Panhandle road meeting vows all-out fight for paved highways
Amarillo hosts a Saturday two-session gathering of Texas towns along Highway 66 to organize the Texas division of the National 66 Association. Guy Hill urges action, saying unpaved roads hinder all-weather travel and economic progress. Shamrock’s vice president attends, with Amarillo Chamber backing the event.
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Panhandle
Guy Hill
Shamrock
National Highway 66 Association
Mr. Hill
Texas
Indian Boy Returns Home From Amarillo Run
Ray Niego a 14 year old Comanche ran away from Lawton Oklahoma with Frank Fagle to reach the Shoshone reservation. Police found him attempting to board a Santa Fe freight in Amarillo and held him for his parents. A reunion occurred at police headquarters last night.
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Lawton
Okla
Ray Niego
Amarillo
Papa
Mama Niego
Ray
Frank Fagle
Police
Dwight Morrow School Second Semester Honor Roll
The public school lists honor roll recipients for the second semester. Honorable mention includes Julia Alcala Carmen Montantes Juanita Alcala and Mary Alcala. Awards of honor go to Alicia Morin Donaciana Morin and Pauline Solanoe.
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Dwight Morrow School
Julia Alcala
Carmen Montantes
Juanita Alcala
Mary Alcela
Alicia Morin
Donaciana Morin
Pauline Solanoe
The New Tron Chancellor Wik Buns RANKS OF NAZIS
Adolph Hitler left prison in 1924 with a program to advance socialist ideas. He faded from view yet spread his influence, especially among German youths forming futures in a troubled economy. Versailles harshness framed propaganda, racial ideals rose, and anti Jewish slogans grew. Germany awake became a rallying cry.
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Tron
Wik Buns
Associated Press
Adolph Hitler
Germany
Doctors and Nurses Dominate Hollywood Hospital Pictures
Hollywood reviews hospital themed films with a critical eye on the genre. The piece cites Registered Nurse and Men in White as examples of doctors and nurses in love plots and illegitimate medical intrigues. It notes vulgar touches and repeated tropes as diminishing public taste and urges more director and theater freedom to choose suitable pictures.
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Dan Thomas
NEA Service
Hollywood
Kyle Talbot
Bebe Daniels
Vince Barnett
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
Gable
Elizabeth Allen
Miss Allen
Diana Wynyard
Theodore Newton
Brook
Helen Vinson
Newton
Diana
Clive
New Deal Hen Hatches Nine Chicks After Egg Count
In Towanda Pennsylvania on July 12 the "New Deal" hen laid eight eggs, sat the required days, and hatched nine chicks. One egg carried a double yolk. Separately a desert sand storm could lift more than 100000 tons of dirt and sand in a cubic mile of air.
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NEW Deal
Towanda
Fred Robinson
Connally Defends Roosevelt Ties in Speech at Jackson Home
The Texan senator defends his friendship with Roosevelt and Garner while attacking oppositions’ charges of collusion. He cites relief measures during emergencies and recalls visiting Andrew Jackson’s tomb to honor democratic leaders who fought wealth and privilege. Also note unrelated science and archaeology snippets about pearls and Aztec baths.
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Roosevelt
Connally
Garner
United State
Texas
Jackson
Washington
Hermitage
Tennessee
Andrew Jackson
Senator Connally
President Roosevelt
Many Attend Swim School in Red Cross Life Saving Class
About 250 Amarillo residents enrolled in the Beginners’ Class at Gem Lake pool led by Marvin J. Paul with help from Miss Marjorie Allen and others. Roughly 100 passed the beginners test as enrollment continues through the week ahead. The program spans weeks with future life saving courses and related testing, listing numerous students and assistants. A note at end mentions an estimated $28 quintillion in ocean gold but a costly extraction at $50 per dollar.
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Amarillo
Red Cross Life Saving School
Gem Lake
Marvin J. Paul
Red Crom
Paul
Marjorie Allen
Dorothy Peake
Welter Mellor Zane Smith
Ney Morgan
Clifford Planders
W. Allen
Jim Holston
Bill Anderson
Robert Lee Hopkins
Robert Rawlins
Claude Frey
Lloyd Rose
Joe Hudgins
Dickey Smith
Joe Davis
W. A. Robertson
Marvin Laing
Dan Sutton
Jimmy Neil
Jack Rushmere
Wallace Horton
J. B Webb
Jack Trimmer
John Tom Miller
Otto Payne
M.T. Winstead
Dick Jones
Wallace Kirk
Bobby Ceehran
Dean Nicholas
Joe Richardson
Ray Blossom
Marione Cales
Allan Benntt
Lawson Sheriff
William Bergs
Durwood Offord
Robert Amish
Glenn Smith
Charles Leveritt
Glenn Draper
Arthur McAraney
Lloyd Walker
Jack Koensjan
Gordon Rushmere
Deane Cline
Jim Blossom
John Keith
Dale Andrews
Tim Miller
Bob Howren
Earl Horton
Don Carl
John Boyer
Charles Davis
Norma Joe Robertson
Fileen Cochran
Wattle Miller
Mable Armitage
Virginia McCarty
Jane Cox
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules for kidney support
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a stimulant and diuretic to cleanse the kidneys and bladder. It promises sound sleep and health by expelling harmful acids, urging buyers to obtain the product directly from Haarlem, Holland.
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Haarlem
Holland
NOTH
Shirley Temple shines in Baby Take a Bow at Paramount
Review notes Paramount crowd for a midweek showing headlined by Shirley Temple in Baby Take a Bow. The plot follows a reforming convict, his wife, and a stolen pearl caper with a child in danger, leading to a tense finale as police close in and a daring rescue occurs.
THREE KILLED ONE INJURED IN CROSSING CRASH
In Shreveport Louisiana a southbound car carrying Mra D D Mosely about 35 and two children from Buckeye Texas was struck by Texas and Pacific passenger train No 24 en route to Marshall Texas. Mrs Brown about 20 was badly injured with a skull fracture. The Moselys children were Tom Moselys son and daughter. The car was dragged 15 feet as the train entered Union depot.
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Bhreveport
D. B. Mosely
Shirley Temple Young Star Amid Screenwork And Salary Rise
The report notes Shirley Temple, age five or six, delivering standout work on set while her mother Mrs. Gertrude Temple stays nearby. Her weekly pay grows from 150 to 81,000 and she earns praise as a hardworking child star. Temple explains crying on cue by thinking of something upsetting.
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Shirley
Shirley Temple
Hollywood
Mra
Gertrude ‘Temple
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Claire Trevor
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Sing Sing
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Alen Dinehart
Ray Sanford and the
Nat Club Orchestra
Jami Gleabon
Puansi
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Ethel Merman Leon Errol Forde
Jission Alwen Pelightfally Co
Ron Sore
U.S
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Chas
Pittinger
Conklin Ave
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N.Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Grandmother
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