Pacific flight recalls other Hawaiian hops
A Pacific cross run recalls earlier attempts during the Dole prize era. Arthur Goebel won the first 25 000 dollar prize on the Woolaroo with Martin Jensen taking 10 000 dollars in the Aloha. Several ships vanished including the Miss Doran and The Golden Eagle. The Dallas Spirit and Navy PN-1 also survived the distance in separate expeditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Calif
Pacific
Dole
James R. Dole
Arthur Goebel
Hollywood
Woolaroo
Martin Jensen
Honolulu
Aloha
Oakland
California
George Cowell
R. $. Warrener
Naval Air Station
San Diego
Point Loma
Thirteenth number brings no terror to Amarillo crowd
At the Tri State Fair secretary manager Bob Emmett said 309 Amarillo residents qualified with birth or marriage certificates showing the number 13. He noted unusually high pass issuance lowered gate receipts despite a strong turnout for The Thirteenth Chair play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Bob Emmett
Tri-State
Emmett
Rennett
Gray Urges Airport At A B C Meet
Lieutenant Rohbert H. Gray of Amarillo's flying school spoke at the weekly dundeon of the American Business at the Amarillo hotel urging residents to push for an up-to-date municipal airport. The session also voted to finance twelve Boy Scouts for the camp running from June 5 to June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rohbert H. Gray
Amarillo
Saa
Foreign War Vets To Give Hotel Dance
The Japanese Roof Garden at Palo Duro hotel hosts the third Veterans of Foreign Wars dance sponsored by John B. Golding post on Saturday evening. Amarillo Pastimers provide music as the Popular orchestra joins leading outfits in the Panhandle, New Mexico and Oklahoma. Tickets are $1 with ladies admitted free.
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Palo Duro
John B. Golding Post
Amarillo
Panhandle
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Lindbergh shows off in Amarillo fan clash and winds up critiqued
Tactless Texan laments Lindbergh visit and crowd reaction in Amarillo. He recalls drivers awaiting the airman, accuses Lindbergh of grandstanding, circles the field, and dismisses Clovis comments. The column shifts to local gossip including unions, garden peeping, and a found music case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
Wichita
Amarillo
Lindbergh
Lindy
Dewey
Stewart Trial Starts Today in Senate Contempt Case
The trial of Robert W. Stewart, chairman of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana, for contempt of the Senate opened in the District of Columbia Supreme Court. Oliver P. Stewart testified that on February 2 Stewart refused to answer questions from Chairman Nye, and his stenographic notes supported the record of the testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py United
Washington
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Senate
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Oliver P. Stewart
Box Supper Nets $100 At Union Hall
A union hall box supper raised one hundred dollars serving as a campaign fund. Old Tack of the Globe attended as honor guest while Mrs. George Runyan Mrs. Tom Petigo and Mrs. H R Oliver led the program and helped auctioneer Carl KE Simon of the Globe. Ed Tull thanked the candidates and visitors for their attendance. After the midnight supper a dance followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters’ Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Carpenters’ Union
Old Tack
the Globe
George Runyan
Tom Petigo
H. R. Oliver
Carl KE. Simon
Globe
Ed Tull
Groom Man Dies in City After Short Illness
B H Patton 40, an employee of Magnolia Petroleum in Groom, died in a local hospital after a brief illness. He is survived by his wife a daughter Dorothy 11 his parents Mr and Mrs W F Patton of Miami two sisters Hattie Plemons of Dallas Leigh Patton Miami and J R Patton of Clovis N M. Body to be sent to Groom this afternoon under N B Griggs & Sons funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Patton
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Groom
Dorothy
W. F. Patton
Miami
Hattie Plemons
Dallas
Leigh Patton
J. R. Patton
Clovis
N. M
Griggs & Sons
Fred L. Neal Dies At Hospital Here
Fred L. Neel aged 41 who recently came here died in a local hospital at 3 25 this morning. The body remains at N S Griggs and Sons funeral parlors awaiting word from his sister Mrs Hattie Brock Winterset Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Neel
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Hattie Brock
Winterset
Iowa
Dalhart to Have New Catholic Hospital Planned
Kerr and Walsh of Amarillo announce a four story modern fireproof Catholic hospital for Dalhart. Architects draw plans. the building will house 35 patient beds and accommodate contemporary medical facilities.
