Local Coach George May Dazzles At Amarillo Family Night
Coach Bob Clark at Erick High School staged a magic show for about 150 attendees at Amarillo Country Club. He handed out Red Cross swimmer badges and medals to youngsters, then wowed the crowd by making a duck disappear. The evening also featured din ner, a putting contest, a movie, and a photo talk as Clark prepares for a huddle with Oklahoma coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Clark
Amarillo Country Club
Oklahoma City
Sooner
Clark
Erick High School
Wheeler
Husky
Nat-Brown
Mary Emily Griffith
Red Cross
Pilly Gibson
Art McKay
Joe Bob Mobley
Jack Ross
Don McCormick
Lorna McCormick
John Boyce, Jr
Patricia Patton
Joe Ann Gibson
Tfe
Country Club
Elbert Lamb
Mack Ratcliff
Freel Blackburn
Peggy Hill
Roosevelt Signs Army Housing Bill for Rehabilitation
President Roosevelt signed the 25.6 million dollar army housing bill to rehabilitate and build new housing at army posts and facilities, financing through federal funds and ferries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Army
Washington
United States
Missing Dorothy Gulledge Sought by Police in Minneapolis
Police seek help locating 16 year old Dorothy Gulledge missing since Wednesday night. Lois Pariah of 417 North Buchanan Street requests police join the search in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gulledge
Lois Pariah
North
Buchanan Street
Markets Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton
Markets report from Kansas City shows hogs 700 head topping at 11.35 with various weights and sows around 9 to 9.75 while calves and vealers trend lower and sheep and lambs firm to higher. New Orleans cotton opens steady to slightly lower with modest activity and futures in modest retreat. Ottawa notes Canada expanding European trade in potato beetle control insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Colorado
New Orleans
What The Wheto What The Wheto Billfold Lost
A reader requests help locating a lost billfold last Sunday near an unspecified area. The note seeks tips and mentions continued coverage on page 1.
Radio Schedule Highlights From KGNC Friday and Saturday
A detailed KGNC broadcast lineup lists daytime and evening programs including baseball scores, police bulletins, NBC features, music by Marlowe and Lyon, Don Winslow of the Navy, education segments, Baritone Barry McKingley, Panhandle Cowboy and Top Hatters, Stardust with Bill Wilson, news, dance music, and various NBC programs across Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlowe & Lyon
NBC
Don Winslow
The
Navy
Barry McKingley
Bill Wilson
Rhythm Makers
Melva Hagen
Samuel Kissel
Robert L. Ripley
Professor Twigseat
School of the Drama
Loretto Reel
Uncle Ezra
Playland Casino Orchestra
Cecil .Golly
Fletcher Henderson
Sky Pilot
Farm Extension Service
Breakfast Club of the Air
Nancy Swanson
National Farm and Home Hour
Benny Goodman
Flying Dutchman
Whitney Ensemble
Tommy Dorsey
Luboschuta
Nemenoff
Will Charge Girl With Burns Death
Assistant State's Attorney Harry Posner announced in Chicago court that Lucille Buehler, companion of slain Robert F. Burns, would be charged with murder. She claims two men shot Burns while they walked in a lakefront park as police hunt two underworld suspects connected to her earnings. The court set 1 PM as a delay while Miss Buehler seeks habeas corpus against a $190,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Harry Posner
Lucille Buehler
Robert F. Burns
Miss Buehler
Quake Zones Shrink As Study Narrowly Defines Regions
Berkeley briefing cites Dr. Franz X. Schaffer stating the world’s earthquake belt is shrinking to two major zones. California and Japan-New Zealand areas remain seismic. faults lie mainly between the 40th parallels. He notes moveable zones gradually vanish as geologic aging proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
Franz X. Schaffer
California
Schaffer
Japan
New Zealand
Cook Straits
Europe
Asia
Mellon Ends Quiet Life Leaving Vast Estate Plan
Mellon's death ends a private life shadowed by immense holdings worth billions held by banks railroads and utilities. At his death a $100 million book value estimate rests alongside a $67 million federal tax and an 80 percent state tax rebate. gifts of about $200 million to two children occurred since 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ailsa Bruce
Paul Mellon
J. Abernathy
Washington
Chicken Drives Rachel Lockett to Injury in Shoo Incident
In Jasper Texas a Roganville woman named Rachel Lockett swung a broom at a stubborn chicken that would not shoo. The blow dislocated her shoulder, but the chicken finally moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicken
Rachel
Jasper
Tex
Rachel Lockett
Sea Sickness Declines Says Dollar Line Surgeon
