Panhandle Press convention plans set for Amarillo
Secretary Gilmore Nunn of Pampa announced the Panhandle Press Association meeting will be in Amarillo May 4 and 5 at the Herring Hotel. J. J. Taylor of the Dallas News is among featured speakers. Delegates expect business, entertainment, and a barbecue with about 150 to 200 attendees each year.
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Panhandle Press Association
Amarillo
Gilmore Nunn
Pampa
Zs Johnson
Nunn
Panhandle
Herring Hotel
News-Globe Publishing Company
J. J
State Press
Taylor
The
Dallas News
Scout Trained Men To Organize Here
Plans to form a permanent organization of men who attended Boy Scout Training Schools will be discussed at a 7 o'clock meeting tonight at Central Presbyterian Church. Allen Early, chairman of the training schools, will lead the gathering. A Dutch lunch will be served for 50 cents per person.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Allen Early
White Cross seals sold in Amarillo schools
White Cross seals were placed on sale today in Amarillo public schools to raise funds for Crippled Children's work in Texas. Purchase is voluntary. Campaign chairman Mrs. W. B. Westbay says seals will be in each school room through Friday.
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Amarillo
Texas
W. B. Westbay
Primordial Sleep Found Not Natural for Humans
Associated Press science writer reports that sleep studies show humans do not naturally sleep all night. If instincts prevailed, people would take several cat naps daily, breaking the eight hour single sleep pattern.
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F. B. Colton
Associated Press
Washington
National Research Council
Thieves Steal Safe From Ima Post Office
Four robbers broke into the Ima, New Mexico post office early yesterday and escaped with an unknown sum after blowing open the safe. They loaded it into a car and drove several miles onto the prairie. Police recovered the safe and tracked the car to Tucumcari before losing the trail. Ima is a tiny town 12 miles from the railroad with about 20 residents.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Ima
Here
Dillinger May Blame Capone for Federal Man Hunt
Chicago reports that John Dillinger may blame Al Capone for the federal pursuit. The survey notes his crimes include murder and bank robbery as state offenses, with only auto theft across state lines plausibly covered federally, as Capone once influenced Chicago crime containment.
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Dillinger
Capone
Chicago
John Dillinger
al Capone
United States
Hubert McCoy Charged Again After Abducting Fort Worth Man
Hubert McCoy, previously convicted in 1929 on two burglary counts in Amarillo, is jailed in Fort Worth with accomplice Joe Burleson after an alleged kidnapping of Charles M Kell a of Fort Worth. A third man, who escaped, is being hunted. McCoy allegedly took $11 in two 1929 Holdups here.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Amarillo
Hubert McCoy
McCoy
Port Worth
Joe Burleson
Mount Pleasant
Homer McCoy
Charles M Kella
Buklets Bladder Relief Promises Sleep Restore
Advertisement touts Buklets as a bladder laxative using juniper oil and bucka leaves in a bag to flush impurities and acid. Claims relief within four days with a druggist refund if not helped, and guarantees by City Drug Stores and Fox Drug Co.
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City Drug Stores
Fox Drug Co
Predict Hapsburg As Austrian Head
Vienna observers believe Archduke Eugene of the Hapsburgs could become Austria's next president. Sources say the Archduke enjoys broad support among informed circles as the May elections approach.
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Hapsburg
Vienna
Austria
Archduke Eugene
The
Hapsburgs
Austria to reorganize on Italian lines to replace Miklas
The report says President Wilhelm Miklas will be replaced as part of a government reorganization aligned with Italian Fascist policy. It also notes a move to recall the Archduke from Switzerland, seen as a step toward restoring the Hapsburgs and enthroning Archduke Otto.
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Wilhelm Miklas
Austria
Switzerland
Archduke Otto
Decree Allows Eugene Return Amid Ongoing Exile Laws
A special government decree permits Eugene to return despite exile laws remaining in effect. The exile statutes have not yet been annulled, leaving the political status unresolved.
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Eugene
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