Amarillo Hosts Woodman Circle Drum and Bugle Corps Honors
Amarillo Grove drum and bugle corps was introduced as the first organized of its kind in Texas and the nation at a Mineral Wells state convention. Delegates include Mrs. Georgia Easum Mrs. Jennie Lindbloom and Mrs. Harry Myers. Delegates chosen to the national convention in Seattle are Mrs. Easum and Mrs. Lindbloom.
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Amarillo
Woodman Circle
Mineral Wells
Amarillo Grove
Georgia Easum
Jennie Lindbloom
Harry Myers
Ruby Poindexter
Gladys Witten
Howard E. Boxwell
C. M. Wiseman
Edna Myers
Rainbow of Progress
Anna Walton
Texas
Jeanie Willard
Henrietta A. Thomas
Seattle
Missionaries Urged to Leave China Posts
United States consul general Doug Las Jenkins urged American missionaries in Southern Kiangsi Northern Kwangtung and Kwangsi to evacuate. Bishop O Shea reported a Roman Catholic chapel burned at Kanchow Kiangsi and said communists burned homes of shopkeepers and farmers in Southern Kiangsi calling the area an arson murder and rapine belt. He said Kwantung government aid and Nanking promises had not materialized and officials show little interest in subduing the radials.
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Canton
Chinas
Douglas Jenkins
United States
Kiangsi
Kwangtung
Kwangsi
O’shea
Kanchow
Kwantung
Nanking
Bare leg fad gets early St. Louis start
A survey indicates that the excessively warm spring will bring an early bare leg fad to St. Louis this summer.
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ST. Louis
International News Service
Amarillo Grocery Man Endorses Orgatone
Edwin Morley of Amarillo endorses Orgatone after his wife’s twelve year struggle with indigestion gas headaches and back pain. He cites her cure with Orgatone and notes the medicine is sold locally at S34 Drug Store under a special representative.
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Edwin Morley
East Third Street
Amarillo
Texas
Mirror Street
Morley
Orgatone
River Bridge Case To Start Saturday
Sherman Texas April 17. The suit of the state against the Red River Bridge Company to abate alleged excessive tolls between Denison and Oklahoma will be taken up again in District Court here Saturday. The case was halted last Saturday when Joseph Weldon Bailey counsel for the Bridge company died suddenly in the courtroom.
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Sherman
Texas
Red River Bridge Company
Denison
Oklahoma
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Bridge Company
Idaho Miner Saved After 48 Hour Entombment
Oscar Johnson and John Amonson, miners from the Frisco mine near Wallace Idaho, were rescued after about 48 hours entombed in the shaft. Rescue teams from Couer D Alene district mines labored in relays through Sunday night into Monday to free them.
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United Press
Wallace
Idaho
Frisco
Here
Oscar Johnson
John Amonson
Couer D'Alene
Mountain Grove Mayor Defeated After Twenty-Year Run
Frank J. Grahl, Mountain Grove's long time mayor, was defeated in the recent election after twenty consecutive years in office.
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International News Service
Mountain Grove
Frank J. Grahl
Early Freeze Arrives Weeks Ahead of Seasonal Norms
A sudden early cold snap descended on the town two weeks before the usual start of winter. Residents prepared for lower temperatures and potential travel disruptions as frost and wind chills set in.
Amarillo Jobbers Publish Comprehensive Trade Pamphlet
The Amarillo Jobbers and Manufacturers Association issues a pamphlet claiming to list every item sold by Amarillo firms from needles to threshing machines. S. J. Cole and a committee compiled the data for master distribution by traveling salesmen, aimed at fostering cooperation among local wholesale and manufacturing firms.
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Amarillo
Mercy plane with medicine to San Benito
A mercy airplane from San Antonio delivered seven doses of rabies vaccine to San Benito because local doctors found none in town. The vaccine was needed to treat the 7 year old son of Mr and Mrs Manual Mantlavo.
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San Benito
Tex
San Antonio
Manuel Montalvo
Chefs Target Slimness In London Diet Order
London reports that M. Latry, a prominent chef, orders his staff to diet or quit to keep their taste sharp. He argues fatter chefs may lose sensitivity and has formed two measures to enforce slimness.
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United Press
London
M. Larry
M. Latry
Oxford boat race boat given to staff crew
A referenced figure presents a boat to younger staff members for rowing. The vessel is noted as the boat Oxford University used in losing the annual varsity boat race three years prior.
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Oxford University
Maryland Court Bans New Family Tribunal
Maryland Supreme Court rejects plan to create a Domestic Relations Court in Baltimore. No new family tribunal will be established. The brief notice notes the ruling issued in Baltimore, with no further details available.
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Maryland
NEW Family Tribunal
International News Service
Baltimore, Md
Supreme Court
Dowmostion
Dogwood Season Opens Two Weeks Early in South
Atlanta dispatch reports dogwood blossoming two weeks ahead of schedule as spring ushers early bloom along with warm weather. Local observers note petals brightening streets and parks.
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South
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