Legion Parade Plans for Conclave in Amarillo
The Amarillo Fifth District Legion Convention on June 29 30 will feature a parade with bands and drum corps from West Texas. A parade committee led by A Petersen met to set the route from Third Avenue and Pierce Street to Buchanan Street via Polk Taylor and Fifth, with national commander Frank Belgrano to speak. Delegates from the 16th through 21st Texas districts are expected, with posts sending at least one representative each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Amarillo
A. Petersen
Third Avenue
Pierce Street
Polk Street
John Boyce
Grace Hodge
Legion
Texas
van, Stewart
Perryton
Dewey Richberg
Pecos
Young Democrats Plan Swisher County Banquet Speaker
Tulsa June 17 Special to The News Attorney General William McCraw will be the principal speaker at a Young Democrats banquet in Swisher County. The event is Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in the First Methodist Church Tulsa with Panhandle Young Democrats urged to attend and make reservations with Mrs Grace Scott of Tulia. There are 262 planes on the active list of U.S. transport lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talsa
William McCraw
Services Held for Frank Strout at Blackburn-Shaw
Funeral services were conducted for Frank F. Strout at 1 30 yesterday afternoon in Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home with Rev J C Sisemore of Tabernacle Baptist Church officiating. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery. Strout died Saturday afternoon in a local hospital. He resided at 2405 North Fifteenth Avenue. Survivors include his son R H Strout and a sister Mrs Garfield of Iola Kansas.
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Frank F. Strout
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral
J. C. Sisemore
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Llano Cemetery
Mr. Strout
North West
Fifteenth Avenue
R. H. Strout
Garfield
Iola
Kans
Calles Leaves Mexican Fight as Cardenas Reforms Continue
General Plutarco Elias Calles, once Mexico’s iron man, steps aside as Lazaro Cardenas reshapes the cabinet after a clash over the president's economic program. Cardenas forms a new government and Calles plans to depart northward, leaving public affairs in others’ hands.
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Mexico
D. F
Plutarco Elias Calles
Lazaro Cardenas
Calles
Cardenas
Michoacan
Mexican leaders Calles and Cardenas forge accord avert conflict
The Nogales Herald reports General Plutarco Elias Calles and President Lazaro Cardenas reached an agreement over labor policy, averting armed conflict. Calles retires to his ranch after assurances his recommendations would be carried out and that Mexico would shift toward rightist labor programs.
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Nogales
Ariz
Plutarco Elias Calles
Lazaro Cardenas
Mexico
Calles
Laura V. Davis rites set for Sunday morning
Funeral arrangements are made for Laura V. Davis 66 who died Sunday morning at her daughter's home 701 Forest Street. The body lies in state at Boxwell Brothers chapel until 9 AM at Sacred Heart Church where Father J J Meff will officiate. Burial follows at Llano Cemetery with pallbearers C Dubbs T T Henry George Millican R F Wales Hermon H Hutson and O W Floyd. She is survived by husband B W Davis of Nogales Arizona son Ben W Davis Jr of Douglas Arizona two brothers Elbert V and Arthur Viguerie Montague La and sister Sister Marie Corinne Colorado Springs Colorado.
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Laura V. Davis
PD. &. Elliott
Forest Street
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Sacred Heart, Catholic Church
J. J. Meff
Sacred Heart, Church
Llano Cemetery
C. ©. Dubbs
T. T. Henry
George Millican
Hermon H. Hutson
O. W. Floyd
Davis
B. W. Davis
Nogales
Ariz
Ben W. Davis, Jr
Douglas
Elbert V
Arthur
Viguerie
Montague
Marie Corinne
Colorado Springs
First heat victim in Dallas dies at hospital
Jesse Myers aged 55, a Black man, became Dallas first heat victim of the year after fainting while digging a gas main trench. He collapsed and later died in a hospital.
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Dallas
Jesse Myers
Last Chance for Guest Tickets to See Nitwits at T Time
Globe-News offers a pair of free guest tickets with each T-time Want Ad starting tomorrow. The Nitwits show stars Wheeler and Woolsey in a riotous comedy. Includes a full week in the Want Ad columns reaching 33,000 readers daily. Rent Sell Buy Swap dial 6262.
