Solons Plan Adjournment On Wednesday
Washington June 29 leaders in Congress push to end the long session by Wednesday. The Senate will take up a substitute veterans relief bill vetoed by Hoover and hopes for early enactment. House aims to modify the Hoover law enforcement commission funding and expand inquiry beyond prohibition.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
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House
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Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Commission
Mr. Hoover
Wagner
New York
Alabama
Baptists Endorse Ordway Stand on R O 7 G Plans
The Tabernacle Baptist Church congregation unanimously passed a resolution endorsing Amarillo school board president G G Ordway on building an armory from school tax funds and opposing using any tax money for military training. The pastor explained the Ordway letter read in the Sunday News Globe before the vote. Variations in Colorado altitudes range from 3,400 to 14,402 feet above sea level.
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G. G. Ordway
Amarillo
Tabernacle Baptist Church
J. C. Lisemore
Ordway
Sunday News Globe
Dress Notice and Funeral Follows Crime Coverage
Misses dress sizes 16 to 20 described with fabric yardage and widths appears amid continued coverage of a crime and funeral. The article notes UP-TO-DATE SPRING AND WINTER FASHIONS and details funeral proceedings, pallbearers, relatives, and a large floral display as authorities pursue leads in a citywide investigation.
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Berd
News-Globe
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
Wheat as cash crop and feeding value debated by farmers
Many farmers, continuing from a previous page, argue that wheat is the year's cash crop. Mr. Barlow notes wheat yields lower feed value than corn, milo, maize, or kafir, and that horses rarely eat it while cows avoid it as a steady diet unless mixed with other feeds.
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Barlow
Bays Preaches On Pharisee And Publican At Service
Dr J A Bays pastor of the Polk Street Methodist Church spoke on the parable of the Pharisee and the Publican at yesterday morning’s service. He said Jesus attacked accepted virtue through the tale and highlighted the contrast between a respected Pharisee and a publican. Dr H O Smith of the First Christian Church spoke on The Great Commission stressing salvation through Jesus and faith. Dr R Thomson of Central Presbyterian discussed women’s role in Gandhi’s movement as part of the Gandhi India evening talks series.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Christ
Jesus
Dr. Bays
Bays
J. H. O. Smith
First Christian Church
Dr. Smith
R. Thomson
Central Presbyterian Church
Gandhi
India
Dr. Thomsen
New Library Books for Spring Reading at Local Library
The library stacks welcome a range of new titles from travel sketches to biographies. Horace Rand’s WALK TO HO RACE S SABINE FARM invites imagination with a 1913 visit near Rome, while EMNENT ASIANS profiles six pivotal leaders including Sun Yat Sen and Gandhi. Various biographical works by Maurois, Gruber, Clarke, and Slowe fill shelves along with studies in mineralogy, aviation history, and Greek and Roman literature.
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E. K. Rand
Sabine Farm
Rome
Upton
Close
New East
Sun- Yat-Sen
Yamagata
Ito
Japan
Yustapha Kemal
Turkey
Josef Stalin
Russia
Mahatma Gandhi
India
Asia
Orient
Ambitious Amarillo Murder Probe Yields Little New
Sheriff and police chiefs pledge intense nationwide effort to solve the unusual Amarillo homicide case of Mr and Mrs Payne. Investigators say evidence is circumstantial and no motive or suspect has emerged as district attorney Thomerson notes scant clues and ongoing door to door scrutiny. Relatives report a broken garage window and a rubber-soled footprint found at the scene while expressing disbelief at any foe of Mrs Payne.
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Thompson
W. R. McDowell
Law Enforcement
Amarillo
Thomerson
E. W. Thomerson
London Treaty Described as Unfair and Unjust
In a Senate foreign relations committee minority report Republicans Johnson Moses and Robinson condemn the London naval treaty as unfair to the United States. The trio argue the pact fails to achieve parity with Britain and to reduce taxpayer costs. Moses notes haste and seeks deferral until November while President Hoover pushes for quick action.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
California
Moses
New Hampshire
Robinson
Indiana
Senate
Hoover
Harlingen Carpenter Killed In Auto Wreck Near Laredo
By The Associated Press. Laredo June 29 A light touring car overturned near here early today. C. W. Scott a Harlingen carpenter was killed. Juan Vallejo the driver was not seriously injured and freed himself after being pinned beneath the car. They were returning home from Engle Pass.
