Texans film shines on Amarillo screens next Saturday
In a Prairie era column, the writer notes The Texans bringing Texas cinema to the Paramount in Amarillo next Saturday. The Western epic, shot south of San Antonio, stars Randolph Scott Joan Bennett and May Robson and portrays Texas post Civil War struggles including the Chisholm Trail as crowds praise its Western grandeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
United States
San Antonio
Randolph Scott
Joan Bennett
May Robson
Plains
Paramount
Texas
Chisholm Trail
Ray Beall
Interstate Company
Dallas
George Tucker
Few Changes In Senate In Texas Election
Unofficial figures show limited turnover in the 31 member Texas Senate after Saturdays elections. Galveston attorney William E. Stone defeats T. J. Holbrook. George Moffett of Chillicothe replaces Ben O Neal. Edinburg’s Rogers Kelly defeats Jim Neal. runoffs involve Claud Westerfeld Grady Woodruff Penrose Metcalf Prescott Martin Lonnie Smith and Doss Hardin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Holbrook
Galveston
Senate
Wiliam E. Stone
Rogers Kelly
Edinburg
Jim Neal
Rio Grande
George Moffett
Chillicothe
Ben O'Neal
Wichita Falls
Charles Tennyson
House of Representatives
Claud C. Westerfeld
Dallas
W. C. Graves
Grady Woodruff
Decatur
R. C. Lanning
Jacksboro
Penrose Metcalf
San Angelo
R. K. Prescott
Brownwood
Eph M. Davis
Jesse FE. Martin
Rep
Lonnie Smith
Fort Worth
Frank Rawlings
Doss Hardin
Prairie Hill
W. R. Newton
Cameron
Ross Hardin
Mrs A Enochs Dies in Las Cruces Home
Mrs A Enochs mother of Mrs William C Boyce of Amarillo died in her daughter’s Las Cruces New Mexico home last night. She is survived by four daughters Mrs Boyce Mrs Minteer Mrs Richard Griffith of Jackson Mississippi and Miss Rosa Enochs of Oklahoma City and three grandchildren Barbara Boyce Drew Minteer and Rosaline Griffith. The body will be taken to Oklahoma City for funeral services Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ©. Enochs
William C. Boyce
Lipscomb Street
Amarillo
E. D Minteer
Las Cruces
N. M
Enochs
Boyce
Minteer
Richard Griffith
Jackson
Miss
Rosa Enochs
Oklahoma City
Barbara Boyce
Drew Minteer
Rosaline Griffith
Jose Carroll Faces Marijuana Possession Charge Today
Jose G. Carroll was charged in Justice of the Peace H W Duke's court with possession of marijuana. Bond set at $1000. The rest of the text contains unrelated observations and trivia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose G. Carroll
Justice of the Peace
H. W. Duke
For Rent Offer for Furnished Apartment in Exchange for Help
A reader at 2103 West Seventh Ave offers part rent for a furnished apartment in exchange for the woman of a couple to assist with hourly work. Also seeks good homes for two puppies, requesting interested parties to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terk
West Seventh Ave
Will Rogers Pageant Needs More Young Participants
Amarillo aims to stage a large Will Rogers pageant as part of the opening of the Will Rogers Highway from Chicago to San Diego. Hundreds have signed up, many with Will Rogers ties, but organizers seek more youths to fill scenes including the Ziegfeld Follies number. Rehearsals are tonight at the Municipal Auditorium and Vega with Follies and massed choir groups meeting. registrations are open at the chamber of commerce offices with Doyle Dilley or Harry Walters managing enrollment.
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Will Rogers
Amarillo
Junior Welfare League
Vega
Little Theater
Margaret Collins
I. D. Cole
Chamber of Commerce
Doyle
Howard Dilley
Harry Walters
Corrigan Plans Tour Before Accepting Next Offer
London dispatch reports Douglas G. Corrigan undecided about lucrative offers from the United States. He will tour for two weeks visiting New York Brooklyn Boston Baltimore Philadelphia Washington Fort Worth Dallas San Antonio Norfolk Galveston Los Angeles San Francisco and St Louis before choosing the best job option.
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London
Douglas G. Corrigan
United States
New York
Becauise
Brooklyn
Boston
Baltishag
Philadelphia
Washingon
Fort Worth
Dallas
San Antonio
Norfolk
Virginia
Galveston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pickaback Plane Lands in Horta From Botwood
The British Pickaback seaplane Mercury, returning from a transatlantic test flight, arrived in Horta at 10:30 AM today from Botwood Newfoundland.
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Pickaback
Horta
Botwood
Arxores
Mercury
Newfoundland
Flood devastates Bend area as river crests and crops vanish
In Lampasas County, flooding sent the Colorado River valley near Bend to new highs with water levels rising to 60 feet. Banker Clyde Northington pegs damage over 250000 as pecan cotton corn crops and herds perish. Rescue teams in motorboats shift refugees to safety while authorities report no drownings so far.