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Globe-News
Wheeler
Woolsey
Want
Lynch Elected Medical Officer at A M A Convention
Dr. Kenneth M. Lynch was elected a vice president of the American Medical Association at the Atlantic City convention. He heads the pathology department and is a dean at the University of South Carolina Charleston. Dr. James Tate Mason of Seattle was chosen president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth M. Lynch
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
Howard Lynch
George M. Waddill
Amarillo
Lynch
University of South Carolina At
Charleston
James Tate Mason
Seattle
Amarillo Camp of Sons of the Confederacy Formed
Rapidly growing interest marks the Amarillo Camp setup as the second meeting at 8 tonight moves to the Red Room of the Amarillo Hotel. A three member nominating committee will choose a head and a separate group will name the camp, with 30 charter members and low dues. It supports Confederate Reunion planning for September 3 to 6 and names Carl Hinton in charge of arrangements.
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Amarillo
Sons of the Confederacy
Red
Amarillo Hotel
E. C. Nelson
Oscar Randal
Mason King
Mr. Hinton
Adjutant General
Lors
Confederacy
Hinton
National Organization
Chinese Ships Run Wild Three Dead
In Hongkong Harbor tonight the Chinese cruisers Haichi and Haisen lie at anchor after deserting Canton government orders. Three crew members of the Haichi were wounded as the ships fled Whampoa, charged through Canton River, and endured bombardment by 100 airplanes and land fort gunfire before arriving in Hongkong.
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Hongkong
Haichi
Haisen
Canton
Whampoa
Canton River
Boca Tigris
Open House Showcases Canyon College Campus Upgrades
West Texas State Teachers College held an open house to showcase the Buffalo Courts dormitory built with native and New Mexico stone and other athletic plant improvements. Officials and local business leaders spoke during a short program followed by refreshments and night softball games for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas State Teachers College
Buffalo Courts
New Mexico
Canvoy College
State drops three cases in 47th District Court
Indictments against Roy Hickenbottom Warren Autry and W C Cantrell were dismissed by District Attorney Grady Hazlewood. Hickenbottom and Autry faced burglary and driving while intoxicated charges respectively. Cantrell received a nine month jail term suspended for two years after a liquor violation.
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47Th District Court
Grady Hazlewood
Roy Hickenbottom
Warren Autry
W. C. Cantrell
Civil Appeals Docket from Seventh District Amarillo
Civil Appeals in Seventh District at Amarillo submits motions on June 15 1935 with multiple cases including Zurich General Accident and Liability Ins Co vs J B Rodgers and J W Lusk vs B B Parner et al rehearings. Opinions include affirmed in part reversed and remanded and dismissals with cast of parties from Potter Lubbock Gray Parmer Yoakum and other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Civil Appeals For
Seventh District
Amarillo
Zurich General Accident & Liability Ins. Co
J. B. Rodgers
J. W. Lusk
B. B. Parner
Et Ax
Kansas City Life Insurance Co
Elizabeth Fisher
J. A. Wise
Southern Rock Island Plow Co
Castro
Temple Trust Co
W. W. Royalty
Lubbock
Southern States Mortgage Co
O. Sykes
QO. Lykes
Allred and Family Leave on Vacation
Governor Allred and his family depart for an automobile vacation through West Texas lasting a week or 10 days. His staff said the destination would not be disclosed as he seeks rest from state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Allred
West Texas
Pat Moreland
Aspermont Youth Wins Scholarship
The Payne Fund National 4-H Club fellowships for 1935 36 were awarded to Ruth Lohmann Zumbrota Minnesota and James W Potts of Aspermont Texas. Each fellowship provides $1000 for nine months study with the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Payne Fund
Ruth Lohmann Zumbrota
Minn
James W Potts
Aspermont
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Bootleggers Kidnap Maryland Sheriff Near Boonville
Three alleged bootleggers abducted Sheriff Ed Seugers as he transported them to jail near Boonville Maryland but released him handcuffed later. He arrested the men after finding illicit liquor in a car ditched nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Ed Seugers
Boonville
Here
Class Sale at San Jacinto Methodist Church
Clark Wesley leads a rummage sale at 41% Fast Fourth Ave today and tomorrow to raise funds for the San Jacinto Methodist Church. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Wesley
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Fourth Avenue
Kick Fatally Injures Little River Child
Two year old Vonnie Ruth Deaver daughter of Mr and Mrs R M Deaver of Little River died in a local hospital from injuries after a mule kicked her in the head as she wandered into a pasture near her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonnie Ruth Deaver
R. M. Deaver
Little River
Around the Clock Radio Schedule KGNC Listings
Tuesday morning and afternoon to night on KGNC feature a packed program of Sky Pilot Farm Hour Morning Varieties and News Pa rade with acts like Jane Walker and the Mills Brothers. Evening segments include Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians, Merle Mack Orchestra, and Texas League Finals with Blues.
