CANDIDATES TO BETA CHANCE AT WOLY AFFAIR
Candidates for county, district or state offices will introduce themselves at the Fourth of July celebration at Jack Hall's ranch from 7 to 8 PM. Wilbur C. Hawk, Tri-State Fair president, sponsors the day with stunt flying by Harold English starting at 5 PM. Fireworks display will close the evening with 100 plus numbers.
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Jack Hall
Wilbur C. Hawk
Harold English
Panhandle
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Hawk
Texaco Stars Beat White Deer In Tight 6 8 Victory
Texaco Stars of Amarillo impressed by hustle and sound pitching as they defeated White Deer 6 to 8. McDonald homered with two aboard in the third to spark the visitors, while Freeman worked efficiently on the mound, retiring three straight in the second frame.
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White Deer
Texaco Stars
Amarillo
McDonald
Texaco
Austin
Freeman
Hudson
Buchanan
Texas Stars
Mars
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Bradford
Kile
Dohes
Sfudson
Ib Hu
Pricee
Britt
Kelly xx Vieta
Atin
Lee-Edo Vole
Moss
Coburn
Aresee
A Davis
Lassiter
Pett
Mowrey
I Maulden
Kitchens
Rf van Hirst
Witree Beenoee
Price
Maulden
Stars
Two seeded players fall at net tourney in Morion Cricket Club
Two seeded entrants exit on opening day of the National Intercollegiate Tennis singles championship at Merion Cricket Club Haverford Pa Bruce Barnes Texas seeded No 2 loses to David Jones Columbia 4 6 8 6 6 2 Malcolm Hill Harvard seeded No 6 falls to Elbert Lewis UCLA 7 8 6 1 Also note local chatter about Al Simmons Philadelphia Athletics slugger getting favorable scoring calls
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Haverford
Merion Cricket Club
Bruce Barnes
University of Texas
David Jones
Columbia University
Malcolm T. Hill
Harvard
Elbert Lewis
University of California At
Los Angeles
Farley Vows Rematch After Narrow Welterweight Loss
Cal Farley says the old man is not through yet and declares he will chase another title shot after losing to Jack Reynolds last Friday in Amarillo. He believes Reynolds faced top challengers and is confident he can win next time, aiming to beat every top welter in the country to earn another chance. Farley thanks the Panhandle fans for their support despite the defeat.
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Cal Farley
Jack Reynolds
Farley
Reynolds
Ans
Panhandle
Amarillo
Armadillo Race Ends With Loss Forest Champ
At Junction Texas on June 23 Armadillo race boss called Thirteen defeated Gallant Fox in a special race securing the crown of armadillo racing champion of the universe. Gallant Fox won the first armadillo handicap but Thirteen won the second race by a basket. Armadillos are armored near sighted and harmless and are noted for baskets made from their shells.
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Associated Press
Junction
Texas
Gallant Fox
Junction Jubilee
South America
Diamond Dope AMERICAN LEAGUE Results Yesterday and Standings
Yesterday scores: Cleveland 5 Washington 9, Chicago 1 Philadelphia 2, St. Louis 0 New York 15, Detroit 0 Boston 4. Standings show Philadelphia 40-22, Washington 36-24, New York 34-23, Cleveland 23-20, St Louis 23-21, Detroit 4-24, Boston 20-36, etc. Several daily matchups listed including Philadelphia vs Chicago and Boston vs St Louis. Also minor league and Southern Association and Western League results included.
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Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Boston
C¢See
Strebouis 'Oc
Rere Sa
Wee Ae Oa
Gach Ouse Peena
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Brook Steee
Bies Aoe Ood
Serees
All Kiwanis Night Planned for June 30 at Jack Hall’s Ranch
Amarillo Kiwanis members finalized plans at the weekly lunch for a June 30 event at Jack Hall’s ranch featuring a chicken barbecue, softball contest at 6:30, swimming and dancing. Committee heads Mason King and J E Clements, with Roy Cullum and Miss Mulkey assisting, announced activities and Girl Scout related events including July 17 Kiwanis day at the camp.