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Associated Press
Laredo
Here
C. W. Scott
Harlingen
Juan Vallejo
Engle Pass
Beaumont Mob Seeks Negro Officer Targeting Williams
The remnant of a crowd once about 200 men, angered by Rainey Williams a Black man accused of assaulting a white woman, retreated from the county jail to the water front after hours of threats. Sheriff Covington kept guards armed and fire and police ready as machine guns watched the scene. By 3:30 am only about 40 men remained on a dock and issued statements calling white men to join them while muttering threats and suggesting hanging as punishment.
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Beaumont
Rainey Williams
Williams
W. W. Covington
Covington
Old Rock
Hunters Pass Fliers Set New Pace At Dawn Tally
Crowds waited through the night as dawn broke over the field. The twins kept flying, counting new fortune by the hour. A huge crowd roared with the tied record and growing suspense as earnings potential surpassed earlier estimates toward about 200000 dollars in prize money.
Mother Hunter Voices Pride and Fear at Endurance Flight
A gray haired Chicago mother, known as Mother Hunter, watched her sons Kenneth and John pilot the City of Chicago as it beat the world endurance record for continuous flying. She recalled fear then pride, spoke courage to her boys over the radio, and received applause from the crowd at Sky Harbor airport.
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Associated Press
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Sky Harbor
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John
Albert
Walter
Big Ben
Irene
St. Louis
Dale Jackson
Forrest O’brien
Social Lion at Fair Theater starring Jack Oakie
The Social Lion arrives by air for a late showing at the Fair theater. Jack Oakie leads in this adaptation of Octavus Roy Cohen's Marco Himself, a comedy about a garage mechanic who joins a polo club and climbs into society. Skeets Gallagher, Mary Brian, and Olive Borden co star. the film features rib tickling dialog and a happy finale.
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Marco
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Mary Brian
Olive Borden
Jack
West Texas teacher college athlete dies in Canyon
Cramp continues from page one recounts the death of a Canyon youth. Survivors include his mother and father, one brother Bailey, and four sisters Oriana Irene Esther Lou and Mary. The deceased recently graduated from West Texas Teachers College and was active in athletics, playing right end on the football team and guard on the college basketball squad.
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Oriana
Irene
Esther Lou
Mary
Canyon
West Texas Teachers College
Motorcycle events draw 2000 at Tri-State Fairgrounds
About 2000 spectators watched a motorcycle trick show at Tri-State fairgrounds as M A Reagan suffered a broken leg when his bike overturned. Reagan was rushed to St Anthony's hospital and was recovering. Johnnie Branson, managing the events, said performances on the Waves track showcased riders who may set new July 4 records during a big celebration.
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M. A. Reagan
Fair Grounds
St. Anthony's Hospital
Johnnie Branson
Venice
Cal
Fair Association
Branson
Jack Hall
Birthday Flight Record Setters At Airfield Rally
A family arrives to support aviators as Kenneth Hunter turns twenty two on June 18 while pilots aim for a 500 hour summit. Irene Hunter feeds the crew, planning meals through July 4 as the field hosts crowds and officials. The scene centers on Mrs. Albert Hunter and relatives from Staunton NL watching the aerial effort.
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Hunter
Albert Hunter
Inlaw
A. H. Hunter
William
Staunton
Irene
Film rushes to Fair Theater by plane Sunday
Airplanes become a regular link between Dallas and the Fair Theater. An exhibitor missent Jack Oakie's Social Lion to Dallas instead of Amarillo. Paramount manager ordered a new print sent by plane. Roy Taylor flew from noon to 4:45 PM, landed at Claude for fuel, and delivered the reels for the third show. Safety in Numbers was alternated at the Mission during the delay. An extra showing of Social Lion was added for latecomers.
