Wrestler Reynolds Bout Set for Amarillo July 21 28
Promoter Al Anderson announced Jack Reynolds world welterweight champion will meet the winner of the local tournament in Amarillo on July 21 or 28. The card features Sheik Marallah and Blacksmith Pedigo in a leading match with Pedigo known for his steel like strength. Rob Roy returns from a tour to Amarillo for a 30 minute semi final with Ted Travis as the curtain rises. tickets are on sale at City Drug Store Polk Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mateh
Jack Reynolds
Sheik Marallah
Blacksmith Pedigo
al Anderson
Foxy Jack
Amarillo
Cal Farley
Reynolds
Jack
Maralah
United States
Persia
Jack Curley
New York
Marallah
Sheik
Farley
Pedigo
Kentucky
Rob Roy
Ted Travis
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Potter County Briefs and Visits Across the Region
Potter County commissioners set 10 o clock tomorrow morning as the meeting time. Abilene visitor Mrs J A Howard stays with Mr and Mrs H A Palmer at 905 Buchanan Street. Betty Bartles visits relatives in Bartlesville Oklahoma. Judy Lambie visits Miss Anna Maitland in Denver. Maitland recently spent weeks in Amarillo at the Lambie home 2213 Hughes Street. Jewel Lewis returns from Clarendon where she visited her parents E L Lewis and wife. Mrs J H Vaughn returns from a ten day visit with her mother Mrs L Z Frederick of Fort Worth. Mary Middleton spends holidays with her mother Mrs 8 J Glazner of Shamrock. Edward W Thomerson district attorney spent the Fourth weekend with relatives in Abilene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Howard
Abilene
Mrs
H. A. Palmer
Buchanan Street
Judy Lambie
Anna Maitland
Denver
Miss Maitland
Amarillo
C. S. Lambie
Hughes Street
Jewel Lewis
West Third Avenue
Clarendon
E. L. Lewis
J. H. Vaughn
van Buren Street
L. Z. Frederick
Fort Worth
Seventh Appellate Court Proceedings in Amarillo
Proceedings before the Seventh District Court of Civil Appeals in Amarillo include multiple rehearings overruled or affirmed in part and reversed and rendered in part. Listed cases involve Florence Beverly, Ruth Siegel, Fort Worth & Denver South Plains, J W Alexander, Henry Evans, Galbraith Foxworth Lumber, Alex Laubhan, George Ferber, City of Canadian, Harrison Guthrie, C C Ferguson, Lee Conklin, W T Adrian, R D Garrett, W R Sherer, A McClory, Fidelity Union Casualty Co, Albert Koonce, A Reilly, S W Buster, Borger Independent School District, Panhandle Construction Co, L H Plain, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Civil Appeals
Amarillo
Florence Beverly
Ruth A. Siegel
Fort Worth
Denver
South Plains
Fidelity Union Casualty. Co
Albert Koonce
A. Reilly
S.W. Buster
Randall
Borger Independent School District
Wage Earner's Dollar Gains Over 1929 Value
New York July 6 The American manufacturing wage earner's dollar was 22.7 percent stronger in May 1932 than in September 1929, per National Industrial Conference Board. Real purchasing power fell 23.1 percent due to unemployment, though price declines boosted individual dollar value to 124.8 cents versus 100 cents in 1923 and 99.2 in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Europe Bloc Talks Stall Over War Debts and Guilt Clause
Lausanne reports Premier Herriot demands U.S. action on war debt schedules or Germany continues to pay under the Young Plan. Germany resists further payments and seeks removal of the war guilt clause, while Hoover's disarmament plan gains praise but little immediate action as Geneva prepares to adjourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
Switzerland
France
Ama@ica
von Papen
Germany
Hoover
Geneva
General Commission
National League Batting Leaders Highlight Pirates and Phillies
P Waner leads NL with .383 for the Pirates while Klein of the Phillies hits .369. Klein drives in 84 with Hurst 73, and Klein adds 121 hits. Pitching honors go to Betts 9-2 with Swetonic 8-2 and Meine 4-1. American League unchanged.
