Potter County Seeks New Superintendent of Schools
Twenty six applicants remain for the Potter County superintendent post after the current leader resigned effective September 1. The county commission will appoint a temporary appointee to serve until November 3 or until someone qualifies, with an election date set unless no other candidates run. The salary is 3000 dollars yearly from state funds and the list includes Selvin Allen, Mrs M E Finch, W F Davis, and others. Initial screening showed 37 candidates, but 11 were found to be recommendation letters. The appointment was postponed to September 1 due to incomplete commission membership.
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Potter County
County Commission
Selvin Allen
M. E. Finch
W. F. Davis
John J. Ogles
O. B. Ginn
E. R. Carver
L. C. Merchant
J. G. Wilson
Hattie B. Ricks
Caroline P. Wallingford
Jim H. Dyer
W. D. Ward
Co. P. Sigman
Joe M. Mobley
Grace Meador
A. R. Anderson
Orley L. Miller
Ben Short
Bess Orr- Faringer
George F. Rhoades
Beulah Sheridan
Ernestine Lamb
Youth leads in qualifying for 36th Western women’s golf
Patty Berg tops the field with an 80 in the qualifying round of the 36th annual Western closed, as a strong group of young players including 15-year-olds Edith Estabrook and Hope Seignions compete alongside veterans. Marion Miley and Dorothy Gustafson tie for medal with 79.
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South Bend
Ind
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Edith Estabrook
Dubuque
Hope Seignions
Detroit
Hilda Livengood
Chicago
Shirley Ann Johnson
Beatrice Barrett
Eva Shorb
Massillion
Ohio
Marion Miley
Lexington
Dorothy Gustafson
KGNCG Radio Schedule Highlights and Lineup
Broadcast lineup lists Tuesday and Wednesday programs from morning until night. Notable segments include Dance Matinee, The Arcadians, Hawaiian Music, Bob Crosby revue, Municipal Dance Band, Duke Ellington, Boswell Sisters, Massey grain reports, and Closing Stocks.
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John Josey
The
Arcadians
Bob Crosby
Joe Gilbert
John Goss
London Singers
Municipal Dance Band
Bobby Baker
Herbie Holmes
Sky Pilot
James Landry
Duke Ellington
Boswell
M. I. Bevens
U. P. News
Sweet
Ma Perkins
Massey Family and Grain
Casa Loma Orchestra
Flying Dutchman
Joe Venuti
Philco Party
Betty
Bob
Islanders
John Nasaew
Proposals to check brutality of Spain's civil war reported
Diplomatic communications between Great Britain and France address humane treatment of prisoners. The plan aims to mitigate violations rather than end the war, discussed by Hendaye diplomats and noted by the British cabinet committee.
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London
Spain
Great Britain
France
Hendaye
Foreign Affairs Committee
Market Summary From Kansas City to New Orleans Toggles
Kansas City livestock markets show slower bids and uneven demand for hogs at 180 to 250 pounds, with early top around 11.40 and some 170 to 250 pound cattle seeing mixed prices. New Orleans cotton opens weak to firm amid heat and thin rainfall, with May through Dec futures hovering near 11.40 to 11.49 on light to moderate volume. Canada’s national wealth estimate tops $25.77 billion, down from 1919 peak of $31.28 billion.
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Kansas City
D. A
Fe Lowe
New Orleans
Dee
F. Pierce & Co
Amarillo
Close Co
Amer Loco
Amer Smelt
Amer Big Mills Wee
Amer Tel & Tel
Amour & Co
AMG
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
American Ratchstor We
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnsdall Bi
Baldwin Loco
Bendix Aviation Eee
Bethlehem Steel Tree
Borden Pee
Chrysler
Col Gas & Elec
Continental Baking Tan
Tay
AN Curtins Wright
Continental Motors
Douglas Aircraft
Deere Ca
Gen Free
Jen Foods
Gen Motors
Gen
Gillette Razor
Goodrich
Goodyear
Great West Sugar
Houston Oil
Houdaille Hershey
Adson Motors Wees
Neat Johns Manville
Kelvinator Ant
Kennecott Copper
Texas RR
Texas Pfd
Montgomery-Ward
Murray Corp'nubes
Nash Motors
Nat
Power & Lite
NY Central
North American Aviation
RNG
North American Co
Ally RY Ohio Oil
Otis Steel
Remington Rand
Republic Steel
St Joseph
Sears Roebuck
Secony-Vacuum
South Pac RR
Southern Railway
Standard
Sperry
Stewert-Warner Tae Aly
Studebaker Tee
Texas Corp
Texas Gulf Sulfur
Exas Pac Coal & Oil
Jaly Trans-America
United Aircraft
ORD
United Air Lines
United Corp
United Drug Eee
United Gas Imput
US Steel
Sohoices
Warner Bros . Western Union
Woolworth Tee Agt
New York
KE. A. Pierce & Co
Prew
Arkansas
Nat Gas Aa
Electric Bond & Share
Gulf Oil
Humble Oil + Oil
Sunray Day
United Gas Corp
Lover's Lane Lootery Raiders Alarm Amarillo Couples
reports describe a short stocky man with a gun targeting couples at isolated outskirts spots. victims tell of car side abductions during brief parking, shifting locations as police gather details with few concrete clues.