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the Pandoleers
Micro News
Mills Brothers
Jane Walker
Home Economist
Kate Smith
Frigidaire Quartet
Levine
Louis H. Smith, Jr
Cal Farley
Lou Childre
Steffen
Home Builders
The
Ford Dealers
Fred Waring
Paul Lindley
Merle Mack
Nat
Panhandle cattlemen hear no action on beef treaty
Panhandle cattlemen were informed that no action on the U S Argentina beef and cattle import treaty is likely this session. Senator Pittman cited the need for sanitary hearings and Jay Taylor notes imports could rise fourfold if approved, alarming cattlemen over disease risk and price effects.
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Panhandle
United States
Argentina
Key Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Panhandle Livestock Association
Congress
Jay Taylor
Taylor
Panhandie Cowmen’s Association
Pittman
Parkers Minstrels Benefit Show Aims To Aid Amarillo Test Well
The Parker's Minstrels stage a benefit at the Tri-State Fair Grounds Wednesday night linked to the English-Oxnard test well near Amarillo. County Commissioner Mark Parker stars, with six royalty units to be given away by Thornton Oxnard if the well proves productive. Tickets cost 50 cents adults 25 cents children and downtown sales start at City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Parker’s Minstrels
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Tri-State Fair
Mark Parker
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Thornton Oxnard
Move to organize safety council in Panhandle
A 3 pm Friday meeting at the American Legion hall gathers safety professionals to form a Panhandle safety council under the National Safety Council. L L Paul of the Texas Company Refinery calls Amarillo area engineers to attend the preliminaries with later meetings planned in Pampa and Borger focusing on first aid.
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American Legion Hall
Panhandle
L. L. Paul
Texas Company
Amarillo
Pampa
Borger
Safety Council
National Safety Council
Dulaney Accepts Public School Job in Denton County
FE. B. Dulaney, a longtime rural school teacher in Potter and Hutchinson counties, left yesterday to become superintendent of rural schools in Denton County. He has resided in Stinnett for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulaney
Denton County
FE. B. Dulaney
Potter
Hutchinson County
Mrr. Dulaney
Stinnett
Road inaugurates improved service from Amarillo
The Santa Fe adds air conditioned standard Pullmans on the Amarillo Fort Worth Dallas route. The improved service went into effect yesterday. Announcement by T. B. Gallagher general passenger agent.
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Amarillo
Fort Worth
Dallas
Santa Fe
T. B. Gallahher
West Texas State Teachers College Honors List 55 Students
The registrar at West Texas State Teachers College released the spring 1934 35 honor roll naming fifty five students with outstanding scholastic records. Among them twenty six also earned honors in the first semester. Names include Mabel Mims Virginia Vaughan Imogene Holbert Gerald Brown Eula Lee McKnight of Amarillo and many others across Hereford Pampa Borger Conlon Dumas Matador Canyon and surrounding towns.
