Tonnage rises on Panhandle railroads for wheat movement
Freight agents report a marked rise in Panhandle rail tonnage over the past ten days with more trains and crews to be added as the wheat movement begins. National car loadings rose 54,373 from the prior week, and Oklahoma M E and T freight up about 25 percent from last month. Railroad officials anticipate continued growth with five or more Santa Fe crews and new Rock Island work trains.
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Panhandle
American Railway Association
M. E. and
Oklahoma
Jack Little
Muskogee
Okla
Tom Gallaher
The
Santa Fe
Fort Worth
Denver
J. W. Mode
Al Smith Heads to Chicago Amid Cheers at Platform
In New York on June 21 Alfred E. Smith former New York governor and presidential hopeful departed for the Democratic National Convention. A cheering crowd along the observation platform of the Twentieth Century Limited shouted supportive lines including Bring back the bacon Al and Smith replied with humor about bringing it back dry or wet.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Twentieth Century Limited
Smith
Hearne Opens Revival at Calvary Baptist Church
Dr J O Hearne of Dallas missionary leader conducts a two week revival at Calvary Baptist Church Pleasant Valley one half mile east of the Pleasant Valley Grocery with the Baptist Missionary Association.
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Hearne
Calvary Baptist Church
J. O. Hearne
Dallas
The
Baptist Missionary Association
Pleasant Valley
Eucharistic Congress Opens in Dublin Cathedral
The List International Eucharistic Congress to be opened in Dublin tomorrow with a ceremony in the pro-cathedral attended by about 500000 pilgrims from 25 nations. A dozen Cardinals will occupy red thrones as Archbishop Byrne inaugurates the event, with clerics in rich vestments filling the cathedral. The city has seen vivid displays of church robes and religious orders from distant places.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Byrne
Husband shoots self after wife dies in Baytown
Warren Smith, 26, refinery worker, killed himself at a friend's home in Baytown after his wife Mrs. Smith, 25, died from poison she had swallowed earlier. Smith, who had remained at her bedside, fled the room when told she had died.
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Baytown
Warren Smith
River Road Club Sponsors Evening Program and Ice Cream
River Road Home Demonstration Club hosts an 8:30 PM program at River Road School featuring an industrial motion picture, candidate speeches, and ice cream and cake. A small admission charge funds a delegate to College Station. Miss Mattea McClurkin and students participate.
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Home Demonstration Club
River Road
College Station
River Road School
Mattea McClurkin
Demonstrate Pickling At Rural Club Meeting
Demonstrations of cucumber pickling will be presented Monday at the Liberty Club House in Carson County. Miss Zetha McInnis from Texas A and M will supervise the session with all-day instruction. Potter County farm clubs send two representatives each.
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Liberty Club
Carson County
Zetha McInnis
Texas A. & M
Potter County
Miss Hamner Returns to Office After Road Closure
Miss Laura V. Hamner resumed her duties yesterday after poor roads left her in Sanford since Sunday. The county superintendent will be out of her office Saturday but someone will be on duty to assist teachers seeking to make transfers.
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Hamner
Laura V. Hamner
Sanford
Byrd urges clarity on prohibition in presidential bid
Former Virginia governor Harry F. Byrd arrived in Chicago to take leadership of his Democratic presidential campaign and issued a statement urging the party to speak clearly and frankly on prohibition.
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Byrd
Chicago
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Mrs Calles Leaves for Boston for Brain Tumor Operation
Lenora Calles wife of General Plutarco Elias Calles departed by special train to Boston for an immediate brain tumor removal procedure. Renowned specialist Dr. Harvey Cushing will conduct the operation.
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Calles
Boston
New York
Lenora Calles
Plutarco Elias Calles
Harvey Cushing
Explosion Kills Two in Montgomery Restaurant
An explosion at a Montgomery restaurant on June 21 killed 45 year old Mike Ginakis and 12 year old James Economous and left another person missing. Police investigated the blast and its cause is unclear.
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Montgomery
W. Va
Mike Ginakis
James Economous
Alma Alexander Dies at Canyon Home
Mrs. Alma Alexander 31 wife of James Alexander died at the family home in Canyon at 1 PM Tuesday. Griggs Thompson Funeral Home will send the body to McKinley for funeral and burial services. She was a West Texas State Teachers College graduate attending college this summer for postgraduate work, and a Church of Christ member. Survived by husband and son James Ashley Alexander.
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Alma Alexander
James Alexander
Canyon
Griggs-Thompson Funeral Home
McKinley
Alexander
West Texas State Teachers College
Church of Christ
James Ashley Alexander
Pre-School Health Exams Planned at Mc Kinley School
Children of pre-school age will be examined this morning at Mc Kinley School. The announcement came from Dr. Benjamin M. Primer after a Tyler School conference yesterday. The week’s final conference is set for tomorrow at Wolflin School.
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McKinley School
Benjamin M. Primer
Tyler School
Wolflin School
Railroad Commission approves end of passenger car service Waco to Stephenville
The Texas Railroad Commission authorized St. Louis Southwestern to discontinue passenger motor car trains Nos. 109 and 110 between Waco and Stephenville, effective no earlier than next Sunday. In Comfort, F. E. Fellows was killed in a crash near Comfort, with Mrs. Fellows and three children injured. Marjorie Midgett of Tyler and James Midgett of Waco had minor injuries.
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Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
St. Louis, Southwestern Railway Company
Waco
Stephenville
Comfort
F. E. Fellows
Pittsfield
Calif
Two McAllen men jailed on assault charges
In Edinburg on June 21, J D McCamey aged 19 and J W McAllister aged 25 both of McAllen were jailed on criminal assault charges after a 15 year old schoolgirl told her father she had been assaulted during an automobile ride.
