Radio dramatizes Payne case with Amarillo broadcast Friday
The Payne case is staged as a dramatic radio program aired Friday at 10 pm by over 76 stations nationwide including Amarillo on KGBS. Actors portray Payne Verona Thompson A B Macdonald of The Star and Old Tack with Time magazine material recorded in New York. The script climaxes as Macdonald questions Thompson and she confesses travels with Payne and a marriage promise.
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Chicago
Amarillo eyed for Northwest Texas health unit merger
Health officials push a model unit for Northwest Texas with Amarillo as base. If city and county departments merge and annual state funding reaches at least 5 000 dollars, state approval rises. A full unit needs 10 000 dollars yearly, with Rockefeller Institute covering half. Doctors and Potter County Medical Society back the merger to boost efficiency and save taxpayers.
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Amarillo
Pr. Andersen
Rockefeller Institute
Dr. Anderson
Potter County Medical Society
Doctors
County Board
City Commission
Bratislava Girl Admits Killing Three Children
In Bratislava Czechoslovakia a working girl confessed to murdering three illegitimate newborns in 1924 1929 and this summer by strangling them to escape disgrace. The bodies of the first two were dumped in a dump and the third buried in a garden.
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United Press
Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
Veronika Mulnar
Romanian Merchant Held for Burning Seven Stores
Galatz Romania August 24 Julius Marku a local merchant was arrested for arson after investigators found he set a fire to collect insurance. The blaze destroyed his own business and a nearby bowser.
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United Press
Galatz
Rumania
Juliann Marku
Olenix Adng Bowser
Payne Case Sparks Editorial Tactics in Pampa Letters
A reader from Pampa calls for decisive action in the Payne case, urging swift punishment and removal from public life. The letter questions the aim of mercy and suggests enforcing harsher measures, asking whether to sentence Payne to a lengthy penalty now and reconsider later.
Courthouse Expansion Plans Approved to Seek Bond Vote
The proposed new courthouse would add about 6,600 square feet and four times as much space. It allocates rooms for three new courts, clerks, jury dormitories, witness areas, reporters, and expanded offices for officials. A third floor houses commissioners and county court facilities, while a fifth floor would hold a new district court and a sixth floor the civil appeals court. The plan aims to include these features within a $420,000 bond without raising taxes, awaiting voter approval.
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Court of Civil Appeals
Potter county voters to cast ballots at 19 polling sites on bond election
Potter county citizens will vote Saturday at 19 polling places in a $420,000 courthouse bond election. Election officials for each box include J. W. Goff, H. Pike, G. Ray Smith, E. R. Bruce, W. N. Cooper, Harry Hatch, Quincy Ford, T. W. Cotten, John R. Trolinger, LeNeveu and others, with voters using state election boxes from the prior week.
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Potter County
J. W. Goff
F. M. Ong
F. H. McGregor
Floyd Sloan
H. Trolinger
Pete Lange
W. Cabot
T. J. Baldwin
W. L. Campbell
John Arnot
T. Henry Pike
A. Kruser
J. B. Scott
Roy, Broyles
W. W. Hamilton LO. Wilson
J. W. Wyatt Ae TS
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Udge
S$. C. Tulloss
Sysede
McLellan
G. Ray Smith
J. M. Simpeon
Cora Avery
Mary Brewer
J. G. Colby
J. R. Parr
C. T. Davis
E. R. Bruce
N. J. Frank
H. G. Hamrick
Louise Watkins
W. N. Cooper
J. B. Ratliff
J. W. Chiften
Robert
Ricks
Harry Hatch
John Whertley
Rutherle Bacon
Misa Rath Blackburn
Quincy Ford
Dan Pavillard
Frank Givens
Jack Johnson
T. W. Cotten
Elocution Records Pushed for Swedish Schools
Stockholm Aug 27 Elocution should be taught in Swedish schools using specially prepared phonograph records says Dr Nils Hanninger councilor of the board of education. Leading authors have read from their works for school records for literature classes and competent readers should make records to show proper pronunciation. Authorities aim to make Swedish spelling phonetic though spoken language often diverges from formal writing. Dr Hanninger will discuss these issues at the next teachers congress.
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Stockholm
Nils Hanninger
Board of Education
Hanninger
Assistant Director of National Parks Dies
W R B Lewis longtime master of National Parks died at his Chevy Chase home after a long illness. He served in the Washington office since July 3 1928 guiding lands management and previously that year was Yosemite National Park superintendent for 11 years. Earlier he worked with the U S Geological Survey in Alaska and South America.
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Associated Seas
Washington
W. R B. Lewis
National Parks
Chevy Chase
Lewis
Branch of Lands
Yosemite National Park
California
U.S. Geological Survey
Alaska
South America
McLelland 18 Freed On Liquor Charge
A jury found McLelland 18 not guilty of violating liquor laws in a district court case heard Wednesday afternoon. The jury deliberated only a few minutes and the verdict marked the first case on the fall term docket.
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Bill Mefflelland
Police Chief Seeks Job for Boy 14
Police Chief W. R. McDowell says Joe Wheeler, 14, bright and polite, is trying to make his own way while his mother and five other children are county charges at Ottawa Kansas. Wheeler has stayed at the police station recently and may receive a job when school resumes, though nothing definite exists.