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Fair Theater
Jack Oakie
Amarillo
T. Wilson Erwin
Paramount Publix Theaters
Roy Taylor
Claude
Noted pastor of M E Church dies in Tulsa
Dr. John A. Rice a prominent Methodist church leader and educator died in Tulsa Oklahoma at his home after years of ill health. He organized the Alabama Women’s College at Montgomery led Columbia College in South Carolina and held pastorates in New Orleans Fort Worth St Louis and Tulsa. He helped finance Tulsa’s Boston Avenue church, directed cathedral details, taught at the University of Tulsa, and contributed to Methodist educational reforms in Texas and at Southern Methodist University.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
John A. Rice
Congregational Church of
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Rice
Oklahoma Methodist
Congregational Church
University of Tulsa
Texas
Small for Governor gains steam in Stephenville rally
A Stephenville meeting featured Senator Carl Hardin voicing his support for Senator Small and signaling growing strength. telegrams at the event indicated rising momentum and more Small for Governor clubs forming across Texas as Small claims the field has slimmed to seven candidates, most of whom he labels as professional politicians.
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Carl Hardin
State Senate
Small
Funeral for Owens Infant Held Sunday
Funeral services were held at 2 oclock yesterday afternoon for Bobby Ray Owens twin brother of a daughter born Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs Sam J Owens 806 Arthur street The father is one of the owners of Owens Brothers garage Interment was in Memorial park cemetery
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Rev. Bays
Mrs. Payne
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H. W. Clutter
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W. J. Fletcher
Charles Young
C. J. Jones
Clyde Bray
R. A. Young
E. 0. Northcutt
W. C. Perry
Julius Dozenfield
H. S. Bishop
W. T. Brothers
EF. C. Nelson
Darrell Jackson
Homer A. Callaway
J. W. Canterbury
John Cobb
W. F. Manning
E. P. Works
D. A. Shirley
Francis Shaw
F. E. Savage
Grady Oldham
R. H. Wright
Q. W. Gano
Frank R. Phillips
J. M. Kernan
Martin A. Hart
E. H. Foster
Howard Elliott
S. H. Jones
E. P. Crow
B. B. Cluck
John Fullingim
J. O. Cade
W. W. Gibson
Charles Keffer
Grady Hazelwood
Edward W. Thomerson
J. B. McCarter
John L. McCarty
C. R. Flesher
H. F. Smith
P. F. Sapp
Payne
L. C. Johnson
Lovington
N. M
Lawton Johnson
Dwight Johnson
Austin
R. C. Mellon
Lamesa
Hilda Johnson
Los Angeles
Memorial Park
Bays
Pboxwell Brothers
W. N. Thompson
Owens
Bobby Ray Owens
Sam J. Owens
Arthur Street
Owens Brothers Garage
Memorial Park Cemetery
Fire displays on Fourth at Jack Hall’s ranch in Panhandle
The Tri-State Fair association plans a spectacular Fourth of July celebration at Jack Hall’s ranch near Amarillo. Nearly 50 fireworks displays will be superintended by Tex Thornton of the U S Torpedo Co and W E Bosche. The hour long program starts at nine, with swimming contests, dancing, stunt flying by Harold English, and political speeches.
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Panhandle
Jack Hall
W. F. Lampe
Tri-State Fair Association
The
Fair Association
Lampe
Tex Thornton
U. S. Torpedo Company
W. E. Bosche
Amarillo
W. C. Hawk
Harold English
Air Oh Bat
Trading Fairly Active On Week For N. C. Cotton
New Orleans reported cotton trading was fairly active over the past week despite the first notice days for July contracts. July futures declined as liquidation ahead of notice day influenced prices, with near-month slipping to a discount against October before late-week recovery on heat and wind conditions across the belt.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
New York
Farm Loan Board
Weekly Cotton Table Shows Futures for New Orleans Market
The table lists weekly high low and close prices for New Orleans cotton futures compared with a year ago. Values cover October December January and March contracts with highs around 18.30 to 18.80 cents and lows near 12.50 to 13.40 cents.
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L. Yr
New Orleans
Palcya
Public Library Planned in Jeddah with Bahrein Benefactor
A public library will open in Jeddah, funded by a Bahrein pearl merchant who recently visited Mohammed's tomb. The library will house works on science and art.
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Jedda
Arabia
Mecca
Islam
Bahrein
Mohammed
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