Scientists to Probe Cause of Stain in Teeth
The Amarillo city commission heard that renowned scientists will study mottled teeth. Mayor Rogers offered city funding after the Amarillo Dental Society completes an extensive survey. The committee includes J. R. Lemmon, Wade Willis, Bertie Warren, and Seibel, among others, with Willis and Warren noted as chemistry professors. The group aims to review literature back to 1912 and seek top opinions in the United States. The meeting also addressed zoning on North East Eighth Avenue with a decision due next Tuesday.
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Ross D. Rogers
City Commission
Amarillo Dental Society
Rogers
W. M. Curl
The
Dental Society
J. R. Lemmon
Wade Willis
Bertie Warren
C. W. Seibel
Jack Wyatt
W. B. Stevenson
W. I. Dinan
F. W. Dodson
Curl
Willis
Miss Warren
Amarillo High School
Amarillo College
Eighth Avenue
Fillmore Street
Daughter Missing After Dance Near Happy Texas
Mrs F Loring of Tulia Texas seeks help locating her daughter who disappeared after leaving home Thursday with only shoes. Describes 20s age, five feet tall, 130 pounds, dark hair, brown eyes, wearing light blue and white dress, blue and white print, bare head, white purse. Last seen entering a sport model coupe with a woman and two men near a dance in Happy.
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Tack
Happy
Fred Loring
Box
Tulia
Texas
American doubles team advances to fourth round at Wimbledon
Sarah Palfrey of Brookline and George M. Lott of Chicago reach the mixed doubles fourth round by defeating Ermyntrude Harvey and Jiro Yamagishi 6-4 8-6 amid extreme heat as thousands pack the center court for semis.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Sarah Palfrey
Brookline
Mass
George M. Lott
Chicago
Ermyntrude Harvey
England
Jiro Yamagishi
Japan
Graham Funeral Set for Tulia Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. B. F. Graham 83 will be held at 1 p m tomorrow from the Primitive Baptist Church at Tulia. Rev Thomas Dunn of Crosbyton will lead. Burial will be directed by N 8 Griggs & Sons Amarillo. Mrs Graham died yesterday afternoon at her son Hue Grahams home 2103 West Seventh Avenue.
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B. F. Graham
Panhandle
Primitive Baptist
Tulia
Thomas Dunn
Crosbyton
Griggs & Sons
Amarillo
Germany in early 1933 Von Papen and purge halt
The piece outlines Von Papen as a cabinet confidante amid Hitler’s purge halt and rising Nazi tensions. It notes executions with an official tally of under 60 but eyewitness claims Berlin alone reached that figure. It cites Von Papen’s reluctance, surveillance, and potential future focus on debts with France and England. It closes with unrest in the storm troopers and Asheville’s founding as Morristown 140 years ago.
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von Papen
Hitler
Nurebers
Berlin
Marburg
France
England
Germany
France Hopes for English Aid Readjusted by Alliance Rumor
Paris reports a Daily Herald claim of a hidden Anglo French military alliance. French officials say Britain opposes any military pact, likely dampening Paris’s hopes for quick aid. Also notes on local residents improving after hospital stays and a forester warning termites threaten urban areas.
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Paris
France
Great Britain
Daily Herald
Herald
New Deal Debate Opens Amid Fourth of July Fireworks
Washington July 4 the Fourth of July celebrations mix with a national political clash as Sen. Alben Barkley Democrat Kentucky and Sen. Henry Fletcher Republican National Chairman trade speeches. Tonight Sen. William Borah Republican Idaho will present his take on Roosevelt policies while criticizing NRA and AAA. Barkley defends New Deal while attacking Republican opposition as return to pre crash control.
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Washington
William E. Borah
Idaho
Wolf
Roosevelt
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Henry P. Fletcher
Fletcher
Borah
NRA
AAA
Barkley
Pletcher
Congress
Hitler’s Rise Parallels Revolutionary Bloodshed in Berlin
A cipher of quotes and observations contrasts Hitler’s call for pure soldiers with revolutionary guillotines and Napoleon’s wars. The piece reflects on moral decay, cites Johnson, and questions Germany’s future as Berlin reportedly echoes martial zeal while the nation braces for further conflict.
