Air Flight Run Shows Mixed Results Across Global Legs
The article reports mixed outcomes from long distance air explorations. Capt J Errol Boyd and two companions forced to land at St Marc near Port au Prince but all safe. Spanish fliers Marino Barberan and Joaquin Collar completed from Seville to Havana with a hop from Camaguey. American J Scott Bermuth and Ernesto Samper reached Bogota after a four leg hop from St Louis. Preparations proceed at Orbetello for a 96 crew multi leg flight to Chicago under Gen Italo Balbo. Stephen Darius and Stanley Gierenas plan a New York to Kaunas nonstop run pending favorable weather.
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City News Boys to attend Tidwell Show guests tonight
All News-Globe newspaper boys, employed by the paper, will be special guests of the T. J. Tidwell Shows on East Tenth Avenue at Cleveland Street. They will report at 7:30 p.m. for a tour of carnival attractions. The Tidwell show, brought to Amarillo by the Junior Welfare League, features Broadway Steppers and a 10-piece jazz band.
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Enjoin Control Of Motion Pictures In New Mexico
Three federal judges issued a permanent injunction against state officials enforcing the Movie Control law in New Mexico. The measure forced 50-50 film selections for independent theaters versus producer controlled venues, a plan prosecutors argued violated copyrights and interstate commerce. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer led the suit, saying the law did not serve the public interest. The judges included Orie L. Phillips, T. Blake Kennedy, and Colin Neblett.
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Congress
Orie L. Phillips
Denver
T. Blake Kennedy
Cheyenne
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Mother charged after hatchet attack and suicide pact
In Miami Florida a mother Kathryn Lund is charged after authorities say she killed her two young daughters Ruth 2 and June 12 and then took her own life by swallowing poison. A house note to her husband claimed she did it to ease his burden and to keep the children safe with their mother in heaven.
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Only Player Breaks 90 in Texas Municipal Golf
Mrs J Lee Wilson of San Antonio shot 42 47 89 to medal in the third annual Texas Municipal Golf Association qualifier in Dallas. Close behind were Mrs E W Wohlfahrt and Mrs H V Cardona with 90s, elevating Wilson as a favorite to become state municipal champion replacing Miss Betty Jameson of Dallas who is ineligible this year. Miss Jameson won last year at Wichita Falls before joining Dallas Country Club.
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H. V. Cardona
Fort Worth
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Browning Defeats Savoldi In Rainy Yankee Stadium Bout
In a rain soaked ring at Yankee Stadium New York on June 12 Jim Browning defeated Joe Savoldi in a two hour wrestling match to claim the decision as 6 000 fans endured the weather and curfew limited action.
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Jim Browning
Joe Savoldi
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Browning
Annapolis Star Tennis Sensation
Philadelphia reports the opening round of the 48th Pennsylvania and middle states tennis championship. Naval Academy captain C Elliott Loughlin seeded eighth defeated Rutgers’ William Kyles 6-0 6-1, earning a bye to reach the third round alongside Sam Gilpin who is ranked No 1.
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C. Elliott Loughlin
Naval Academy
Sam Gilpin
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Simmons Leads AL Batting as Klein Ties for NL
Al Simmons extended his AL lead by hitting safely four times in yesterday's games to raise his average to .383. Chuck Klein homered twice in the NL and moved into a third place tie with Randy Moore at .336 as standings show Simmons atop AL, Klein tied in NL with Moore. notable names include Pepper Martin and Jim Chapman.
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Rain Halts Junior Tennis Finals in Texas Inter sectional
Rain today prevented George Dulling and Paschal Walthall from finishing their finals in the junior single at the San Antonio Country Club. They are set to meet Tuesday at 2:30 P. M. Dulling and Walthall won the junior doubles. Walthall is the state high school singles champion.
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Galveston Trades Kurlers for Pitcher Ed Carroll
Galveston manager Billy Webb announced a deal sending a right hander to Tyler in the Dixie League to clear space for pitcher Ed Carroll. Cromer will report to the Governors at Waco tomorrow as part of the transaction.
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Ed Carroll
Deer Propagation Expands Across Texas Forests
State game officials report wild deer released to Caddo lake region near North East Texas and elsewhere. About 300 to 400 deer now roams the area with a 1937 closure on hunting. Turkey, quail, muskrats restocked. deer also placed near Lufkin and Palo Duro canyon. Schreiner and Kleberg donations aid stocking. Gus Schreiner and Caesar Kleberg on the game commission.
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Panhandle Bankers Convene for Annual Session
The Panhandle Bankers Association opens its 26th annual meeting in Amarillo with headquarters at the Herring Hotel. L B Steele of Dalhart presides, with DeLa Vicars of Pampa as secretary and T E Noel of Memphis as treasurer.
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Herring Hotel
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Dalhart
DeLéa Vicars
Pampa
T. E. Noel
Memphis
Country Club
Charles A. Fisk
El Paso cafe operators jailed on 3.2 beer charges
Two El Paso cafe operators L. R. Mullinix and Harry Stenis were held for the county grand jury after preliminary hearings on selling 3.2 per cent beer. Bonds were set at $500 each. Defense attorneys challenged the Dean Law as unconstitutional while Justice M. V. Ward noted higher courts had upheld Texas prohibition laws.
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L. R. Mullinix
Harry Stenis
Justice of the Peace
M. V. Ward
Texas
Ben Brady Funeral Rites Pending
Arrangements for the funeral of Ben Brady killed Sunday night in an automobile wreck near Canadian will be made today when his mother arrives from Wink. Brady was foreman of the W. R. Ozier ranch and had managed several major ranches in the Panhandle during the past 20 years.
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Channing Drugist Hurt in Highway Crash North of Amarillo
Huber Bishop 25 of Channing suffered head lacerations and bodily bruises in a late night highway 60 crash 35 miles north of Amarillo. He was taken by Griggs ambulance to St. Anthony's Hospital and listed as not critical. Police believe he fell asleep, his car veering onto the road shoulder near the Bivins Booster Station.
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Huber Bishop
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Griggs
St. Anthony's Hospital
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Biship
Cotton mills activity at multi year high in New York report
New York Cotton Exchange service notes domestic cotton mills operate at the highest level in years. Akron Ohio announces a ten percent salary increase for over 4000 Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co workers.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Buccaneers Invite Joiners This Week at Tulsa
The article notes a move to join the Buccaneers this week at Tulsa, signaling a roster or participation change ahead of events in Oklahoma.
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Tulsa
Vacation Bible School Enrolls 275 at Tabernacle Church
Two hundred seventy five persons enrolled yesterday in the opening session of the Summer Vacation Bible School at Tabernacle Baptist Church. The three weeks’ school is free to the public and enrollment will stay open for several days, said Rev. J. C. Lise more. In Cleveland, steel operations expanded to 48 percent capacity, up 1 percent from the prior week.
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J. C. Lisemore
Panhandle Duck Life and Restocking Boost Fishing
The Panhandle now hosts some of the nation’s finest duck shooting as game laws are enforced and protected wildlife thrives. Hatcheries at San Angelo and Wichita Falls support fish propagation and restocking, reviving streams long barren of fish.
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