Hoover Hails International Endeavor as World Peace Force
President Hoover, speaking by radio from the White House to the International Christian Endeavor societies in San Francisco, calls the fifty year celebration a milestone in national and global goodwill. He says the organization promotes spiritual advancement and international peace, inviting delegates from the United States Canada Mexico and other lands to continued service and influence.
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Washington
Hoover
International Christian Endeavor Societies
White House
San Francisco
United States
Dominion
Canada
Mexico
No Title Extracted From Fragmented Column
Fragmentary column reflects on vitamins and science, cotton trade with Russia, Bolshevik money, and social issues. Anecdotes include 28 canaries set free in a park and a 15 year old shot at a newsstand after a taxi incident. Mentions Amazone Water health drink.
Paul W Schiebel Killed in Auto Crash Near Hopeton
ALVA Okla July 16 Paul W Schiebel of Waynoka was killed last night when the automobile he drove overturned a mile and a half north of Hopeton Woods County A passing motorist found him and he died before reaching a hospital Schiebel formerly was a Santa Fe railroad fireman and had lived in Amarillo with many acquaintances in the area
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Alva
Okla
Paul W. Schiebel
Waynoka
Hopeton
Woods County
Schiebel
Santa Fe Railroad
Wheat Price Disparities Prompt Panhandle Letters
Farmers in Amarillo Perryton Spearman question week price gaps of 29 37 and 39 cents per unit across the same day. The letter to Tack urges explanation of the differing wheat prices, noting growers as backbone of the region.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Perryton
Spearman
Chickens Under Bed Lead to Arrest in Race Case
Police wake Ray mond Nichols to question as six headless chickens are found in a sack beneath his bed. McLoughlin pen raid left only heads. officers say chickens identified as stolen items. Authorities plan transfer to county custody after noon briefing.
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Raymond Nichols
M. McLoughlin
Pioneer Bootmaker
Monroe Street
Nichols
McLoughlin
Explorers Torrance and Gatty Return After African Tour
Dr. Torrance outlines a Borneo research trip after finishing a book The Lion's Cough while Mrs. Gatty plans Christmas in Australia. They describe Africa travel food, Congo floods, and their long medical careers in California Edinburgh education and Amarillo visit banter.
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New York
Washington
Borneo
Mrs. Gatty
Australia
America
Dr. Torrance
Edinburgh College
California
Amarillo
Two Garages Burned by Trash Fire in Lincoln
Early today a trash pile sparked a fire that destroyed two frame garages on Lincoln Street. The blaze at 1611 and 1613 Lincoln was reported to Central Fire Station at 10 55. Owners are Tom Currie and Mrs Wilks. A boy burning trash at 1613 Lincoln admitted the fire got out of control. No loss estimate given.
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Lincoln
Central Fire Station
Tom Currie
Wilks
Lincoln Street
Ptt Morris
Buchanan Makes Record at Health Examinations
Seventy preschool children were examined at Buchanan Street School marking a school health record. Health unit staff praised the turnout as double any previous turnout and noted upcoming conferences at McKinley Wolflin and on Monday at Wolflin with Dr. F P Miller and nurse Ruby Ripperton assisting.
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Buchanan Street School
Health Unit
McKinley School
Wolflin School
F. P. Miller
Ruby Ripperton
Miracle image on wall turns out to be lace curtain reflection
Chicago residents crowded the West Side overnight to see the so called miracle of a mother and child on a bare wall. Police revealed the image was a reflection from a lace curtain in gangster Sam Genna’s flat.
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Frederic C. Othman
United Press
Chicago
U.P
Sam Genna
Genna
J. J. Stoll
Dr. Stoll
South
Ashland Boulevard
Josep Pieroth
Sam
FLIERS TO PARADE TO BUDAPEST CITY HALL IN HONOR
Fliersof Budapest plans a motor procession along major streets to the city hall modeled on American practice. The event marks a first for the city and stirs great enthusiasm across Hungary as the symbol of hope amid national trials and disasters.
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Budapest
Hungary
Two Pleasant Valley Stores Are Robbed
Two burglaries occurred Wednesday night or early Thursday in Pleasant Valley north of Amarillo. The Quincy Ford Store lost canned goods tobacco meats and provisions valued over 100 and about 12 in cash. The Pleasant Valley Garage owned by Frank Ivans saw tools supplies oil and gas stolen valued over 100. Police assist the sheriff in the investigation.
