Parker bail posted in Wendel kidnapping case
Corporal Vincent Brooks of the State police said Ellis Parker Jr was arrested and released on $500 bail after a hearing before Justice of the Peace Grady at Vincentown. Ellis Parker Sr, Burlingtion County detective chief, was also held on $500 bail as part of the Brooklyn indictment for abducting Paul H. Wendel and torturing him into a false confession. Governor Hoffman refused extradition of the senior Parker and criticized the Brooklyn case.
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MT. Holly
N. J
Vincent Brooks
Ellis Parker, Jr
Paul H. Wendel
Brooks
Burlington County
Ellis Parker, Sr
Justice of the Peace
Grady
Vincentown
Parkers
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wendel
Lindbergh
Hoffman
Parker
Hard-Driving Clovis Champion Scores 6-4 Win in 18-Hole Final
Bob Skaggs a 48-year-old railroad engineer from Clovis New Mexico won the Tri-State Senior Golf Association championship by defeating Er B Gober of Clovis 6 and 4 in an 18 hole final at Amarillo Country Club Skaggs earlier won the June 28 New Mexico West Texas Open over Gober 2 and 1 He drove long and accurate and outpaced Gober who faulted with costly misses and trouble on Nos 10 11 and 14 with Gober conceding the 14th and the match. The report also notes other flight results and a consolation title winner.
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Bob Skaggs
Clovis
New Mexico
Er. B
Red) Gober
Amarillo Country Club
Tri-State
Skaggs
Gober
Joe Clavay Mathart A
No. 10
Harry Mead
Dalhart
Wesley Knorpp
Clarendon
Mead
Apache Killer Gardner Faces Execution Aboard San Carlos
Earl Gardner, convicted of murdering his wife and infant, waits for his impending hanging five days away on the San Carlos Reservation. He remains calm, playing cards, and shows little concern with his fate, smiling when the topic is raised and speaking of the afterlife in a quiet tone. Gardner had caused a ruckus in federal court in February over his death sentence and now expects to meet the gallows without visible anxiety.
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Gardner
San Carlos ‘Reservation
Southwest
Geronimo
Landon Forces Extra Session in Kansas Legislature
Governor Alf Landon wins a GOP controlled session call in Topeka as Senate and House restrict action to constitutional amendments on social security. Democrats fail to broaden debate to prohibition and civil service measures. Landon meets J Reuben Clark and plans talks with Frank Lo den on farm issues before July 23 acceptance.
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Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Alfo. Landon
Senate
House
Landon
J. Reuben Clark
Salt Lake City
Frank Lowden
Illinois
Daniel McCarthy
Riots Prompt Remington Rand Chief to Seek Talks
Riots in Cincinnati wounded a bystander and injured 30 or more people as two buses were wrecked. James H. Rand Jr of Remington Rand Inc promised to attend conferences with workers and strikers to settle the six week strike, with a date to be arranged.
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Cincinnati
James H. Rand, Jr
Remington Rand, Inc
A. R. Rumbels
Rand
Commerce Forecast Sees U S Income At 60 Billion In 1936
The Department of Commerce predicted national income will reach 60 billion dollars in 1936, up from a low of 39.5 billion in 1932, during a Washington briefing today.
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Washington
U.P
America
Department of Commerce
Boy Scout Medal Stolen From Hero Who Saved Fire Victims
A Dallas crowd learns of theft of a bronze hero medal won by 16 year old Michael Hickstein for saving three lives in the Chicago stockyards fire disaster. He also lost 75 cents earned running errands while sleeping in a pup tent at the Centennial Exposition grounds.
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Dallas
Chicago Stockyards
Michael Hickstein
Michael
Chicago
Boundaries of Soil Region 6 Expanded Across Plains States
regional conservator H H Finnell said the Soil Conservation Service has enlarged Region 6 to include more counties in Kansas and Colorado to align areas with similar problems. The expanded region now covers parts of Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Colorado and Kansas with 25 Kansas counties and eastern Colorado districts added.
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Soil Conservation Service
Kansas
Colorado
H. H. Finnell
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Finnell
H. H. Bennett
Washington
Henr Wallace
Gray
Meade
Haskell
Seward
Grant
Stevens
Stanton
Morton
Sherman
Thomas
Sheridan
Wallace
Logan
Gove
Greeley
Wichita
Scott
Lane
Ness
Hamilton
Kearny
Finney
Hodgeman
Ford
Clark
Bent
Powers
Baca
Las Animas
Minister Near Death in Plattsburgh
Physicians reported no improvement in the condition of Dr. S Parkes Cadman a prominent New York City minister who is near death from peritonitis after an appendicitis operation in Plattsburgh New York on July 8.
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Plattsburgh
N. Y
S. Parkes Cadman
New York City
Filipino head named acting high commissioner
Washington July 8 Frank Murphy announced his recommendation of J Weldon Jones as acting high commissioner for the Philippines. The move places Jones in a key diplomatic role amid ongoing governance arrangements in Manila.
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Washington
Frank Murphy
J. Weldon Jones
The
Philippines
Marland Wins Runoff Berth in Oklahoma Primary
Gov. F W Marland outdistanced rival Gomer Smith by about 4 050 votes as unofficial returns from all but 58 state precincts show Lee leading for the Democratic nomination for U S senator. Tee a fourth place finisher, Gore neutral, Hyde and McKeever headed toward a Republican runoff.