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Clyde Northington
Lampasas
Colorado River
Bend
Albert Culver
Buchanan Lake
J. C. Abney
San Saba
Bill Sargent
Sargent
Sham Fight Enables Texas Jail Escape by Four Prisoners
Four prisoners escaped Grayson County jail in Sherman Texas after staging a sham fight in their cells and attacking the turnkey Charlie Cannon who came to separate them. Escapees were Arthur Witten Jack Geesling Kid Willis and Willie Umphres all facing robbery rape or car theft charges. Cannon was bruised but not seriously injured. fugitives believed to remain in Texas as authorities pursue leads.
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Sherman
Tex
UPI
Grayson County
Arthur Witten
Huntsville State Penitentiary
Jack Geesling
Denison
Kid Willis
Willie Umphres
Davis
Witten
Geesling
Texas
Charlie Cannon
Cannon
Fort Worth
School Principal Charged After Dynamite Blast
Dallas report states Appleby school principal E R Wyatt about 30 near Nacogdoches was charged with assault to murder after a duplex blast wrecked a dwelling. One injured, Miss Mary Jo Miller 22 of Nacogdoches, a teacher in Chicago, was visiting her brother Joseph H Miller.
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Dallas
E. R. Wyatt
Appleby
Nacogdoches
Mary Jo Miller
Chicago
Wyatt
Joseph H. Miller
Sister Aidan Dies At St Anthony's Hospital
Sister Aidan 56 year old superintendent of nurses at St Anthony's Hospital died at the hospital at 10 last night. She served six years in Amarillo and three as superintendent. The body rests in the hospital chapel as funeral plans proceed with N S Griggs and Sons handling arrangements.
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Aidan
St. Anthony's Hospital
Amarillo
N.S. Griggs and Sons
Britain eyes separate Arab and Jewish states under mandate plan
The article discusses Britain's imperial strategy outlining a division into Arab and Jewish states with a corridor under a renewed mandate. It notes strong Arab opposition and links Palestine's strategic value to sea routes, oil lands in Iraq, and the canal system. Separate governance is presented as the only seen path forward by British officials. It also reports June steel orders at 97,546 tons, highest for the year, with no new work-relief orders from the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asia
Egypt
Britain
Iraq
Palestine
League
New York
Structural Steel
American Institute of Steel Construction
Gray Case Near End In Patent Dispute
The Gray Processing Corporation sues Danciger Oil and Refining, alleging infringement of a patented process for treating cracked gasoline. The defense argues the patents are invalid and no infringement occurred. The hearing nears closure with briefs due and a final argument planned for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Processing Corporation
Danciger Oil and Refining Company
B. T. Brooks
Brooks
Danciger
Lions Hear Glasses Talk And Reunion Plans
Lions hear a humorous Glasses fashion talk by James L. McCormick and learn about Roy Super's company with a $50 000 vice president and streamlined secretaries. Ed Bishop invites members to the XIT Reunion in Dalhart August 8 and 9 with hotel rooms reserved and plans for a large attendance.
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James L. McCormick
Rotary Club
The
Lions Club Today
Roy Super
Lions Club
Mr. Super
Bob Dow
Washington
Texas
Ed Bishop
Dalhart Texan
Dalhart Lions Club
City Police Arrest 40 Over Election Weekend
City police rounded up more than 40 violators during the election weekend. The arrests focused largely on drunks and traffic violations as officers maintained a heavy presence.
Courthouse Records and Property Transfers Report
Court filings list warranty deeds from W. O. Boney to D. S. Drain for part of Forest Hill Terrace valued at 600 dollars and transfers from Texas Plains Building and Loan to M. T. Juwell for part of Plemons at 2 000 dollars and to F. G. Swain for part of Plemons at 2 750 dollars. Vehicle registrations include a Terraplane sedan, a Chevrolet coupe for Dr. R. J. Moore, a Chevrolet sedan for Swift L Lindsley, and a Chevrolet truck for Russell C. Taylor. Marriage license issued to YG. Smith and Joy Jenkins.
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W. O. Boney
Etul
D. S. Drain
Forest Hill Terrace
Texas Plains
M. T. Juwell
Plemons
F. G. Swain
W. J. van London
Dr. R. J. Moore
Swift L. Lindsley
Russell C. Taylor
Small Animal Is Starcd and Fat Factory
Woods HoleMass July 26 The discovery at the Marine Biological Laboratory describes chilmonas a flagellate that can, in 25 days, produce starch and fat without light. Dr S O Mast Johns Hopkins notes a single individual could yield enough to cover Massachusetts 90 feet deep in 612 billion cubic meters of product. The study finds a substance in chilmonas that spurs reproduction yet halts growth offering potential relevance to aging cancer and other growth processes.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Woods Hole
Mass
United States
Marine Biological Laboratory
S. O. Mast
Johns Hopkins University
Massachusetts
Johns Hopkins
Hilburn Describes West Texas Freight Rate Fight
West Texas Chamber of Commerce leader Hilburn outlined efforts against proposed freight rate increases affecting 70 West Texas counties. District representatives from Dallam to Randall planned to gather county impact data for D A Bandeen and locate witnesses ahead of a Texas Railroad Commission hearing set for August 1 in El Paso.