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Pleasant Valley
Amarillo
Quincy Ford
Frank Ivans
Sheriff's Department
New York
Jno
F. Clark Brokerage Company
SF RR
Byera
Allied Hem & Dye
Allenghen. Corp
Allis Chalmers
Amerada Corp
American Smelt & Hef
American Sugar & Ref
American Tobacco
American Wt Works & Is
Auburn Auto
Aviation Corp
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Balyba Bendix Aviation Tie
National Biscuit
Best & Company
Bethlehem Steel
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Wee
BOR
Borden Company Cessecessses Bi
Briggs Mf. Co
I Case Co
Beeweee
Celotex Company
Fily Calumet & Heele
Sssee
Chesapeake Corporation
Chesapeake Ohio Speee
Columbia Gas & Light Rom
Congoleum Airn
Columbia Grapho
al Columbian Carbon Org
New York Central RR
Commonwealth & Southern
Big Continental
Continental Motora
Seas
Coast Film
Curtiss Wright
Curtisa Wright A
Davison Chemical
del, Lace & West RR
den & Rio Grande West Pfa
Eeeer Reerers
Canada Dry Sebbsone
Drugs Inc
Associated Dry Goods
Detroit Edison Eens
Dupont Dereetene
Erie Railroad
Eastman Kodak Oeld
Eaton
Fox Film
American Steel Foundrys
Sk Rubber Esannee
Foster Wheeler, Inc
Freeport
Texas
Frisco Eteetes
Consolidated Gat
General Food
General Theater
General Mills
General Motors
General Railway Signal
Gillette Safety Razor
Glidden Company
Gold Dust Corporation Weeee
Good
Chrysler Corporation
Teeee
Superpower Beveeesneers
Kansas City Southern RR
Amer Austin
Weete Kelvinator Corp . Bees
Atk Nat
Coca Cola Co
Veel
Ass'd Gas & Elec
Eee
Il Kelsey Hayes
Eeeneae Cord
Eee Renee
Kennetott
Marconi
Kresge & Co Eevee
Kroger Grocery & Baking
Krueger & al ‘ da Bee
Deere & Co
Ee Am Lambert Company
Etee
DeForest Radio
Vee Liggett Myers B
Detroit
Loew's Inc. ’ Ence
Blee Bond & Share
Ford Motor Ltd
Bee
Lorillard Tobacco
Baeee
Goldman Sachs Wees
Montgomery Ward
Lone Star Gas
Mack ‘Trucks Bee
Miami Copper
Nash Motors Care
Air Trans
National Bellas Hess Baha United Gas
National Dairy Products
Let & Pwr
National Power & Light
Beeee National Cash Register
Nevada Corn Tee
North America
Daty
Oliver Farm Implement
Willys Overland
Paramount Publix
Maracaibo
Pathe Exchange
Packard Deena
Renee Tee
Atlantic
J C Penney Company
Gen Asphalt
Pennsylvania
Cosden Oil
Pillsbury Flour
Public Service of NJ
Continental Beeen
Pullman Ter
Houston
Purity
Bly Radio Corporation
Imperial Oil Td
Keith Orpheum
Remington Rand International Pet Pereee
Bane
Republic Tron & Steel
Mexican Seaboard
Reynolds Tobacco B
Mid-Continent
Mountain
Sears Roebuck A Ltd
N. Y
Schulte
Ohio Oil
Pan-American
Caliornia
Baison
Panhandle P
Weeee Standards Brands, Inc
Eeees Standard Gas & Electric
HOW Petroleum
Cal
Rio Grande
Royal Dutch
United Corn
Union Pacific
C.eees
Shell Union
United Poon
So. Land
United Gas Improvement
Seventy Enroll for Presbyterian Meet
More than 70 persons enrolled at the Panhandle Presby terian Conference opening at the Methodist camp grounds at Ceta Canyon on July 14. Officials say enrollment will continue through July 21 as the conference, under the Presbytery of Amarillo, welcomes seniors adults and youths from the district and aims to become an annual event.
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Panhandle
Broken neck may be fatal to youth
Cass Shields an 18 year old high school student in Sweetwater Texas was seriously injured when he struck a rock diving from a railroad trestle into a Creed swimming pool. He was paralyzed from the neck down and doctors expressed little hope for recovery.
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Sweetwater
Tex
U.P
Cass Shields
Creed
Try Five Mexicans On Gaming Charge
Five Mexicans were arraigned in Justice C G Landis's court this morning on gaming charges for playing cards in a public place. The defendants, charged jointly, pleaded not guilty.
