Blame Assigned in S-4 Submarine Loss Near Provincetown
A naval court of inquiry holds Lieutenant Commander R K Jones mainly responsible for the loss of the submarine S-4 and credits Lieutenant Commander don S Baylis of the Paulding with serious blame. Rear Admiral Brumby should be relieved from command of the control force, and current officers contest the court’s fairness prompting further evidence.
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United Press
Washington
Naval Court of Inquiry
Provincetown
Massachusetts
Coast Guard
Paulding
R. K. Jones
S-4
Ihhough
Don S. Baylis
Brumby
Wilbur
C. F. Hughes
R. H. Leigh
Local Briefs Highlight Health, Travel and Social News
Betty Ward's daughter ill with scarlet fever at 2506 Taylor. Mrs. Ward off work at White and Risk. Miss Wooten leaves for Winters to start her own studio. Dean Kirk in Dallas with sister Ruby following an operation. Thelma Baker returns to White and Kirk's after illness. Isador Hockheimer of New York visits. William Johnson back home in Mt. Pleasant after a week here. Lindsay Smith attends to family. Burt Kniseley and wife visit aunt Mrs. Hatcher en route to Colorado. Homer Camp to settle in Wichita Falls with Fort Worth and Denver railroad. Mrs. C. H. Roark of Vega visits Runyon at 900 Lincoln. Gerald Brown, leg broken last week, improving. Miss Krady of Frost Motor Co. to San Antonio for vacation. Stamp Quartet entertained at Happy Methodist church with Camilla, Viola, Ella Guy accompanying. Mrs. Jack Barnes of Breckenridge visits her mother east of town.
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Betty Ward
W. H. Ward
Taylor Street
Mrs. Ward
White & Risk
Miss Wooten
Monogram
Winters
Texas
Dean Kirk
Dallas
Ruby Kirk
Thelma Baker
White & Kirk’s
Isador Hockheimer
New York City
William Johnson
Mt. Pleasant
Andre
Lindsay Smith
Burt Kniseley
Margaret Hatcher
Colorado
The
Frost Motor Company
San Antonio
Stamp
Methodist Church
Happy
Camilla
Viola
Ella Guy
Jack Barnes
Breckenridge
Bobbie Watron
Atkins
Jewelry sets for young girls on display at Dison store
White and pink corals are the adopted beads for the young girls of Dison. Sets include necklaces bracelets buckles and earrings. Kotex four for one dollar. Sewell Drug Co. Phone 2 1256.
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Dison
Kotex
Sewell Drug Co
St. Jacob’s
Vinol Helps Child Gain Weight and Health
A 7 year old boy recently fed Vinol gained 15 pounds and improved eating and activity. The testimonial from J F Andres says the first bottle added weight to thin children and adults. Vinol, a cod liver peptide iron preparation, is sold by Fox Drug Co and Post Office Drug Co.
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Iy Boy
J. F. Andres
Vinci
Post Office Rug Co
Fox Drug Co
Two Oklahoma Boys Face Murder Charge in Juvenile Court
Herbert Roberts and Lorenzo Dunn, junior high students, are to appear in county juvenile court on murder charges stemming from Raymond Gepford's death from an infected jaw. Gepford's father B. D. Gepford says the boys attacked him in a skate quarrel.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Washington
Herbert Roberts
Lorenzo Dunn
Raymond Gepford
B. D. Gepford
Engineer 46 Years Never Cost a Life
George A. Montgomery, engineer for the Denver and Rio Grande Western for 46 years, retired with a flawless safety record. He ran trains in the Almosa district in later years and previously on the Marshall Pass line after starting as an engine watchman in 1881 and becoming an engineer in 1885.
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International News Service
Salida
Colo
George A. Montgomery
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Almosa
Marshall Pass
Bandit Pair Robs Cincinnati Jewelry Store of Gems
Two bandits bound two clerks at the Ideal Loan and Jewelry company in Cincinnati Ohio and stole gems valued at more than $45 000. The February 22 robbery police report identifies the thieves and the high value of the loot.
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Bandit
United Press
Cincinnati, O
Ideal Loan and Jewelry Company
Berlin Engineer Claims Double Energy Magnets
Berlin engineer Josef Zacher announces hollow magnets produce double energy and says tests at the Reich Physical Institute confirm the result. He argues the invention cuts magnet production costs by about 60 percent and could revolutionize magnetic electric science.
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Berlin
Josef Zacher
Zacher
Reich Physical Institute
Tit Bits Invitation Sparks Playful Exchange
A light exchange from Tit-Bits features a flirtatious invitation as one person jokes about kissing and the other halves a tense look with a witty reply. The snippet captures a cheeky social moment.
Amarillo Men Honored at Club Meet In Oklahoma City
Amarillo members of the American Business club were honored at the Sixth district convention in Oklahoma City last weekend. J. B. Patterson of Southwestern Bell Telephone was elected one of four district governors. Roy Britain was named Lieutenant Governor, with two governors from Texas and two from Oklahoma. The details reference the 1929 meeting of the convention.
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Amarillo
American Business Club
Oklahoma City
J. B. Patterson
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Texas
Oklahoma
Roy Britain
Britain
Amarillo Men Promote Highway 66 At Tulsa Meet
Fourteen Amarillo men attended the 1930 convention in Tulsa with a special task of advertising Highway 66, the Main Street of America.
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Amarillo
Highway 66
America
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Anking
CORAL
VOGUE
Ickly Boy
Takit
Patterson
Tion
Tulsa
Beck. Bros
Squibb
Orphus
Quinlan
Randal Drug Co
Taylor
Brassieres
Fox Drug Company
Dr. West
Epsom
Chiropractic
J. F. Bromert
D. C
Western Building
C.E. King
Taylor Streets
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