Camps Claim Local Scouts in Amarillo Area
Amarillo area Boy Scouts keep busy with camps. Twenty six scouts and leaders depart for Camp Cima del Mundo near Las Vegas New Mexico aboard a team led by Floyde Garwood and others with Troops 4 8 9 13 and 22. They return August 30. Vega Troop 11 conducts outdoor camp at Happy Glen near Canyon under Scoutmaster Billy Hudnall and aides. Troop 16 Vega completes a five day Word Ranch camp north of Bushland supervised by Rev Will Swim.
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Amarillo
Cima del Mundo
Las Vegas
N. M
Buddy Seawall
Weldon Pangie
Bob Baker
H. B. Childers
C. B. Marsh
Jack Rutherford
Orman Wright
Jr. Speros Geodosis
Alva Thompson
Bedford Thompson
Carrol Curl
Fred Brokesholder
Ray Pierce
Bill Dyer
LeRoy Stevens
Barney Goshner
Quentin Lewis
George Baker
Bert McCullough
John Turner
Floyde Garwood
Charles Whittington, Jr
Arthur Kollear
Ashley Caldwell
Cliff Miller
Cy Pitton, Jr
Vega
Boy Scouts
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Happy Glenn
Canyon
Billy Hudnall
Quenton Berksdale
J. B. Dotson
D. A. Dickolas
Word Ranch
Will Swim
Neeeee Tyet & Beeeric Thee
Delaware
Curtiss Wright
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Penney, J. C
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Roosevelt Eyes New Coal Code And National Pact
Hyde Park awaits a forthcoming coal code as Roosevelt leads a broader recovery push. He signed steel and oil charters last night, expects wage and hour rules for bituminous coal within two days, with auto industry under the Blue Eagle in the coming weeks. He plans meetings with Norman H. Davis and Mrs. Davis to discuss Geneva disarmament efforts.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
The
Hudson
Norman H. Davis
Europe
Davis
Geneva
Perley
Fred E. Young Named to Veterans' Review Board
Amarillo attorney Fred E. Young has been appointed by Veterans' Administrator Frank Hines to serve on the regional reviewing board in Oklahoma City. The appointment was wired Monday from Washington. A former Hanson Post American Legion commander, Young reports for duty Wednesday. The board reviews Veterans' Bureau cases for Oklahoma and 26 Panhandle counties.
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Fred E. Young
Amarillo
Veterans
Frank Hines
Oklahoma City
Washington
Mr. Young
Hanson Post
American Legion
Veterans’ Bureau
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Texas Polo Star Detained on Assault Charge
Cecil Smith a leading Texas polo player and second ranking rider in the nation was detained in Chicago on assault charges after a nurse Miss Eugenia Rose swore out the complaint. The arraignment date was uncertain as attorney Silas Strawn said he could not represent Smith.
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Chicago
Cecil Smith
San Antonio
Tex
Smith
Eugenia Rose
Silas Strawn
Willis R. Brightmore
Evanston
Strawn
Miss Rose
City’s Finest Uniforms Recalled by Veteran Officers
City’s Finest stood behind the central fire station as Carter made arrests, leaving little room for detainees. Hughes, now a Dallas officer near retirement, and Robinson, famed as the force’s Beau Brummel, once rode to Galesburg with famed horse interests. Snider recalls the era as officers wore the finest uniforms, even if they seem funny now.
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Central Fire Station
Carter
Hughes
Dallas
Robinson
Beau Brumme
Galesburg
Snider
Heavy rains sweep wide area from Texas to Kansas
The U S Weather Bureau forecast partly cloudy conditions for Monday afternoon with unsettled weather for Amarillo on Tuesday. A 5 inch rain flooded southwest Kansas, damaging homes and washing out a Rock Island line track near Dodge City, with Moscow and Scott City reporting similar totals.
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Pampa
Canadian
Borger
Skellytown
Cheyenne
Butler
Okla
Carrazett, Spearman and Booker
U. S. Weather Bureau
Amarillo
Kansas
Dodge City
Kan
Rock Island
Moscow
Scott City
NRA Groups Direct Survey Of Amarillo Employers
NRA volunteers in Amarillo began a city wide survey of employers, starting Tuesday, to measure compliance with NRA provisions. The poll asks how many workers were added since NRA began, payroll increases, and related items. A consumer survey and house to house canvass will follow next week.
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NRA
Amarillo
NRA Council
Lamson Case Seeks Motive Details From Prosecution
The wife and Dr Proescher questioned the motive theory behind the Lamson slaying. Prosecutors say little besides claims Mrs Lamson rejected her husband’s advances. Dolores Roberts, nurse maid at the Lamson home, is a witness slated for questioning. Deputy D A Lindsay plans inquiries into the Lamson home life.
Rail hearings on oil rates postponed in Texas
The Texas Railroad Commission moved the August 21 oil pipeline rates and oil storage hearings to August 30 due to Commissioner Ernest O. Thompson's absence in Washington for oil code conference sessions. Lon A. Smith said a statewide proration hearing would follow on the 30th, with Humble Oil and Refining Company’s request to become a common oil storer heard after proration. An East Texas operators’ request for higher pumping allowable will be heard as scheduled tomorrow.