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Dalhart
Kerr and Walsh
Amarillo
Mrs Speairs Starts On Trip To Visit In Many States
Mrs W B Speairs of 1624 Ong Street left yesterday over the Fort Worth and Denver for an extended trip through several states. She plans to visit her daughter in Denton then head to her Georgia homestead and to friends in North and South Carolina Florida and a brother in Hartselle Alabama. She hopes to return to Amarillo in early fall.
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W. B. Speairs
Ong Street
Fort Worth
Denver
What They Write To Tack
Letter writer questions a dog reward and criticizes city actions while another reader praises Colonel Lindbergh, voicing admiration for his stand and popularity.
Lindbergh Lost For Hours Over California Flight
Col Charles A Lindbergh was reported overdue during a flight from Grand Canyon to California and spent nearly two hours searching for a beacon above the Mercedes area. He finally landed at Long Beach after a police call lit the field beacon and guided the landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Amarillo
California
Associated Press
Mercedes
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Standard Oil Company
Lindy
A_ dispatch
Calif
The
Times
Charles A. Guindbergh
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Man Returned to Canadian for Trial
Raymond Fletcher a railroad employee, arrested on a warrant here, was taken to Canadian by Hemphill County deputies to face a statutory offense charge. Fletcher, married and living in Amarillo, was jailed in Potter County before transfer to Canadian authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Fletcher
J. W. Jones
Hemphill County
Fletcher
Potter County
Amarillo
Law Firms to Close Saturdays at 1 P.M.
Amarillo Bar members will close offices at 1 PM on Saturdays through October 1 as announced by Hermon Pipkin president. The half holiday was decided at a recent meeting and the monthly gathering will be at the Amarillo hotel at noon tomorrow. Arthur Circle returns to Magnolia Petroleum work after a trip to Elkhart Kansas due to his father’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Bar Association
Hermon Pipkin
Amarillo
Arthur Circle
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Elkhart
Kansas
Earth bursts with thrill as para chute drops on fliers
An International News Service report from Langley field recounts army aviators jumping from airplanes. A first jump terrifies yet ends with calm descent as parachutes open and riders land safely, aided by a padded seat and tested equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Langley Field Aviation Show
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Grid Fragment
The page presents a crossword with clues for horizontal and vertical entries, including eight letter words and various definitions such as fluid in a tree, a constellation, and terms like maker, mover, and pegs. It includes entries like to elude, lukewarm, rebroadcast, and imbecile, with many numbered slots and a jumbled ending.
Unclear Lettered Clues From Yesterday’s Answer Key
Fragmentary lines list terms and errors such as Carmine and a cidaeton fright. The text randomizes numbers and words like storms boy soft mass poet and tilts while offering partial definitions or misprints. The source reads as a jumbled answer key or puzzle fragment with many unreadable entries.
Fliers Land Despite Plunge From Ocean Flight
The tri motor Fokker climbed to 2000 feet and then flew 1200 to 4000 feet above water. A late night downward current caused altitude loss and brief silence. Kingsford Smith Ulm Warner and Lyon remained confident, with radio reports of a possible wave length change and a pocket of air.
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Fokker
San Francisco Examiner
Leavenworth
Kansas
Portland
Oregon
Mackay Radio and Telegraph Company
Southern Cross
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Charles T. P. Ulm
James Warner
Harry Lyon
Girl Scouts Minstrel Show Delayed One Week
The Girl Scouts Minstrel show at the high school auditorium tonight is postponed according to local director Mrs Mildred Austill. It is likely the minstrel will be held next week.
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Girl Scouts
Fifty Licenses to Wed Issued in May
The county clerks report 50 marriage licenses issued in May, nine fewer than April. June is expected to return to trend with no unusual activity.
Residents on the move through Amarillo and region
Mrs. M. J. Sayer travels to Dallas with her mother then plans a Dallas visit before returning home. Clara Harmon leaves with relatives for Topeka and Kansas City to see Grace Gardner. Hallie Adams returns from Canyon with a degree. The Longleys’ 6 year old visits from Wichita Falls to see J. W. McDaniels family. Various others visit kin in Slaton Tulsa Fort Worth Dalhart Childress and Amarillo areas as a transient community pattern continues.
