Five Reserve for Caravan to Indian Fete
Reservations are rolling in for the Panhandle caravan to the First American at Albuquerque leaving Amarillo at 7 Round Thursday morning. The group is led by Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wertz with Wertz as Amarillo Gas Company president. Others include Mrs. C. C. Cunningham Mrs. W. J. Beechler and Howard Federer. The News Globe and the Chamber of Commerce sponsor the trip and Wilbur C. Hawk Mason King oversee it. Tickets are $2 per First American performance with shows Thursday Friday and a matinee Friday. The party will stay at hotels in Albuquerque with the Country Club booked and a dance orchestra arranged by the Albuquerque Chamber. They arrive at 3 45 p m Mountain time Thursday and will be greeted by First American and Albuquerque officials followed by a parade. Reservations close Saturday night.
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R. E. Wertz
Wertz
Amarillo Gas Company
C. C. Cunningham
W. J. Beechler
Howard Federer
News-Globe
Chamber of Commerce
Wilbur C. Hawk
Mason King
Albuquerque
First American
Gladewater Mayor Fires Police Force in Turmoil
Gladewater Texas ends a turbulent meeting by firing Police Chief Dial and the entire force after discovering defects in the city charter. City Judge Corbin travels to Austin seeking aid to correct the charter as a new police force is contemplated.
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Dial
Orce
Vor Phillips
Corbin
Austin
Gladewater
Fine Remitted and Thrasher Released from Jail
George Thrasher, convicted of driving while intoxicated and sentenced to 30 days in jail plus a $50 fine and costs on May 8, was freed from Potter County jail after Governor Ross Sterling remitted the fine. Sheriff W. N. Thompson received confirmation from Pat Daugherty, secretary to the governor, that Thrasher had served his sentence and was released.
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George Thrasher
Potter County
Darnall Takes Over Bus Terminal Cafe
Phil Darnall, longtime Amarillo restaurateur, takes over the Bus Terminal Cafe at Fillmore Street near Pickwick station, adding to his string of local eateries after previously operating the Upton Jones Cafe on Taylor Street.
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Darnall
Phil Darnall
Taylor Street
Fillmore
Pickwick Station
Mr. Darnall
Amarillo
End of the Love Scene in a 1930 Novel Scene
A passage shows Pierre fleeing from Ann as Bruce calls and Old Tony vanishes. Ann kneels at a window watching a departing car, then resumes chores at the stove ending the scene with The End. Copyright 1930 by D Appleton and Co.
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Bruce
Pierre
Tony
Ann
D. Appleton and Co
Night Work Aims to Finish Oneida River Bridge
Syracuse report says crews will finish the Oneida River bridge ahead of schedule with night shifts in ten hour blocks under floodlights.
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Syracuse
N. Y
U.P
Oneida River
Flames Sweep Salvation Army Home in Dallas Fire
A blaze ripped through the Salvation Army home in Dallas forcing 26 women to flee nightgowns and robes. Two others narrowly escaped death as flames damaged two adjoining structures. Damage neared 20000 dollars. Johnny OLeary 49 was rescued after slipping on a ladder while escaping. Adjutant E M Dean organized shelter for the homeless women. The fire marked the third extra alarm in Dallas over the weekend.
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Dallas
U.R
Salvation Army
Johnny O'Leary
O'Leary
W. F. Sessum
E. M. Dean
Courthouse deeds and vehicle registrations listed
Warrantay deeds show transfers between Kingsland and others for multiple lots across Wolflin and Plemons areas with nominal $1 payments. Vehicle registrations list owners and models in Amarillo area addresses. A UPI brief reports nine year old Leslie Baggott of Hawkinsville Ga suffered a broken arm and bruises after a parachute jump from a barn roof using an umbrella.
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W. L. Kingsland
Jeannette C. Kingsland
Odom & Cotten
Beverly Garden
C. J. Garretson
A. G. Miller
Lakeview
Hawkinsville
U.P
Leslie Baggott
Hoover enters 58th year amid world, domestic woes
Washington Aug 10 President Hoover marks his 57th birthday amid economic gloom and rising unemployment. He faces a countervailing Congress and a Geneva disarmament push while planning a 1932 campaign year and steering U S policy through international and domestic pressures.
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Hoover
Washington
D D D Miracle Cure Advertises Quick Relief
Summer skin pains from eruptions, eczema, rashes are said to ease with D D D antiseptic liquid. The ad promises soothing oils, fast drying, money back if relief is not immediate, and applies to sunburn as well. Available from all druggists at $1.25.
Birth date ties three generations in family
STILLWATER New York June 13 marks the birth date for a mother daughter and granddaughter in Mrs A Hamiltons family a rare triple birthday occurrence. PORTSMOUTH Ohio Patrick Murphy retires after fifty years as a B&O railroad conductor and begins pension.
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Stillwater
N. Y
A. Hamilton
Portsmouth
Ohio
U.P
Patrick Murphy
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Texas
East Texas
Fine
Thrasher
Associated Présa
Mississippi
Hugh White
Mike Conner
Courthouse Records
L. I. Davis
Hayden Street
A. A. Scott
Santa Fe
M. G. O'Neill
Tascosa
Tex
Floyd W. Dunaway
Canyon, Tex
Amarillo Tent & Awning Co
Mr. Hoover
United States
Geneva
State OF
Potter
Ralph R. Sackstein
B. Archer
Glidden & Sanborn
S. B. Archer
Towit
A. D
Court House
State of Texas
R. E. Underwood
Mabel Melliott
the Globe
Nurito
St.Joseph's
H. V. Robertson & CO
Accountants and Auditors
Amarillo Bide
MATS
POLK
Tri-State
Shetland
Tri-State Fair and Junior Welfare League
Jimmy Hamilton
Lawrence Hagy
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