German image of Europe and Jews in postwar eye
Amarillo jeweler John Furbach reports on Europe from his two month continental visit. He praises a rebuilt Germany with growing homes and roads, notes Jewish property partly preserved, declares Communism nearly dead, and says Austrian and Czechoslovak pride under German influence is rising. He also comments Vienna’s culture and Jewish intolerance trends.
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Europe
Germany
John Furbach
Amarillo
Furbach
England
Austria
United States
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Fur‘Mech
Urbach
Hitler
Vienna
Amarillo Junior Chamber Banquet Hosts National Charter Ceremony
Dallas leader W O Cooper and Oklahoma City vice president Hugh Owens visit the Plains to join Amarillo Junior Chamber for its annual banquet at the Nat theater. Owens will deliver the national charter. pre-event program on the San Jacinto Fire Station lawn features regional junior chambers and local dignitaries.
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W. O
Bill) Cooper
Dallas
Texas
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hugh Owens
Oklahoma City
Plains
Panhandle
Amarillo
Nat
Owens
Cooper
Anson
North Texas Agricultural College
James Pipkin Ends With No Goats After Odd Tale
In Seminole Oklahoma on July 24 attorney James Pipkin owned two goats. One goat damaged his horse by eating the tail. Pipkin gave that goat to a passerby. The remaining horse bonded with the other goat and would not trust it, leaving Pipkin with none.
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Seminole, Okla
James Pipkin
Pipkin
Mr Collman Predicts More Heat With Dry Breeze
Mr Collman says today will be hot again after 96 degrees yesterday with 97 expected in the shade. Humidity eases as a dry breeze fans fevered brows and showers fade to a slight chance of thunder storms. Wind speeds rise from 2 mph last week to 15 to 20 mph today.
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Mr. Collman
Lending Bill Before Senate for Debate
Democratic Leader Alben W. Barkley placed Roosevelt's $2.49 billion lending bill before the Senate for debate. He said the proposal aims to mobilize idle men, idle equipment, and unused savings.
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Washington
Alben W. Barkley
Roosevelt
Senate
IRA Planned Blast on Parliament Revealed by Home Secretary
London July 24 Sir Samuel Hoare disclosed that the Irish Republican Army planned to blow up the British House of Commons and Parliament citing reliable information. He warned of foreign influence behind the IRA campaign and noted surveys of bridges and munitions sites. The announcement echoed the 1605 Gunpowder Plot and Guy Fawkes Day customs.
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London
U.P
Samuel Hoare
Irish Republican Army
Meek
Fawkes
I.R.A
Parliament
England
Guy Fawkes
Auto crash in Clarendon kills Jack Bell aged 22
Clarendon July 24 Jack Bell 22 son of M E Bell ranchman died when his automobile overturned. His brother Walter Bell was slightly injured. Walter was asleep with his head on Jack's lap at the time. Survived by three brothers Houston Charlie and Dick Bell and a sister Mrs P G Gentry
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Clarendon
Jack "Bell
M. E. ‘Bell
Walter Bell
Walter
Houston
Charlie
Dick Bell
P. G. Gentry
Ransom Paid in Kidnapping Case of Ohio Reverend
A. L. Miller of the Y M C A paid an initial sum to an intermediary in Bethlehem for the release of Rev. G. R. Goldner, an Ohio clergyman abducted by Arabs six days earlier. A later report said the ransom might be reduced from 5000 to 2500 dollars with a second payment due upon freedom.
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Jerusalem
A. L. Miller
Bethlehem
G. R Goldner
Ohio
Goldner
Miller
Here
Pastor Urges Move Against Noisy Planes
Dr. C. C. Grimes of Polk Street Methodist Church denounced low flying aircraft after a radio broadcast sermon was drowned out by a plane passing directly overhead. He urged congregants to protest to the city manager and airport authorities citing Civil Air Regulations prohibiting under 1,000 feet over towns noting many violators are army planes.
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C. C. Grimes
Polk Street Methodist
Dr. Grime
Grimes
Amarillo
New Highway Chief In Louisiana Quits
Governor Earl K Long announced that Lehtar E Frazar, named to chair the Louisiana highway commission only days earlier, has resigned from the post in Baton Rouge.
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Louisiana
Baton Rouge, la
Earl K. Long
Lethar E. Frazar
Louisiana Highway Commission
New Metal Nearly as Hard as Diamonds
The American Chemical Society reports a new metallic compound formed from tungsten titanium and carbon nearly as hard as diamonds. It withholds cutting edges at high temperatures and can withstand 200 000 to 300 000 psi. Philip M McKenna of McKenna Metals Company, Latrobe Pa, submitted the discovery.
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New York
American Chemical Society Today
Philip M. McKenna
McKenna Metals Company
Latrobe
Kids Play As Mother Does Work
Visitors tour the Amarillo Day Nursery led by Mrs. G. B. McLelland as it serves about 50 children. The center helps mothers who must work by providing care, training, and a safe environment, with toys donated by Holgate Toy Company upon W. G. Kirk's recommendation.
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Amarillo
G. 8. McLelland
Holgate Toy Company
United States
W. G. Kirk
Kirk Drug
West
Sixteenth Avenue
Holgate Toys
Toy Company
Canyon Greens Keeper Admits Slaying Eleven-Year-Old
In Attica Indiana police say Thomas Boyce aged 27 confessed to killing Elizabeth De Bruicker 11 whose body was found in a golf course ravine. He admitted strangling her after enticement and drowning her, then burying the body. He awaits manslaughter charges in Indianapolis.
