Albright's Curtain Benefit Tonight At Municipal Auditorium
A flood relief benefit show for Gus Albright is set at Municipal Auditorium tonight at eight. The program features amateur talent from comedy to music with Dr P Parcells and his Black Mask act among the acts. Admission is 15 and 25 cents no reserved seats first come first served. Joe Norman and his gang, Jesse Vernon and an all woman troupe, plus Dave Mahuka and others perform for the flood fund.
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Gus Albright
Dr. P. Parcells
Black Mask
Joe Norman
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Tra
Dave Mahuka
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George A. McKinney
Albright
Boswell
Howard Bost
Maryler
Eileen Uldin
Violet
Lanton Takes Seat Becomes Storm Center
In Washington on June 2 Thomas Blanton of Texas returned to the House amid protests by Rep Clancy Republican Michigan. He sat silent as the House moved to consider a Blanton campaign resolution. it was set aside 148 to 138. Blanton accused Washington of waste and extravagance and blamed Congress for bad bills passed without reading.
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Texas
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Bullish Moves in Stock Market Feature Week
New York reports moderate gains in last week's stock market with utilities leading strength. Oil stocks showed little change amid improved industry editions, Texon rose on dividend news while Vacuum Gulf fell. Cities Service and Ming faced rights to buy new venture bonds with overall firm sentiment. Investment trusts were active, with one large fund investing 25 million recently.
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New York
Carbet
Texon
Benture
Theargest
Junior Business Instruction To Start Tuesday
With the arrival of Mrs. Bess Orr the former head of the Business Administration Department at Paris Junior College, preparations are complete for opening the new Business unit at Amarillo Junior College tomorrow morning. Courses will include short- hand bookkeeping typewriting acting commercial law salesman and more.
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Ormerly
Parisunior College
Amarillo Juniorollege
Probe opens after mob at Grady County jail incident
Grady County Sheriff Matt Sankey faced questions over jail guard security after a Friday night disturbance. Argo was stabbed by the woman's husband following the dispersal of a mob that attracted sightseers. Citizens later called for an inquiry into the sheriff's actions during the unrest.
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Matt Sankey
Grady County
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Argo
Chickasha
Purcell
Okla
Lost horse in Amarillo sparks plea for clues and life lessons
An orphan 16 year old pleads for help to recover a light tan horse tied at the Herring Hotel in Amarillo after it was stolen. Letters reveal a reward and a man’s advice on resilience, plus local notices about lost dogs, cleaning ivory tips, and a farewell scene at Fort Worth with an outdoorsy man.
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Lon Sellars
Oshkosh
Davis Brown campaign cost reported in Pennsylvania race
Samuel Vauclain, treasurer for the Davis Brown ticket, testified that 129,963 dollars were spent in Secretary Davis's successful bid for the Republican Senate nomination. Total receipts reached 131,287 dollars, with Mellon family contributions of 5,000 dollars each. The disclosures show Mellons backed the Davis Brown ticket over Grundy and Pinchot, via Francis Shunk Brown.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Davis- Brown
Pennsylvania
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
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Mellons
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Gifford Pinchot
Nye
Last wish and gas mask in Nevada death penalty case
The condemned gambler White faced a death sentence carried out by electric chair after state Supreme Court upheld the ruling. His wife urged appeal, he assisted in quarry work while awaiting decision, and two nurses from Reno and Carson City witnessed the execution.
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State Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
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R. N
Reno
May E. Kenney
Carson City
Fifth Victim Found After Fox Lake Massacre Ambush
At a resort hotel on a glass enclosed porch in Fox Lake, a machine gun assault killed five people and wounded others around 1 am. Victims include Michael Quirk and Sam Pellar, West Side gang members, Joseph Bertsche, and George Druggan who was seriously wounded. Mrs Vivien McGinnis, 27, a Druggan companion, may die. The incident ties to the Druggan brothers’ faction.
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Italian Trust and Savings Bank
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Fox Lake
Chicago
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West Side
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Joseph Bertsche
Barney
North Side
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Bond market slow as dull summer period nears
New York report notes a hesitant bond market with little clear direction for the coming months. Analysts point to rising German annuities loan influence and waning interest as banks and insurers reduce purchases while time money sits at decade lows and first grade bond yields lag call loan rates by about 2 percent.
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Associated Press
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Abraham & Straus
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Celotex
Colorado Fuel
Liggett and Myers
Allied Chemical
Auburn
Summer Ten Pin Opens Tonight At Alley Here
The new Summer Bowling league starts tonight at Amarillo Alleys with the Ord way Saunders five facing Poo Creamery and Panhandle Motors meeting Harman Motors. Most top bowlers are in the summer loop, boosting interest after a mild lull following winter.
