Kingsbury flies over Kern oil country in air tour
James R. Kingsbury president of Standard Oil Company of California arrived in Bakersfield by air after a Fresno departure to inspect Kettleman Hills and other fields. He toured in a Ford triple engine plane with A. R. French pilot and R. B. Allen co pilot, viewing more than 10 000 wells and noting the Taft well at 9500 feet deep as the world’s deepest at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Calif
James R. Kingsbury
Standard Oil Company of California
Kettleman Hills
Fresno
A. R. French
R. 8. Allen
G. M. Cunningham
Standard Oil
California
America
Pacific Oil
Kettleman Hill
E. H. Harriman
Southern Pacific Railroad
Standard Kettleman Hill
Explosion at plant near Philadelphia injures many
Nine people were killed and scores injured in a series of explosions at the Pennsylvania Fire Works Display Company plant in Devon, 16 miles west of Philadelphia. About 35 were taken to Bryn Mawr hospital as flames and blasts continued, while Major Milton G. Baker led 250 cadets from Valley Forge Military Academy to guard the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Fire Works Display Company, Inc
Devon
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Pennsylvania Railroad
Valley Forge Military Academy
Milton G. Baker
See John about building
John Maynard Lumber Co invites inquiries about building needs. Contact at 800 W 5th or call 5285 to discuss projects and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
John Maynard Lbr. Co
Globe News Want Ads Offer Work Through Ad Space
Local notice invites readers to place want ads in Globe News to secure employment. Encourages individuals like Mr. Painter to advertise and find work through the paper's classified section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-News
Globe News
Murder Charges Filed In Drowning of Three Men
Three men face murder charges in Houston after the drowning of Albert Miller Joe Scott and Peter McGee in the San Jacinto River. Names charged are Nick Gress W D Cunningham and Robert Maple as investigators quoted statements from two women about possible foul play and jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Houston
Justice of the Peace
San Jacinto
Nick Gress
W. D
Bill) Cunningham
Robert Mable
Gress
Cunningham
Maple
Albert Miller
Joe Scott
Peter McGee
Avis Larry
Annie Proctor
Leland Cox
Cox
Borhood
San Jacinto River
Larry
Maley
Federal jury panels drawn for spring term
Federal grand and petit jury panels were drawn this morning for the spring term of the federal court starting May 12 Judge James C. Wilson of Fort Worth will preside with a heavy docket. Thirty five names were drawn for each panel with jurors listed by town including Amarillo, Hereford, Pampa, Canyon, Vega, Dalhart and Spearman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Court
Federal Building
James C. Wilson
Fort Worth
Frank Sparks
Panhandle
Ike Lewis
Pampa
Otis Phillips
Amarillo
J. B. Higgs
Spearman
J. D. Starnes
Dalhart
Robert Ricks
W. W. Taylor
Clarendon
Forest Taylor
W. 8. Willis
Groom
Frank Butler
M. M. Pounds
Memphis
D. L. Kinard
Horace Baker
Claude
C. C. Bowman
Hereford
Glen Snyder
Jim Rayburn
Channing
Edward Balderston
Canadian
E. E. Rhea
Charlie Holland
Canyon
Vern Wisdom
W. C. Alexander
C. B. Rogers
Perryton
D. A. Grundy
Homer Eaton
Shamrock
J. B. Coe
Henry
Meningitis Death Toll Rises in Memphis
Deaths from spinal meningitis in Memphis, Tennessee, climbed to 16 with two more fatalities reported. The tally covers deaths since January 1 and signals a severe outbreak in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Memphis
Tenn
Census Mill Turns Busily
The census bureau operates with about 120 000 workers paid by the piece as it gathers national data. Enumerators vary pay by task with rates possibly from five to eight dollars daily, depending on location and workload, and overtime is allowed to complete the two week target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Sam
United States
Texas
Mitchell Opposes Modifying the Jones Law
Attorney General Mitchell filed opposition with the house judiciary committee to changing the Jones law. He objected to Rep Stobbs measure to define casual offenders and set six months and $500 penalties. He urged a longer trial period and disapproved Christopherson bills on felonies and juryless trials, while backing some Hoover commission reforms with changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Judiciary Committee
Mitchell
Stobbs
Massachusetts
Christopherson
South Dakota
United States
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Congress
Hoover Commission
Alban i dies noted opera star in London
Madame Albani, renowned soprano, died today in London. Emergency services listed include Boxwell Bros. ambulance and Blackburn's ambulance with contact numbers.
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Oe Albani
The
Associated Press
London
Madame Albani
Constable Seizes Large Still in Operation Here
Constable Allen Johnson raided a two story Bivins addition house last night uncovering a 250 gallon whiskey still 1100 gallons of mash 125 gallons of whiskey and heavy equipment. The plant was on the second floor with open barrels and knocked out heads. District Attorney Edw Thomerson witnessed the raid. estimated value of equipment and whiskey at 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bivins Addition
Allen
Johnson
Fifteenth Avenue
Bonham Street
Edw. W. Thomerson
Red Lilac Pleads Guilty in Slaying Case
Lila Jimerson known as the Red Lilac of the Cayuga Indians pleaded guilty in a hospital room that served as a county court to a reduced murder in the slaying of Mrs Clothilde Marchand wife of artist Henri March.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Lila Jimerson
Mra
Clothilde Marchand
Henri Marchand
Cop Attack Sparks USC Riot With Police Rescue
Emergency squads responded as hundreds of students clashed with officers near the University of Southern California after a patrolman allegedly manhandled following a car collision with a female student. Police attempted to rescue the injured officer amid the street riot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated P. Los Angeles
Apel
University of Southern California
Man Struck by Train in Miami in Serious Condition
R. S. Mauney, 50, of Berger, injured yesterday when his car was hit by a Santa Fe train at Miami, remained in serious condition at St. Anthony's Hospital. An X Ray showed internal injuries. Mauney, an industrial engineer for Panhandle Power & Light, was a passenger. driver D. C. Cramer of Western Supply Company escaped unharmed. The car was badly damaged. Griggs ambulance responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Mauney
Berger
Santa Fe
Miami
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mauney
Panhandle Power & Light Company
D. C. Cramer
Western Supply Company
Dallas 10 Get Big Welcome In Panhandle Tour
A party of 80 Dallas business executives and railroad men arrive before noon with 20 car Amarillo autocade to meet in Canyon and escort to Amarillo. They will tour, attend lunch at Herring Hotel, and receive a Texas Panhandle welcome led by Mayor Ernest O. Thompson. Homer D. Wade serves as spokesman for visitors.
