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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1934
Page
7
Fort Worth reports a new method by Dr J H Burr to kill alligator gars in rivers and lakes using two electric wires, one on top and one on the bottom, with current between them. The gars' lower resistance spares game fish. Burr will inspect Lake Worth for potential wider use.
Paris reports the death of Marie Curie co discoverer of radium and a leading scientist. She died of a lung infection after long lab hours and will be buried beside Pierre Curie before possibly being moved to the Pantheon in Paris.
Davenport Washington July 5 the crowd watched as a grass fire threatened the grandstand during a game. Officials halted play to prevent escalation after a fistfight broke out between an umpire and a player.
A Dallas incident on July 4 left Dorothy Simmons with severe scalp lacerations after a young woman attacked her with a shoe heel during an argument about independence. Simmons required emergency hospital treatment for the injuries.
The Bluestein Grange baseball team defeated the Community Grange team 12 to 8. A minister aided a woman struck by a foul ball and the event included a tug of war between farmers and townsmen.
Last rites for Howard Frank Harry Lauder 49 who died yesterday morning at a local hospital will be held at 5 o clock this afternoon from St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. Bishop EF C Seaman will preside with Rev F A Foster assisting. Burial at Llano Cemetery. Survived by widow and five children.
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