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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
10
Some 5000 Rover Scouts from around the world will gather for the Moot at Ingaro Sweden from July 29 to August 5. Prince Gustaf Adolf will head the Swedish group. The camp includes its own bank post office hospital and shops with 42 foreign groups each getting a 700 square meter plot.
In Mayodan North Carolina Mr and Mrs Alonzo Atwood welcomed twin boys ten months ago and again twin girls a few days ago prompting a local tale of a prolific stork.
A grand jury indictment charges Colonel Joseph I. McMullen with accepting fees from a lobbying firm against a tax bill. House committee leaders expect further action on military officer business practices and await War Department recommendations about Major General Foulois.
John B. Mallin 36 a former deputy U S marshal and Galveston police officer surrendered to face a murder charge in the fatal assault of James F. Bell 45 an insurance agent at a beach front beer establishment Bell was struck on the head with a club as witnesses described the attack Borofsky obtained witness statements and noted the motive appeared absent Mallin refused to comment on the incident
Mrs. R. C. Snodgrass leads a First Christian Church group in a conference demonstration with H. A. Shaw and Miss Doris Shaw handling devotional service. Open discussion follows. Father’s Day plan targets 300 men on June 14 at 9 40 in the new stone unit. Six persons depend on each dairy cow for milk and dairy products.
Paris reports Pierre Laval finally formed a new coalition cabinet after a two day crisis. The lineup includes Flandin, Herriot, Regnier, Fabry, Pietri, Denain and Bonnet among others as royalist clashes and protests accompany the government reshuffle.
Warren W. Finney, 62, once a Kansas financier, died from a self-inflicted gunshot as officers prepared to escort him to a state penitentiary for a 36 to 60 year embezzlement sentence. Sheriff Roger Davis reported Finney shot himself at his Emporia home while awaiting commitment papers. His son Roneald was named in a million dollar bond scandal linked to the state treasurer. Finney was found unconscious on a cabin porch, clutching a pistol. the moon phase note appears unrelated.
The beautification effort for the Tenth Avenue underpass is paused for 60 days after Potter County relief funds were cut. All workers were dismissed, plants were moved to a city park, and the park foreman will care for them. Work is expected to resume by fall planting.
A Pueblo hen belonging to Alfred Mixon laid an egg marked with the letter G, the first noted instance of an alphabetically marked egg. The odd finding occurred in Pueblo, Colorado, on June 6.
A dog pup of A. J. Miller missing from near Craig Colorado was located two weeks later by sheepherders in a coyote den along with nine coyote pups. The story notes how sugar refineries use old burnt bones for filtering and whitening sugar.
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