Lindberghs greeted by huge Amarillo crowd at landing field
The Lindberghs landed to a throng of about three thousand at the Amarillo field. Reporters from The News Globe praise Lindbergh and his wife for gracious conduct amid a frenzied mob scene. The visit included a field circle and farewell wing-dip before leaving under police escort.
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Lindbergh
Amatillo
Tack
Plainview
News-Globe
Lindy
Amarillo
Mr. Lindbergh
Amarillo speaker recalls Plainview visit and plans future talk
The speaker praises Plainview, thanks the city for kindness, and invites Amarillo residents to visit the Hilton hotel events. He commends Mayor Thompson and Mr. Ansley, notes Underwood praise, and praises Joe Norman's orchestra as a highlight of the Plainview evening. He hopes to visit again with O W and Lollapalooza.
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Plainview
0. W
Hilton Hotel
Amarillo
Mr. Ansley
Underwood
Plains Country
Thompson
Hilton
Tack
TEAEDITORIAL REACTION QUESTIONED ABOUT OFF COLOR LADY
Reader questions editorial praise and criticism about Mrs Hoover hosting an off color lady. Asks if the woman was the wife of a duly elected congressman or a representative of American citizens.
King George Returns Amid Royalist Cheers and Auto Boom
The page recounts King George returning to London with crowds cheering the British embassy and a queen. It highlights a booming month for prosperity, noting Henry Ford’s record car production on June 26 with 9,183 vehicles in a single day.
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King George
London
Jane
Henry Ford
Ford
Crawford Rites To Be Held Late Today
Edgar Crawford fatally injured in a gravel truck crash near Bushland Monday will be buried at 6 20 this afternoon from N 8 Griggs and Sons Funeral Chapel. Interment is in Llano Cemetery. Rev R C Jones of the Church of Christ will officiate. He died yesterday afternoon at Northwest Texas Hospital.
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Edgar Crawford
Bushland
Griggs and Sons
Llano
R. C. Jones
Church of Christ
Crawford
Northwest Texas
Amarillo Crash Toll Rises With Several Fatalities
Reportedly deadly accident spree claims Edgar Crawford and three other youths in Amarillo while L L Matthewson suffers severe injuries from a shaft fall at the Great West Mill and Elevator. Irene Trimble reports assault by her escort during an outing with John Truscott’s wife injured.
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Ll. W. Matthewson
Great West
Irene Trimble
Wink
John Truscott
Edgar Crawford
Amarillo
Carroll McMurtry
Reagan Bruton
Joe W. Wilson
Sixth Avenue
van Buren Street
Funerals for Amarillo Car Crash Victims Announced
Funeral arrangements for three Amarillo youths killed in a car crash were announced by N. B. Griggs Funeral chapel. John Reagan Bruton will be buried in Clarksville Texas with services Sunday afternoon. Joseph W Wilson Jr 20 will be buried Llano cemetery after a 4 PM service at Griggs with G L Yates officiating. William Carroll McMurty 21 was sent to Clarendon for funeral services at 10 AM.
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Amarillo
N. 8
Griggs Funeral Chapel
John Reagan Bruton
E. C. Bruton
Clarksville
Texas
Joseph W. Wilson, Jr
Joseph Wilson
Buchanan Street
Griggs
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
Llano Cemetery
William Carroll McMurty
J. §. Hutchinson
Clarendon
H. W. Martin
West
Tenth Avenue
Beer Raids Blast Hopes For Glorious Fourth in Dallas
Dallas police raided on the eve of the Fourth of July, seizing 2 638 pints of beer and fining four men and four women. One fined man planned to use the money for fireworks. Also in Galveston four men prepare a croquet battin trek to New York City from July 5, funded by Frank Walton.
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United Press
Dallas
Galveston
G. C. Hart
Barber
Luther Rose
Rule
Texas
New York City
Frank Walton
Walton
North Plains Cities Warm Toward Amarillo Policy
Mason King of the chamber of commerce says North Plains towns are eager to better understand Amarillo's trade policy. He returns from surveys in Spearman and Guymon Okla and reports optimism about regional prosperity. An official trip report will be presented at the next chamber meeting.
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Old Tack
Plainview
Hilton
Southwest
Plains
Amarillo
Mason King
Chamber of Commerce
North Plains
Spearman
Guymon
Oklo
King
Mrs Estelle Ryan Funeral At West Second Ave Home
Funeral services for Estelle Francis Ryan 54 wife of A T Ryan will be held at 3 o clock Friday from the family residence 2812 West Second Avenue Rev Fuller of San Jacinto Methodist Church will conduct burial in Llano Cemetery under N and Griggs and Sons Funeral Chapel direction
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Estelle Francis Ryan
A. T. Ryan
West Second Avenue
Rev. Fuller
San Jacinto
Two Boys Held Here for Parents Sent to California
Wesley and Homer Deawyer, about 10, were held by city police after being deserted by their tourist parents in Oklahoma. They were sent yesterday evening to California to be cared for by their brother until the parents return. They were cared for in the city jail by Chief W. R. McDowell.