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Amarillo
John Snyder
Joiner Cole
J. E. Clements
Mason King
Bill Cooper
Clements
Roy Cullum
Miss Mulkey
Central Presbyterian Church
Fred Young
T. H. Hudspeth
Fi Pato
Capt
Harry Foster
Arch Hinsley
Duke Paddock
Kansas City
A. R. Epperson
Scott City
Kansas
Henry Whitney
Mrs. Davidson
Beverly
Moody board to decide tax rate soon
Gov Dan Moody and the automatic tax board will determine if the state property tax rate of 68 cents per $100 can be cut or must be raised for next year. Officials have not completed revenue and disbursement tabulations. a possible reduction in the educational tax may occur due to rural aid. The present 68 cent rate comprises 31 cents for education 80 cents for departments and institutions and 7 cents for Confederate pensions.
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Austin
Dan Moody
Automatic Tax Board
George H. Sheppard
Mitchem Wins Golf Title at Shamrock
Frank Mitchem of the Three-Leaf Golf Club captured Shamrock’s city golf championship by defeating Billie Holmes on the nineteenth hole at the Three-Leaf course. The all-city tournament, ongoing for several weeks, crowned S. Delery in the second flight Lyle Holmes in the third and Dr J G Hamer in the fourth with valuable prizes for each flight.
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Shamrock
Frank Mitchem
Three-Leaf Golf Club
Billie Holmes
S. Delery
Lyle Holmes
J. G. Hamer
Naval Academy teams post standout season with 125 wins
Annapolis reports Naval Academy athletic teams finished a strong year with 125 victories, 26 losses, and 3 ties. The Tars led in most contests across sports and went undefeated in boxing, wrestling, cross country, water polo, gymnastics, and rifle indoors and outdoors.
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Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
Tars
PARDONED ONCE MAN GETS TWO MORE YEARS
R L Kuykendall, 28, of Dallas, pleaded guilty in criminal district court to burglary of the A Fred Jewelry Store and theft of 300 in cash and 3000 in jewels. The robbery occurred June 7 when he bored through the store ceiling and was caught escaping. all loot was recovered. Kuykendall had prior sentences in Eastland county for knocking and was pardoned by Gov Miriam A Ferguson after three months served.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Dallas
Criminal District Court
A. Fred
Kuykendall
Eastland County
Miriam A. Ferguson
Wheeler Tax Wealth Up 100 Percent
Wheeler county's taxable wealth rose 100 percent in the past year according to tax assessor Sam A. Lollar. Assessments may exceed 10 million, up from five million, helped by natural gas development and rail and pipeline construction. Gas wells rose to 236 from 96, with 86 more miles of pipeline total, and Santa Fe branch line added 29,800 to tax valuations. Common school valuations jumped by 1,250,000. poll tax totals stood at 4,800.
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Shamrock
Wheeler County
Sam A. Lollar
Wheeler
Santa Fe
Pampa
Cheyene
Okla
Texas bus service routes under study by railroad commission
In Mineral Wells the state railroad commission heard testimony preparing to order a revision of bus and motor freight service in West Texas. The panel will study operating schedules and aim to coordinate feeder and trunk lines after operators reported a 25 percent drop in ridership. The report also notes the 39 year Columbia Yacht Club sailing race from Chicago to Michigan City.
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Austin
State Railroad Commission
Mineral Wells
West Texas
Columbia Yacht Club of Chicago
Chicago
Michigan City
Ind
876 New Airplane Engines Approved
Washington June 23 The War Department approved contracts for 876 new airplane engines costing 5386559 dollars. The engines will be installed in 402 new airplanes for which contracts were recently awarded involving 5963419 dollars.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Veterans parade and gala mark Hoover convention in Amarillo
The Texas Hoover gathering drew 600 delegates as a 2 mile parade, a Jack Hall ranch barbecue, and band concerts followed by a gala night. Col K O Thompson welcomed attendees at City Auditorium and urged support for veterans. Webner took charge as state commander closing day programs were planned.
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Texas
Jack Hall
Thieving suspect flees after pistol grabbed in Wichita
In Valley Center a burglar lifted a musical powder box awakening Miss Bertha Robinson. City Marshal Harve Ogden pursued the thief who was caught near Wichita. The suspect grabbed the marshal's gun, shot him in the leg, and escaped with the pistol. the bullet missed the bone.
