Panhandle District Medical Society Meets at Herring Hotel
Plans are set for the Panhandle District Medical Society annual meeting at Herring hotel Tuesday and Wednesday with about 150 physicians attending. The two day program covers science medicine gynecology obstetrics and surgery featuring speakers from Oklahoma City Fort Worth Dallas and Amarillo with a banquet and dance at the crystal ball room Tuesday night.
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Panhandle Distict Medical Society
Herring Hotel
Texas
Ray M. Balyeat
Oklahoma City
T. C. Terrill
Chas. F. Clayton
Fort Worth
A. L Folsom
Dallas
Amarillo
Panhandle
R. A. Duncan
D. D. Cross
Lubbock
R. 8. Marsalis
H. H. Larson
T. M. George
Quanah
W. 8. Miller
W. L. Baugh
H. L. Wilder
J. J. Crume
Anna- Tillo
Crystal Ball
Man Beaten by Officers in Houston Incident
W. T. Riggs, 23, of Houston, was beaten after a Saturday dance. He sustained a serious brain concussion and bled heavily in custody at Harrisburg jail where an $18 fine on resisting an officer was posted by friends. Deputies gave statements on the injuries.
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Associated Press
Houston
W. T. Riggs
Here
Riggs
Harrisburg
Scientist Warns Science May Harm More Than Help
Dr Carl Barns of Brown University argues in a letter to the American Philosophical Society that expanding public science education could cause harm by fueling war, aggression, exploitation, or sabotage as readily as peace.
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Philadelphia
Carl Barns
Brown University
American Philosophical Society
Shaw's Doctor's Dilemma attracts Amarillo crowd
The New York Theater Guild presents Bernard Shaw's The Doctor's Dilemma in Amarillo. Tickets at Amarillo College of Music range 75 cents to 2 dollars, with a record audience expected. Local sponsor Emil F. Myers notes the show follows the Panhandle District Medical Society meeting and may attract delegates.
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New York Theater Guild
Bernard Shaw
Amarillo
Amarillo College of Music
Polk Street
Panhandle District Medical Society
Emil F. Myers
Panhandle
Shaw
America
Myers
At the Theaters and Mission Shows in Town
The FAIR presents Sins of the Fathers with Emil Jannings and claims it tops The Patriot and The Last Command. The MISSION features The Wild Party an all talking film based on Unforbidden Fruit. The DEANDI screens The Cross Breed with Silverstreak on opening day. The NAT offers Rafe Emerson and His Orchestra.
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Emil Jannings
Wild Party
Clara Bow
Warner Fabian
Deandi
Cross Breed
Silverstreak
Rafe Emerson
Flashes of Life and Time Changes Across Cities
In New York Dr. Jesse Williams urges early bedtimes and daily walking to stay fit, while daylight saving affects about 25 million Americans as clocks shift. Spain plans to abolish the practice. Constantinople woodworkers seek toe protection from barefoot lathe work, with escalating costs for protective equipment. Kenesaw Mountain production billed as a grand new Amarillo showcase.
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Associated Press
New York
Jesse Williams
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Merchants Association
Spain
Logansport youth tops speech among Columbia seniors
Landis 24 of Logansport Indiana nephew of the baseball czar is chosen as the best speaker among Columbia seniors by a class vote. The piece notes over 200 rooms at Buckingham Palace including 40 bedrooms 30 state apartments for the king and 9 for the queen and 20 luggage rooms.
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Landis
Logansport
Indiana
Columbia
Buckingham Palace
England
Shamrock Women Form Temporary Business Club
Ten Shamrock Business and Professional Women convened at the Johnson hotel with a Wellington group to form a temporary organization. Mrs. T. L. Gordon of Amarillo led the session and Miss Mary Esther Chester, temporary president, outlined a constitution and by laws committee report due tomorrow. About 256 women attended. Amarillo delegates joined for the event.
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Shamrock Business
Johnson Hotel
Shamrock
Wellington Club
T. L. Gordon
Amarillo
Mary Esther Chester
D. W. Robinson
The
Shamrock High School
Daisy Pennock
Nan Gilkerson
Gertrude Foraker
Flora Chandler
Catherine Netcalf
Margaret May Pen
Storm Toll in Three States Rises to Nineteen
A week end survey ordered by Governor Theodore Christianson reports the tornado that struck Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin on Friday killed nineteen and injured about 600, with property damage near 3 million dollars. Wisconsin tallies twelve deaths, Minnesota six, Iowa one. Several were in serious condition in Minnesota and Wisconsin hospitals.
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Minneapolis
Theodore Christianson
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Amarillo hosts baby club names for state convention bid
The Amarillo club plans to present two baby clubs at the state convention in Temple on May 11 12 and 18. Local women have organized four additional clubs in nearby towns to support securing the 1930 convention for Amarillo. A potential visit by national president Lena Madison Phillips may occur at the New Mexico state convention in Tucumcari May 1. Buckingham palace staff numbers about 250 with 60 housemaids and four assistant housekeepers. New Scotland Yard tests wireless transmission of photographs and fingerprints of criminals.
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Nock
Frankie Gober
Grace Webster
Irene Duncan
Amarillo
Temple
Lena Madison Phillips
New York City
New Mexico
Tucumcarn
Buckingham Palace
Fighting in Central China Followed Chiang Struggle
United Press dispatch from London reports renewed fighting expected in Central China after demands on Chiang Kai-Shek by Marshal Feng Yu-hsiang. Source notes Feng aided the Nationalist seizure of Hankow and cites the London Daily Mail.
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United Press
London
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Feng Yu-Heiang
Hankow
London Daily Mail
London Observer
Shangai
Costs of the Revolution Fell on Nationalists
The Nationalists faced heavy expenses with casual ties totaling 600 and war costs around 20 million dollars to date. Marshal Feng received 5.5 million and Marshal Yen Hei-Shan, praised as model governor of Shansi, received 1 million.
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Marshal Feng
Yen Hei-Shan
Shansi
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