Clovis Plane Tragedy From Sideslip Near Air Field
Special to The Globe reports a fatal plane crash at Clovis New Mexico when a cockpit vent cover blew off during takeoff. Lieut C L Stephens and two airport officials Thomas Scully and Philip Berry died as the aircraft entered a shallow bank and sideslipped at about 100 feet. The crash is not connected to Transcontinental Air Transport.
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Clovis
N. M
Lieut. C. L. Stephens
Thomas EF. Scully
Philip Berry
Stephens
Lieut
Trascontinental
Lieut. Stephens
Cleveland
Junkin Returns From New York Buying Trip
E P Junkin of the Junkin Dry Goods company at 613 Taylor Street has returned from a buying trip to New York. He was accompanied by Mrs Junkin. A fashion show by the American Woman's Association featured daytime dresses with longer skirts 3 to 5 inches below the knee and evening gowns reaching the ankle. Colors Brown patoo, green and red favored daytime wear while black velvet wraps and Coverta wool ensembles appeared for autumn. A fall season shift from sun tan complexions to peaches and cream was forecast.
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E. P. Junkin
Junkin Dry Goods Company
Taylor Street
New York
El Paso Woman Leaps From Bank Building
Mrs. Pearl L. Rutter, 35, leaped or fell to her death from the fourteenth floor of the First National Bank Building in El Paso today. Dr. H. P. Deady, with offices on the thirteenth floor, said he was scheduled to operate on her tomorrow at a hospital.
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the Associated Press
EL Paso
Tex
Pearl L. Rutter
First National Bank
H. P. Deady
Amarillo Wry Notes on Rain Beans and Local Characters
A column blends comic weather talk about plentiful rain in the Panhandle with humor about Amarillo residents. It jokes about snake carcasses allegedly distributing moisture, a drinking man headed for New Mexico, and the Will Rogers of Amarillo. It recalls a geologist Hagy, a fight, and a hospital stitch count. It laments jail bean diets and praises Jack Farwell while noting a dispute with Amarillo Gas Company figures.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
New Mexico
Lou Stogner
Lou
Will Rogers
Lawrence Hagy
Oklahoma
Hagy
Jack Farwell
Amarillo Country Club
Amarillo wife praises Orgatone for husband’s health rebound
Mrs. A Sullivan of Amarillo testifies her husband, previously frail with kidney troubles and poor appetite, improved after starting Orgatone. She notes better appetite, fewer sour stomach episodes, reduced back and head pains, more energy, and uninterrupted sleep as his condition steadily improves.
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Albert Sullivan
City Service Company
North
Lincoln Street
Marillo
Texas
Mrs. Sullivan
Amarillo
Amarillo Gas Rates Dispute Prompted Letter to Prairie Oil
Amarillo resident Kernel Erasmus Tack urges Prairie Oil & Gas President Nelson K. Moody to reduce Amarillo gas prices. He warns public dissatisfaction could push municipal action and seeks amicable talks, stressing fairness and local cooperation.
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Nelson K. Moody
Prairie Oil & Gas Company
Independence
Kansan
Moody
Amarillo
City Commission
Kernel Erasmus
J. Ray
Loyalty and oil power clash in Amarillo letter mix
A fragmentary Amarillo News-Globe item recalls a 20 year old note praising Standard Oil figures like H. H. Hafer, urging loyalty to oil interests, a gas rate dispute, a request for a new post office, and a digressive aside about archaeologists in the Panhandle.
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Amarillo
Hafer
Amarillo residents debate Prairie Oil and Gas dispute and municipal gas ownership
Amarillo voices split over handling Prairie Oil and Gas Company. Citizens urge arbitration and fear municipal ownership, while many want gas profits without city control. Meanwhile community notices include a dog reward, a Glen Rose trip request, boarding offer, and a note about peaches from Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds.
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Old Tack
Amarillo
Prairie Company
Sun energy and a British prison tale in one page
A column surveys scientific explanations for solar energy noting atomic stripping and dense cosmic matter. It then shifts to a young American’s British prison experience after a drunken car killing, criticizing wealth and justice abroad while musing on US federal reserve rates and usury laws.
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Federal Reserve
Navy Band Concert and Night Club Romances Listing
An air features listing shows a 7:30 pm Navy Band concert with multiple stations and an 8:30 pm night club romance segment. The schedule includes many radio stations such as WADC WKRC WGHP WMAQ WGL KMBC KOIL WSPD WHK and others, with a brief mention of orchestras and a 30 minute block.
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WADC
WKRC
WGHP
WMAQ
WGL
KMOX
KMBC
KOIL
WSPD
United States Navy Band
WHK
WCCO
WISN
WFBM
WLAC
WDOD
WBRC
WREC
Two Lubbock Girls Hurt in Car Crash
Made line Kelly aged 17 and Winta Stubbs 13 of Lubbock were injured in an automobile collision here last night with a negro driver held in jail. Minnie Kelly 11 and Iva Lee Bynum 14 sustained minor hurts. Willoughby and Juanita Kelly of Ranger escaped injury.
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Associated Press
Lubbock
Tex
Madeline Kelly
Winta Stubbs
Minnie Kelly
Madeline
Iva Lee Bynum
Misses Willoughby
Juanita Kelly
Ranger
Michigan Bound Dear Tack for Help Wanted
A person seeks a young man or woman to drive a car to Detroit with a small salary and all expenses. Call Amarillo Cottage Camps Cabin Two and Three this week. The note mentions the Unknown Soldier and a Geographic Magazine August article.
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Michigan
Tack
Detroit
Amarillo
Cabin
Kernel Tack
Geographic
Earthquakes ripple across Niagara region and beyond
Distinct earth tremors felt in Niagara Falls at 7:26 am lasting 10 seconds. tremors reported across Niagara district and into Ontario. In Buffalo and Sayre windows shattered, houses shaken, but limited damage. New York City also reported minor building movement with no damage.
