City to Honor Hero Dead for Hour Today
Washington May 29 The House Republican steering committee discussed tactics on McNary Haugen farm relief bill amid hopes for a final vote by Saturday night. Stores closed for a civic hour 11 to 12 as remembrance services led by American Legion Hanser Post with a program including Rev R N MacCallum introduction by Dr A J Caldwell and an address by Dr Paul W Horn. Battery B will fire 21 rounds at Liano cemetery later. Local vigil by Daughters groups and veterans scheduled.
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Tornado Kills Farmer and Daughter Near Muldrow Oklahoma
Muskogee Okla May 29 J M Beiree farmer and his daughter died when their home two miles south of Muldrow was destroyed by a tornado. Several other farm houses were wrecked and a number of persons injured but details were lacking.
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Oil promoter pleads guilty to mail fraud in federal case
W. O. Craig of Shreveport Louisiana promoter of the Louisiana Mutual Oil corporation pleaded guilty to eight counts of mail fraud in federal district court in Pittsburgh. He also admitted conspiracy charges and faces sentencing on November 10.
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Shreveport
Louisiana Mutual Oil Corporation
Rockefeller aids ruin reconstruction in France
Paris May 29 John D Rockefeller Jr has placed 1 000 000 at the disposal of a Franco American committee to reconstruct the roof of Reims Cathedral destroyed in the war and to restore the fountains and gardens at Versailles and Fontainebleau.
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Northern Baptists Probe Managing Board
In Milwaukee on May 29 the Northern Baptist Convention voted in a stormy session to investigate the board of managers of the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society. The probe concerns the appointment of missionaries whose sentiments are not in accord with orthodox Baptist faith.
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Marshall Novel Begins Today
The News presents a new novel by Edison Marshall titled The Land of Forgotten Men. Set in the north woods it unfolds love romance and adventure and promises weeks of reading. Marshall’s previously serialized works have drawn thousands of readers.
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Pope Defends Tax Money Waste and Graft Address
Corpus Christi candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor spoke to Otter County voters in the district court room. He claimed no taxes now or ever and criticized convict labor, university board elections, and state rail issues while outlining a platform emphasizing economy and reform. The talk lasted over two hours and drew steady attention.
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Diplomas Awarded to 83 Graduates At Amarillo Auditorium
Ninety-three graduates received diplomas at the Amarillo municipal auditorium in a 2,500-strong ceremony. Texas Tech President Dr Paul W Horn addressed the class, offering tests of character and effort focused on grades, duty to country, and values, using anecdotes from a recent college visit.
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Bulletined coverage planned for Carpentier Gibbons fight
The Daily News-Evening Post will provide blow by blow returns from the Carpentier versus Gibbons prize fight. The bout is set to start between 8 and 9 o clock at Michigan City depending on weather. AP wire will feed updates directly to The News-Post offices and ringside. Fans may attend to hear live results and watch the display.
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American Held by Bandits Released in China Missionary Report
Rex P. Raycot Bonham, missionary for the Southern Baptist board, is identified as one of two Americans reportedly captured by Chinese bandits on a river north of Wuchow. Dr. R. E. Bodee of Dallas, who recently returned from China, provided the report from Dallas.
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St Dol la Declares Share Dividend By Associates
The Kentucky based company announces a dividend of one dollar per share to shareholders of record as of June. The board of associates approved the payout amid earnings and market activity.
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Weather forecast for area and vicinity brief update
Weather report notes little change through the afternoon with expectant light winds and a dry pattern. Forecasters mention continued mild temperatures with a late day rise and near normal conditions for the region and surrounding towns.
Japanese Note Received For U S Delivery
A formal Japanese government note protesting the new immigration act’s exclusion provision was delivered to the Japanese embassy in Washington. Officials stated the note would be transmitted to Secretary Hughes after Ambassador Hanihara places it before the American government. The embassy offered no details, and State Department silence persisted as discussions on public release continued.
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Girl Pleads Case For Father Jury Finds Not Guilty
Associated Press report from Worcester Massachusetts on May 29 states Joseph B. Marcino was found guilty of larceny and conspiracy while Abraham Goldman was acquitted of conspiracy and being an accessory. Goldman’s daughter, an attorney, made a passionate plea for him. Marcino received four and a half to five years for larceny and two years for conspiracy, with orders to serve state prison after federal terms.
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News-Post Vacation Notice for Amarillo Readers
Vacation days here prompt Amarillo residents to read News and Post while away from home. The paper urges subscriptions, offering 70 cents monthly for News or $1.00 for both News and Post. Home Owned, Home Edited.
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Views on Year to Live Contest Draws Letters
Readers from Stratford to Amarillo reply on how they would spend a final year. Responses include prayer, singing, making memories, and acts of faith as the Daily News runs a “One Year Yet to Live” contest. Letters must be typed and under 100 words, with entries due by 6 p.m. Monday June 2.
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Woman Held in Franks Case After News Clippings Found
Chicago dispatch reports authorities closing in on the Franks kidnapping and murder case. A woman linked by an augurist to the investigation was arrested with two sisters as detectives searched a hotel and residence for leads amid mounting newspaper clippings and reports of 50 bullets found in a room.
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