Mother Kills Her Daughter in Alaska? No Seattle Case
Mrs. Ester Hilda Olson, 33, confessed to fatally striking her 16 year old daughter Rose with an ax and a butcher knife on her birthday. She said she acted out of kindness due to poverty and bad life conditions, then attempted suicide soon after. Police report details of the incident and aftermath.
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Seattle
Ester Hilda Olson
O. K. Bodia
Rose
Bodia
New Policeman Joins Amarillo Force
New Policeman Co C Cutler, formerly with Amarillo Garage Storage, begins patrol duties. City Manager H R Smith announces appointment. No word yet on filling the vacancy from Clark Cain’s resignation as captain of detectives. City Commission to act on Cain’s resignation tonight.
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Co. C. Cutler
Amarillo Garage & Storage Company
H. R. Smith
Clark Cain
Cain
Democratic senatorial fights and county nominations map 1934
The article outlines a South Carolina Senate race with James Byrnes facing Thomas P. Stoney and William C. Harllee for the Democratic nomination. It notes six House seats with two contests and mentions California candidates endorsed by Townsend testing the old age pension plan, led by FE Margett predicting at least 13 district victories.
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South Carolina
James F. Byrnes
Thomas P. Stoney
Charleston
William C. Harllee
California
Townsend
Old Age Pension Movement
FE. J. Margett
Pension Plan
Plotters Stalin Nathan Lurie and Moses Lurie in trial
Defendants confess their guilt detailing their roles in a plot to assassinate Soviet leaders. Arrested suspects include Gregory Sokolnikoff former British ambassador and M Serebyakoff a former high official. Under probe are Izvestia editor Nikolai Burkarin Karl Radek Alexei Pykoff and Gregory Piatakoff with Communist ties since 1906.
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Stalin
Nathan Lurie
Moses Lurie
Vieq
Gregory Sokolnikoff
Great Britain
M. Serebyakoff
Nikolai Burkarin
Izvestia
Karl Radek
Alexei Pykoff
Communist Party
Gregory Piatakoff
Cats Indians Play Long Tie In Rainout Reversal
Oklahoma City and Fort Worth battled eleven innings to a 4 4 tie after a railroad delay halted play. Paul Easterling homered for Oklahoma City, Fort Worth also homered, and both sides scored in the 11th. Houston split with Galveston in a twin bill, Tulsa beat Dallas 4 1, and two games were rained out.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Oklahoma
Paul Easterling
English
Houston
Galveston
Tulsa
Dallas
Stan Schino
Steers
San Antonio
Beaumont
Owens Turns Pro Amid Big Payout Prospects in Roundup
Eddie Briez notes Jesse Owens plans to turn professional with around 150000 in sight. Mentions include the Giants' 12 straight series win, Notre Dame's strong fall prospects, and Elmer Layden's boastful material. Also references to Max Schmeling Louis rematch offer and Joe McCarthy among spring managers.
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Eddie Brietz
Associated Press
New York
Jesse Owens
Queen Mary
Phil Scott
Paul Dean
Giants
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Mike Jacobs
Max
Joe McCarthy
Willum Terry
Yanks
All-Stars Report to War Dallas in Football Camps
The Centennial All-Stars, 16 top 1935 college players, begin secret workouts in Dallas ahead of the Amateur Pro game September 7 versus the Chicago Bears. They will be joined by 17 more players after a Chicago game with the Detroit Lions on September 1.
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Dallas
U.P
Centennial All-Stars
Chicago Bvars
Detroit Lions
Chicago
Leo Meyer
Texas Christian University
Dick Sklar
University of Kansas
Abe Mickel
Louisiana State
John McCauley
Rice Institute
Rex Clark
Texas Christian
John Peterson
Ike Poole
Jim Howell
Arkansas
Willie Ogeny
Vanderbilt
Ronnie Throgmorton
Haarlem Oil Capsules Claim Nighttime Relief
An advertised box of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules promises to reduce nightly urination and flush toxins from kidneys and bladder. It markets the product as a safe diuretic and stimulant with origins in Haarlem Holland and cites common symptoms like backache moist palms and puffy eyes.
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Haarlem
Holland
Vanderbilt Players on All America Ballot
Vanderbilt selections include Sam Mays tackle and J C Wet sel, Rice guard Billy Stamps, M U guards Charlie Baker and Wes Muller, Stanford lineman J R Smith, M U halfback, and Harry Shuford, an 8 M U fullback.
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Vanderbilt
Sam Mays
Rice
Billy Stamps
J. C. Wetsel
M. U
Charlie Baker
Wes Muller
Stanford
J. R. Smith
Harry Shuford
Bus Company Seeks North Fillmore Line Extension
An application for extension of service has been filed by the Bus Company at city hall to operate a line on North Fillmore Street for Pleasant Valley school children. The proposal will be discussed at tonight’s city council meeting.
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Fillmore Street
Pleasant Valley
City Come Mission
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Black Panther
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Meyer
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Panhandle
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