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M. J. Sayer
Dallas
Sayer
Clara Harmon
Virgil Troup
Topeka
Kansas City
Grace Gardner
West Texas State Teachers College
Mack Watson Longley
Wichita Falls
Sam Longley
J. W. McDaniels
G. A. Thompson
Childress
W. A. Hunter
Jack Freeman
Slaton
Alta Freeman
Jackman’s
Charles Lester
J. C. Penney Company
Kansas
James Nolan
Tulsa
E. L. Dungan
Fort Worth
Stacey Williams
Taylor Street
Clifford Braley
Dalhart
T. J. Considine
Amarillo
Lubbock
A. Bockenoble
Marjorie’s Bird Dicky Passes Quietly
The poem recalls a beloved parakeet named Dicky once a playmate to Marjorie and a link to Mary. The speaker mourns the bird’s aging body and final silence, amid memories of happier years and Janet’s tears as they bid farewell to the pet.
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Dicky
Marjorie
Markets Across Cities Report Livestock and Commodities
Hogs receipts 7,000 at SAS CITY with steady market. Cattle and calves receipts around 600. hogs at East St Louis and Chicago receipts noted with mixed prices. Cotton and grain futures show declines and fluctuations amid crop news. poultry and dairy prices mixed with regional variations.
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Ascciated Press
Kansas City
East ST. Louis
Associated Press
Chicago
Jane
Arket Steads Carle
Associated
Whittemore gang listed among 1920s era crime links in New York file
Fragmentary notes reference Rick Whittemore and the Whittemore group tied to past Baltimore and New York crime networks. The document names factions and figures like Unkelbach and Leon Krer, plus a roster of major companies including General Electric, General Motors, Coca Cola, U S Steel, and Union Pacific, indicating a broad archival listing of associates and corporate ties.
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New York
Iiv
Associated Press
Jane le
Tuday
Briggs Manufacturing
Case
General Motors
Hudson
Sears Roebuck
General Electric
New York Central Pools
Montgomery Ward
Up Bie
Southern Dairies A
Fox Film A
Otis Steel
Burns Bros. B
Whittemore
Nat Mer
Rick Whittemore
Baltimore
Goldberg
Balt le
Unkelbach
Leon Krer
Goldbene
James E. B
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Can
American Tele
Telex
American Woolen
Anaconda Copper
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnsdall Corporation
Bethlehem Steel
Cerro de Pasco
Houston O
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motor
Eleve Independent Oil & Gas Inspiration
International Harvester
International Nickel
International Paper
International Tele
Telespana Copper
Louisiana Oil & Refining
We Mack Trucks
Marland Oil
Mexican Seaboard Oil
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Middle States Oil
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moon Motors National
Bbiscuit
Packard Motor
Pan-American
Pet
Phillips Petroleum
Producers
Radio Corp. of America
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Shell Union Oil
Sinclair Coas
Skelly Oil
Sates Southern Pacific Southern Railway
Stewart-Warner- Ess-Ceese Studebaker
la Texas Gulf Sulphur
Texas Corporation
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Timken
Union Pacific
U. S. Rubber
United States Steel
Victor
Willys-Overland Woolworth
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Arthur V. Rodgers
Theee
Miss Doran
Mildred Doran
Flint
Michigan
J. Aurgy Pedler
Vilas R. Knope
Golden Eagle
George Hearst
Jack Frost
Gordon Scott
William Irwin
Alvin Eichwaldt
Hayward
Army
Dallas Spirit
John Rodgers
PN-1
Kauai
Lester J. Maitland
Albert F. Hegenberger
United States Army Air Force
Ernest L. M. Smith
Emory B. Bronte
Gray Urges
Mi S
Bill Askew
Tack
Bivinsfield
Bivins Field
Carpenter's Hall
Denar Tack
Globe Office
Lindenbergh
Stewart
Union Hall
Fred L. Neal
Mrs. Speairs
States
Jamaica
Mr. Tack
L. D. Werth
Lincoln
Colonel Lindbergh
Man
Canadian
Rerasa
New England
Social
Onaven
Der
St Foln
USS
SQUS
Mary
Janet
Edgar A
Iughter
Orleans
New Orleans
Dallas News
Ohder
Leghorn Springs
Louisiana
Texas
Best
Florida
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Montreal
Tokyo
James Bennett & Co
Pai
Andrew D
Joe Nort
Hey-H
Pol Knabe
Maso and
Chickerin
Victro
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