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Associated Press
P. Waner
Pirates
Hurst
Phillies
Klein
Terry
Giants
Herman
Reds
Worthington
Braves
Wilson
Dodgers
Frisch
Cardinals
Betts
Swetonic
Meine
Courthouse Transfers and Property Transactions Summary
Courthouse records list multiple transfers including Anne Wood to Louise McCullough for 250 dollars on block 118 OT and subsequent deeds to H E Kinkead and E Burgess. Other entries cover condo-like loan notes, property boundaries, and 1940s vehicle registrations and building permits for Standard Saving & Loan, Hartman, and Price Memorial College details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne C. Wood
Louise W. McCullough
Louise McCullough
H. E. Kinkead
Burgess
R. Michelson
Clella M. Michelson
Eakle
Buch
R. W. Norman
Eable
T. E. Stobaugh
Whittenburg
Willys
A. L. Park
Tennessee
W. F. Rosen
Price Memorial College
Standard Saving & Loan Assn
C. J. Hartman
Pierce
Candidates to Rally Monday at Municipal Auditorium
Municipal Auditorium will host a general meeting for all candidates next Monday night. H A Nobles arranged the city hall booking and invited candidates for city county or state offices to attend and speak. No charge is made for the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Nobles
Mr. Nobles
Lon D. Marrs
Amarillo
Court Reserves Verdict In Suit For Insurance
Judge James C Wilson in federal district court reserved verdict on Maryland Casualty Co suit to set aside a $3000 award to Walter Allen and wife for the death of Truman Floyd. The Allens, parents of the deceased, were formerly employed by a Pan Tex Casing Crew in Hutchinson County. the award came from the Texas Industrial Accident Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Casualty Co
Walter Allen
Floyd County
James C. Wilson
Federal District Court
Allens
Truman Floyd
Hutchinson County
Texas Industrial Accident Board
Insurance Company
Governor Ely to Print Smith Speech as Booklet
Boston on July 6 reports Governor Ely announced that the speech nominating Alfred E. Smith will be printed in booklet form due to high demand. The move underscores Smith's prominence in national politics and the governor’s effort to expand access to the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Joseph B. Ely
Alfred E. Smith
Local Overnighters: Captain and Mrs Allison in town
Captain and Mrs Dale O Allison of Booneville Missouri visit for a few days. The captain serves as athletic director at Kemper Military School and has many former students in the Panhandle. They stay at the Herring Hotel during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale O. Allison
Booneville
Kemper Military School
Panhandle
Allisons
Herring Hotel
Farm official sidelined by fractured leg on Amarillo ranch
Frank Ford, assistant Potter County agricultural agent, is confined to his home at 1008 Western after a fractured leg suffered while helping cowhands brand cattle on a ranch west of Amarillo last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ford
Potter County
Western
Amarillo
Shippers Drop First in Eight Texas League Rivalry
Beaumont Exporters suffered their first loss in the second half as San Antonio edged them 5 to 4 amid eight errors by Beaumont. Chief Moore saved the game after entering with the bases loaded in the fifth, while Dallas no pennant impact followed a Fort Worth 10 to 1 win. Gus Whelan strained out three weeks, and Galveston beat Houston 2 to 1 with Thormahlen yielding six hits.
