DO X flies toward South America from Rio de Oro
The German flying boat DO X departed at 9 A M GMT from Rio de Oro on a leg toward Boloma in Portugese Africa. It had just passed Cape Blanco and reported being about 115 miles south of Rio de Oro at 11 30 P M GMT, with plans to contact San Luis Senegal during the journey.
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Rio DE Oro
Africa
South America
Boloma
Portugese Africa
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Cape Blanco
San Luis
Senegal
Police injure seven as unrest erupts at scene
Reports from the scene describe police actions entangling with demonstrators leading to multiple injuries. IST leader cited as a figure amid clashes as authorities investigate the incident.
Riots in Beniseuf Leave Dozens Dead and Wounded
Eight demonstrators were killed and 46 injured as police opened fire during riots in Beniseuf Cairo. The clash followed the arrival of Wafdist leader Nahas Pasha and his executives, prompting troops to pursue them toward Cairo. Six demonstrators reportedly killed per interior ministry figures, while the premier said seven policemen were wounded. The governor was attacked. Beniseuf suffered power cuts after rioters damaged electrical lines.
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Cairo
Egypt
Beniseuf
Ministry of Interior
Beniseuff
Nahas Pasha
Sidky
Funeral Rites for George F. Baker to Be on Tuesday
New York May 3 The financier and philanthropist George Fisher Baker died of pneumonia at age 91. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at the Tuxedo Park estate with a special train from the Erie Railroad terminal carrying attendees. Frank Risavy, Baker’s secretary, announced the arrangements after a family conference.
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New York
Financial
George Fisher Baker
Colossus
Finance
George Baker
Madison Avenue
Frank Risavy
Tuxedo Park
Erie Railroad
Jersey City
Liquor Boat Fired On By Guard In Galveston Raid
Galveston May 3 A liquor running boat escaped coast guardsmen after a hail of bullets. Twelve guardsmen seized 843 cases of liquor and detained three men who claimed to be fishermen. The cargo valued at about 25000 dollars, the scene was ten miles west of Galveston.
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Galveston
Swedish Flier Reaches Greenland During Ice Cap Search
Capt. Albin Ahrenberg, Swedish pilot heading a search for missing British scientist Augustine Courtauld, landed at Angmagsalik Greenland after flying from Reykjavik via the Strait of Denmark. He arrived this afternoon as part of the Greenland ice cap rescue effort.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Albin Ahrenberg
Augustine Courtauld
Greenland
Angmagsalik
Strait of Denmark
Crown Prince Michael Shows Definite Improvement
In Bucharest on May 3, Crown Prince Michael’s diphtheria condition improved notably. Doctors said another anti toxin inoculation would be advisable to continue his treatment.
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Bucharest
Romania
Michael
Noted Head of Business J C Penney Visits Amarillo
J C Penney founder of the store chain is on a four week western U S automobile tour. Accompanying him are Mr G H Bryant and Mrs Bryant of New York. He will address Amarillo High School at 10 AM and speak to the Kiwanis Club at noon at the Amarillo Hotel. A 2 PM talk is planned for the Randall County Dairymen's Association in University Club rooms. A conference with Panhandle store managers closes the day at the local store. The trip continues to Trinidad.
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J. C. Penney
Amarillo
G. H. Bryant
New York
Penney
United States
Bryant
Kiwanis Club
Four ETTC Students Hurt In Auto Overturn Incident
Four East Texas Teachers' College students from Commerce were injured when their car overturned after swerving to avoid a freight train while returning from a Paris dance. Miss Martine Summerlin of Greenville suffered internal injuries and may not survive. Elton Thompson of Enloe had a crushed foot requiring amputation. Carlton Robinson of Naples sustained internal injuries, and Montie Compton of Greenville was bruised.
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Greenville
Texas
East Texas Teachers’ College At
Commerce
Paris
Martine Summerlin
Elton Thompson
Enloe
Carlton Robinson
Naples
Robinson
Texarkana
Montie Compton
Redistricting Bill Hurdles Conferencing Efforts
Austin May 3 Efforts to convene House and Senate conferees over two redistricting bills faltered as lawmakers clash over major provisions. Texas may elect three at large representatives next year unless conferees reach a product both chambers accept. Ferguson is favored for at large seat if redistricting fails, with Ernest C. Cox and many others vying for the trio of $10 000 posts.
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Raymond Brooks Austin
House
Senate
Texas
James FE. Ferguson
Ernest C. Cox
Austin
American Legion
Greer Senate
Metcalfe House
Metcalfe
Mexico Special Reservations Are Urged at Once
With 103 reservations already made, the News-Globe special train to Mexico leaves May 16 and a 150 limit urges reservations by Wednesday night. The all Panhandle trip includes 15 represented towns. costs 150 per person covering fare, Pullman, meals, tips. Mason King and Wilbur C. Hawk handle reservations.