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Amarillo
Ordway Saunders
Poo Creamery
Panhandle Motors
Harman Motors
Fewer Traffic Arrests Yet Harsher Penalties In Amarillo May
Amarillo police summarize May traffic arrests and fines showing 179 arrests, down from 215 in April, with fines ranging from 1 to 10 dollars and only 10 dismissals. Authorities credit rising driver care and fear of penalties, noting no 650 dollar fines despite multiple speeding and reckless violations. General law arrests rose to 177 from 155, with 83 fined, 20 to county court, and 65 dismissed.
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Amarillo
Green
Canadian Asks for Speaker on Small Race
Canadian was an Amarillo speaker for a Clint Small mass meeting next week. C. C. Shaller said at Small headquarters this morning. A Small-for-Governor Club formed in Canadian and a campaign will push a large Panhandle vote. Judge Jack Adkins is slated to address the mass meeting, date to be announced.
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C. C. Shaller
Shaller
Jack Adkins
Future riches lie beneath oceans and lands yet unseen
The column surveys grand ventures from submarine mining and ocean exploration to the economics of tariffs and radio opera. It contemplates Dwight Morrow’s campaign, Alfred P. Sloan Jr.’s tariff warnings, and Russia’s Lena gold fields move, contrasting private effort with government roles in resource hunts.
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Russia
Lena
Yukutsk
Democratic ballot shows wide field in Texas primary
The article lists Democratic candidates for major Texas offices including United States senator Morris Sheppard re election and C A Mitchener for sherwood for lieutenant governor James P Rogers for governor and others across state posts. Moody of Houston withdraws from race and backs Thomas B Love as campaign manager. Clint Small heads to El Paso for an intensive West Texas campaign swing.
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Democratic Executive Committee
United States
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Texarkana
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Sherwood
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Houston
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Waco
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Paris
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Mesquite
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Comanche County
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Flood Waters In Louisiana Under Control
United Press reports the Red River flood in Louisiana subsiding as levees hold. Two breaks near Alexandria flooded about 4000 acres of farm land with minor damage and no loss of life. Crews focus on Pineville while Alexandria dams remain sound.
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Alexandria
Red River
Pineville
Fort Worth and Kansas City Grain and Livestock Report
Fort Worth market notes show cattle and hog values with rail and truck top prices and varied weights. Wheat and corn futures in Kansas City and Chicago pull from July through September with mild gains and losses, while cotton markets in New York, New Orleans, and Liverpool trend lower or steady as weather expectations influence demand.
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Associated Press
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Youth sought in fatal shooting near Fort Lynn Arkansas
Texarkana June 2 a young farmer near Fort Lynn is sought in connection with the fatal shoting of Clyde Pilgreen 22 a farmer living near Fouke Pilgreen died while en route to a hospital officers say the shooting happened at the home of Mrs Bud Combs near Fort Lynn ending an argument
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Texarkana
Ark
Fort Lynn
Clyde Pilgreen
Fouke
Pilgreen
Bud Combs
Market Hogs and Cattle Prices Across Chicago and Other Cities
U S D A market reports list hogs at 66,000 in Chicago with steady to 10 cents higher</br>top 10.50 for 180-200 pounds. cattle 20,000, calves 3,000 with varied steers, yearlings, and cows priced to 11.60 for fed steers and 8.00-10.00 for cows. sheep 12,000 at steady. East St Louis hogs 23,000 steady to lower with 180-260 pound hogs 10.30-10.35. cattle 5,000 with yearlings 9.00-11.00 and cows 7.25-8.25. Oklahoma City cattle 1,000 and hogs 1,700 with mixed weights and prices. Kansas City reporting awaites USDA figures.
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Associated Press
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Prize Winner Health Boost Shown by California Fig Syrup
Mrs. T D McGinnis of San Antonio praises California Fig Syrup for solving her child Mary Jo’s constipation and digestive issues. The ad claims the syrup regulates bowels, improves appetite and digestion, with endorsements from mothers and physicians and a 50 year brand history.
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T. D. McGinnis
Drexel Ave
San Antonio
California
Dandelions Fight Back in Springtime Verse
Poem where the speaker praises dandelions and laments their doom. The piece reflects on springtime scenes and a daily battle with weeds, noting dawn risings and the joy of the yellow bloom despite ongoing strife. The author is Edgar A Guest, with a 1930 copyright.
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