Leonard Stroud Rodeo Opens Palo Duro Canyon Fourth
The Leonard Stroud Show brings a major rodeo to Palo Duro State Park opening on July 4 with events never seen in the area. Buffalo riding and Brahma steer roping highlight a program offering $100 rewards and other cash prizes, attracting contestants from far and near.
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Leonard Stroud
Palo Duro State Park
Buffalo
Stroud
Canyon
Lampasas
Scenic Wonder
Texas
Palo Duro Park
Stove feature list approved with modern design and pull-out broiler
A. G. A. approved a ten year oven bottom with a pull-out broiler. The unit includes malleable iron grids chrome plated fittings a full cast cook top an inner cast front frame modern design and easy working drawers with a U type oven burner.
Courthouse deeds and vehicle registrations listed in Texas notices
Public record items include warranty deeds from Maggie L. Ervin to E. S. Burgess and other transfers dated June and July 1934 with amounts from 10 to 2,160 dollars. Also listed are car registrations for H H Darnell Jr and others, and building permits for Virginia State Life Insurance and several residents with reroofing, repairs, and paint costs. An additional line notes the telescope was invented by Galileo.
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Charlotte Heights
Glidden & Sanborn
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C. O. Baldwin
San Jacinto Heights
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C. O. Jones
van Buren
Chevrolet
F. J. McDaniels
S. FE
Randolfe
Polk
Ford
L. A. Muse
Fred Baird
Buchanan
Virginia State Life Insurance
W. A. Huff
Clarence Dishon
J. B. Giles
Kentucky
J. H. Hudson
N. Lincoln
J. D. Latta
W. 8Th
A. E. Ewell
Frank Satterfelt
W. 15Th
W. C. Garrett
N. Pierce
Rogers H. Harris
Jefferson
E. J. Smith
W. 11Th
Cement Foundation
C. W. Dobbs
Monroe
Central Grain Elevator Co
House Leaders Seek New Deal in Congress
Washington July 3 House leaders plan to block forced votes on major measures by changing petition rules. Democratic leader Byrns says signatures on petitions should require a majority to bring up a bill, aiming to curb bills such as soldiers bonus and bank deposits payoff. The earlier session saw a vetoed or blocked package with a $1.8 billion cost estimate.
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Representative Burns
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Two Producing Areas Force Down Output
Oklahoma and California drove down U S crude oil output by 14 020 barrels per day last week to 2 662 402 barrels. Texas rose to 1 148 075 barrels with East Texas at 583 750 while Kansas gained to 131 330 and the Rocky Mountains to 96 840. Eastern fields led by Michigan fell to 131 247.
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Oklahoma
California
Oil and Gas Journal
Texas
East Texas
Kansas
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Michigan
Retrial Date Set In Insurance Case In New Mexico
District Judge Colin Nesbit set July 9 for hearing and motion for a new trial in an insurance collection suit involving Warren C. Spurgin. His daughter Mrs. Vivian B. Tilton of El Paso sues as beneficiary of a $25 000 policy alleging Spurgin was slain by bandits in Mexico. The defense says a witness will show Spurgin was not in the bandit camp and was not murdered or interred.
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N. M
Colin Nesbit
Warren C. Spurgin
Chicago
Vivian 8. Tilton
el Paso
Spurgin
Mexico
Birdies First, Then Injury Hits Saint John Course
J Gordon Likely scored two birdies on a single 300 yard hole at Westfield Country Club, driving a bird and holing out for a birdie three. Dr A F Lumpkin is confined to his home at 1100 Tyler Street due to illness.
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J. Gordon
Westfield Country Club
A. F. Lumpkin
Tyler Street
Glorious Fourth Tales and Small-Town Pride
Texas Tom recalls a festive Fourth with gasolene, sodas, ice cream, and fried snacks. He shares Missouri childhood memories of cannon crackers and political speeches, then notes a local Electrolux shipment amid jokes about a depression era mood lifting.
No Holiday for Peace Officers in Potter County
Tomorrow Independence Day ups the workload for Potter County law enforcement. All courthouse federal and city offices close while Amarillo post office offers only one hour window from 9 to 10 a m for service.
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Federal Building
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Amarillo
Palisades opens to general public this Fourth of July
The Palisades in the Panhandle, long restricted to members, will be open to the public. R. L. Bruner, manager, notes ample picnic spots and excellent swimming and fishing. Located about 17 miles southeast of Amarillo, admission is 15 cents per person.
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Palisades
R. L. Bruner
Amarillo
American Legion Plans Short Session Tonight
Commander Roy D. Chase of Hanson Post calls a semi weekly business meeting for 8 o clock tonight at the post. The session will start promptly and end in time for the legion dance at Jack Hall's Ranch. The article notes a stray sentence about Earth's orbital speed.
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Roy D. Chase
Hanson Post, American Legion
Post
Legion
Jack Hall
Berlin’s mood shifts as Nazi regime faces collapse
The piece notes Germany’s crisis after Hitler’s fall, with fears of a Red Communist or other dictatorship. It mentions newspapers touting “Good News,” and cafes ordering cheerful music while radio urged bright tunes, yet public gloom lingers over an uncertain future.
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Berlin
Hitler's Bid for Power Is Met With Uprising and Executions
A late night plot within the Nazi leadership leads Hitler to confront loyalists in his inner circle. Executions follow as he orders arrests and removal of insignia, while observers debate the true scope of the revolt and its public perception.
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Herr Hansstaengel
America
Harvard College
Astor
Newport
Hitler appoints captain Lutze and urges obedience
In a letter, Hitler proclaims Cap tain Lutze replacing Boehm and orders storm leaders and guardsmen to arrest those who disobey. He calls for blind discipline to build a new people. A postscript notes Hanfstaengel praising American women and handsome daughters, and mentions his Newport stay.
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Boehm
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Hanfstaengel
Hollywood
Newport
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