Civic groups briefed on Will Rogers Memorial pageant aims
City civic organizations gathered at Amarillo Hotel for a lunch meeting led by W H Brymer to learn goals and structure of the Will Rogers Memorial Celebration. Larry Doyle outlined episode staging and historical accuracy as about 30 representatives spoke for their groups and pledged to share details with members.
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Will Rogers
W. H. Brymer
Carl Hinton
Chamber of Commerce
Larry Doyle
H. C. Gurtz
FE. D. Green
O. C. Applequist
Veterans of Foreign Wars
S. F. Rose
American Legion
J. T. Christian
Old Settlers Association
E. Cecil Seaman
Charles M. Rogers
M. A. Perry
Elks Club
Milburn Easum, Jr
Fred EB. DeCoster
Community Chest
Frederick A. Foster
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Lb. Gough
T-Anchor Cowboys
Gly-Cas touted by Arkansas man as remedy big claim
Mr Wier of Lit Nile Rock Arkansas praises Gly-Cas for gall bladder and kidney relief after years of health issues. He says the remedy cured pains, regulated bowels and kidneys, and improved sleep, insisting he would not take $1,000 for its results. Sold by Fox Drug Co and local druggists.
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G. Wier
Center St
Lit
Nile Rock
Arkansas
Bony
Mr. Wier
Fox Drug Co No. 3
Oliver-Eakle Bldg
Randall County youth charged with drunken driving
John Thrash, 20, was charged in Justice of the Peace H. W. Duke's court with drunken driving after his car struck a parked machine on the north highway. Deputy Gib Landis picked him up last night. two companions were slightly injured and Wayne Roberson of Amarillo reported no injuries. Bond was set at 750 dollars.
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John Thrash
Randall County
Justice of the Peace
H. W. Duke
Gib Landis
Thrash
Wayne Roberson
Amarillo
Maybe This Gal Really Wants To Kill Herself
In Huntington West Virginia on July 12 Dallas Shelton rescued seventeen year old Virginia Dudding from the Ohio River after she tried to leap four times. Shelton warned police when she attempted a fourth jump. The girl was jailed on the charge of attempting to kill herself and told a patrolman she would try again and ensure she would not be found. She declined to give the cause of her distress.
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Huntington
W. Va
Dallas Shelton
Ohio
Virginia Dudding
Lonnie Lester
Amarillo Real Estate Board Enjoys Magician
Vernon Hickerson, popular amateur magician of Amarillo, entertained members at a noon luncheon in the Amarillo Hotel. He performed a full program of legerdemain and concluded with a demonstration of spirit writing. No business was transacted except to set a date later in the week for those forming a multiple listing bureau to meet and finalize details. Clark Regal arranged the program.
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Vernon Hickerson
Amarillo
Parisian department stores sell wild animals
Paris merchants have expanded their stock after five years in the animal trade. Shoppers can buy a leopard for 5,300 francs, a baby elephant for 25,000 francs, four kangaroos for 7,500 francs, or a dromedary for 900 francs. The dromedary price fell due to North African exhibits leaving after the exposition.
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Paris
Babbitt to Speak for Thompson on Radio Tonight
Robert Lee Babbitt, Texas Highway Commission chair and former attorney general, will speak for Ernest O. Thompson for governor tonight from 6:30 to 7 o clock. The radio broadcast will air on WOAI San Antonio WPRAA Dallas WBAP Fort Worth and KPRC Houston. District Attorney Baronits reports Los Angeles is freer from tribute payments to racketeers than most large cities.
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Robert Lee Babbitt
Texas Highway Commission
Ernest O. Thompson
WOAI
San Antonio
WPRAA
Dallas
WBAP
Fort Worth
KPRC
Houston
Los Angeles
Itts
Markets Kansas City Livestock Report July 12
Kansas City livestock market notes steady to higher prices across cattle and calves with grain fed steers and yearlings showing strength. Sows remain steady to strong while light loads and vealers fetch notable figures. cattle volume includes 6,500 slaughter stock and 1,500 calves with top vealers near 9.00 to 9.50 in spots and yearling highs around 11.50.
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Kansas City
Colorado Spring
Texas
Six Nazi Leaders In U S Convicted In Technical Case
Six leaders of the German American Settlement League Inc were found guilty in Riverhead New York on charges of violating the state civil rights law for failing to file membership lists with the secretary of state. The league itself was also convicted. A county judge set sentencing for later today.
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Riverhead
N. Y
U.P
Supreme Court
League
L. Barron Hill
Garner Family Visits Houston
Vice President John N. Garner and his family stopped briefly in Houston en route to Uvalde after a 16 day cruise to Havana and the West Indies. Mrs. Garner spoke for the party saying they had a wonderful time and planned to stay in Uvalde for the summer.
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Houston
John N. Garner
Uvalde
Havana
West Indies
New Orleans
Cotton Workers Moving South Across Texas Harvest Route
Migrant cotton workers began their annual trek to Texas fields traveling by rickety wagons cars and overloaded trucks. Picking has started in the Lower Rio Grande Valley but most will travel to South or Central Texas to camp near plantations and follow the harvest northward and westward leaving field cleaning to local workers.
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Dallas
U.P
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Randall County Rally At Black Lantern Tonight
A Randall County political rally at the Black Lantern in South Amarillo will bring county district and state candidates before voters. Col Julius Dorenfield of Amarillo will speak for Coke Stevenson in the race for lieutenant governor.
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Randall County
Black Lantern
Amarillo
Julius Dorenfield
Coke Stevenson
Stolen Car Found Near Amarillo
Sheriff John Flasker of Albuquerque reported his car stolen near his hotel. Police found the machine abandoned near the city edge last night, apparently by joy riders, after he filed the report this morning.
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John Flasker
Albuquerque
Building Permits for June Highest Since January
June building permits reached $87,625,427 across 215 cities, near the January peak and 7 percent below the 1937 level. Houston led gains with a 24 percent rise, while May totals were $77,606,469 and last year’s June $94,752,583. The note also recalls the first American institute for the blind, founded in Boston by Dr. John J. Fisher.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Houston
Institute For
Boston
John JD. Fisher
No Exemption Now For the Old Folks
Assistant Attorney General R. E. Gray will notify District Attorney John Shook that poll tax exemption by age requires exemption certificates before February 1 to vote in cities over 10 000 population. Bexar County officials sought a ruling.
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Austin
U.P
R. EB. Gray
John Shook
San Antonio
Bexar
Backache and Leg Pains Signal Kidney Warning
Warning on backache leg pains as signs of kidney or bladder trouble. Notes that kidneys filter waste and that persistent pain swelling or fatigue may indicate kidney issues. Recommends Tonis Pills and Don's Pills as relief aids endorsed by widespread use.
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Nature
Tronn
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