Bodies Sought After Severe Hawaii Storm
Governor Poindexter ordered national guardsmen to search for storm victims as five bodies were recovered in flooded Oahu areas. The downtown Y M C A was turned into a refugee camp for families driven from their homes while communications failed and hail two inches across cut lines. Plantations suffered heavy damage and boats offshore were feared lost in the deluge.
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Honolulu
T. H
U.P
Poindexter
Oahu
First Christian To Have Festival At New Church Unit
A spring festival at the First Christian Church in its new unit will start Friday at 5 PM. The public is invited to enjoy entertainment by a king and queen of the Cannibal Isle, Bean Town baby show, a negro minstrel, a freak show, a Venetian glass blower, and more. There will be a fish pond, Japanese tea garden, games, auto rides, and booths for chili, pies, coffee, and cake. A nursery will operate for visiting babies. No general admission charge.
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First Christian Church
Two Youths Held For Portales Job
Two youths James Thomas and Bill Rutherford of Portales were held in the city jail last night en route to Portales after being arrested earlier in the week at Borger. Sheriff Bond of Portales led the custody.
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Portales
N. M
Borger
Bond
James Thomas
Bill Rutherford
Treasury Position Report February 26 Totals and Deficits
Treasury data for February 26 show receipts of 5,995,053.51 and expenditures of 7,173,514.33 leaving a balance of 2,057,26,294.90. Monthly customs receipts total 22,118,771.20. Fiscal year to date receipts amount to 2,249,176,427.47 while expenditures reach 4,497,920,510.23 including 2,331,441,535.69 in emergency spending, with a deficit of 2,248,744,082.76 and gold assets at 8,521,359,979.61.
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Treasury
Washington
The
International flavor in $50,000 Gerguson damage suit
Mrs. Wilma F. Gould’s $50,000 suit widens in scope as she cites Louis Barthou among a cast of European figures in her claims. Testimony mixes accents and curiosities with her assertion that Prince Michael Gerguson drugged her to help her husband obtain divorce evidence.
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New York
Wilma F. Gould
Prince Michael Romanoff
Monte Carlo
Basil Zaharoff
David Lloyd George
Louis Barthou
Brooklyn
Prince Michael
Harry Gerguson
Hannah MacDowall
Welden
Gerguson
D. L. Morris
Gould
Hughes
Seek Freedom of the School at Education Association
Liberal educators pushed a resolution for academic freedom in public school classrooms at the National Education Association conference. The Social Frontier group from Teachers College Columbia University led by Counts Newton and Beard alleged textbooks are used to propagandize war. Senator Nye was said to plan to present a resolution at his munitions committee hearing.
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Atlantic City
N. J
National Education Association
Department of Superintendence
Social Frontier
Teachers College
Columbia University
George S. Counts
Jeesse H. Newton
Charles A. Beard
Washington
Gerald P. Nye
Senate Munitions Committee
Clyde R. Miller
the Social Frontier
William Randolph Hearst
Trouble Promised For Taker Away Of Bulldog
Mrs. F R Nichols of 801 Florida Street reported a five and a half month old brindled female Boston bulldog stolen about two weeks ago. She warned the thief there will be trouble and said she will pay a reward for the dog's return or for information leading to it.
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F. R. Nichols
Florida Street
CCC Official Bound for New Post After Palo Duro Stay
Capt E L Hager commanding CCC camp in Palo Duro Canyon will depart Friday for Illinois for a several weeks leave before a new assignment. He has served the post for a year, his popularity and success earning an extended stay beyond the usual six months. His initiatives included a recreation hall for enrollees and work with the Amarillo Maverick Club, boosting local youth athletics.
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E. L. Hager
CCC
Palo Duro Canyon
Illinois
Captain Hager
Palo Duro
Hager
Amarillo
Maverick Club
Four Scarlet Fever Cases Reported in Amarillo
Amarillo health officials reported four scarlet fever cases in the city this morning, with one diphtheria case also noted. The city’s overall health condition appeared to worsen as the tally rose, according to the health unit. Bert Willoughby, a Dallas wrestling promoter, was freed on a $5000 bond after grand jury indictment for negligent homicide in a Red Oak auto crash that fatally injured C. W. Brown, Ovilla school teacher, who helped move a stranded motorist.
