Elementary School Track Meet Opens In Amarillo
The Amarillo junior-sized elementary track meet begins Tuesday at 4 PM with Wilson School hosting the first sectional. Six grade schools compete for sectional winners advancing to the city championship on May 6. Second sectional is Wednesday at Horace Mann and the final at Sanborn on Thursday.
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Wilson
Jess Dearley
Horace Mann
Sanborn
Wolflin
Alice Landergin
McKinley
Margaret Wills
Lee Bivins
San Jacinto
Will Rogers
Horace Mann Summit
Pleasant Valley
Dwight Morrow
Glenwood
Humphrey's Highland
Forest Hill
Veteran Musicians Union Leader Oscar Hild Dies
Oscar F. Hild, 49, longtime president of Cincinnati Local No. 1 of the Musicians Union and former managing director of the Cincinnati Summer Opera Association, died after a Friday night illness. He was known to many opera stars and led the local union for 19 years and the opera group for 16 years in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Oscar F. Hild
Hild
Cincinnati Musicians’ Union
Cincinnati Summer Opera Association
Self-Operated Animal Drinking Fountain Demonstrated
A spoon shaped outer end of a lever is immersed in a drinking bowl. When an animal pushes it with its nose the lever opens a valve to release water. As the animal lifts its head the valve automatically closes, stopping the flow.
Court Upholds Dismissal In Washington Cab Libel Suit
Thomas W Fowler Charles B Howery and 59 cab drivers claimed a magazine article harmed them with malice and public ridicule. Judge Holtzoff labeled the piece a caustic diatribe but found no libel action. The three man court of appeals agreed, ruling the suit lacked a specific legal claim against the publisher. Fowler sought 100000 dollars while the others sought 300000 in total.
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Thomas W. Fowler
Charles B. Howery
Alexander Holtzoff
Court of Appeals
Fowler
Washington
Governor grants 30 day stay in Dan White murder case
Austin April 24 Gov Al Lan Shivers granted a 30 day stay of execution to Dan White sentenced to death in Palo Pinto County for murder The reprieve shifts his execution date from May 23 to June 22 in a Palo Pinto County case reported by U P.
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Austin
U.P
Allan Shivers
Dan White
Palo Pinto County
White
Western Powers Brace for Berlin Invasion Attempt
US officials fear a renewed Soviet push to drive Western forces from Berlin next month. They anticipate an invasion of the Western zones by about five hundred thousand German Communist youths and expect firm resistance.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Berlin
Circus Hero or Safer Lie For Child Rescue
A two year old Judith Meyer was rescued from a fifth story window by claimed savers Foschino and Diamond with witnesses divided on who actually saved her. Police noted no crime and will not alter their report though each man claimed credit.
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New York
Judith Meyer
Alfred Fosehino
Morris Diamond
Foschino
Diamond
Little Judith
BC Headache Powders or Tablets Ad Claim
An old style advertisement promotes BC Headache Powders or Tablets for rapid relief. It touts a combined formula of multiple pain relievers for stronger effect than single ingredients, available as tablets or powder with the same quick action. The copy notes dosing equivalence and prices 10¢ and 25¢.
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Uy “Bc
Fort Worth Hosts State Osteopaths Meeting
Fort Worth will host Texas osteopaths as they gather for sessions from Thursday through Saturday. Trustees of the Texas Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons meet at Hotel Texas to review last year and plan next year. Delegates study policy, convention opens Thursday. Dr. Serge C. Edwards of San Antonio is state president.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Texas Osteopaths
Texas Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Hotel Texas
House of Delegates
Association
Serge C. Edwards
San Antonio
Completing Repairs On Water Main In Amarillo
The 20 inch water line under the Rock Island Railroad near Second and Madison will be back in service Wednesday, announced H. R. Smith, director of public works. The line has been out of service for several weeks while leaks were repaired, requiring tunneling under the railroad right of way. All line in the tunnel has been replaced, restoring the major water supply for the north part of the city after temporary use of smaller lines.
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Rock Island Railroad
Madison
H. R. Smith
Public Works
Rock Island
Amarillo
Rites in Salina for Father of Motch
Funeral services for Prank Ludes of Salina will be held tomorrow morning. He died Saturday at his Salina home. Ludes is the father in law of Jack Motch, formerly of Amarillo, now residing in Los Angeles California.
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Prank Ludes
Salina
Kane
Jack Motch
Amarillo
Ludes
Mr. Motch
Los Angeles
Cal
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