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C. G. Landis
Escape From Wreck Likely Miraculous After Sixth Avenue Crash
Early today at Sixth Avenue and Maryland Street two men crawled free from toppled Chevrolet coach. Charley Thurman uninjured from West Fourth Avenue, A G Randall of Maryland Street also unhurt in the northbound collision. Traffic officer George Stanley logged the mishap.
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Sixth Avenue
Maryland Street
Charley Thurman
West Fourth Avenue
Quite Safe Warden Prisoner Exchange Quick Quip
A prisoner bluntly explains resistance to hard labor citing job security as he faces a stern warden. The exchange showcases a moment of tension and wit within a prison setting.
Death Trial at Corsicana Nearing Jury Verdict Day
Corsicana Texas July 16 Completion of testimony in the murder trial of Charles Douglas 40 is expected today The defendant who faces a second murder charge for the slaying of his son in law Davis January testified that the fatal shot which killed Miss Texana Hall near Athens was accidental He also said January had threatened him and that he killed January in self defense on April 12
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Corsicana
Tex
Charles Douglas
Miss Texana Hall
Athens
Douglas
Davis January
Miss Hall
January
Spanish Cabinet Expected to Sign Resignation Next Month
Provisional president Niceto Alcala Zamora said the cabinet plans to resign next month to clear the way for a return to constitutional government under a new Cortes drafted constitution.
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Madrid
Niceto Alcala Zamora
Cortes
Shrines Pick Frisco For 1932 North American Convention
San Francisco selected to host the Shrine of North America 1932 convention, ending its 57th annual gathering in Cleveland tonight.
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Cleveland
San Francisco
the Shrine of North America
Fountain Pen Bombs Injure Recipients
Police in Genoa probe a mail rush of forty fountain pen bombs sent to Fascist leaders. Two devices exploded injuring minor Fascist officials on hands and face. Bombs addressed to Cordoni Palace Fascist HQ. arrests and interrogations ongoing. Similar blasts reported in Turin Bologna Rome and Genoa.
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Genoa
Italy
Cordoni Palace
Turin
Bologna
Rome
Former Amarillo resident W H Miller to be buried Friday
Word reached here that W H Miller of Dallas, formerly of Amarillo, died. He and his wife left Amarillo long ago and were staying at Carl Stephens’ home at 2446 Kingston Street when he passed. Funeral services are set for Friday. In Amarillo he worked with Panhandle Sash and Door Company.
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W. H. Miller
Dallas
E. P. Putman
Alabama Street
Miller
The
Panhandle Sash & Door Company
Pilot Jack Story Leads National Air Tour Toward Corpus Christi
Houston dispatch reports Pilot Jack Story of Kansas City logged the first takeoff at 10 01 A M as the National Air Tour departed Houston for Corpus Christi. The field remained muggy, with all pilots clearing at one minute intervals and no rain falling.
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Jack Story
Houston
Kansas City
Corpus Christi
Story
Radio Station Razed in Nuevo Laredo Fire
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Voz Latino broadcasting building in Nuevo Laredo early yesterday. The station was a total loss. Fire Chief George E. Renken of Laredo aided Nuevo Laredo firefighters and sent a chemical truck across the border. The fire was not discovered until the building was enveloped in flames.
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Laredo
Oil Probe Opens Two Special Assistants At 350 A Month
An order to hire two special assistants at 350 dollars per month for 12 months to conduct the investigation was debated with efforts to postpone action by sending the measure to the appropriations committee. The bill would charge expenses to the legislature’s contingent fund.
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Committee On
al Nropriations
Satterwhite
Odessa
House of A
Senate State Affairs Committee
Jack Keller
Dallas
Harry Graves
Georgetown
Graves
EB. H. Lasseter
Henderson
Lasseter
Ford
Dewey Young
Wellington
Keller
Young
Sterling
Bob Long
Long
House
Rains Bring Relief as Texas Farmers Welcome Storms
Farmers across Texas rejoiced as heavy rains drenched most sections Tuesday and Wednesday. Over an inch fell in Austin Brenham Denton Vernon Gainesville and Temple during the 24 hours ending 8 A M Today. Hard rains also lashed Abilene Dallas Houston Ballinger Corsicana Dilley Cuero Eastland Henrietta Huntsville Lampasas Long Lake Mexico San Angelo Snyder Taylor Weatherford with light showers over many other areas. The Weather Bureau expected more precipitation tonight and Friday.