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W. R. McDowell
Joe Wheeler
Ottawa
Kas
Derby plane crash prompts bleacher safety order
County Coroner Herman Bundesen ordered two large blocks of bleachers near the pylon where racing planes swing around torn down or left unoccupied after yesterday's accident that cost two lives and echoes a prior navy plane crash near spectators.
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Herman Bundesen
Giant beacon gleams as Lindbergh aids air races
At Chicago airport on Aug 28 a giant beacon dedicated to Col Charles A Lindbergh shed a 2 200 000 000 candle power light calling pilots to the tenth annual National Air Races President Hoover turned on the beacon last night using the Sperry gift. An air crash yesterday killed Lieut J P Deshazo and Louis Weiner. Seven people were injured as burning fuel exploded. Lindberghs and crowds gathered, with the Lindbergs moving from HasBrook Heights to Columbus overnight.
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Elmer A. Sperry
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Sanitarians Seek Host City for 1981 Short School
Texas sanitarians in Amarillo after attending the International Health Congress in Dresden note Europe’s high unemployment. Fort Worth surgeon Dr. Clay Johnson praises Amarillo climate and health. Dallas Waco Austin and others bid for the 1981 short school. J. W. Yates travels far from Madison Wis. for the event. Dairy advertising urged by H N Heffernan. Best definition at the school calls superstition “mental garbage collected through the centuries.” The group dines at a sanitary dairy barn near Mauldin Dairy with speeches by Hargis Read and Ehlers. Ferguson presides.
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Amaril
Johnson
Fort Worth
Denver
A. J. Caldwell
Sanitarians
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D. A. Hargis
H. H. Larson
H. K. Read
Texas State Sanitariana Association
Nick Ehlers
A. H. Hote
New Orleans
Howard A. Ferguson
Trains Collide Injuring Eighteen In San Luis Obispo
Two Southern Pacific trains collided in San Luis Obispo injuring eighteen passengers and crew. One man, repairman Thomas Leon, suffered internal injuries and the loss of a leg, life believed endangered.
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United Press
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Southern Pacific
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Dawn of economic turnaround amid global tensions?
A wide snapshot of postwar finance notes falling broker loans by five billion, France’s export lag and tariff shifts, and Calvin Coolidge praising French resilience. It also mentions German flyer Wolfgang Von Gronau’s Atlantic hop to Halifax and a suggested Chicago lake landing, inviting public attendance at a historic air meet.
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Chicago
President Guarded in Buenos Aires Amid Telefonica Strike
United Press reports Buenos Aires authorities tightened security at the government palace and the president I Hipolito Yrigoyen residence after word that 3 000 Telefonica workers would launch a 24 hour strike. Similar precautions were taken in La Plata, about 40 miles southeast.
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Buenos Aires
Government Palace
Hipolito Trigoyen
Union Telefonica
la Plata
Hungarian Fliers Leave El Paso for New York
Capt Alexander Magyar and George Endres, Hungarian aviators, began a transatlantic flight from El Paso at 6 30 am bound for New York, aiming to reach Wichita, Kansas late today, despite plane damage in a Tuesday landing that caused a delay. Morris Goes to Trial for Beer Possession in district court, acting as his own attorney, cautioned by Judge Bishop about jury panel as wife and three children sit in courtroom. Ray Daniels opens his season with a chicken hunt in Hemphill and Lipscomb counties Monday. Etta Hart and Jane Fatt of Quanah guest of Emma Hart. Etta to teach in Amarillo next term.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Alexander Magyar
George Endres
New York
Wichita
Kans
Morris Goers
Harvey Morris
Tie
Morris
Henry
Bishop
Ray Daniels
Hemphill
Lipscomb
Etta Hart
Jane Fatt
Quanah
Thet Ster
Emma Hart
Etta
Amarillo
Kansas City Livestock Prices Amid Sluggish Trade
Hogs 6000 head, prices down to per hundredweight, feeder and packing demand uneven. Cattle mostly steady with top yearling steers around 12 dollars, cows and milkfed offerings mixed. Sheep and lamb markets show narrow ranges, lambs around five to six dollars, feeders mid sixes.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Cattle and hogs prices steady in mixed markets
In Chicago and East St Louis livestock reports, cattle and hog prices show firmness in some classes while slaughter demand remains slow. Steers and yearlings traded near steady, weights 800 to 1500 pounds, with top steers around 12.50 and stocker cattle near 7.28. Sheep and calves offered uneven, with fat lambs steady to firm and vealers mixed. Across markets buyers included H. Howe and other packers. prices cited for various weights and classes.
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Old fashioned verse meets market chatter in a cryptic snippet
A dated stock market note mixes poetry with trading talk. It reports gains for McKeesport Tin Plate, Childs, Mathieson Alkali, and Cutler Hammer, while Mack Trucks and Westinghouse rise, U S Steel and others dip briefly. Call money holds at 2 percent amid shifting prices and cautious buying.
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Cutler Hammer
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U.S. Steel
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