Bomb Threat Spurs Italian Port Closures Near Mussolini
Italian authorities elevated guard at all entry ports after word that bombs for Premier Mussolini and King Victor Emmanuel were aboard the mail steamer Excalibur en route from the United States. Agents in Genoa reported two packages destined for the two leaders, while Paris and Nice reports hinted at anti Fascist plots.
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Rome
Italy
Mussolini
Victor Emanuel
United States
Paris
Nice
Genoa
New York
Courthouse Records and Property Transfers and Registrations
The Agee Corporation transfers property to J V Avara for 1700 in Mirror Quincy Ford et ux sell to Everett Mow Bride for 3100.44 at Pleas ant Valley Barfield Lumber Co sells to John W Roth for 3750 at Eakle Rosa Taylor sells to M F Taylor for 10 at Blk 72 G S Car registrations list Nabers at 119 W 34th St with multiple vehicle notes including Olds Sedan Reed Roller Bil Capitol Hotel Chev Coupe W C Townes 3105 Van Buren Coach Mistletoe Creameries Ford Sedan J L Bivins Bivins Bldg Buick Sedan.
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Agee Corporation
J. V. Avara
Quincy Ford Etux
Everett Mow Bride
Pleasant Valley
Barfield Lumber Co
John W. Roth
Eakle
Rosa Taylor
M. F Taylor
G&s
Thos, Nabers
Reed Roller Bil, Co
Capitol Hotel
W. C. Townes
van Buren
Mistletoe Creameries
J. L. Bivins
Bivins
Buick
Giant Apple Pie Bakes in Birmingham England
One of the world’s largest apple pies was baked in Birmingham England. The pie measured 12 feet long and 10 feet wide with a depth of 2 feet. It used 450 pounds of apples 150 pounds of flour 50 pounds of lard and 28 pounds of sugar.
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Birmingham
England
Widow of Freddie Lund Steals Spotlight At Air Races
At the All American Air Races in Miami Betty Lund widow of Freddie Lund drew crowds with aerobatic feats including a snap roll loop and Immelman turn. She served as an honorary sponsor for the Freddie Land Memorial Cup while C A Nott of Springfield Mass won the Cuban trophy race at 137.583 mph on the 15 mile course.
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Miami
Fla
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Betty Lund
Freddie Lund
Municipal Airport
Immelman
C. A. Nott
Springfield
Mass
Austin Man Dies After Heart Attack in Auto
Charles G. Watson 50 a structural engineer died while driving home from work. Coroner ruled a heart stroke caused his death. Watson, graduate of University of Michigan, was formerly with Central Texas Iron Works in Waco.
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Austin
Charles G. Watson
Watson
University of Michigan
Central Texas Iron Works
Waco
Pearson Seeks Court Office for Associate Justice
Amarillo attorney Perry S. Pearson announces his candidacy for associate justice of the Court of Civil Appeals Seventh Supreme Judicial District. He cites 20 years in Amarillo practice, extensive civil law experience, and prior judicial service in Panhandle courts. His bid, subject to the Democratic primary, targets the district spanning Lubbock Vernon and nearby counties.
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Seventh Supreme Judicial District
Perry S. Pearson
Amarillo
Pearson
Panhandle
United States District Court
Judge Pearson
Stewart County
Mercer University
Macon
Law School
George Washington University
Washington
Atlanta
Civic Af
Hal C. Randolph
Civil Appeals Court
Car Stolen Here Last Night in Amarillo
J R Sherman field superintendent for the Mistletoe Creamerites reported his Ford coupe with license A34 907 stolen from 1600 Monroe Street. Police have not found the car and noted a recent drop in Amarillo motor car thefts compared with last year.
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J. R. Sherman
Monroe Street
Sherman
Amarillo
Doorless car linked to hotel barber shop thefts
Police reported riders taking four and five items nightly. A motor car owned by Billie Gregory, a manicurist at the Herring Hotel barber shop, was found missing a door though the car was recovered the next morning.
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Billie Gregory
Herring Hotel
Doubled Traffic Forecast on Highway 66 Expansion
The article notes traffic on Highway 66 will more than double once the road becomes an all weather highway. Speaker Raymond A Tolbert predicts Amarillo will see heavier travel as the upgrade proceeds.
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Amarillo
Raymond A. Tolbert
Tolbert Says Route From Chicago To Texas Line Is Surfaced
Tolbert, president of the Oklahoma American Automobile Association, reported in Amarillo that except for a few miles of oiled road in Oklahoma, the highway from Chicago to the Texas line is hard surfaced.
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Oklahoma American Auomobile Association
Amarillo
Oklahoma
Chicago
Texas
Tolbert
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