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Associated Press
Texas
Austin
Brenham
Denton
Vernon
Gainesville
Temple
Abilene
Dallas
Houston
Ballinger
Corsicana
Dilley
Cuero
Eastland
Henrietta
Huntsville
Lampasas
Long Lake
Mexico
San Angelo
Snyder
Taylor
Weatherford
Weather Bureau
Insurance Men Urge 15 Percent Rail Rate Hike
Washington July 16 Insurance companies and savings banks back a 15 rate increase for railroads. Edward D Duffield told the Interstate Commerce Commission that 50 million life policy holders and about 13 million savings depositors faced threats from reduced railroad revenues. Duffield, president of Prudential Life Insurance, chaired an emergency committee on railroad investments.
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Washington
Edward D. Duffield
Interstate Commerce Commission
Duffield
Prudential Life Insurance Company of America
The Little Tasks
A poem by Edgar A. Guest reflects on small acts of kindness. It urges brief deeds like delivering flowers or words of cheer to neighbors and friends, noting such gestures honor those who bear troubles and create lasting memories. The poem emphasizes that five minutes can spark meaningful consolation in daily life.
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Edgar A. Guest
Markets Report from Kansas City and Chicago Hogs Prices
Hogs and cattle prices show mixed moves across Kansas City and Chicago markets with direct sales and weights. Idaho lambs and packing sow values noted, while New Orleans cotton and New York stocks trend steady to firmer on international terms and exchange strength.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Idaho
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
City Slashes Engineering Staff in July Retrenchment
The engineering department lost about six employees as the city began another round of cuts on July 1. City manager Bill Durham said outside construction is nearly finished for the season and the underpass should be done by August 1. Three engineers remain: E N Stanley, Frank French, and H R Smith, with fire and police departments already reduced.
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Bill Durham
E. N. Stanley
Frank French
H. R. Smith
Fillmore Street
Paris Parley Urges German Leaders to Confer Before London
Curtius of Germany to come here at once for a preliminary conference prior to a general meeting in London. Germans to arrive tomorrow for talks with Bruening and Curtius. Hope for concerted action with the United States. After the meeting here, a general meeting will start in London Monday. Germany pays all annuities in full Dawes Young plan. funds go to railways government and Reichsbank credit.
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Curtius
Germany
London
Henderson
Berlin
J. Ramsa MacDonald
Bruening
United States
Bwitzerland
Dawes and Young
Disarmament Proposal Arises at London Conference
Commander J M Kenworthy Laborite urged the foreign ministers conference in London to pause all warship building and warlike equipment for one year while suspending inter allied debts under the Hoover plan. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald cautioned that the idea may not solve problems and said Britain would not initiate such a proposal though the question would be considered with similar ideas.
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London
J. M. Kenworthy
Laborite
House of Commons
Foreign Ministers
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Britain
Youth Stolen Auto Accessories Sentenced to Reform School
A 14 year old boy and two peers were charged with stripping car accessories near the Municipal Auditorium. The 14 year old received a sentence to the state reform school at Gatesville. It was his third offense while the other two youths were paroled to their parents. In a separate morning session two African American juveniles, first offenders on theft charges, were paroled to their parents.
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Municipal Auditorium
State Reform School
Gatesville
B. Motlow
Reform School
Motlow
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel Ad
An old advertising copy promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a gentle vegetable tonic to stimulate bile flow and improve digestion. It warns against laxatives and chewing gums that only move the bowels, claiming the liver needs proper bile flow for better health. The ad touts the product name and marks its tie to Carter Medicine Co. in 1931.
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Carter
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C.E Society
Frisco
Capitol
Russia
Lord Beaverbrook
Egypt
Samuel Sabino
Mr. Schiebel
Rac
Dr. Tor
Buchanan
Presbyterian
Shriners
Amarillo Andies
Corpus
Nuevo Laredo
Oklahoma City
Murray
Oklahoma
Kansas
Cicero Murray
Oil States Advisory Committee
Texas House Oil and Gas Committee
Denver
Ail States Group
Milo
New Orleans
Liverpool
Aterling Exchange
Europe
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard
U. S, Steel
Bethlehem
American Can
Rock Island
New Haven
Chesapeake & Ohio
Atchison, Lambert, Allied Chemical
Westinghouse
Macy and Lambert
American Telephone
Jno. F. Clark Brokerage Co
Paris
Union Carbide Abenee
NH & H RR
Vanadium Corporation
Warner Bros Pictures
Warner Bros
Western Maryland
Western Pacific
Westinghouse Bigatric
Westinghouse Air Brakes
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