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Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
Ernest O. Thompson
Thompson
Washington
Lon A. Smith
Commission
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Smith
East Texas
Used Car Trade Booming According to Transfers
An even 100 new motor car certificates were issued in the county tax collector’s office up to Saturday night for August. Six were commercial vehicles. Used cars are changing hands rapidly with 91 transfers Thursday and Friday and 120 transfers in the last three days of the week.
Masterson family guarded as bait of bank extortion plot
Officers aided by the Department of Justice staged a staged assault on a bank extortion scheme near Clarendon. A decoy car led by armed men tried to seize a package while a motorized arsenal tracked the gang from a distance. A sleeping cotton picker was startled but unharmed as the convoy searched for the attackers amid rain. The Mastersons and relatives remain under protection as authorities probe the letters threatening violence.
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Department of Justice
Masterson
Clarendon
Amarillo
Bill Adams
W. R. McDowell
Goodnight
Sheriff Adams
Chief McDowell
Bob Barnett
Randall County
Denver
Barnett
Beaumont Stinnett
R. B. Masterson, Sr
Chansler Weymouth
Sloan Kritzer
John Fain
L. Z. Scott
Austin
Tom Masterson
Jasper
the Mastersons
Markets Echo Mixed Trade Across Kansas City and New Orleans
Kansas City markets show 4000 U B C A i Hows with 200 direct. top $4.40 on choice 180-280Ihe, cattle at 17,100 with steers up to 85.95, dairy cows $2,754–73.50, stockers $4,500–5.80. New Orleans cotton opens quiet then steady, October up to 9.46 and December to 9.66 before easing to 9.40 and 9.61 as buying cools.
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Kansas City
U. B.C
Owen
New Orleans
Papal envoy to attend installation at Santa Fe cathedral
Reverend Cicognani and the archbishop elect will be escorted from Sacred Heart rectory to the Price Memorial College and cathedral for a formal welcome, address, and papal blessing. A special train will take the delegation to Santa Fe Tuesday for the 9 oclock installation at St Francis Cathedral amid national Catholic leaders.
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Cicognani
Price Memorial College
Gerken
Sacred Heart
A. F. Amirault
Francis E. Hyland
Francis Warning
J. H. Krukkert
F. M. Kaminsky
Santa Fe
St Francis Cathedral
Kidnap Suspects Held in Dallas With Confessions Sealed
Department of Justice says several confessions have been obtained from the five suspects held in Dallas in the Urschel kidnapping. The prisoner lists remain undisclosed for grand jury secrecy, while George Kelly is not named among those in custody locally. Federal officials have previously tied Kelly and Albert Bates, held in Denver, to the crime of the Oklahoma City oil magnate Urschel, released after a ransom potentially reaching $200,000.
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Dallas
Charles F. Urschel
Department of Justice
Frank Blake
George Kelly
Kelly
Albert Bates
Denver
Oklahoma City
Texarkana Surgeon Abductors Hunted After Narrow Escape
Texarkana Ark August 21 two kidnapers who abducted Dr E L Beck wealthy Texarkana surgeon fled from the automobile when it stalled on a railroad crossing as an onrushing train approached Warned by a train whistle Beck tore a blindfold and leaped to safety just before the car was demolished Clues are fingerprints from the car and Beck's description of the two men He was seized in front of a Texarkana hospital around 1030 Saturday night
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Texarkana
Ark
E. L. Beck
Dr. Beck
Crooner and dancer injured in car crash near Greenwood
Rudy Vallee and Alice Faye escaped serious injuries when their car skidded in a heavy rain near Greenwood and overturned in Bridgeville Delaware. Faye suffered a cut over the right eye and body bruises while Vallee was uninjured.
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Bridgeville
Del
Rudy Vallee
Alice Faye
Greenwood
Market Echoes Steady Opening Amid Quiet Trading
New York stocks opened firm then drifted into a steady jog as grains stayed firm early and eased later. Wheat and stocks led modest rallies before hedge sales pulled October to 9.28 and December to 9.52, with a mid-session rebound as shorts covered and alcohol stocks rose on Missouri repeal news.
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New York
Missouri
Schenley Distillers
U. S
United Aircraft
Consolidated Oil
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Union Pacific
The School Child and Posture Health Message
Dr M M Johnson of Massachusetts College of Osteopathy discusses posture food and happiness as key to schoolchild health. He stresses under nourishment as the greatest danger and cites improved posture and weight when spine is corrected and activity restored. He warns against coercive feeding and urges osteopathic evaluation for subnormal weight or poor appetite.
New Osteopathic Health Service Booklet Offered
In Amarillo Texas the Osteopathic Health Bureau of The Globe News Pub Co invites readers to obtain a free no obligation copy of a new booklet detailing Osteopathic Health Service. The offer is extended to all interested, with no cost.
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Osteopathic Health Bureau
The
Globe News Pub. Co
Amarillo, Texas
Oste
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