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News-Globe
Mexico
Panhandle
Wilbur C. Hawk
Ortiz Rubio
May Peterson Concert Tickets On Sale Here
Reservations for the May Peterson concert next Friday May 8 are selling fast and the singer is expected to draw a full auditorium. The show is under Tri-State Fair Association auspices with tickets available at the News-Globe office until Thursday. A ticket board will operate at City Drug Store No 1 on Polk Street Thursday and Friday. prices are 50 cents 1 and 150.
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May Peterson
Tri-State Fair Association
News-Globe
City Drug Store
Polk Street
U S Guardsman Details Slaying of Rebel Chief in Nicaragua
In a letter to his wife Ralph Beardsley claims he personally slew Pedro Blandon, Sandino's lieutenant, after leading a patrol from Logtown to Anyupina and Moss Farm. He describes ambushes, casualties, and a siege at Moss Farm with 36 hours of hunger and dwindling ammo.
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U.S. Guardsman
New Orleans
Ralph Beardsley
National Guard
Logtown
Moss Farm
Pedro Bandon
Sandino
Perley
Selser
Guardia
Darrah
Santa Cruz Junction
Officers Meet Program Set by Texas Peace Officers
A convention of the North Texas and Southern Oklahoma Peace Officers Association will be hosted by Police Chief W R McDowell and Sheriff Bill Thompson. More than 300 officers attorneys and judges are expected. The event features three business sessions and a Wednesday evening speaking program in the Crystal ballroom of the Herring Hotel with entertainment arranged by the Chamber of Commerce. Judge E L Mitchell and Judge M J R Jack are listed among speakers.
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The
North Texas and
Southern Oklahoma Peace Officers’ Association
W. R. McDowell
Bill Thompson
Chamber of Commerce
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
E. L. Mitchell
Clinton, Okla
Kiwanis International
M. J. R. Jack
Mexican youth killed in border gun battle near El Paso
A Mexican youth, Guillermo Rodriguez age 19 from Juarez, was killed in a late night clash between liquor smugglers and United States immigration patrol officers on the international boundary near El Paso. Patrols reported numerous shots with no injuries among officers. Rodriguez had a prior customs-law record and a three month sentence in fall.
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EL Paso
United States Immigration Patrol
International
Here
Guillermo Rodriguez
Juarez
Mexico
Paso
Weather outlook for Amarillo region and surrounding states
Partly cloudy in Amarillo with possible scattered showers. Sunday precipitation in Amarillo reported 10 to 100 inches. New Mexico expects unsettled conditions Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change. Arizona, Oklahoma, East Texas, and West Texas forecast unsettled or partly cloudy conditions with scattered thunder showers, warmer in parts and coastal winds from northeast to southeast.
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Amarillo
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
East Texas
West Texas
Panhandle
East
World economists meet in Washington for ICC session
Economists from 46 nations gather in Washington for the International Chamber of Commerce meeting. President Hoover addresses over 1,000 delegates at the opening session. Theunis leads daily discussions on the business crisis and remedies to speed recovery. Debts and US-Europe economic relations loom large.
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Washington
International Chamber of Commerce
Hoover
Georges Theunis
International Chamber
M. Theunis
Foreign Policy Association
James W.W. Angell
Columbia University
Europe
United States
Ships collide in mist off Cape Henry
The U S Wright flagship of the air craft squadrons and the American tanker Papoose collided in misty weather off Cape Henry near Norfolk Virginia on May 3. Both vessels returned to port under their own power with no casualties. The Wright sustained a crushed above waterline section and damaged planes while the Papoose had a mashed bow.
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Norfolk
U. S
Wright
Cape Henry
Hampton Roads
Baltimore
Trinidad
Governor Sterling Faces Mixed Results on Key Measures
Governor Sterling supported highway bond plans and a city utilities bill. The highway bonds passed the Senate but stalled in the House amid opposition. Other measures, including a conservation committee and oil and gas proration transfer, were endorsed but failed to advance.
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Austin
Ross
Sterling
Senate
House
Brooks
Stevenson
East Texas Oil Well Fire Draws Crowds and Rangers
A massive oil well blaze near Gladewater Texas drew spectators from distant towns as East Texas workers battled flames around the Sinclair Poll and Gas Company site. Rangers Captain Tom Hickman joined local officers to keep the 2200 acre tract under control while Kinley Brothers prepared for a hazardous suppression effort amid congested highways and noisy explosions.
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Gladewater
Texas
East Texas
Texas Rangers
Tom Hickman
Far Worth
T. Gonzaullas
Robe Goss
Cole
Sinclal Poll and Gas Company
Kinley Brothers
Physicians Lose Hope For Dr Brooks
Waco May 3 Reports to Baylor University president Dr P Brooks lying critically ill today unchanged from last night when doctors said he could not recover. While hopeless his condition is not considered immediately dangerous.
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Waco
8. P. Brook
Baylor University
Reliable painter ads in Business Service section
The notice encourages readers to check the Want Ads Classified Page for painters. It suggests now is a good time to paint houses garages or barns and directs to reliable painters listed in the Business Service ads.
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