing
Swisher County
Panhandle-Plains
Texas towns report new heat records
Heat waves sweep Texas with Wichita Falls hitting 100 degrees unofficial Vernon reports 106 degrees while Waco records 44.5 Celsius. Austin shows 92 degrees and San Antonio reaches 93 as the state endures the hottest period of the year.
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls, Tex
Co-Operative Weather Bureau
Vernon
Dairy Show to Name Judge From Kansas College
J. Bo Fitch, head of the dairy department at Kansas Agricultural College in Manhattan, chosen to judge the Panhandle-Plaing Dairy Show. Fitch has international dairy judging renown and will work three days placing more than 300 cattle entered at Mainview.
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Panhandle-Plaing Dairy Show Association
J. Bo Fitch
Kansas Agricultural College
Manhattan
Fitch
Mainview
Dismissal in Pampa Booze Case for Beulah Allred
Miss Beulah Allred a prohibition activist was freed on a motion by District Attorney Clifford Braly after a jury could not be expected to convict. She had faced charges of possessing and transporting intoxicating liquor after displaying liquor claimed as grand jury evidence. Bond set at $500 she refused to post despite pleas from the Texas WCTU leader and a gubernatorial appeal. Continued on VPage 15, Cok 7.
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Irene Pampa
Texas
Miss Beulah Allred
Clifford Braly
Miss Allred
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Dan Moody
Texas Jews Begin Drive for $200000
Jews of Texas prepared to launch a campaign to obtain a $200000 quota of the national Jewish Campaign drive. Dallas was chosen as state headquarters after a meeting of 100 delegates, with Morris Rothenberg addressing the gathering. J K Hexter of Dallas was elected state chairman and A M Simon of Fort Worth named vice chairman.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Jews of
Morris Rothenberg
J. K. Hexter
A. M. Simon
Fort Worth
Booze Poll Shows Majority for Change in Amarillo
A Literary Digest telegram reports an incomplete Amarillo prohibition poll with 1 446 ballots tallied showing 635 for enforcement 450 for modification and 341 for repeal. The figures suggest a shift toward changing the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Amacillo News
Literary Digest
New York City
Amarillo
Texas
Three Vanworth Children Die in Farm House Fire
JERMYN Texas April three young Vanworth children Bernie Ray Janes and Donald Lee burned to death as their farm home four miles north of town burned at 9 am. The mother Mrs Vanworth ran a quarter mile across fields to reach the blaze but the children were dead. An inquest was held and funeral services were held that afternoon as authorities sought the missing father.
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Jermyn
Texas
Henry Vanworth
Here
Bernie Ray
Janes
Donald Lee
Charles Hanna
Hianna
Bernie Kay
Hanna Ranch
J. M. Martin
Jacksboro
Jack County
Vanworth
Widow Granted Five Hundred Dollars in Santa Fe Caboose Case
District court minutes show Judge W E Gee awarded Mrs Luella Pearl Peters and her children $500 plus costs after Peters died from injuries suffered on a Santa Fe caboose ride on May 19 1927 between Floydada and Plainview. The original petition sought $26000 for damages.
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Santa Fe Railway
Luella Pearl Peters
Damex P. Peters
Santa Fe
Peters
W. E. Gee
Floydada
Plainview
Fle
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Terry County
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Panhandle
Hazel Forbes
Edward Judson
Ida
G.O.P
Lockney Boy
Henry Ansley
Memphis
Associaed Press
Austin, Tex
San Antonio
Prema
J.B. Pitch
Pampa
Caboose
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