Giant Fokker Here Sunday Resumes Trip
The F-32 giant lands plane from Fokker, largest land plane, arrives at Eng lish Field en route to Los Angeles with Albuquerque as next stop. 15,000 to 18,000 spectators view its arrival as Western Air Express plans five new monoplanes. Flight crew includes Maj. P. D. Moulton, Maj. Victor Bertrantias, Pilot Hall Holloway.
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Western Air Express
English Field
Fokker
West Virginia
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
Amarillo
D. J. Adams
Sportsman Pilot
Louise Duntley
King Features Syndicate
James Doolittle
John
James
June Rhodes
New York City
Paul Mayer
Fokker Company
P. D. Moulton
Mitchell Field
Victor Bertrantias
Fokker Flying Executive
Hall Holloway
Fokker Corporation
Harold English
Charges Filed Against White for Assault
Ted White of 108 Kentucky Street was charged with assault with intent to kill after an overnight arrest by city detectives led by Chief M M Scott. He allegedly attacked Frank Williams in the smelter district with a pocketknife over a dispute about a local girl. Williams was slashed but not seriously injured and treated by Dr Louis K Patton after being found bleeding near Front Street.
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Ted White
Kentucky Street
M. M. Scott
Frank Williams
Williams
Louis K. Patton
Front Street
Scott
Man Charged on Hot Check to County Jail
John Hammontree was charged with swindling by a worthless check and jailed after arrest by city police. The misdemeanor charge, pending since October, comes as Daniel E. McGrath aims to curb hot checks in Amarillo, noting increased occurrences and a firm stance on offenders paying no favors.
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John Hammontree
Daniel E. McGrath
Amarillo
Fiest
McGrath
Grand Jury
Bull Fighter Plans Return to Madrid Ring
Sidney Franklin, recovering from March 14 wounds, announces eagerness to resume bull fighting in Madrid. The Brooklyn torero says he felt no fear and will return “as soon as I'm physically able,” insisting the accident did not deter him.
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Madrid
Sidney Franklin
Franklin
Brooklyn Toreador
Garvin Leads Pre-Easter Revival at San Jacinto
The pre-Easter revival began at San Jacinto Methodist Church with Rev. W. P. Garvin preaching. Bob Watkins led singing as services run 8 pm daily and troop meetings at 7 pm. The campaign emphasizes personal, house-to-house visitation.
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San Jacinto Methodist Church
W. P. Garvin
Bob Watkins
B Y P U Senior Union Plans Tuesday Meeting
A meeting for the new B Y P U senior union of First Baptist Church will be held Tuesday at 8 PM at 831 Alabama Street, home of counselors Mr. and Mrs. R C Stokes. All members and prospective members are urged to attend.
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First Baptist Church
R. C. Stokes
Alabama Street
Wife of Reese Allen Granted Divorce in Panhandle
Mrs. Jennie Lee Allen was granted a divorce from Reese S. Allen a prominent Panhandle oil operator. The district clerk recorded the decree today and the property division was dismissed without prejudice. She may file a separate suit for her share as Reese Allen was not present at the hearing.
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Jennie Lee Allen
Reese S. Allen
Allen
Brooks Denies He Will Quit Baylor
Baylor University president Dr 8 P Brooks dismissed Fort Worth rumors that he resigned to run for governor. He stated the report was unfounded and the rumor originated from an imaginative source.
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Brooks
Baylor
Associated Press
Waco
8. P. Brooks
Baylor University
Fort Worth
Visitation Supper Planned at First Christian Church
A visitation supper for campaign workers of the Perfect to Pentecost attendance drive will be held tomorrow at 6 PM in the Social Center. Workers made first calls yesterday at 2 30 PM and four signed church membership cards. Additional calls are set for next Sunday at 2 30 PM, with four suppers this week and five next week.
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First Christian Church
Woman Dies and Three Ill From Baking Powder Poisoning
In New York on April 7, one woman died and three others fell ill after eating biscuits baked with a powder suspected to be baking powder. Mrs. Ethel Otto, 24, died. her husband Jack Otto, Nathan Shank, and Mrs. Rose Shank were treated. Authorities suspect misused sect powder caused the poisoning.