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Dallas
City
Southwest
Amarillo
Canyon
South Texas
Mason King
Trade Extension Department
Chamber of Commerce
Herring Hotel
Ernest O. Thompson
Panhandle
John K. Boyce
Homer D. Wade
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Wade
Eight Bodies Recovered From Pioneer Coal Mine Disaster
Eight more bodies were recovered today from the Pioneer Coal Company mine at Kettle Island Kentucky, bringing to fifteen the total recovered from the explosion that entombed sixteen men. Mine foreman J. F. Hill remained missing.
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Associated Prensa
Kettle Island
Pioneer Coal Company
J. F. Hill
Forest Fires Rage Near U S Capital
Forest fires raged in two sections near Washington. The Maryland blaze near Great Falls destroyed a lock house and homes, burning 1 000 acres. Bethesda Rockville and Kensington crews fought it. The Virginia fire in Fairfax County around Lawton Reformatory burned 1 000 acres and a saw mill, with inmates aiding soldiers. No injuries reported.
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Mary~land
Greatalls
Fairfax County
Capital
Maryland
Great Falls
Bethesda
Rockville
Kensington
Hawks Off 10 North in Fog
Captain Frank Hawks resumed his transcontinental glider flight from Garland airport at 10 15 a m halted by fog and low ceilings. He plans to stop at Springfield Missouri before continuing to East St Louis with the Eaglet air train coupled to a biplane piloted by J D Jenni.
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Frank Hawks
San Diego
New York
Hawks
C. M. Hawks
Los Angeles
Hawke
Tulsa
Springfield
Associated Press
Garland
East St. Louis
Claremore
Vinita
Miami
Okla
J. D. Jenni
Short Wheat Crop Seen Worth Reading In April Forecast
Chicago April 4 The annual reports of four grain statisticians warn a potentially short wheat crop due to rain shortages in central and southwest states. They say only good subsoil moisture in the southwest keeps prospects from further damage and predict a winter wheat crop around 660,000,000 bushels if rainfall fails to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Central
Southwest States
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nat Murray
Denton Cagers Edge to Quarterfinal in N P Basketball
Denton team suffers a narrow overtime loss to Kavanagh of Lawrenceburg Ky 26 to 20 in a National Prep Basketball quarterfinal clash St Johns Military Academy Delafield Wis shocks Denton Texas 22 to 21 to earn a spot facing Braselton Ga in quarterfinals The Broncos and Texas champions were favored in the event.
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Snoctavel Pres Onic
Breselion
Kavanagh
Lawrenceburg
St. Johns Military Academy
Dellafield
Wis
Denton
Braselton
Broncos
Texas
Radio Features Tonight on Local Chain Programs
Central Standard times list evening broadcasts with Rudy Vallee Frederic Wise Harold Sanford Amos n Andy and Floyd Gibbons. Local stations include WEAF WAB WIZ WFAA KOA WKY and others during the network schedule and booster program segments.
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Rudy Vallee
WEAF
Chain
WBAP
WOAI
WKY
KOA
KSL
WOW
KTH8
WDAP
W8m
WSB
National Stongcasting
Frederic W. Wise
WAB
KMOX
KOIL
KMBC
WISN
WOWO
WCCO
KLRA
Columbia System
Harold Sanford
WIZ and Chain
WHAP
WLW
WSE
WIM
WHAS
National Broadcasting Co
Shilkret
Wekap and
WFAA
KFI
KTHS
WTAM
WHO
Aton Weag
Tac
KLERA
Yutem
Amos
N’ Andy
WIZ Chain
Patron YF
Woal Koa
Bear Od
WDAF
WENR
KVOO
Japanese Black Dragons Protest Entry in Treaty
An open air demonstration in Shiba Park protested the Japanese cabinet's London naval formula acceptance under the Black Dragon Society. About 2,000, including retired admirals and generals, criticized the government as surrendering national defense to American demands on a national holiday.
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Black Dragons
Associated Press
Tokyo
Black Dragon Society
Shiba Park
Japan
Jimmy Tenno
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Earth
George Hearst
Standard
Mr. Rockefeller
U. S
Kyle Brumley
Tucumcari
N. M
Brumley
Globe Today
Tacumcari
Bob Sullenger
Fort
Griggs Ambulance
Mr. Painter
Duce
Federal Jury
Wichita
Kan
Max Searles
Farmer Today
Bob Boaz
Bonnie White
Austin
Attorney General Today
Jones
Boxwell Bros. Ambulance
Blackburn’s Ambulance
Phong
U. S. Capital
Forest
Lee Hawks
Denton Cagers Nosed
WDAG
Henry L. Stimson
Aristide Briand
France
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