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Beaumont Exporters
San Antonio
Collier
Schulz
Chief Moore
Vance
Beaumont
Dallas
Fort Worth
Paul Gribble
Tyler
Longview
Gus Whelan
Houston
Galveston
Buffaloes
Thormahlen
Dickey Suspended Indefinitely After Washington Fight
Chicago July 6. William Harridge of the American League refused further comment on the indefinite suspension of Bill Dickey catcher of the New York Yankees. Dickey broke Carl Reynolds jaw in two places with a punch after a collision at the plate in the first game of a Washington double header July 4. Dickey remains idle as Reynolds is unable to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
William Harridge
American League
Bill Dickey
New York
Yankees
Carl Reynolds
Washington
Dickey
Reynolds
Harridge
Dallas Evangelist To Start Revival
Dallas evangelist Dr. George W. McCall will open revival services tonight at North Amarillo Baptist Church. Meetings will be held in a tent at Lincoln Street and the Panhandle Highway with music led by Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Garrett. The Garretts are related to Dr. McCall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. McCall
Dallas
North Amarillo Baptist Church
Lincoln Street
Panhandle Highway
McCall
Rio Grande Valley
H. P. Garrett
McCail
Remarkable Rise in Gem Doubledge Blade Production
Ameri can Safety Razor Company reports a production boom with over 50 percent more factory workers. The Gem Doubledge Blade, introduced to the American market, now receives day and night shifts for six months to meet demand and requires more raw materials. The blade fits the Gem Micromatic razor flat with dual alignment ensuring proper guard fit and is twice as thick as standard double edged blades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Safety Razor Company
River Road Club Names A and M Delegate
Mrs Bob J Johnson was chosen to represent the River Road Farm Women's Club at the annual short course at Texas A and M from July 25 to 30 Mrs M B Mobberly was elected alternate Every farm club in Potter County will be represented at the round up of club workers All delegates will be elected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob J. Johnson
River Road
Anderson sues for workers' compensation over injuries at mill
A. B. Anderson filed suit in the 108th district civil court seeking workers compensation damages of 13.85 dollars per week for 400 weeks due to permanent injuries from a fall while loading a railroad car at Amarillo Cotton Oil Mill on February 8. He was employed there at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Anderson
Amarillo
Globe-News Teams Face Elimination in Denver Tourney
Globe News reports the Amarillo based teams vie to reach the Denver Post tournament starting July 15. Texola and Borger are poised to join Topeka and Texaco Stars. Recent games saw WDAG Topeka lose 14 to 5 to Wheeler Mobeetie, and Texola fall 21 to 0 to Texola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaco Stars
Texola
Burlington
Amarillo
LeFors-Pampa
Wdag-Topeka
Olympic Committee Faces $48,000 Short for Los Angeles Games
The American Olympics Finance Committee reports only $46,000 more is needed to fund a 340 athlete squad for the Los Angeles International Games. Treasurer George W. Graves feared shortfalls after cutting costs from an estimated $350,000. The 1928 Amsterdam delegation had around 100 more competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Los Angeles
George W. Graves
Amsterdam
Sterling Women in Precinct 14 Meet to Organize Club
Sterling women from Precinct 14 plan a 4 PM meeting at Mrs. H. T. Cornelius’s home 902 Adams to form a Sterling-for-Governor club. Precinct 14 includes McKinley School voters with Mrs. F. B. Newbold as chairwoman and Mrs. Fred Young as key organizer. Committee reports say three precincts 11 12 and 8 met yesterday at the Herring Hotel with Riley Strickland backing Governor Sterling and James Lumpkin instructing proper ballot casting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Newbold
Fred Young
H. T. Cornelius
Adams
McKinley School
Herring Hotel
Riley Strickland
Sterling
James Lumpkin
Floyd Cooper
City Dads Postpone Session to Tuesday Evening
With little routine business to transact, the city commission paused its regular weekly session last night. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday night at 8 o'clock rather than 7:30.