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Associated Press
New York
Ethel Otto
Rose Shank
Jack Otto
Nathan Shank
Seagraves Man Hurt When Horse Falls
Seagraves April 7 John Sartin pioneer cattleman of Texas and Eastern New Mexico, residing here, was severely injured Sunday April 6 when the horse he rode fell on him. He was rushed to a hospital at Lubbock for treatment.
OUST BROOKS AS HEAD OF MISSOURI U
Dr Stratton D Brooks, MU president since 1923, was removed by the board of curators. Dean Walter Williams of the journalism school was named to succeed him. The oust followed a two year campaign reignited by an academic freedom dispute and the Rogers resignation letter.
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Columbia
Stratton D. Brooks
University of Missouri
Walter Williams
School of Journalism
Broke
American Association of University Professors
James Harvey Rogers
Jail Break Recounts Escape Attempt From Cell Block
McClinton, upon peering through a peep hole, lit a lamp as four inmates sprang. The outbreak followed a cry of illness and the jailers identified missing prisoners including Murray Holloway Edward Seymour Elmo Wright Joe Janeke and others. officers named additional suspects and described the desperate break as the group pounced.
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Murray Holloway
Edward Seymour
Elmo Wright
Joe Janeke
W. C. Johnson
C. J. Lewis
John Garcia
Bryan O’neal
J. M. Salmon
Jim Carson
Frank Barnes
William Penny
Convicts at Work After Fatal Break Attempt
At Folsom State Prison Calif three life-term inmates Harry Stewart Edward Barker and W M Tinklepaugh attempted a break. Guards fired after the men ran from several hundred feet within rifle range. Stewart died instantly Barker died 40 minutes later and Tinklepaugh was dying.
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United Press
Rifles of Guards
Stewart
Baker
Tinkerpaugh
Domestic troubles spark deadly shooting and political clash
Reports say Cicero Dakan, 35, a tool dresser, was killed in a gunfight with a posse while another man was wounded. In Washington, Senator Simmons assailed Democratic National Chairman Raskob, repudiating his support for funds against a prohibition amendment, in a Senate address.
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Raskob
Associated Press
Washington
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
Senate
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Death closes hectic career of oil man Minchew
Augustus Philip Minchew, Dallas oil operator formerly of Denver, shot dead his fourth wife Eugenia then killed himself in Dallas. Witnesses, custody fights, and multiple lawsuits framed a high profile, troubled life linked to the Yates pool development and a string of divorces. The tragedy left two young daughters and a tangle of relatives across Texas and Colorado.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Augustus Philip Minchew
Denver
Eugenia Minchew
Nancy
Ora Robinson
Ada Jean Minchew
Minchew
Yates Development
Yates Pool Development Syndicate
Stanley G. Smith
Carmen Murke
University of Denver
Orient
Marke
Franz Marke
Denver University Coed
Carmen
Smiths
Colorado Springs
Carnen
Sisin
Eugenia Jane Everett
Marshall
Texas
Margaret Reid
Los Angeles
Carmen Minchew
George C. Minchew
Ada May Morris
A. B. Neal
Glendale
Calif
M. T. Griffin
McCamey
Mintchew
Fannie Everett
Pope
Jack
Allieson Everett
Hiram Scott
Joe McLander
Mack H. Levie
New York City
Honor Rolls Highlight Margaret Wills and Johnson Students
Reading from the 1929-80 roll lists, Margaret Wills and Johnson schools honor top students with straight A grades in the first six weeks of the second semester. Notable names include Margaret Wills, Margaret Cannon Boyce, John Branson, Virginia Bussey, and many others across grades and classes.
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All A's
Margaret Cannon Boyce
John Branson
Virginia Bussey
Harriet Chisolm
Margaret Clutter
Frank Heinse
Tommy Heinze
Genalie Henderson
Cecil Ingram
Jane Mobley
Bob Pool
Patricia Selby
Don Trim~mier
Ivaughn Veasy
Clarice Whitten
Merle Whitten
Houston Yarberry
Desert Valley in Ventura Area Brims with Wealth and Wonder
In a sunbaked desert corridor the author contrasts wealth from oil wells with biblical and missionary debates. He paints 100 mile drives past snowcapped ranges into a valley of orange groves and roses before touching on controversial claims about Ben Hur showings and missionary methods. He cites Polynesian rites of marriage aided by oil-smeared backs analyzed by priests, framing faith and superstition in sharp, satirical terms.