Dr. William M. Wildman, 13 years chief surgeon of the Dollar Line, reports sea sickness is waning as passengers stop worrying and remain active aboard ships. He notes the ailment passed when people stopped dwelling on it and returned to normal routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.P
William M. Wildman
Water priced to water lawns lowers city bath costs
In Little Rock Arkansas Mayor R. Overman set a half price water rate for sprinkling lawns and gardens in summer with free special meters installed. The report notes a trend of California homes built with primitive Indian adobe bricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
U.P
R. E. Overman
California
Mellon collection valued at 50 million dollars in trust
Death occurred while Mellon awaited a final ruling by the United States Board of Tax Appeals on a federal suit to recover 3 075 104 dollars in income taxes for 1931 plus a 50 percent penalty under the internal revenue law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Treasury
Sino-Jap Conflict Escalates Over Chinese Ambassador Shooting
Reports from Shanghai describe Japanese infantry bearing on rice fields as Great Britain vows action over the shooting of its ambassador by a Japanese warplane. Ambassadeur Shigeru Yoshida seeks official regret. Britain may demand apology, compensation, and indemnity if the envoy dies. Soviet Russia's involvement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
China
George VI
Tokyo
London
Shigeru Yoshida
Britain
Shanghai
Soviet
Russia
Mussolini Hails Franco Victory in Santander
Premier Benito Mussolini praised Francisco Franco as Spanish insurgents captured Santander. Italy reported 341 soldiers killed and 1,676 wounded in the ten day battle, with Franco telegrams expressing pride in Italian legionnaires and their contribution to the triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franco
Il Duce
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Santander
Italy
Francisco Franco
Duce
Mussolini
Spain
Mediterranean
Beaumont Man Joins Highway Patrol Staff Here
Sergeant H. H. Boethel of Beaumont is added to the State Highway Patrol force with headquarters in the Panhandle district. He serves as assistant to Captain M. L. Berry and will lead patrols inspections and investigations when Berry is away. Additional additions to the Panhandle force are expected around October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Boethel
Beaumont
Boethel
M. L. Berry
Panhandle
Berry
Captain Berry
Germans Arrests Rise in Leningrad and Russia
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung reports from Moscow that 30 more Germans were arrested in Leningrad and other Russian regions on anti-Soviet activity charges, bringing the total German arrests in recent months to about 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U.P
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Moscow
Leningrad
Russia
Japanese Threat to Raid Shanghai Soviet Consulate
Tass warned Russia will hold Japan responsible if the Shanghai consulate is violated. The blockade of the China coast could extend to foreign merchant ships bound for China, possibly affecting the Wichita carrying Bellanca planes from the United States. Cross-eyed doctors are noted as highly capable in Central Turkestan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Tass
Russia
Japan
China
The
Wichita
United States
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George May
Minneapolis
NYA
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
New Mexico
Uncle Sam
Loele Fam
Orlova
Ghieve
Luciana
Rice Czar
Frances
New Vogel
Canada
Ottawa
B. A. Pierce & Co
Dee Tan
New York
E A. Pierce & Co
Amarillo
Amer
La'y Cent
Eee
Aaiy O
Curtisa Wright
Curtias Wirea
L Motors
Silwat Douglas Siprvatt
Anton
Lec Auto Fite
Firestone
Qantas
Elec Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette Rager
Houston
Houdaille Mirshey
Madson Motors
Milinterna Harvester
Jonne Manville
Kennecott Copper Vets
Crete
Murray Corp'nality
Nash Kelvinator Owen
Nat Dairy
North American
Waly
Ohio
Otia Steel
Packard Mires
Aramouns
Pure It
Phillips Petrol
Aio
Lily Iy Ming Be
Randy
Aay
Sie
Reynolds Tobacco A
Shady
Joseph Lead Bears
Roebuck
Bocony Vacuum
Southern Railway
South Pec
Blandard Brands
Sperry Ry
Stewart Warner IM U
Ridebaker
Texas Cor Me
Texas Gul
Psuitar
Texas Pac
Tide Water
Trans America
Thompean Starrett
Texans Gulf
United Aircraft
United Air Lines
Ile
United Drug
United Corp VM
United Gas
U & Stee Ina
Toy
Warner
Western Union
Woolworth
Bond & Share
Humble Oil
Funray
Heelan Mines
Billfold
Tos Shows
Irene Dunne
Los Angeles
KGNC
Jesse Livermore, Sr
John Alden
Muriel
Honey” Johnson
Prince David Moivant
Honey
Jewes
Heney
Madivani
China War Zone
Tientsin
Nankow Pass
Nippon
Peiping
Bruce
National Gallery of Art
John Furbach
Polk
Amarillo Klan No. 360
Knights of the Kla Klux Klan
P. O. Box
Central
Turkestan
Ibe
Pal Posse
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