Pirates Defeat Giants In 10th Inning To Take 4 3 Win
Pirates win their sixth straight 10 inning game as Bill Swift beats the Giants 4 to 3 in ten innings. Reds crush Cardinals 12 to 4 in the other major league game. Red Lucas again goes the distance with 17th straight complete game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Talbot
Associated Sports
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Bill Swift
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Cardinals
Red Lucas
St. Louis
Canadians Have Slim Chance To Keep Golf Title
Ottawa Ont July 6 Players from the United States have captured the Canadian Open since the war and Canada's chances to win the 1932 classic in Ottawa appear slim. The field features many U S stars led by Walter Hagen and Leo Diegel with Karl Keffer of Ottawa as the last Canadian winner in 1914. The event spans 72 holes at the Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club with Horton Smith posting the best practice score and Diegel turning in 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
United States
Canada
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Leo Diegel
MacDonald Smith
al Watrous
Tommy Armour
Bill Burke
Bobby Cruickshank
Phil Perkins
Horton Smith
Wifey Cox
Johnny Farrell
Olin
Mortie Dutra
George van Elm
Harry Cooper
Ed Dudley
Joe Kirkwood
Karl Keffer
Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club
Cvengros Lost to Thumb Break in Line Drive Incident
Houston pitcher Mike Cvengros sustained a broken left thumb after being struck by a line drive off the bat of Beau Bell of Galveston. The southpaw will be out about six weeks, an update disclosed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buff Hurler
Houston
Mike Cvengros
Beau Bell
Galveston
Cashier Temporarily Led By Miss Hazel Truitt in Amarillo Office
Miss Hazel Truitt of the Bankers Life Insurance Company Des Moines Iowa serves as cashier in the Amarillo office during the absence of regular cashier Miss Doris Baker who is currently on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Truitt
Bankers Life Insurance Company
Des Moines
Amarillo
Doris Baker
Yesterdays: Pirates and Reds Stars Rally in Tcks
Bill Swift pitched well for the Pirates and drove in the winning run with a tenth inning single. Ernest Lombardi led the Reds with a home run and two singles against Cardinals pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bill Swift
Pirates
Giants
Ernest Lombardi
Reds
Cardinal
U. S. and Argentine Polo Teams To Meet
The United States Polo Association announced a renewed International Series for the polo championship of the Americas to be played in Buenos Aires on November 20 27 and December 3. The American team led by Winston Guest and Elmer Boeseke Jr will compete in Argentine championships No 5 to 13 before meeting the Argentine four in the International series. The United States won in 1928 two matches to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buenos Aires
United States
United States Polo Association
Winston Guest
Elmer Boeseke, Jr
Big Five idle as Terry drives in lone run
Bill Terry singled in four at bats to score a run while Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig Al Simmons and Hack Wilson sat out. The game slate showed the quartet idle with no action from the famed hitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Bab Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Hack Wilson
Bill Terry
New York Rules Ban Radio Descriptions by Unqualified Figures
The New York State Athletic Commission prohibits radio descriptions of boxing matches by anyone not deemed a boxing expert. The rule follows controversy over the Schmeling Sharkey bout and a disputed decision that awarded Sharkey the title despite many observers thinking Schmeling led on points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
WPI
New York States Athletic Commission
Graham McNamee
Socker” Coe
Sharkey
New York State Athletic Commission
Schmeling-Sharkey
Charles Francis Coe
Schmeling
Wrestling Results AP Report Highlights Multiple Matches
In New York Ed Lewis of Los Angeles defeated Sam Stein of Newark 36 32. In Camden Nick Lutze of California beat Karl Zbysko of Poland after Zbysko ceded the deciding fall. Dallas bouts saw Billy Edwards of Kansas City defeat Fred Kupfer of Philadelphia Bert Kahn of Dallas beat Cyclone Mackey of Columbus Chief War Eagle of Canada triumphed over Walter Stratton of Chicago Pete Brown of El Paso and Bob Miller of Seattle each scored wins over their opponents in separate matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Strangler
Lewis
Los Angeles
Sam Stein
Newark
Camden
N. J
Nick Lutze
California
Karl Zbysko
Poland
Zbysko
Dallas
Billy Edwards
Kansas City
Fred Kupfer
Philadelphia
Bert Kahn
Cyclone Mackey
Columbus
Chief War Eagle
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Henry McLemore
Coe
McNamee
Liggett
Broadway
Pardner
Sandy
City Briefs
Betty Bartles
Bartlesville, Oklo
Mary Middleton
East Sixth Avenue
8. J. Glazner
Shamrock
Edw. W. Thomerson
Seventh Appellate Court Proceedings
Indiana
Jor League
le Laders
Courthouse Records
Kemper
The
Plains Plumbing Co
River Road Farm Club
Globe-News
Olympic Committee
Air Express
Air Mall
Penna, R. R
Postal Telegraph
Western Union
Greyhound Bus
Travel Bureaus
Hotel Porter of
Transcontinental
Western Air, Inc
City Ticket Office
Gillette
U. S
Dixie
Blackburn'‘Bros
West Texas
James
Attorney General of
Texas
Will
City Auditorium
Bonnie Lassies Orchestra
Alfred
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