Japan Promotes Radio TOKYO Inauguration Committee Formed
Japanese authorities have approved a 49 member inauguration committee for the proposed Radio Corporation of Japan to establish permanent radio communication with the United States on a broad scale. The panel includes finance and communications reps and, on the people's side, Viscount Shibusawa Baron Togo and 20 other promoters.
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Red Rain Mystery Selected for Sunday News Run
The Daily News picks The Red Rain Mystery by Headon Hall as a premier mystery, beginning Sunday. A thriller set in an English countryside, it follows blood red rain in rain gauges and a leading citizen’s murder as detectives close in.
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Samuel Honeybun
Felix Franklin Celebrates 70th Birthday First Crosby County Sheriff
Felix Sanford Franklin, born June 22 1855 in Kaufman county, celebrated his 70th birthday with friends and relatives. He led a life as a freighter, then Crosby county’s first sheriff, later tax assessor, and a longtime livestock commission man in the Panhandle. He and his wife Fannie Lee Bean married in 1887, with two daughters and a son-in-law active in the family business. A Harding Ranch gathering and a playful swim capped the celebration.
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Felix Franklin
Kaufman County
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Crosby County
Fort Griffin
Texas
H M. Tidwell
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Yellowhouse Canyon
Hensley and Wilson
Tidwell
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Panhandle
Franklin
New Dumas Cut-Off Opens Cutting Amarillo Distance
The Dumas cut-off, over eleven miles long, completed at about $20,000 by Moore County, shortens Amarillo to Dumas distance by seven and a half miles. It aligns with state highway standards and links to a future Amarillo Stratford route. Coupled with Crawford cut-off and Sherman county plans, total trims reach about nineteen miles. County leadership praises road program.
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Moore
Potter
Thousands admire model home as Amarillo hosts open doors
Amarillo’s Daily News model home in Wolflin Place welcomes visitors over two days with steady crowds and renewed interest each night. Dallas visitor says Dallas models are not as good and a radio program runs 8:30 to 10. Officials estimate about 2,000 attendees across Sunday and Monday with visitors from Panhandle towns.
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Lions Club Delegates Gardner Davies to World Meeting
H. A. Gardner and IL H. Davies depart Saturday for Cedar Point Ohio to attend the International Convention of Lions Clubs. This marks Gardner's sixth world convention and his perfect attendance record at Amarillo club meetings. Davies travels with his wife visiting New York and eastern cities before returning to Amarillo. Mrs Caulfield praised for sympathy and community support.
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Amarillo
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Friends honor Mrs. Caulfield at St Joe funeral
A large crowd of relatives and mourners attended the funeral of Mrs. Robert Caulfield in St. Joe Texas on Friday. The 63 year old mother of Walter Caulfield of Amarillo died Wednesday night in Gainesville. All nine children were present.
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Walter Caulfield
Amarillo
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