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Edinburg
J. D. McCamey
J. W. McAllister
McAllen
Hunter Targets Utilities in Texas Gubernatorial Campaign
In Waxahachie Tom F Hunter, Wichita Falls Democrat candidate for governor, denounced combines in government for profit. He urged subjugation of public utilities and cited more than seventy million dollars in excess profits drawn from Texas annually. He called for gas electric and telephone rate reductions to a fair profit level.
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Waxahachie
Tom F. Hunter
Wichita Falls
Hunter
Texas
House Refuses 600000 for Grasshopper Control
Washington June 21 the House rejected 600000 to aid eight northwestern states in grasshopper control. The vote 102 to 72 against Simmons Nebs amendment to the Agriculture appropriation bill. Senate had allotted 1450000 for this pest effort. Simmons read Hyde letter urging the grant.
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Washington
House
Representative Simmons
Neb
Senate
Simmons
Hyde
Alexander Cleared on Building Code Charge
J. D. Alexander of Sixth Avenue and Polk Street was arrested yesterday on a building code violation affidavit by city manager W. N. Durham. He was found not guilty in City Judge Elmer Green's court and released.
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J. D. Alexander
Sixth Avenue
Polk Street
W. N. Durham
Elmer Green
Milligan Rites Delayed Sister Arrives Thursday
The body of Lena Leota Milligan 53 wife of H L Milligan will be held at Griggs Funeral Chapel Thursday. A sister Mrs Emma Reitzel of Terryhaute Ind is expected to arrive Thursday. Milligan died at the family home 4203 East Fourteenth Avenue early Tuesday. She is survived by four daughters Mrs John C Easterday Mrs C B Watkins of Amarillo and Mrs R D Bates and Mrs George Hallman of Detroit Michigan along with her husband.
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Lena Leota Milligan
H. L. Milligan
Griggs
Emma Reitzel
Terryhaute
Ind
Amarillo
R. D. Bates
George Hallman
Detroit, Mich
Albuquerque Man Named Rotary Head
Clinton P. Anderson of Albuquerque New Mexico was chosen to lead Rotary International for the next year. Elected by acclamation he succeeds Sydney W. Paschall of London. Anderson, born 37 years ago in Centerville South Dakota, described himself as a representative of the "small town" Rotary clubs.
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Seattle
Clinton P. Anderson
Albuquerque
N. M
Rotary Clubs
Rotary International
Centerville
S. D
Sydney W. Paschall
London
Marvin Paul Reveals Lions Gossip at Noon Meeting
Marvin Paul spoke for about 30 minutes to Lions members, detailing private remarks about J. Ray who admitted visiting a bank to fill a fountain pen with ink. Miss Dorothy East and Lou Stonger performed and earned encores. The club elected Dr. H.S. Vineyard to attend the national convention in Los Angeles next month.
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Lions
Marvin Paul
J. Ray
J. N. Beasley
Dorothy East
Lou Stogner
Amarillo Grain Interests Seek Reconsideration Hearing
J. Cole head of the Chamber of Commerce traffic department filed a petition with the Interstate Commerce Commission on behalf of local grain and milling interests. The case concerns grain shipments from Texas Panhandle points to Arizona and California with a Fort Worth hearing sought to reduce costs and time for local dealers.
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Amarillo
Los Angeles
U. S. Supreme Court
J. Cole
Chamber of Commerce Traffic Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cole
Texas Panhandle
Arizona
California
Fort Worth
Whaley Appointed Sheriff at Borger
Whaley, formerly special officer for Phillips Petroleum, is named Hutchinson County sheriff to replace the late Sheriff Jim Crane. The appointment follows Crane's death on Saturday in Borger.
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Whaley
Borger
Legion Delegates Named for Sweetwater Sessions
Delegates to represent the American Legion Auxiliary Unit of Hanson Post at the fifth division convention in Sweetwater June 25 and 26 were named at a meeting. Mrs. Will M. Benton will preside. Delegates named are Mrs. Charles Lowe, Mrs. R. R. Nation, Mrs. George Broome, and Mrs. Floyd Sloan. More are expected to attend. The 8 and 40 will host a Legion and Auxiliary social next Tuesday night.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Hanson
Sweetwater
American Legion
Will M. Benton
Charles Lowe
R.R. Nation
George Broome
Floyd Sloan
Sergion
Julia Dawn Arrives for Paramount Theater Engagement
Julia Dawn, renowned organist and vocalist, arrives in Amarillo today for a limited engagement at the Paramount Theater, following a prior show in New Orleans. Manager Milton Overman says her appearance will test the Paramount organ’s popularity.
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Julia Dawn
Nightingale
Paramount Theater
Amarillo
Miss Dawn
Saenger Theater
New Orleans
Paramount Organ
Milton Overman
Paramount
Hitler Newspaper Warns on Fascists in Reich
In Munich on June 21 the Voelkischer Beobachter warned Baron Wilhelm Von Gayl interior minister that developments may mercilessly run their course unless storm troopers are allowed to wear uniforms across the Reich. The caption The last warning to the Reich minister of the Interior accuses Von Gayl of tolerating Marxist mobilization and signals a coming political storm.
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Munich
Bavaria
Adolf Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
Wilhelm von Gayl
Reich
von Gayl
Pork production record set by R. O. Lancaster in Vanceboro
R O Lancaster of Vanceboro North Carolina produced 23 372 pounds of pork over a 129 day feeding period at an average cost of 2 8 cents per pound.
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R. O. Lancaster
Vanceboro
N. C
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NEW Rotary Head
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Schilling
Wotel
Colorado
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Colorado Mountains
Glenwood Springs
K. A. Lucas
Riverside
Paiis
Frasero Tesa
Ward
Montgomery Ward &Co
Polk ST
Colorado Springs
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