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Amarillo
Bert Willoughby
Dallas
C. W. Brown
Red Oak
Brown
Ovilla
Sanforized Undershirts Offer Comfort and Shape Retention
Advertises Sanforized undershirts promising no shrinkage and full chest coverage with spring back to shape. Mentions Arrow brand and absorbent fabric, highlighting comfort for daily wear.
Utilities Bill Moves to House Floor in Texas
Austin feb 28 backing by strong support the administrations bill to bring all public utilities under strict supervision won its way to the House floor on a favorable report. The measure would establish a three member commission with original jurisdiction over rates in cities including home rule. Opposition argued dual control would raise costs and limit effectiveness.
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Austin
House
Municipal and Private Corporations Committee
James V. Allred
R. H. Montgomery
Confirming Lindbergh ransom money passing
New York reports state that American Airlines confirmed ransom money was passed at East Boston airport. The company provided federal authorities with passenger lists from last weekend, noting two $10 bills identified as ransom money. Mexican officials bought over 6,000 sheep in the San Angelo area for Mexican ranchers.
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New York
American Airlines, Inc
East Boston
Boston
Sewell Leads Monday Night Play by Little Theater
The Little Theater presents The Whole Towns Talking at Municipal Auditorium Monday night with William Sewell in the lead as Chet Binney. Proceeds benefit the Parent-Teacher Association, and the show promises entertaining action from start to finish.
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Sewell
Little Theater
Municipal Auditorium
Parent-Teacher Association
William Sewell
Amarillo Civic Opera Company
Mr. Sewell
Chet Binney
Harry Simmons
Parent- Teacher Association
Death Claims Ruben O Morton at 87 in Dumas
Ruben Oliver Morton 87 died at 2 30 this morning at his son L D Morton’s home in Dumas He was a longtime Baptist member and had recently come to the area The body lies at Boxwell Brothers Chapel and will be sent to Pottsville Ark for funeral and burial Survivors include sons L D Morton H D Morton Lewis A Morton and two daughters and their spouses from Arkansas New Mexico and Texas and Mrs John Nelson Dallas
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Ruben Oliver Morton
L. D. Morton
Dumas
Morton
The
Baptist Church
Boxwell Brothers
Hamburg
Ark
Lewis A. Morton
Duncan
Okla
Will Rankin
Pattsville
J. E. Allman
N. M. Campbell
Maloga
N. M
John Nelson
Dallas
Baby Bonds Go On Sale Here Tomorrow Morning
The post office announces Uncle Sam’s Baby Bonds to go on sale tomorrow at Amarillo and all post offices in 48 states and territories. Denominations range from 25 to 1000 dollars with maturity in 10 years and a purchase price that yields a fixed return, redeemable at face value after 60 days.
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Uncle Sam
Amarillo Post Office
States
United States
W. D. DeGrassi
Treasury
Federal prisoner Pippins held in Potter County jail
Hubert Pippins, serving a federal sentence in Tucson, was lodged in Potter County jail today after appearing before a Dallas grand jury in the investigation of a federal officer slaying at Post. He will be taken to Tucson tonight by U S Marshal Lampe. the nature of his testimony was not revealed.
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Hubert Pippins
Dallas
Garza County
W. F. Cato
Potter County
Pippins
Tucson
Ariz
U. S
W. F. Lampe
Lampe
B C Relieves Headache In Three Minutes
A North Carolina pharmacist blends ingredients to ease most headaches in minutes. Sold as 3 C in 10c and 25c packages, it claims relief for muscular pains, colds, neuralgia, fever, and nervous distress without opiates.
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North Carolina
B. C
Sparrow hawk sparingly targets chickens name origin noted
The sparrow hawk, named for its preference for English sparrows, rarely attacks chickens, highlighting its unusual feeding habit and naming origin.
Texas relief commission distributes canned beef
The Texas relief commission distributed canned beef produced at the Texas prison system canning plant.
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The
Texas Relief Commission
Texas
Milk of Magnesia Safety Advised by Doctors
A fragment urges mothers to consult doctors before giving remedies to children, asserting that scientists and physicians know best. It notes that PHILLIPS' milk of magnesia is a trusted, long studied option, and stresses careful medical guidance as the safe rule for use.
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Magnesia
Phillips
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