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Wesley
Homer Deawyer
Oklahoma
California
W. R. McDowell
Pathfinder Flight Delayed by Fog Over North Atlantic
In Old Orchard Me on July 4 unfavorable weather and heavy fog halted the plan for Roger Q. Williams and Lewis Yancey to attempt their 4,800 mile non stop flight to Rome in the Pathfinder monoplane.
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United Press
Old Orchard
North Atlantic
Rome
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis Yancey
Pathfinder
Endurance Flight Prep Under Way For Sunday Start
Maj. E. B. Reline sponsors the endurance flight and says refueling tests will be conducted at Fort Worth today. Pilots Van Lear and Willia Sanders accompany Redline to Fort Worth for the mission.
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Maj. E. B. Reline
Fort Worth
van Lear
Willia Sanders
Redline
Holiday Eve Dull for Police Led by Amarillo
Independence Day eve in Amarillo saw four drunks in city jail awaiting trial and one in county jail. Three minor accidents occurred yesterday. One minor charged with illegal fireworks shooting held. No parades or public celebrations, aside from two Tri-State Fair Rodeo performances.
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Amarillo
Government funds for 1914 approved amid war audits
Money spent in 1914 to run the French government finally approved after wartime disruption halted auditing of the books.
Orgatone Praised By Amarillo Employee For Wife’s Recovery
H L Hefley of the Smelter at 116 McMasters Street Amarillo testifies Orgatone improved his wife after fifteen years of headaches and kidney trouble. He says four bottles removed headaches, improved sleep and appetite, and strengthened her overall health. Genuine Orgatone sold by Fox Drug Co Amarillo and other Fox Drug stores.
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Orgatone
H. L. Hefley
the Smelter
McMasters Street
Amarillo
Texas
Mr. Hefley
Fox Drug Co
Oliver Eakle
Fox Drug
Air Features Continued From Page One
Radio listings show a sequence of 1940s style aired programs including Dave Bernie's Hotel Orchestra and Detective Mysteries dramatized from WABC. The items include multiple stations and time slots with orchestras, operas, and dance programs, indicating a dense network of daytime and evening broadcasts across major markets.
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Wwi
WMC
KPRC
Dave Bernie
WHK
WCCO
The
New Yorkers
WADC
WKRC
Wwohprp
Wowo
Hers
KMOX
KOIL
WSPD
WISN
WJZ
New York
Haenchen Orchestra
KDKA
WIR
WLW
KWK
Wren Wapi
WIOD
KSTP
WTMJ
WEBC
WHAS
WSM
WSB
WRT
WOAI
WSEM
WJR
KYW
KID
WTMS
KOA
WBAP
WGN
WREN
WAPI
WSMB
KFIL
Lindberghs Depart Waynoka After Warm Reception
Colonel Lindbergh and Anne Lindbergh leave Waynoka after a late night visit that drew a large crowd at the hangar. Officials and chamber of commerce members briefed them on a planned coastward route while the pilot praised the local air field and pledged a quick return for a thorough inspection.
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Waynoka
T. W. Cotten
Board of City Development
C. V. Vernon
Chamber of Commerce
May Peterson Thompson
Anne
Okla
Lindy
Anne Lindbergh
Clovis
Los Angeles
Lindbergh
Santa Fe
Amarillo
End of Summer Fire Hazard in Oklahoma Oil Camps
Many gardens and lawns will be destroyed as summer ends in Oklahoma oil camps due to fire hazards from dried vegetation. The note warns that nearly all vegetation, when dried, poses a risk.
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Oklahoma
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O. W
Evening Herald
Herbert Hilburn
FE. B. Miller
E. Q. Perry
Bob Underwood
Mr. Underwood
Frank Butler
Ernest Thompson
Henry Anstey
Greg
Joe Norman
Joe
W. E. Gee
108 Judicial District
Henry
Criminal District Court
Gee
108Th District Court
Vernon
Mrs. Ryan
Majestic Radio the
Radio Panhandle Music Company
Geo. G. Gaines
George C. Gaines
Houston
Texas Bar Association
W. W. Crook
Beaumont
Tribune
Big Bikovsky
Evangelista
Elias
Santina Evangelista
Marion
Jeanne
Texas Bar Ass’n
Dom
Amarillo Bank
Chamber of Commerce Welcoming Committee
Lone Eagle
Lindberghs
John K. Boyce
O. V. Vernon
Marvin Jones
Leo Peterson
Otho Thompson
T. M. Caldwell
Liverpool
Associated Press
Apitol Hotel
Capital Service
America
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