Reed Attacks Roosevelt Policy as He Launches Campaign
Senator David A. Reed of Pennsylvania launches his re election push with a sharp attack on Roosevelt policies calling them futile fantastic poisonous and dangerous to American civilization The speech aims to fuel Republican momentum ahead of the November elections with Illinois primaries seen as the first gauge of public mood toward the national recovery program and the Roosevelt administration.
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Washington
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Reed
Ilinois
Illinois
Chicago
National Recovery Program
Final Rites for Mrs. Clara Curlin Held at Boxwell
Mrs. Clara May Curlin 52 died Sunday morning at her home 1111 Fillmore Street. Services were conducted at Boxwell Brothers Chapel by Jim Lawson with pallbearers S. G. Wright Jimmie Miller Charlies Scott J. N. Browning George A. McNeal and C. J. Jones. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by daughter Curlin Reed of Foulton Kentucky and son W. A. Bud Curlin of Amarillo and her father W. A. Carpenter of Fizevant Tennessee.
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Clara May Curlin
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Jim Lawson
First Church of Christ
S. G. Wright
Jimmie Miller
Charlies Scott
J. N. Browning
George A. McNeal
C. J. Jones
Memorial Park Cemetery
Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. Curlin Died At Her Home, 1111 Fillmore Street
W. C. Reed
Foulton, Ky
Curlin Reed
W. A
Bud” Curlin
Amarillo
W. A. Carpenter
Fizevant, Tenn
Calcutta Pontoon Bridge Replaced by New Cantilever Bridge
The world's largest pontoon bridge at Calcutta India will be replaced by a cantilever bridge costing 8 300 000 dollars. The replacement project aims to modernize cross river traffic and support higher vehicle loads.
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Calcutta
India
Queen Elizabeth Receives Veterans at Laeken Castle
Queen Elizabeth, widowed by King Albert’s February death, greeted a delegation of World War veterans at Laeken Castle on Albert’s birthday. Tears marked her appearance as she offered a brief expression of gratitude to the ex servicemen.
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Brussels
Elizabeth
Laeken Castle
Albert
Old Friend Honors Grant Hale with Final Tribute
Grant Hale, a Dodge City pioneer and former sheriff, died last week and was buried in Dodge City Kansas. H G Bell 83 lifelong friend delivered a funeral address praising Hale for courage and public service including undersheriff and Santa Fe Railroad special officer roles. Hale left devoted sisters and a wide circle of friends who valued him as citizen and official.
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Grant Hale
Dodge City
Kansas
H. G. Bell
Hale
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Railroad
Boxwells welcome baby girl Bev erley Jean
Mr and Mrs Paul Boxwell of 909 Taylor Street announce the birth of a daughter at 10 20 this morning at St Anthony s Hospital The infant named Beverley Jean Father Paul Boxwell is with Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
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Taylor Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
Beverley Jean
Boxwell
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Pioneer producer Hector Turnbull dies at 49
New Hope Pennsylvania reports the death of Hector Turnbull a pioneer motion picture producer from a heart attack after years of illness. He was 49 years old.
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New Hope
Hector Turnbull
Amarillo Businessman W. W. Lynch Seriously Ill at Home
W. W. Lynch, prominent Amarillo businessman and former county commissioner, is seriously ill at his home, 704 Carolina Street. He has long championed Amarillo transportation systems.
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W. W. Lynch
Amarillo
Carolina Street
Lynch
Feen a mint child laxative ad promotes safety
An advertisement proclaims Feen a mint as a safe tasty gum laxative for children. It claims universal approval by mothers, gentle even distribution in the intestines, and no upsetting richness. It urges prompt use for constipation and lists 15¢ and 25¢ prices at druggists.
Rites at Paducah For Mrs Roark
The body of Annie Lee Roark 38 died Sunday evening will be sent to Paducah tomorrow for funeral services. She lived at 302 Rose Street Amarillo since 1930 and belonged to Missionary Baptist Church. Survived by husband J H Roark and two sons Robert Lee and Don Royse Roark. Col J H Darlington of Seattle city council has grown bamboo in his garden.
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Annie Lee Roark
Paducah
Grigas & Sons
Col
J. H. Darlington
Seattle, Wash
District Court Schedules One Case for Trial in Claude
In Claude Armstrong County the 47th District Court has one criminal case set for trial over the next three weeks starting April 1. Ben T. Williams of Childress faces a driving while intoxicated charge, while another jailed defendant was indicted for burglary. Earlier sessions included the Prank Crutchfield murder trial. Sheriff reports grand jury indictments, including Jack Gish on felony theft, resulting in bond.
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47Th District Court
Claude
Armstrong County
Grady Hazlewood
Oklahoma Penitentiary
Ben T. Williams
Childress
Crutchfield
Jack Gish
Stag Party At Polk Street Methodist Church
A Class A stag party for the Polk Street Methodist Church Fellowship Bible Class will be held at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening in the church basement. Each member is urged to attend and bring a friend.
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Polk Street Methodist Church Fellowship Bible Clase
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