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Desert
Mr. Murad
Ventura
Ocean
Moody Refuses Ranger Intervention In San Antonio Parade
The state department asked by the Mexican embassy approved San Antonio's unemployment parade tied to the bond campaign. Governor Moody said he will not send state rangers or block the event, trusting local authorities to handle the situation. A power shovel will move 12 wagon loads of material 85 feet high and dump it in one minute for a separate display.
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State Department
Washington
San Antonio
Chambers
Moody
Negro film star Fetchit chased into chicken coop
Stepin Fetchit, noted negro film actor, was chased into a chicken coop by his brother-in-law Simon P. Johnson who is jailed on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. Johnson allegedly threatened Fetchit with a pistol and beat him after Fetchit became entangled in wire while fleeing. The dispute stems from a week earlier when Johnson claimed Fetchit struck him with an iron bar during a family argument.
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United Press
Los. Angeles
Stepin Fetchit
Simon P. Johnson
Fetehut
Fetchit
Johnson
Lost ten dollars near Fox Drug Store on East Tenth
A 75 year old man, Mr Johnson of 1109 South Pierce Street, asks for help to recover ten dollars lost Sunday near Fox Drug Store. He offers a one dollar reward and provides contact details. He hopes for aid in reclaiming the money. Another note from L E Neal of 1106 Johnson Street seeks honest work to support his family, stating he is 38 and well educated.
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Fox Drug
East Tenth Street
South Pierce Street
Woman Seeks Immediate House Work To Support Baby
Mrs Velma Dawson, residing at 803 Garfield, urgently seeks housework to support her six month old baby. She emphasizes the child is not a distraction and requests any available domestic labor. Telephone number 22402 provided for contact.
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Tack
Garfield
Velma Dawson
Job seeker seeks rapid work amid hardship in Mangum
A widow and longtime worker announces availability for any manual labor or skilled tasks including auto mechanics, truck driving, yard work, filling stations, tailoring and hat work. She requests print help and provides contact details 20166 for Bill and 415th Fillmore Street Mangum Oklahoma.
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Tack
Bill
Fillmore Stree Mangum
Oklahoma
Early Heads Furniture Co. Names Manager
The Palo Duro Furniture Company announces Allen Early as president and general manager after a directors meeting last week. The new board includes J. D. Thompson as vice president E. S. Brasdell and L. C. Stevenson as secretary.
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Palo Duro Furniture Company
Allen Early
Mr. Early
J. D. Thompson
E. 8. Brasdell
L. C. Stevenson
Dairy Show Boosters Plan Morning Train To Plainview
A Dairy Show parade forms on Broadway as boosters arrive in Plainview. A Santa Fe platform concert runs 8 to 8 30 am, with Mason King J A Rush and Ted George in charge of a special train from Amarillo at 8 30 am arriving Plainview 10 40 am. Return departs 5 40 pm arriving Amarillo 7 35 pm.
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Plainview
Santa Fe
Mason King
Chamber of Commerce
J. A. Rush
National Bank of Commerce
Ted George
General Auto Supply Company
Mr. King
King
Amarillo
Howard A. Ferguson
Panhandle Plains of Texas, Inc
P .C. Bennett
Agriculture Department
The
Henry Ansley
Globe News
East St Louis and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Hogs led gains at East St Louis and Kansas City with higher quotes on 170-215 lb hogs. Cattle and calves showed varied moves while wheat and cotton hovered on bear and trend lines. Chicago grain and cattle values fluctuated as traders digested supply data and demand signals.
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Associated Press
Dambe
Kansas City
Chicago
D. A
Trading Baby Teeth for Dimes
A playful poem recounts a parent visiting a child's room to retrieve a tiny white tooth and replace it with a dime. The speaker notes the glow of happiness as the child awakens, praising a neighborly fairy for the tooth exchange. The verse reflects lighthearted, intimate domestic moments and childhood lore.
Penny a Day Insures Up To $100 a Month Policy
The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co. Kansas City issues a new accident policy paying up to 100 dollars monthly for 24 months in total disability and 1000 dollars for death, with no exam required and a 10 day free inspection. Over 50,000 people already have this protection. you pay nothing until you decide after free trial. Limited offer. write today.
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Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co
Mortarity Bldg
Kansas City
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