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Hereford
J. C. Line
Seth Lindsey
Mildred Lindsey
Jack Sitton
Memphis
Edith Brookfield
Roberta Hill
Friona
M. D. Blankenship
Thelma Porter
Conlon
James Diverbiss
Dumas
Charles T. Burchett
Max T. Nuttall
Raoch Allen
Lockney
Jewell Alma Glass
Scurry
Claudia Neelley
Happy
Frances Alice Clark
Ross A. Buckner
R. T. Norman
Charles Stratton
J. C. Baker
Pollyanna Pitts
Amarillo Scouts Named For National Jamboree Visit
Scout Executive Marvin J. Paul announced Amarillo representation at the National Boy Scout Jamboree to be held in August. Troops 4 10 12 20 21 and the Barracuda Sea Scout Ship were among those chosen as parents listened at Ellwood Park. Local leaders Bob Johnson Morris Sewell Pinky Hickox and district scout commissioner Jerry Ratcliff led the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Marvin J. Paul
Ellwood Park
Barracuda Sea
Bob Johnson
Morris Sewell
Rangers hold four in liquor seizure
Four men face charges after Texas Rangers with Sheriff Bill Richardson seized 1100 cases of liquor valued at 40000 in raids on Beaumont and Port Arthur over the weekend. Among those charged are F. J. Demary and S. M. Schachter of Beaumont and R. E. Ferguson and E. Leblanc of Port Arthur. County Attorney Ed Basterling said the matter would go to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
R. E. Ferguson
E. Leblanc
Port Arthur
Ed Basterling
Mrs. Husing Remarries Music Leader Leonard Hayton
Metuchen report states Mrs. Ted Husing wed Leonard G. Hayton, radio orchestra leader, in a quiet ceremony yesterday at the home of former Recorder A. K. Killiot.
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Metuchen
N. J
Ted Husing
Leonard G. Hayton
A. K. Killiot
Seasons length in days and hours
The seasons vary in length with spring 92 days 21 hours, summer 93 days 14 hours, autumn 89 days 18 hours, and winter 89 days 1 hour.
Radio show debut of 1936 Philco sets at Nunn Electric
In West Texas the Nunn Electric Company hosted dealers from the Oklahoma Panhandle to the Panhandle region for an unveiling of 43 Philco radios in the Crystal Ball room of the Herring Hotel. Models ranged from small table sets to all wave cabinet units with phonographs.
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Philco
West Texas
Nunn Electric Company
Oklahoma Panhandle
New Mexico
Panhandle
Crystal
Herring Hotel
Philco Company
Crystal Ballroom
Carl Hare
J. A. Kanelly
Dallas
Nunn Company
Kidney Aids Fight Blood Poisoning Dangers
An ad touts kidney diuretic Cystex Siastex to cleanse acids poisons and liquids from blood. It claims rapid vitality in 48 hours and a money back guarantee with return of empty pack if not satisfied.
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Young Demos
Swisher County
U. S
Frank Strout
Will
Schilling Lemon
Lemon Pie
Riggs
Ae Oy
Gebhardt
Cniries
Gebhard
Coebhards
Gebhardt Chili Powder Company
San Antonio
Cyebl Randts
Gebhardt’s
Nest
Rede Gebharde
Gebharde
Petar Mownas
Tam, Mellen
Werakle
SONS
Confederacy Organization
Carl Hinton
Chamber
Canyon College
Hattie May Kegans
W. H. Nabours
J. IL
Standard Savings & Loan Ass'n
Hy Davis
Floyd
Maryland
KGNC
Sky Pilot
Gram
Betsy
Larry
Lillian
Colonial Club Orchestra
Phil Marley
Blatz
George Wood
Dick Reynolds
American Legion
Victor Herbert
Red & White Serenaders
Double Dip Service Girls
Bell Musical Tailors
Twilight Serenade
Pan-American Meladies
Blatz Baseball
Legion Hall
Marvin Paul
Rangers
Husing
London
Percy
Harrison
Lamb
New York
Abe
Okra
Calif
Burbanks
White King
Baby Foods
Clapp’s
India
Crosse Blackwell
Jar
Swift
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