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Hitler
Napoleon
Samuel Johnson
Berlin
Mystery hereditary paralysis claims seven male youths
BELMONT July 4. Seven male family members since 1868 have died from a mysterious ailment described as creeping paralysis. Glen W. 16 and John L. Dietrich 17 await what doctors fear will be the fatal brain attack within a year. The male offspring of the household are affected while daughters’ children are not. Dr. D W Turner, the family physician, calls it creeping paralysis and notes earlier victims died around age 18 after showing five year old onset.
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D. W. Turner
Turner
I Want to Be Self-Respecting and Honest
A verse about living with oneself with honesty, courage, and self respect. The speaker vows to avoid secrets and sham, to face the day with head held high, and to deserve respect through conscience and integrity, regardless of fame or others' judgment.
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Pelf
Germany's Fate Teeters as Hitler Holds Power
A column surveys the perilous European scene as Hitler commands government and troops, analyzing potential outcomes if his regime collapses. It notes Mussolini's praise of Hitler and warns that conspirators risk deadly consequences while pondering a possible union of Germany and Russia and the broader Western impact.
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Russia
Germany
England
France
Italy
Europe
President enjoys Fourth of July aboard cruiser Houston
President Roosevelt sails aboard the Houston with Francis M. Stephenson and accompanying officers to observe Independence Day in Bahama waters. The flotilla fans flags, hosts races and fishing near Long Island, with plans to stop at Lee of Long Island for a shore launch. The fleet then advances toward Cape Haitien and Puerto Rico.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Gilmer
President Roosevelt
Houston
Bahama Islands
Roosevelt
Long Island
Bahamas
Columbus
Cape Haitien
Puerto Rico
Bus Crash Near Dallas Leaves Three Dead
Survivors recount a fiery bus wreck traveling toward Chicago. Driver Downs rescued women trapped as flames engulfed the bus after a tire blew near a bridge. At least 17 onboard, three dead, identities pending days of work for investigators.
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Chicago
Tim
Downs
Lancaster
Dallas
Bus Company
San Antonio
Borger Big Throng Observes Independence Day Celebration
Borger hosts a July 4 celebration with bands, games, a barbecue and dance to mark the 158th Independence anniversary and honor Adobe Walls heroes. Olive King Dixon and Judge J. E. Hoover spoke as crowds planned a pilgrimage to Adobe Walls to honor Billy Dixon and the 28 men and one woman who fought 700 Indians sixty years ago.
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Globe
Borger
Panhandle
Adobe Walls
Olive King Dixon
Billy Dixon
J. E. Hoover
Burger Boy Scouts
Crawford Reaches Wimbledon Final After Five-Set Win
Australian defending champion Jack Crawford defeated American Frank Shields in five sets to reach the men's singles final at Wimbledon. Shields led 6 2, 6 4 before Crawford battled back to win 2-6, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3, 6-4 in the first semi final of the day.
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Wimbledon
England
Jack Crawford
Frank Shields
Public School Honor Roll at Humphrey Highland
Four Humphrey Highland students Charlies Chessnut Billy McCully Bonita Nail and Kenneth Tomlinson earned Awards of Honor for the year. Second semester honors list includes Charles Chesnut Billy McCully Bonita Nail Ramon Norton Eddie Robinson Kenneth Tomlinson and more. Honor roll for A and B students features Gertrude Bates Myrie Boren Rachel Boren Myra Jean Boren Dale Foreman Phyllis Foreman Robbie Lewis Evelyn McCarty Billy McCully Allan McSwain Betty Moon Ramon Norton Mary Ann Rodgers Thomas Sanders Pally Jack Schell Sybil Sullivan Helen Turner Lucile Watkins. honorable mention Mary Ellen Connelly Doyle Foreman Milda Fay McSwain Carl Miller Gloria Moon Clayton Watkins.
