Weather hints at early August rain and heat linger
The bulletin notes a scheduled break in hot weather with more showers in Amarillo and a tropical system nearing the Texas coast. It predicts an upcoming rainy spell in August while residents from Dallas to Houston continue to face high temperatures and heat. A bar association dinner honors Judge James G. Wylien amid other local items.
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Toca
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Austin
Wichita Falls
Panhandle
Bar Association
Dam Wylien
Noy
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Indian statesman envisions a modern, unified economy
Mr. Shah urges India to learn advanced techniques from U.S. industry, praising the Tennongee Valley Authority's potential agricultural impact. He warns against forced division into Hindu and Muslim states, argues for unity under a federal framework, and notes India's textile export limits while stressing competitive potential. He cites leaders Nehru Patel and Jinnah as long-time independence drivers.
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New York
Chicago
Akron
Jefferson City
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India
Chicago Daily News
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Tennongee Valley Authority
Mr. Shah
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Hindustan
Pakistan
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Nehru
Patel
Indian National Congress
Windyatan
Mohamed Ali Jinnah
Alma
Frontier
Tnfnitry
Souvenir-Collecting Prince Visits Texas Oil Interests
The royal Yemen party led by Prince Saif al Islam Abdulla travels across the southwest to study petroleum prospects. Cubbage of Philips hosts a noon meal as the prince observes American business customs and discusses friendship and exploration.
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Panhandle
T. JL. Cabbage
Philips
Saif al Islam Abdulla
Anmere
Yemen
Studebaker
Russia
Polibus
Mr. Cubbage
Phillips Comany
Cubbage
KK. Baracat
Amarillo
Lawell
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Mr. Baracat
Ie Prince
Atabla
Markets Close With Mixed Industrial and Grain Movements
Trading ends with notable gains in several industrial components led by aviation and chemical stocks while grain and livestock prices show steadiness in Chicago and Kansas City reports. Investors watched rail, steel, and paper sectors as earnings outlooks influenced early afternoon activity and shifted sentiment.
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Pear Foaner & Beaar Aviation
Lacco
Bendix Aviation
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Sart, Wright
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Gillette Razor
Goodrich Goodyear , Gut Pet
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Sones Sega
Kansas City
Aureli
UBDA
Elven
Ntockern
Zwamey
Wrain
Helfers
Monroe
Aed
Tood Rand Enolce
Lightning kills Nazareth Man near his farm
A. M. Helman of Nazareth was struck by lightning while driving a tractor in a field less than a mile from his home. He died this morning. Funeral planned for Thursday at the Catholic Church in Nazareth. The body remains at Wallace Funeral Home in Tulsa. He is survived by his wife and five children.
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Nazareth
Helman
Catholi
Wallace Funeral Home
Tulsa
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Heiman
Cooperation with Indian government aid discussed
The article notes positive aid including reciprocal trade deals and visa extensions to allow Indian businessmen and students longer stays in the United States. It mentions a News Globe reporter's quip about breakfast and details the Shahs' travel from Tulsa to Grand Canyon, with a visit to Amarillo and a forest statistic from North Carolina.
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United States
News+Globe
Amarillo
3. H. Kendall
North
Base
Care for It Tuberculosis Eradication via Public Health Laws
An authority warns that tuberculosis could be extinct in the United States within 36 years if laws requiring isolation and covering coughs and sneezing are enforced. The suggestion emphasizes mandatory public health measures to prevent transmission.
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Fialinn
Veicé
United States
State Rejects Amarillo Teacher Salary Schedule
The Texas State Board of Education approved the 2000 minimum teacher salary schedule but delayed action on 20 districts with segregated salary scales. Amarillo, along with others, faces below standard pay for Negro teachers, as superintendent Charles M. Rogers notes a three year phase plan to equalize salaries.
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Mexia
Midland
Mount Pleasant
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Palestine
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Tait
Waskom
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M. Rogers
Actor Zack Scott Returns Home Amid Airport Greeting
Zack Scott arrives from Austin to a welcome at the airport with his grandmother Mrs. R Scott and aunt Mrs John Fain. He rushes to Los Angeles for a midnight deadline and soon begins work on Prelude to Night, an independent film produced by Producer's Artists with Arthur Lyons Diana Lynn Sidney Greenstreet and Louis Hayward in the cast.
Hughes inquiry saga shifts as Senate delays case
The Senate War Investigating group led by Ferguson postpones the Hughes inquiry into November. Robertson says the delay hurts Republicans politically while Ferguson defends the pause. Hughes, a millionaire plane builder, criticizes the process in a radio broadcast and invites supporters to California departures at Whitington Airport.
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Senate
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Texas
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Robertson
Virginia
Pepper
Florida
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Milenaire
Walt
California
Whitington
Amarillo highway plan faces city limits and funding
Dallas official Mr. Greer urged Amarillo to accept a northern entry near Tenth Street to permit an underpass. State plans to remove the Bushland underpass would reroute traffic near Bushland and through Amarillo, with the state funding four dollars for every city dollar on right of way. The mayor cited water and sewer needs as higher priorities.
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Hasard
Bushland
Thil
Amarillo
Rock Island Railroad
He- Hum
Veterans Hospital
Georgia Street
Amnerilia
Lawrence Hagy
Tra Stephenson
Amarillo discussion weighs truck bypass feasibility
Mayor Hagg questions a proposed truck bypass for Amarillo as Greer says most traffic would stay near the business district and the bypass would carry at most 15 percent of highway traffic. Attendees include city officials, chamber leaders, and highway businessmen discussing capacity along South Fillmore. 8400 miles of railroad are noted in New Zealand.
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Greer
Amarillo
South Fillmore
Carte Price
Lefty Fowler
James Lott
Ted Lokey
Carnival Game Operators Pay $38 Gambling Fines
Two concession operators at the D. S. Dudley Shows Marvin McOaniess and Leo Fritz pleaded guilty in justice court to running a build up game and were fined $38 each. Gaming equipment was confiscated by sheriff deputies who arrested them on the North East Eighth Avenue site.
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North East Eighth Avenue
Marvin McOaniess
Leo Fritz
Justice
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