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H. 8S
Hilburn
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
West Texas
Herring Hotel
Ed Bishop
Dalhart
Dallam
Hansford
Hartley
Moore
Hemphill
Oldham
Potter
Gray
Deaf Smith
Randall
D. A. Bandeen
el Paso
Texas Railroad Commission
Max C Blunk Taken by Death in Randall County
Max C Blunk a 76 year old stock farmer of Randall County died at the family home at 4206 Harrison Street at 930 last night He farmed in Randall County for more than 30 years He is survived by his widow a step daughter Mrs John Pennington of Rock Island Illinois three grandsons Bob Puller Amarillo Louis Fuller and Earl Donaway both of Rock Island two grand daughters Mrs Sarah John Donaway and Mrs Manda May Pennington both of Rock Island Pall bearers are Carl Fulton L G Creekmore M A Stone W M Gouldy Dick Kelly and D C McCormick Funeral services will be in Griggs Chapel tomorrow afternoon with Rev T D Sumerall pastor of the Central Baptist Church officiating Burial will be in Llano Cemetery
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Max C. Blunk
Randall County
Harrison Street
Blunk
John Pennington
Rock Island
Illinois
Bob Puller
Amarillo
Louis Fuller
Earl Donaway
Sarah John Donaway
Manda May Pennington
Carl Fulton
L. G. Creekmore
M. A. Stone
W. M. Gouldy
Dick Kelly
D. C. McCormick
Griggs’ Chapel
T. D. Sumerall
Central Baptist Church
Llano Cemetery
James Fitch Meets With Scout Executive Board
James P. Fitch, regional Boy Scout executive from Dallas, met with the Amarillo Area Council executive board yesterday afternoon. A similar meeting is announced for this afternoon by C. A. Clark, Amarillo Area Council executive.
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James P. Fitch
Dallas
Amarillo Area
C. A. Clark
Infant of G. D. Terrell Dies in Panhandle
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Terrell of Panhandle died last night at 11:30. The child is survived by both parents. Funeral arrangements are pending with N. B. Griggs and Sons handling the arrangements.
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G. D. Terrell
Panhandle
Griggs and Sons
Primaries Spill Over In Six States As Roosevelt Era Stakes Rise
In six states Democratic candidates push final campaigns to early August primaries testing Roosevelt era leadership and appeal. Missouri Kansas Virginia West Virginia vote August 2 with Tennessee and Kentucky following, pitting Barkley against Chandler and Clark facing renomination amid GOP row over Winrod Nazi ties.
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Roosevelt
Kansas
Missouri
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
A. B. Chandler
Barkley
Bennett Champ Clark
John Hamilton
Gerald Winrod
Winrod
Five Years in Jail Because She's Silent
Chicago docket details Daisy Tegtmeyer a 53 year old widow who served five years in Cook County jail for withholding an accounting of a $30,000 estate. She became trustee of her father in law in 1924 and faced minor heirs claims. She was ordered on July 27 1933 to provide an accounting or face further legal action.
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Chicago
Daisy Tegtmeyer
Cook County
Tegtmeyer
Bill Martin Dies After Five Day Pneumonia Battle
Bill Martin a former Amarilloan who moved to Pampa a year and a half ago died Sunday morning following a five day attack of double pneumonia Burial was held in Pampa yesterday He went there to join his brother in the Rex Sandwich Shop Survived by five brothers Carl Roy Howard Paul Clyde and Richard all of Amarillo and Pampa a sister Mrs J N Allison and his mother Mrs Mary E Martin of Pampa
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Bill Martin
Plunges to Death as Railing Cracks on Mexican Mountain
Miss Lillian G. Lloyd of Houston was killed when a railing on Chipinque Mountain near Monterrey collapsed. Her cousin Miss Mary Sue Logan of Fort Worth and two guides fell to a ledge 100 feet below. the guides were injured while Miss Logan escaped unharmed.
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Laredo
Lillian G. Lloyd
Houston
Tex
Chipinque Mountain
Monterrey
Mexico
Logan
Pitcairn Isle Is Isolated From World
New York dispatch reports Pitcairn Island cut off from the world as radio failures and rumors of typhoid deter ships. Dorothy Hall of Springfield Gardens, who speaks with the island, urged Neville Chamberlain to send aid and supplies after attempts to contact BRGAY station failed.
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New York
Pitcairn Island
Fle Christian
Dorothy Hall
Springfield Gardens
Queens
Hog Prices Rise After Labor Peace Reaches Pact
Chicago July 26 Hog prices jumped 10 to 20 cents as labor trouble at several small packing firms ended. The higher bids lifted the average to 10.25 dollars per hundredweight, the first since October. Agreement between United Packing House Workers of America CIO and the packing companies allows slaughtering to resume in the plants tomorrow after ten days idle.
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Chicago
United Packing House Workers of America
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