Palo Duro State Park Fourth Of July Grand Opening
Palo Duro Canyon State Park opens its large facility for the Fourth with a rodeo on the canyon rim. Leonard Stroud’s congress of champions travels to the canyon with top cowboys. admission is 25 cents for children over nine and 50 cents for adults.
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Brooklyn men over Atlantic on second flight to Europe
The Brooklyn soda pop makers Benjamin and Joseph Adamowicz fly their red white and blue monoplane from Harbor Grace Newfoundland toward Warsaw Poland after a dawn takeoff. Holger Harriss commends the takeoff as the trio heads into clear weather with 610 gallons of gasoline for a hoped 30 hour transatlantic trip.
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Prison Break Second Sentence On Earth
A second sentence related to a prison breakout is noted in text as part of the report. The wording suggests a continuation or follow up on the escape incident and its aftermath. The context includes the phrase second given sentence and references to a prison break on Earth.
Texas des perado Palmer sentenced to death in guard murder
Joe Palmer aged 32 a Texas desperado was sentenced to death for the murder of a guard at Eastham State Prison Farm. He delivered a courtroom speech cursing the system calling Eastham the most damnable place on earth before being taken to Huntsville for execution. Raymond Hamilton was also sentenced to death on June 13.
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Auto and Truck Crash Claims Oil Man in Albany
Warren Klinger 40 a drilling contractor from Albany died instantly when his car collided head on with a cattle truck five miles west of Albany on the highway Thursday night. George Mile Miller a Breckenridge driller was severely injured. R E Harvey of Abilene truck driver escaped injury. Klinger leaves a wife and son Warren Jr. 16.
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Roosevelt Signs Cuban Arms Embargo Executive Order
President Roosevelt signed an executive order imposing an embargo on arms and munitions shipments to Cuba, effective immediately. The move narrows military supply access and signals heightened U.S. controls on Cuban trade.
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Bovina Man Kidnapped and Liberated Unharmed
John Wilson a 30 year old farmer near Bovina was kidnapped near Hereford at 11 15 yesterday by two gunmen who forced him to drive and blindfolded him for four hours before releasing him. He left his car at a location west of Hereford and was later taken to Friona for medical care. Authorities searched the release area with Sheriff W W Hall of Palmer County but found no clues.
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Welburn Case Nearing Jury in San Antonio Divorce Suit
Testimony closed in the divorce action by Mrs Wineta Long Welburn against Rev. William D. Welburn Jr. The defense called nine witnesses, including the defendant's father who testified Welburn returned home after a church party on March 31, 1933. Proceedings resume with arguments set for tomorrow morning.
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Forecast for Amarillo and Vicinity Saturday
Partly cloudy to unsettled Saturday with thundershowers likely west and central portions. West Texas generally fair to partly cloudy. extreme west and north areas may be cloudy. New Mexico also unsettled with potential storms. Temperature details follow yesterday values.
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Bandits Hijack Truck Driver Near English Field
Dock Aldridge of Lamesa was beaten and robbed of 19.75 by two men in Borger. He was found injured on the road two and a half miles east of English Field and taken to St. Anthony's Hospital. sheriff's deputies investigated but found no trace of the black coupe suspects.
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Roosevelt names Montana man as assistant Secretary of Agriculture
President Roosevelt appoints L Wilson of Montana to be assistant Secretary of Agriculture. The action announced in Washington on June 2 marks a senior post within the Agriculture Department and expands the leadership team guiding farm and food policy.
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Marvin Jones to tour U S as field man for AAA
Representative Marvin Jones Democrat Texas chairman of the House agriculture committee said he will join the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in a campaign tour to explain farm adjustment programs and what to expect from them. He expects to speak in doubtful states and uphold the AAA program’s record and aims.
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California Infantile Paralysis Epidemic Shows Signs of Check
California health officials report a halt in rising infantile paralysis cases with another death. Berkeley records two new cases while Los Angeles reports two and Oakland reports none. Angelina Cadematori, 11, San Francisco, dies. Charles Lux, 23, San Jose, remains on a respirator as condition slightly improves. Los Angeles totals reach 1,001 cases since January 1.
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Public Service Firm Names Carl Makeig Chief Executive
The Southwestern Public Service Company elected Carl Makeig president, succeeding Judge J. R Kelso. The board announced no other personnel changes. Makeig joined the firm about 17 years ago as a bookkeeper and said the move aligns with locally directed operations in eight Panhandle cities and seven Eastern New Mexico towns.
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Heat Wave Expands Claiming Life and Crops Across Regions
The heat wave stretched from the midlands to the Atlantic and Pacific as records fell. Cities reported 110 degrees in Emporia and 107 in Lawrence with fatalities in Joliet and Louisville. Widespread drought, water shortages, and livestock stress accompanied the scorching conditions across the middle west.
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Connally 78 to Speak on WFAA Radio Tonight
Senator Tom Connally seeks another U S Senate term and will address listeners on Radio Station WFAA in Dallas from 8 45 to 9 15 tonight. Campaign kickoff followed return from Washington and a Panhandle rally in Amarillo was announced by local supporters.
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Reform Drive by Candidate Tom Hunte in Wichita Falls Address
Tom Hunte, candidate for governor, urged drastic reform including elimination of Texas ad valorem tax, creation of a state bureau of criminal identification, and curbing chain stores. He attacked Attorney General James V. Algred and Senator Cint Small, drawing applause from a crowd of several hundred. Continued on Page 9, Col. 4.
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Mother and Two Men Escape Death in Chair
Governor Lehman reprieved Mrs Anna Antonio Ramiel Feraci and Vincent Saetta just before their scheduled execution at Bing Prison. The stay extends to July 9 to allow new trial motions after a dramatic series of conferences at the governor's Park Avenue apartment.
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Nudist Wedding at World Fair Garden of Eden
A nudist bride and groom, Charlies Mueller of Milwaukee and Jean May of Amarillo, wed in a World’s Fair Garden of Eden ceremony before nine guests and a dissenting minister. The couple had bought licenses and were declared husband and wife after the service amid improvisational nudist tents and a go at rural romance.
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Langer Group Charged With Federal Fraud
The Langer Group faces federal charges for fraud and is sentenced to a term in custody along with a fine of 10 000 dollars. Officials say the case involves misrepresentation and illegal financial practices. The court orders repayment and potential further penalties.
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Five Convicted In North Dakota Governor Langer Case
Fargo North Dakota June 20 Gov William Langer and four co defendants were convicted in federal court of defrauding the United States government. Langer faces a penitentiary term and a $10000 fine while others receive lighter sentences. An appeal to the circuit court of appeals and possibly the supreme court is planned. Audience included defense of Kinzer Vogel Chaput McDonald with bonds set totalling 10900 for the governor and 5000 for each of Vogel Kinzer Chaput 2500 for McDonald.
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Two Kiddies Succumb To Crash Injuries In Texas
Lamesa, June 29. Bryce Bullard Jr., 14, and Jimmie Bullard, 16 months, children of Mr. and Mrs. B E Bullard of Las Cruces, N M, died yesterday from injuries in an automobile wreck on Highway 83, 26 miles east of Lamesa. The parents suffered only minor head injuries. The children died after being taken to a Lamesa hospital.
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