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Canyon Foun Greens
Lafayette
Ind
U.P
Thomas Boyce
Elizabeth de Bruicker
R. C. Fenters
Boyce
Hillcrest Country Club
Attica
Priday
George Keller
Paul Rule
Robert Bowman
Fenters
Loretta
Indianapolis
Sudden Death Of Johnston Investigated
C Stuart Johnston professor of archeology at West Texas State College was found unconscious in a Boston lodging house and died. An autopsy found death from natural causes with no external violence. Edward M Maisel identified the body. Johnston had been in Boston on private business and to see Maisel. Mrs Johnston remained in Canyon as funeral plans were made.
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C. Stuart Johnston
West Texas State College At
Canyon
Boston
Mass
Mr. Johnston
C. Stuart Johnson
Edward M. Maisel
Johnson
Oklahoma City
J. A. Hill
Johnston
Buffalo
N. Y
Harvard University
Maisel
Plains Girls Bound To Win At Casa Manana
Fort Worth reports two Panhandle contestants Dor is Gene Russell of Spearman and Orlena Farmer of Amarillo are favored to win Texas Sweetheart No 1 in the Casa Manana contest. The selection occurs around 1 30 this evening with pre event receptions shifted to avoid discouraging other entrants.
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Dorchester Hotel
London
Elizabeth Morris
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Miss Morris
New York
Aquitania
Panhandle
Bill Wilson
Casa Manana
Texas
Jack Gordon
Ace
The
Fort Worth Press
Negro Pitcher Breaks Arm In Wild Pitch Incident
Izaak Wilson a 34 year old Negro pitcher for the Amarillo All Stars has his arm in a sling after breaking the elbow while delivering a high fastball in Canyon. The team trailed 3 to 0 when he left for the hospital and 9 to 8 when Archie Heel finished pitching.
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Izaak Wilson
Amarillo All Stars
Izaak
Canyon
Archie Heel
Wasp Interruption Ends Band Concert in Fredonia
In Fredonia Kansas Brice Fulghum’s trumpet performance was halted when a wasp emerged from the bell mid concert. The creature flew away while the audience laughed. The mishap ended the show and a brief insurance joke followed mentioning Neely Greenhill Agey.
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Fredonia
Kan
U.P
Brice Pulghum
Brice Fulghum
Canyon Boosters Promote City Centennial Across Panhandle
Canyon boosters travel on a goodwill tour advertising the city's golden anniversary. Captain Jim Line assigns Patrolmen Andrew Baker and John Nunn to escort the delegation. The itinerary includes White Deer at 9:15, Pampa at 10, Skellytown at 11:30, Borger at 12:30, Phillips at 1:30, Panhandle at 2:30, and Amarillo and Polk Street at 3:30.
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Canyon
Panhandle
Jim Line
Andrew Baker
John Nunn
White Deer
Pampa
Skellytown
Borger
Phillips
Amarillo
Polk Street
Globe-News News Tip Contest seeks reader tips weeklies
Amarillo editors urge townsfolk to send in stories for the weekly News Tip Contest. Prizes of five, three, and two dollars go to the top three tips, with tips valued for potential news interest to the paper.
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Amarillo
Globe-News
The
Globe News
Car Plunges in Palo Duro Canyon Injuring One
A car carrying Tom Maynard his wife Betty Jean Mrs Carl Simpson and Mrs Maynard’s sister slid 150 feet down a canyon side near Cabin No 8 in Palo Duro. Mrs Maynard suffered a crushed thumb and the others escaped with non life threatening injuries. Simpson walked to call for help and Mrs Maynard was taken to a Canyon hospital. Fire Chief Chester Moore aided victims at the scene.
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Palo Duro Canyon
Tom Maynard
Betty Jean
Booker
Maynard
Carl Simpson
Borger
Carlsbad Caverns
Cabin No. 8
Simpson
Chester Moore
Amarillo
Chief Moore
Hubby Shuts Bandits Out Leaves Them With Wife
In Kansas City on July 24 Mrs. Max Walter faced two bandits after they raided a drugstore. Walter’s husband reentered the store and slammed the door, but the wife was left outside with the attackers. She screamed and ran to the entryway as the bandits fled.
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Kansas City
Max Walter
Walter
Dog Helps Population Grow With 29 Puppies From One Owner
In Wilson North Carolina a dog owned by Ernest Lucas produced 15 puppies last December and 14 more yesterday, boosting the canine population and underscoring the dog’s substantial contribution to local breeder counts.
Amarillo and West Texas Weather Outlook
Amarillo and vicinity expect fair tonight with partial cloud cover Tuesday afternoon. West Texas remains generally fair through tonight and Tuesday. New Mexico sees partly cloudy skies with unsettled northern mountains and little temperature change. Noon temperature 94 degrees. highs 96 and lows 64 in the past 24 hours.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
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IRA
Llack Bell
Donley Rand
Dieschen Auto
By Lewis Nordyke
Plains Girls
Wasp
Neely Greenhill Agey
Canyon Boosters
Eall Down Canyon Side
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