Malin Park to Repair Grandstand This Week
Malin Park will begin rebuilding the damaged grandstand this week after wind destruction Saturday night. Insurance adjustments today clear the path, with roof repairs already set. Gene Fatheree, a Pampa druggist, was released from hospital, and G. F. Geyer listed among the eight victims.
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Garner Criticizes Roosevelt and Plans Texas Primary Trip
Vice President John Nance Garner accused Roosevelt of delaying word on a third term and said he would travel to Uvalde Texas for the upcoming Texas primary. He offered no direct statement about his own political future and urged reporters to quote him as they wished.
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Dinner Planned by Thompson Friends
Amarillo friends of Ernest O Thompson invite all supporters of his gubernatorial campaign to a 6 30 pm dinner tomorrow at the Amarillo Hotel. He will speak at KGNC from 7 30 to 8 pm then head to Butler Field for the All Panhandle rally.
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Knox Appeals for Navy Money Bill
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox urged quick approval of Roosevelt's request for an extra 4.848 billion dollars for total defense. He spoke to a secret session of the House deficiency appropriations committee, saying the two ocean navy program should start immediately. Chairman Woodrum said Knox was fully in accord with the plan.
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Stork Leaves Two Lion Cubs at Zoo
A stork visited Amarillo's zoo leaving two lion cubs under the care of their mother. The tiny kittens attract attention as they grow, with the public invited to view the playful youngsters. Neely Greenhill Agey for Insurance.
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Silver Grill Cafeteria Reopens In Amarillo Landmark
Hundreds flocked to the remodeled Silver Grill cafeteria in Amarillo yesterday under the longtime ownership of Dewey Ashcroft. The air conditioned facility at Fourth and Pik Streets features ten murals, new low prices, and round the clock access with dining hours from 11:30 to 2 and 5:30 to 1:30.
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Weather Outlook: Hot and Showery Across Plains
Continued heat remains with highs near 95 and scattered showers. Precip totals vary by city from a trace to over an inch, with Amarlillo reporting 0.87 inches and most areas seeing little benefit to crops. Winds out of the south at about 11 mph.
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No Beer Wine or Liquor Sold Election Day
Austin reports that state liquor authorities ordered all beer taverns beer-wine rooms and package stores to close from 7 A M to 8 P M Saturday for primary elections. Bert Ford state liquor administrator announced the restriction affecting taverns stores and beer sales during voting hours.
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Baby Girl Drowns In Tank Near Sundown Home
Fourteen month old Rita Ann Shue fell into a shallow tank at her parents home two miles southwest of Sundown in Hockley County Sunday morning. Neighbors and family joined a search when she was found missing during play in the yard.
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U S Shanghai Patrols Reinforced in International Settlement
U S marine patrols were reinforced in the International Settlement defense zone at Shanghai today and bodyguards were provided for Americans threatened by Japanese dominated elements. Americans urged President Roosevelt to warn Japan it bears responsibility for American safety in China and to retaliate against Japanese newspapermen in the United States if Americans are mistreated.
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Navy buys two ships to serve as auxiliaries
Secretary Knox announced the Navy purchased two 15,000 ton steamships the Santa Barbara and the Santa Maria from the Grace line for 1.3 million dollars each. The vessels, formerly in Latin American service, bring Navy auxiliary capacity to four ships recently acquired.
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No One in This Morgue Stutters Says Attache
A Pittsburgh morgue attache dismisses a caller's fear of foul play in a missing relative case. The caller describes the man as five eight, in a dark suit with a gray hat, noting he stutters. The attendant replies none of the men downstairs stutter.
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Panhandle rally mbiggest political gathering tied to primary
A massive Amarillo rally and street parades precede Texas primary voting with candidates for Congress and Senate, gubernatorial contenders, and district organizers taking the stage at Butler Field. Police radio links and free seating promise orderly proceedings as voters finalize transfers and absentee ballots.
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Borger City Attorney In Critical Condition
Borger July 22 relatives learned that Joseph H Aynesworth Borger City attorney remains critically ill in a Waco hospital with condition unchanged.
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Swimmer Drowns in Buffalo Lakes Near Lubbock
Everett Ward 26 of near Morton drowned in Buffalo Lakes eight miles southeast of Lubbock after being missed for ninety minutes while swimming in an unlighted lake with a friend. Heavy showers earlier caused lights to be off. Ward's funeral is set for 3:30 Tuesday afternoon in Morton.
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Camp Bullis Parade Prompts Texas Newsmen
Camp Bullis showed two weeks of civilian military training in army life as Texas newspapermen witnessed the second half of the month’s drill on July 22.
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Thompson contrasts oil taxes with sales tax in Texas governor bid
Vernon July 22 Special Ernest O Thompson candidate for governor on tour to Amarillo homecoming rally attacks sales tax calling it a tax on working people. Proposes nickel per barrel oil tax and per thousand natural gas tax to fund pensions and public aid while noting 85 percent of oil ships out of state. Urges farm and ranch conservation and a special session to address it. Years ago today notes German advance near Argonne.
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Governor 10 Here Wednesday in Texas Primary Campaign
The field remains focused on O Daniel as Texas gubernatorial hopefuls push through a last week of speeches ahead of Saturday’s Democratic primary. O Daniel schedules 29 talks from Lampasas to Abilene with heavy absentee voting across the state and major campaign appearances planned in Amarillo Fort Worth and Dallas by other contenders including Hines Thompson and Ferguson.
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Plains Race Is State Highlight
Vigorous campaigning for 12 Texas congressional seats follows retiring Marvin Jones. Four former representatives seek comebacks in districts eight eleven thirteen and seventeen while seven incumbents run unopposed. The contest features Blanton in the seventeenth district and heated bids in eighteen and twenty districts with issues ranging from New Deal loyalty to preparedness and pensions.
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Scattered thundershowers across Amarillo and West Texas
Regional forecast notes scattered thundershowers tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. West Texas expects partly cloudy skies with showers and thunderstorms, while New Mexico sees similar activity over mountains. Temperature extremes reach 96 maximum and 63 minimum in the past 24 hours. Noon reading 86. Precipitation totals 0.65 inches at the airport.
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