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Associated Press
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Niagara District
Toronto
Ont
Ashtabula
Ohio
Perie
Buffalo
United Press
New York
New York City
Amarillo hosts Texas real estate delegates in lively session
Realtors from Jones and Houston gathered in Amarillo as the Texas Association of Real Estate Boards set a robust convention program. Speakers explained Uncle Sam's land management of about 194 million acres and argued that red tape should keep government out of private business. Delegates heard praises for W A Thomas of Dallas and noted R E Jordan’s aviation interests and leadership.
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Via Jones
Uncle Sam
Jones
Thompson
C. P. Atwood
Amarillo
Etheridge
Tom H. Ethridge, Jr
San Antonio
Charles F. C. Ladd
Charles Weeks
Wichita Falls
Palo Duro Canyon
Country Club
Houston
R. E. Jordan
State Association
Jordan
America
Texas Association of Real Estate Boards
W. A. Thomas
Dallas
Thomas
Publix gains control of Saenger theater chain
In Dallas on August 12 the Saenger Amusement company of New Orleans, with over 100 theaters across 11 Southern states, Central America and the West Indies, comes under Publix theaters through a stock exchange. Publix previously held a minority stake and shared ownership in Publix Saenger houses. The Publix Saenger group included Consolidated theaters and Wilby Kincey Lucas Baum members.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Saenger Amusement Company of
New Orleans
Central America
West Indies
Publix Theaters
Publix Corporation
Saenger Theaters
Publix-Saenger
Publix-Saenger Group
Consolidated Theaters
Wilby-Kincey-Lucas-Baum
Brisk miles echoed in a short verse of toil
A compact poem notes the sweetness of a brilliant mile that brings success yet hints at more miles ahead to conquer in time. It emphasizes ongoing effort and future challenges.
Markets Report from Kansas City and Other Regions
Hoges and cattle markets show varied activity across Kansas City Fort Worth and East St Louis with hogs near 11.65 top and cattle prices mixed. Chicago New York and New Orleans cotton and grain markets move on rains drought and rising consumption with futures showing steady to higher tones in some regions, while others slip on Argentina Australia and Liverpool influences.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Sid Worth
Atlas
East ST. Louis
Chicago
New York
Rene Cens Oe
Texas
New Orleans
Ull
Nort
Louisiana
Arkansas
Argentina
Australia
Liverpool
Stallworth Case Bloodshed Tied to Jealousy Claim
The Plainview woman believed her husband would be taken from her and her three children. A struggle during transport to the police station with Mrs. Morrison led to a shooting. Mrs. E. M. Stallworth, Fort Worth, mother-in-law of the defendant, is charged as an accomplice but not yet tried. No surprises expected in testimony on either side.
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East St. Louis
Plainview
E. M. Stallworth
Fort Worth
$50 000 Bond for SlayerFederal Man
Detroit August 12 John M Heath elevator engineer admitted struggling with Richard J Sandlands a federal prohibition officer on Heaths yacht Maxine before Sandlands body was found in the Detroit river He stood mute when arraigned in federal court and remanded to jail on a 50000 bond He faces charges of resisting a federal officer using a transferrable weapon and rescue of seized property Prosecutors declined to comment on murder charges but signaled no action likely at this time
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
John M. Heath
Richard J. Sandlands
Heath
Maxine
Sandlands
Detroit River
Foreign exchange rates from New York imports and countries
Foreign exchanges ease with New York rates: Great Britain demand 4.345 16, cables 4.84 18 16, 60 day bills 4.799 16. France 8.990 percent, Italy 6.22 percent, Belgium 13.89, Germany 28.77, Tokyo 46.75, Montreal 99.405.
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Associated Press
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Tokyo
Montreal
Butter and Eggs Chicago Prices Mixed on Dairy Markets
Butter and eggs data from Chicago show creamery extras at 43 cents and standards at 42 to 40 cents. Extra firsts and firsts range around 41 to 40 cents per pound, with seconds near 38 to 39 cents. Eyes market lists firm, extra firsts at 84 to 83 cents per dozen with various grades. Ordinary firsts 29 to 32 cents.
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Chicago
The
Associated Press
Poultry Prices and Market Rally Across Sectors
Chicago poultry markets show steady prices with fowls at 27c and broilers 26c, while New York stock letters report a brisk weekend rally. Opening gains span Gillette, Union Carbide, Westinghouse, American Can, American Power, Radio, and others with utilities leading. U S Steel hits 221 1 2, Pacific Lighting up six, and foreign exchange steady at $4.84 18 16.
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New York
Associated Press
Gillette Safety Razor
Union Carbide
Westinghouse Electric
American Can
American Power & Light
New Haven
National Cash Register
International Harvester
U. S. Breet
Union Pacific
New York Federal Reserve
U. S. Steelsmen
Amer Tobacco
Pacific Lighting
Kes & Webster
American Telephone
American & Foreign Power
Brooklyn Union Gas
General American Tank
Baldwin
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TEXA
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Amarillo Gas Company
Joe Cannon
News- Globe
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Mr. Hafer
Mr. Wafer
News-Globe
Harry Brown
Amarillo Gas
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Amarillo Oil Company
New Jersey
University of Pennsylvania
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Ray
Prairie
Ed. Burran
West Tenth Street
Glen Rose
J. B. Breedlove
Mr. Breedlove
West Ninth Street
Hollywood
Earth
Mrs. Reynolds
Fred Clark
van Horn
Olive Lether
Warsaw
Wyoming County
Sayre
Realtors
Long
Edgar A. Guest
Slayer
Victor Radio
Dial
Polk
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