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Humphrey Highland School
Charlies Chessnut
Billy McCully
Bonita Nail
Kenneth Tomlinson
Charles Chesnut
Ramon Norton
Eddie Robinson
Gertrude Bates
Myrie Boren
Rachel Boren
Myra Jean Boren
Dale Foreman
Phyllis Foreman
Robbie Lewis
Evelyn McCarty
Allan McSwain
Betty Moon
Mary Ann Rodgers
Thomas Sanders
Pally Jack Schell
Sybil Sullivan
Helen Turner
Lucile Watkins
Mary Ellen Connelly
Doyle Foreman
Milda Fay McSwain
Carl Miller
Gloria Moon
Clayton Watkins
Fourth in good form preserves the Declaration traditions
The Fourth of July drew Americans outdoors under generally favorable skies as heat lingered in many areas. Deaths from heat and accidents were reported in New York Boston Ohio St Louis while showers and warmer conditions were forecast for the Middle West. Injuries occurred from fireworks and exploding firecrackers, including a blacksmith in Footville and a Des Moines woman.
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New York
Boston
Pennsylvania
Ohio
St. Louis
Middle West
Robert Zibka
Footville
Carl Retain
Des Moines
Promiser Campaign Attacks by Senator Small in Texas
Ranger Texas July 4 Clint Small campaigned for governor with a speech urging honesty in government and faulting rivals for promising voters "forty acres and a mule" for votes He criticized plans to promise old age pensions and tax cuts, noting pensions require a constitutional amendment and legislative action rather than gubernatorial power.
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Ranger
Tex
Clint Small
Small
Amarillo Declared Free From Quarantinable Illness
Amarillo is reported free of quarantinable diseases says Dr. B M Primer health units director. He notes no homes under quarantine though a few whooping cough cases are under treatment. From a health standpoint Amarillo is in the best of condition.
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Amarillo
B. M. Primer
Health Units
Fort Worth Nudist Dance Seen On Lake Worth Plans
Fort Worth officials enclose Lake Worth Country Club with a six foot canvas wall for an advertised nudist dance. Promoters press on with preparations while promises of a nudist colony loom, talks by Texas Christian University students and a Dallas nudist colony member are planned, and attendees will be asked about organizing locally.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Lake Worth Country Club
Lloyd McFalls
E. C. Constance
Texas Christian University
Dallas
Marland Okmulgee leads Oklahoma GOP governor nomina
In a heat ridden Oklahoma primary Marland Okmulgee won the Republican nomination for governor, the state’s first GOP governor nominee. Vote counting was slow due to heavy balloting and a long candidate list. Democratic field features Will Rogers heading 17 candidates for the at large seat, with Henry E Johnston pressing for second place against E B Howard. Incumbents led in several congressional districts while John Tomberlin and F B Swank contested second place in Norman and other districts showed tight races.
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Will Rogers
Henry 8. Johnston
Rogers
E. B. Howard
Rep
F. B. Swank
Norman
Josh Lee
University of Oklahoma
Swank
John Tomberlin
Oklahoma City
Mrs. Gosnell Dies Here Rites Thursday
Nellie Josephine Gosnell aged 29 died at a local hospital Tuesday afternoon at 2. Her husband W. H. Gosnell, a Great West Mill employee, survives with a son W. H. Jr. and her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Robinson of Saginaw Texas, plus a sister and five brothers. Funeral at Boxwell Bros. chapel Thursday at 4 P. M. Also note Horace Russell and daughter Dorothy Louise and Charles Woodburn with families on a Denver vacation. Mrs Jack Edwards named assistant Portrait Regional Board member for this NRA region.
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Nellie Josephine Gosnell
W. H. Gosnell
Great West Mill & Elevator Company
W. H. Jr
R. D. Robinson
Saginaw
Texas
Boxwell Bros
Horace Russell
Dorothy Louise
Charles Woodburn
Charles
L. A. Wahue
Denver
Japan names Admiral Okada premier amid political shakeup
Emperor Hirohito endorsed Admiral Keisuke Okada as premier after Makoto Saito and his cabinet resigned amid the Bank of Taiwan scandal. Okada, 66, former Navy minister, is to form a cabinet as observers note popular dissatisfaction with foreign policy and domestic farm relief. Also announced is the birth of Marjorie Ann to Mr and Mrs J M Dwight of Tyler Street, with relatives visiting in Oklahoma City.
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Hirohito
Britain
United States
Keisuke Onada
Makoto Saito
Bank of Taiwan
Okada
Saito “Super Party
Japan
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