Plains to Harvest Heavy Cherry Crop
Dalhart reports plans indicate one of the heaviest cherry crops in years as owners say trees are thickly laden.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
5
Navy orders officers to refrain from discussing foreign affairs
Secretary Swanson announced navy officers must not write or speak on controversial international issues. He reprimanded Rear Admiral Yates Stering Jr for articles on Russian policy, and said the navy may seek funds to replace obsolete battleships after the Washington treaty ends in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Swanson
Yates Stering, Jr
Third Naval District
Brooklyn Navy Yard
State Department
Germany
Navy Department
Congress
Paris
France
Marcantonio
Republican
New York
Stirling
Plan laid for uniform fight on cattle scabies in southwest
State and federal veterinarians from five southwest states met to craft a uniform program to combat cattle scabies. The conference, held yesterday, aims to protect cattle in Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and neighboring areas while twenty inspectors participate. Attendees include Dr H L Darby Dr J G Porter Dr F L Schneider Dr L J Allen Dr C C Hisel and Dr T O Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest States
Colorado
Kansas
Bureau of Animal Industry
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
H. L. Darby
J. G. Porter
Amarillo
F. L. Schneider
Albuquerque
L. J. Allen
C. C. Hisel
Child Drowns in Talpa Farm Tank
Charles Edward Kilgore age nine drowned Thursday evening in a tank near his Talpa area farm home two miles southeast of Talpa Coleman County. He swam after removing his shoes and shirt, sank in eight feet of water. His sister Evelyn 11 ran for their father as an uncle called for help and aid arrived from Talpa and nearby farms. The body was recovered after several minutes of dragging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Charles Edward Kilgore
Talsa
Coleman County
Evelyn
Talpa
Grammar and pronunciation quiz solutions
The sentence should not use next Monday to refer to a future date. The correct pronunciation of barbarian stresses second syllable a as in day. The misspelled word is mischievous. Eventual means belonging to or determined by the outcome. A word starting with tra meaning to rise above is transcend.
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D. €. Williams
Nine Committees Approved By Amarillo Chamber
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce directors approved nine committees to serve the remainder of the fiscal year ending April 15, 1936. The group will meet at lunch only twice a month in July and August, on the second and fourth Wednesdays. President J. Roy Cullum praised the balanced selections with a note that an agricultural group will be added later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Cullum
Grover Hill
T. E. Johnson
Toney Chisum
W. G. Riddle
Chansler Weymouth
Paul Edquist
Arthur H. Ware
Frank Butler
John Boyce
George Richardson
N. O. Glenn
Jim Farley
Ed Hardin
Gene Howe
Bob Epperson
R. Pinkney
Jay Taylor
Erwin Ochsner
Thornton Oxnard
John Fain
Norris Ewing
T. W. Gilstrap
G. W. Luke
John Armstrong
R. R. Nation
Herbert Budke
Clyde Holtzclaw
Bill Beechler
George Broome
Ed Mayer
Otho Thompson
Howard Johnson
Bob Still
John Cowan
Bond Burgess
Sturge Darling
John Maynard
R. G. Ware
Walter Barlow
Harvey Allen
James Bush
C. P. Hutchings
Lowell Munday
Floyd Studer
Guy Carlander
Tom Cotten
Charles Green
Etiquette Qs and As on Dining and Attire
Modern etiquette guidance from Roberta Lee addresses place settings noting knives and forks used from outside inward toward the plate. It also advises guests to mention arrival times to avoid misunderstanding and states hats are not worn at a summer home wedding.
Thedford's Black-Draught Aims to Boost Vitality
A vintage testimonial touts Thedford's Black-Draught as a vegetable laxative that clears the system and renews energy. Benton Louisiana resident J. M. Casper describes morning sluggishness and credits the tonic with a refreshed, lively feeling and brighter eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
J. M. Casper
Benton
France plans larger fleet amid Anglo German pact fallout
Paris reports say France debates enlarging its navy to about 600000 tons in response to the Anglo German naval agreement. The naval committee foresees a race and many members consider the Washington treaty dead. Laval and Pietri to discuss enlargement with MPs. A Subotica fakir was reportedly dug out alive after a two hour burial.
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Paris
France
Chamber of Deputies
Great Britain
Pierre Laval
Chamber
Laval
Francois Pietri
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Subotica
Yugoslavia
Legion Posts Send Credentials for West Texas Division Session
Credentials from nearly all American Legion posts in West Texas have arrived in Amarillo for the convention June 28 29 to select a division commander. Floyd Sloane is the division adjutant and a Roseland division dance is set for the following Saturday at 9 30 after registration. Dewey Richberg of Pecos is the present division commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Floyd Sloane
Ning
T. M. Montgomery
Dewey Richberg
Pecos
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Chamber OF Commerce
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Strongheart
Adc
Col. A. C. Roebuck
Pennsylvania
Tha Poman
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Children’s Black Oxfords
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