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United Tress
Wichita
Kan
Bertha Robinson
Lester Greenbank
Valley Center
Valley Center Index
Harve Ogden
Ogden
Shariff
U. S. Diry
Delegates and Officials Gather at Amarillo Post Meeting
Secret session lasting until five o clock preceded a post meeting and parade at the Herring hotel. Officers listed include Walter C. Irvin commander Z 2 Smith senior vice commander Oscar Applequist junior vice commander and O W Dawkins adjutant. Delegates and state officers from multiple Texas towns registered, with many named including Edwin Thomorston J B Robertson Harvey Crudgington A Petersen H O Thompson and others among the extensive attendee list.
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Amarillo Post
Walter C. Irvin
Z 2. Smith
Oscar Applequist
O. W. Dawkins
Ralph K. Rousch
John F Mitchell
Jack Trigg
Edwin W. Thom Orson
J. B. Robertson
Harvey. Crudgington
A. Petersen
W. D. Burger
W. C. Nelson, Jr
W. L. Oltinger
Frank Neff
Walter Irvin
Zane Smith
Go Ray Smith
Fred Woodward
Debner
Eb, A. Bradley, Sr
J. , Lillibridge
Joseph W. Harrison
D. V. Evans
Arme
Joe V. Bellincourt
Hk, M. Stanley
Earl A. Brown
T. S. Milla
BE. A. Hill
Local lists of names appear in Pampa and nearby locales
A fragmented roster of individuals from Pampa Adobe Walls Tulsa Plainview Vernon and other towns. The long list includes Louis Cox Frank Thomas Carroll Pullen J H Pearsson W A Cordover A J Fogaley H B Armour Ben McGraw R M Hands ford Paul Taner Louis Kelly J R Vineyard J E Deen John M Burton Wilburt Peterson A di Michel and A B Casey F J Webber and others.
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Louis O. Cox
Frank Thomas
Carroll Pullen
J. H. Pearsson
W. A. Cordover
Pampa
A. J. Fogaley
H. B. Armour
Ben McGraw
R. M. Handsford
Paul ©. Taner
Louis 2B. Kelly
J. R. Vineyard
Adobe Walls
H. S. Bates
W. J. Guinn
John Hall
J. E. Deen
John M. Burton
Tulsa
Wilburt Peterson
Plainview
A.di Michel
A. B. Casey
Miami
F. J. Webber
Herbert Cleary
A. L. Honneycutt
Vernon
Veterans Gather at Amarillo Convention Highlights Veterans Foreign War Meet
More than fifty attendees at the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Amarillo recount service in the Spanish American and World Wars. Notable figures include Stanley Zinanerman a Dutch East Indies veteran and polyglot, Dr Claude Wolcott organizer of the local post and the Amarillo founder in 1926, plus a veteran with a red Army coat painted on his shirt. Army MPs maintained order under Sgt Gib Landis while Rev Joseph W Harris on served as department chaplain with overseas service and later ministry studies.
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Shrine
Dave Derden
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Reserve Officers’ Association
Harry A. Foster
Col
K. O. Thompson
Amarillo
Hirge
Thompson
United States
Veterana Foreign Ward
Stanley Zinanerman
Port Veterans Foreign Wars
Royal Dutch Army
Dutch East Indies
Claude Wolcott
Post
Wolcott
V. FW
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Panhandle Lumber chief urges station and local markets
John F. Hill, president of Panhandle Lumber Co of Amarillo, spoke at Hereford Chamber luncheon urging an experimental soil station for the Panhandle to tailor crops to land types. He backed feeding grain sorghum to cattle, improving local markets, and urged residents to welcome new settlers and retain machinery spending locally. He noted wheat price influence by millers and suggested farmers feed 70 percent of the crop on farms to stabilize prices. The event, at Fires Methodist church, followed by Seigler’s presidency and retirement note for coach Hugo Beyxdek.
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Hereford
John F. Hill
Panhandle Lumber Company
Amarillo
Hereford Chamber of Commerce
Deaf Smith County
Hill
Panhandle
Deaf Smith
Thil
Detroit
Lactiew
T. J. Seigler
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Gib Landis
M. P’a
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Amarillo, Texas
Amarillo Motorcycle Company
Johnnie Branson
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Venice, California
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Hereford C.C
Hugo Beyxdek
Penn State
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