Amarillo News Globe Rotary Mexico City Tour Set
Several Amarillo residents join a News Globe Rotary Club trip to Mexico City leaving June 14. The all inclusive eight side trips include Austin San Antonio Nuevo Laredo Monterrey Chihuahua Juarez El Paso Albuquerque with return June 24. Deposits are $25 with balance due June 9.
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Mexico City
News-Globe Rotary Club
Accey
Mason King
News-Globe
Fred Harvey
Amarillo
Republic’s
Austin
San Antonio
Nuevo Laredo
Monterrey
Chihuahua
Juarez
el Paso
Albuquerque
Palace of Fine Arts
Paris
North America
Rotary
Mr. King
Witnesses Hid ing Out Delays Legislative Oil Inquiry Hearing
Special to The News in Austin reports that witnesses hiding out have delayed the legislative oil investigating committee’s next hearing. Chairman Augustin Celaya said East Texas oil executives under subpoena are unavailable, postponing the Longview hearing at least to next Monday and signaling a possible change in the committee’s planned procedure.
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Austin
Legislative Oil Investigating Committee
Augustin Celaya
Celaya
East Texas
Longview
Rep. Celaya
Three Men Freed After Embezzlement Case in Oklahoma
Jack Rose Jerry Sullivan and Frank Gurrell were indicted for conspiracy to embezzle 100 dollars from N. L. Thomas of Clarendon. They were arrested in Sayre Oklahoma and returned to Amarillo before charges were dropped due to insufficient evidence after grand jury review.
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Jack Rose
Jerry Sullivan
Frank Gurrell
Sayre
Okla
Amarillo
N. L. Thomas
Clarendon
Thomas
Bill Adams
Potter County
Growth and danger on Texas San Antonio Laredo highway
A May 31 dispatch from Laredo highlights the 155 mile Texas corridor from San Antonio to Laredo as vital for tourist and freight traffic, noting deteriorating 55 miles and promising 5 000 percent traffic growth by next year while urging a first class 30 foot highway and night driving aids. It previews irrigation driven growth in a sparsely populated region with towns expanding and land being developed for agriculture and settlement.
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Tonio
Winter Garden
Laredo
Mexico
Tampico
Austin
Texas
San Antonio
North Ameria
Pearsall
Mexico City
Highway Department
Richard Dix Starts Egg Business for Film Colony
Hollywood story notes actor Richard Dix, once keeping a few chickens as a hobby on Malibu Mountain, now runs over 2000 hens and supplies eggs to major restaurants in the film community. The shift followed a high expense bill turning the hobby into a paying venture.
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United Press
Hollywood
U.P
Richard Dix
Malibu
Dix
Kidney Aids Quiet Blood Poisoning Warning
An old advertorial claims kidneys slow function leads to toxins in blood causing acidity and nerve pain. It promotes the kidney diuretic Cystex claiming rapid relief within 48 hours and a money back guarantee, priced at 3c per dose in drugstores.
Caldwell trophy awarded to Panhandle cadet at A and M
William Wright Jr of Fort Worth a member of Company A Corps of Engineers won the Cald well trophy for best drilled man in the manual of arms among the Texas A and M College cadet corps. The ceremony also noted other 1934 35 military and athletic awards in the annual end of school review.
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News College Station
William Wright, Jr
Fort Worth
Corps of Engineers
Caldwell
Texas A. & M
Company B
Signal Corps
R. A. Bell
Hereford
Southwest Telephone Company
Hearst
Eighth Corps
Oscar A. Seward
Amarillo
Company C
James Sullivan
Ronald Anderson
Silverton
Amarillo Bar Association Holds Regular Meeting Today
Members of the Amarillo Bar Association meet at their regular monthly luncheon in the Red Room of the Amarillo Hotel. Riley Strickland presides as W. W. Gibson leads the program, marking the last session until October.
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Amarillo Bar Association
W. W. Gibson
Red
Amarillo Hotel
Riley Strickland
Association
Plenty Grand Leads Warmup as Puffy Seeks Race Victory
The horse Puffy rides Plenty Grand in a warmup ahead of the race. The owner touts Plenty Grand as the land’s pick, while Puff fears the challenge but believes the horse can be passed.
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Puffy
Plenty Grand
Garner Park Work Begins Near Uvalde Texas
Construction has started at Garner State Park in the Frio Canyon 25 miles north of the city. Cantonments will house 200 Civilian Conservation Corps members. The park, first in this Texas section, spans about 500 acres with 48 buildings.
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Uvalde
Garner State Park
Frio Canyon
John Nance Garner
United States
Civilian Conservation Corps
Texas
Army camp facilities to be built at site
A hospital mess hall recreational hall and cantonments will be erected A A Ririe of San Antonio superintendent of the work announced.
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A. A. Ririe
San Antonio
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America
Wright
Taylor ST
Strato
Orvil A. Anderson
Army Air Corps
Rapid City
Randolph Williams
Associated Press
Jac Gubbels
Swicheard Bently
San An
Panhandle
BAR Association
Garner Park
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Tri-State Fair
Thorobreds
Tri-State Fair Racing Association
Wilbur C. Hawk
John M’knight
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