America plans bold European sport invasion this summer
Walter Hagen and Helen Wills lead a U S team bound for Europe with aims at the Olympic Games Wightman Cup and Davis Cup in Paris Amsterdam and Wimbledon They will be joined by Penelope Anderson Eleanor Goss and others as they contest tennis golf and team events abroad during a packed summer schedule
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United Press
New York
America
Europe
British Isles
Walter Hagen
Links
Helen Wills
Haig
Misa Wills
United States
Amsterdam
Wightman
England
Wills
Penelope Anderson
Richmond
Virginia
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
California
A. H. Chapin, Jr
Springfield
Massachusetts
Eleanor Goss
France
Paris
Hagen
Miss Wills
Aquitania
Mise Wills
Penelope Andrson
Helen
Sandwich
Archie Compston
Aubrey Boomer
Little Miss Poker Face
Eileen Bennett
Betty Nuthall
Senorita D'Alvaro
Spain
Miss Anderson
Ken Bouman
Auteuil
Wimbledon
Phil Neer
Poet Daughter of Millionaire Falls to Death
New York reports 28 year old Lorna Valentine Bowen, daughter of silk magnate Hiram Mallinson, died after falling from a Park Avenue 12th floor pantry window. She recently returned from a sanitarium for a nervous breakdown and left behind a one month old daughter.
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Associated Press
New York
Lorna Valentine Bowen
Hiram Royal Mallinson
Park Avenue
Albert H. Watson
Shantung Ensemble Describes New Autumn Frock and Coat
A description of a new ensemble notes a string colored shantung fabric with a leaf and berry pattern in autumn tones. The frock lines the reddish shantung coat of the ensemble.
Dutch Smith Assumes Amarillo High Coaching Post
Russell T. Dutchey Smith arrives from Sherman to lead Amarillo High School athletics and renew spring grid training focused on building a track squad for the district track and field meet in Canyon. The former Sherman High coach receives praise at farewell chapel with gifts from Bearcat players and pep squad, while local officials voice emphasis on character and moral leadership in selecting his successor.
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Dutch Smith
Amarillo High School
Canyon
Smith
Sherman
Sherman High School
Central High School
Russell T. (Dutchey) Smith
Amarillo
Bearcat
Bearcats
Mr. Smith
Bill Pierce
Cocaptain
Jennie Lee Paige
Board of Education
J. C. Pyle
P. W. Cawthon
Austin College
J. D. Harling
Sandal design features split black lizard and lavender shark skin
A street sandal showcases a dramatic split design with one side black lizard and the other lavender shark skin. The two halves join with an open work stitching pattern and a visible center seam.
Flaming Youth Fore runner of a Super Race
Chicago reports Mia Van Winkle head of the Washington police women division warns clubwomen that modern youth, though wild now, will be leaders of the next generation. She criticizes mothers for ignorance and says youths will gain knowledge of life and pass wisdom to future generations.
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Chicago
Mia
Mina van Winkle
Washington
Mre
Gerbe
Siothers
Vani Winkle
Five Crew Drowned After Fishing Boat Sinks Off Mexican Coast
Reports from Tampico say the fishing boat Joven Silang sank three thousand yards off the coast after a gale. Five crew members drowned while three men reached shore спасаб.
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Mexico City
Tampico
Joven Silang
Mail and Passenger Report From National Air Transport
National Air Transport Inc reports first quarter figures with 177 805 pounds of air mail and 180 882 pounds total cargo including 377 pounds express. A total of 269 passengers were carried, 72 in March, on the New York Chicago route and other legs. Warmer weather boosted passenger traffic though most night planes carried no passengers.
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Chicago
National Air Transport, Inc
Air Express
National Air Transport
New York-Chicago
March
Chicago-Dallan
Chichwa-Kaneas City
New York
Kansas City
Hillcrest Wins Narrowly in Golf Clash With Herefords
Hillcrest Country Club won fourteen of seventeen matches against Herefords in Amarillo. Doug Herring shot the day’s low 71, A Foster of Hereford claimed the lovecard with a 7H, while several headliners including K B Johnson, Werring Clark, Fox Mayer, and others posted decisive results in the meet.
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Hillcrest Country Club
Hereford
Jornal
Amarillo
A. Foster
Woolacy
L. H. Forter
Cowdrey
H. RK. Fox
Mayer
Doug Herring
Firet
K. B. Johnson
Pittman
Werring
Clark
Merriman Ve. D. Fox
M. T. Johnson
Marrs
Woolsey
Spernitz
Rice
Griffis
Roden
McGregor Va. Wilkison
Bartlett Vs. Bennett
Coon Va. Posey
Swith Va. Rosson
L. H. Foster Ve. Cowdrey
Dillon Ve. Osborn
Young Va. Lange
HW. K. Fox Ve
Mager
Greenbill Ve. Cock
New Zealand Heavyweight Tom Kveney Ordered Back for Training
Tom Kveney the New Zealand heavyweight on vacation in Europe has been ordered to return to the United States immediately to begin training for his title bout with Gene Tunney tentatively set in New York late in July. Charlie Harvey Heeney’s manager sent the order as Tunney expected to cut short his Miami Beach vacation and return to New York to begin preparations in Speculator New York.
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United Peat
New York
Tom Kveney
New Zealand
United States
Gene Tunney
Charlie Harvey
Heeney
Heenes Tunney
Miami Beach
Fla
Speculatoer
N, Y
Eleven Arrested in Gambling House Raid
In Kansas City police raided a gambling house believed to revive the Havana Club. Eleven people, eight men and three women, were arrested after officers seized dice roulette wheels cards and gambling chips. No money was found on the premises.
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United Breen
Kansas City
Havana Club
Lay County
Kannae City
Wight
Durham Improves After Long Illness
Durham, vice president of the National Bank of Commerce, has been homebound for weeks due to illness but is improving. He was reported this morning to be able to walk about the house and assist with light duties.
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TE. Durham
National Hank of Commerce
Durham
Toronto youth eats blades in reckless bet
A Toronto youth, Tarael Muby cate racer blader, reportedly ingested two razor blades after a dare. He allegedly confessed a youthful passion for danger and began by biting, then swallowed the blades and washed them with water. He remains alive according to the latest report.
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Toronto
Ulake and Landrum compete in close match
B. Rell and opponent Landrum squared off in a tight contest ending with a two point margin, highlighting a competitive clash between Ulake and Landrum with a two point difference.
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Rell
Ulake
Landrum
Tiny Lapel Wears Radish Art in Market Display
A quirky display features a lapel ornament crafted from red radish heads and leather stems. The miniature arrangement resembles a hunchbacked form and points to novelty marketing ideas.
Pioneer French Rheumatism Cure Sought by Paul Case
A letter from Paul Case of Brockton Massachusetts claims a French prescription for rheumatism and neuritis treated in the American Army in France. He offers to mail the cure if readers send their address, promising postal delivery in exchange for a response.
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France
Paul Case
Dept
Brockton
Mars
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