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Oklahoma City
E. W. Marland
Gomer Smith
Townsend Club
Josh Lee
U. S
Marland
Smith
Lee
Tee
T. P. Gore
Ponca City
F. W. Marland
Gore
Amarilla Area Weather Outlook
Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures in Amarilla on Thursday. West Texas region west of the 100th meridian also expects partly cloudy conditions with a rise in warmth.
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Amarilla
West Texas
Weather Summary for Peroen New Mexico and Amarillo
A brief weather note for Peroen New Mexico reports partly cloudy skies and little temperature change on Thursday. Temperature data from Amarillo shows morning readings around 19 to 74 degrees by noon with slight warming into the afternoon and a max near 945.0 percent not applicable.
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Peroen
New Mexico
Amarillo
Marx Yeat
Saunders invites New Mexico to send group to road rally
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce president Guy C. Saunders urged Raton and surrounding territory to attend the opening rally of the Colorado to Gulf Highway on July 14. He cited mutual benefits from a Denver to Gulf port all weather road and noted New Mexico as a logical vacation spot for Amarillo and Panhandle tourists.
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Guy C. Saunders
Amarillo
Italy orders revenge raid over Ethiopian ambush
Italy mourned ten aviators slain in an Ethiopian ambush and ordered swift reprisals in Wallega Province. The victims included Gen Vinceno Magliocco Maj Antonio Locatelli and Col Carlo Calderini, with an official note calling the attackers bandits and saying the air mission was welcomed elsewhere.
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Rome
Thlaly
Addis Ababa
Wallega
Ethiopia
Father Barello
Italy
Vinceno Magliocco
East Africa
Antonio Locatelli
Chicago
Col
Carlo Calderini
Vet bonus bonds rush to cash amid strong June-July pickup
The Treasury reports 3.5 million World War II veterans cashed 1.0608 billion dollars in bonus bonds from June 15 to July 3. Bonds issued June 15 totaled 1.8748 billion to 3.206 million veterans, with an estimated 1.8362 billion to 3.5179 million more to be liquidated. Incomplete figures due to 14 post offices not reporting disbursements.
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Washington
U.P
Treasury
The
Russia Threatens Quit Conference Over Dardanelles Fortifications
In Montreux on July 8, Soviet circles reported Foreign Commissar Maxim Litvinov was instructed to quit the international conference unless concessions were granted on Russia’s Black Sea security. The talks concern Turkey’s demand for the right to refortify the Dardanelles Straits.
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Montreux
Switzerland
U.P
Russia
Turkey
Dardanelles Straits
Maxim Litvinov
Black Sea
Marion Talley Injures Ankle In Hollywood Slip
Marion Talley, noted singer actress, was injured in Hollywood today after slipping on a curb and spraining her ankle and knee.
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Marion Talley
Hollywood
Calif
Crop Loss Mounts As Rain Dampens Wheat Markets
Heat wave across the nation drove losses and firing drought fears with crop damage estimated at over 300 million dollars nationally. South Dakota officials put damage at 140 million, while livestock prices slid as the government eyed expanding cattle purchases worth up to 30 million. Reports of rain in western Canada helped ease some fear as wheat pits grew quieter after a record trading day.
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Western Plains
Seaboard
Michigan
Owosso
Middlewest
Saginaw
Drouth
New York
South Bend
Ind
Kewanee
Til
Jamestown
North Dakota
Montana
C. A. Russell
South Dakota
Wallace
Green Mountain Falls
Cole
Canada
Screen Actor Thomas Meighan Dies at Home
New York July 8 Thomas Meighan famed screen actor died tonight at his Great Neck Lom Island home. He had been ill for some time and lapsed into a coma shortly before death. His wife was with him at the end. Meighan had been confined to his home for weeks, with periods of danger not anticipated. An earlier recurrence sent him to the west coast for rest after an attack.
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Panhandle
Thomas W. Smith
Carson County
Mr. Smith
Panhandle Methodist Church
J. F. Harrell
W. S
Smith
Polly Cowan Smith
J. Sid O'Keefe
Sam Rorex
T. M Cleek
Panhandie
D. F. Jones
Duncan
Ariz
O. L. Smith
Clarendon
Joe L. Smith
Dalhart
Guy T. Smith
Colorado Springs
Colo
L. C. Merchant
Amarillo
Ll. N. George
Hereford
Ellis County
Texas
Polly Cowan
Waxahachie
Smiths
Johnson County
New York
Thomas Meighan
Great Neck
Lom Island
Beegan
Auto magnate Wallace Zweiner dies at 53
Detroit report says Wallace Zweiner was named President of the Hupp Motor Company last May. He died Tuesday from an acute infection after an operation and two weeks of illness.
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Detroit
U.P
Wallace Zweiner
Hupp Motor Company
Zweiner
Tascosa Trail Paving Debate in Panhandle Roads
An editorial questions whether Tascosa Trail deserves paving and compares it to other Panhandle routes. It asks readers if public access to this historic scenic old West road should be restricted for lack of a modern road and invites reader opinions on Channing, tourism, and regional drives.
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Panhandle
Tule Canyon
Palo Duro
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