Weather and Social Notes From Amarillo Panhandle
Weather updates report normal April conditions with showers and a wind shift to northwest or north. Local chatter highlights Will Winch visiting Texas, Moai Caldwell and his plantation near Houston, and prankster anecdotes about John McCarty and pansies. A regional snoring contest is proposed with prizes of 100 50 and 25 dollars, plus travel to New York.
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Old Tack
Plains Country
Moai Mar
Walter) Caldwell
Big Bayou
Houston
Panhandle
Chicago
New York
Dixie Dice Springtime Review Set At High School
The Alice Landergin PTA will host the Dixie Dice Springtime Review at the high school auditorium, 8 pm showtime with 10 cent admission for children and 25 cents for adults. A collage of clever dancing and light entertainment is promised.
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Dixie Dice
Alice Landergin
Parent Teacher Association
Couple Wanted for Ranch Work Ad Appears in Tack
An asks for a man and wife without children to work a ranch, noting the couple should be suitable for farm tasks. The inquiry appears on Tack page 8, with a terse note about using a single man for certain needs.
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News-Globe
Dallas
Tack Temul
Alan
Army Reserve Pilot Crashes in Gulf
GALVESTON April 7 Lt. A FE Livingston a reserve officer pilot in an army plane crashed in the gulf during a power dive. Coast Guard boats had not returned from the scene. Livingston was alone. He trained with Third Attack Group flyers from Barksdale Field Shreveport in the area.
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Galveston
Afe. Livingston
Gulf
Coast Guard
Livingston
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
Fingerprints Tie Irvin to Artist’s Model Slaying
In Canton New York police linked 29 year old Robert Irwin to the murder of Veronica Gedion a 20 year old artist model her mother and a lodger. Fingerprints found in Irwin's room matched prints from the apartment crime scene. Police called the evidence almost conclusive as the hunt for the suspect continued.
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New York
Robert
Irwin
Canton
N. Y
Veronica Gedeon
Two Japanese Naval Pilots Killed in Tokyo Incident
Tokyo reports the death of two Japanese naval pilots today in an incident dated April 77. Authorities have not released full details of the event or location, and investigations are underway to determine the cause and consequences.
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Tokyo
Senate to authorize two investigations of rural school aid
Austin reports that the Senate received from the House a bill to authorize two investigations into the administration of rural school aid by the education department. The measure aims to examine how funds are allocated and managed, signaling heightened scrutiny of rural education support.
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Austin
Educational Department
Senate
House
Election leaders promise united city service for Amarillo
The re-elected officials thank voters for strong support and vow honest governance. They invite continued public input, extend cordial regards to dissenters, and urge all residents to collaborate toward Amarillo becoming a true Panhandle metropolis.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Searchers Plowing Toward Wreckage
McNary Arizona April. A UPA search party moved up a snow packed Mount Baldy slope toward a Douglas transport plane wreckage that crashed Saturday with eight aboard. They camped on a ridge about eight miles from the scene as snow 25 feet deep in canyons and eight feet on stones made the wreckage almost inaccessible.
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McNary
Ariz
UPA
Mount Baldy
Americas Ninth Aire
Morro Castle Officers Get Reversals of Pew Sentences
United States Court of Appeals reversed the sentences of Capt. William F. Warms and Chief Engineer Eben S. Abbott in the Morro Castle disaster case. Warms had been given two years and Abbott four years for criminal negligence after the 1934 fire that killed 134 people aboard the Ward liner.
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New York
Lsi
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
William F. Warms
Eben S. Abbott
Morro Castle
Warms
Abbott
Plane crashes near Yokosuka base after midair breakup
A scouting aircraft disintegrated in flight and crashed into the sea near Yokosuka naval base. Authorities investigated the incident and recovered debris as search crews limned the area, seeking survivors or additional wreckage.
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Yokosuka Naval Base
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John
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Tose Rogers
Mason King
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Santa Fe
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Paul Skillman
John Snyder
Mason
Skillman
Thompson Drug Company
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Mr. Skillman
Lord
We, the People
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Ohio River
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Carefal
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Mrs. Garner
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Geneva
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Perry
Equator
North Pole
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Bermuda
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George Scarbo
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Chenabrough Mfg. Co
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EYE
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Wagrold Enfield
Argentina
FOX Drug
Consumers Oil Service
Rochdale Co-Operative
West Sixth Ave
Tours
Guing
Sey PE
Town Tavern
America
National Distillers Products Corporation
New York, N.Y
Rip von Winkle
President
Baltimore
KC MO
Sebars
Firestone
Voice of Firestone
N. B.C
Red Network
Firestone Auto Supply _and Service Store
Budget Department
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