Amarillo Weather and Local Happenings Noted in Letter
Weather outlook stays hot and breezy with no major fronts expected before mid to late week. The issue reports H A Nobles, a long time Amarillo pioneer, suffered a severe stroke on his 78th birthday and may recover. Claude sees a new well drilled by Walter Holmes funded privately. News Globe editors praise Whitaker and Mayer's acreage plan near Amarillo as a potential boon, while reflecting on oil prospects and local sports crowds as the Gold Sox draw big crowds.
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Mr. Nobles
Amarillo
Potter County
Great Panhandle
News-Globe
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Mr. Mayer
Las Whitaker
Ed Mayer
Cea
Mayer
Ama
House approves bill on penalties for advocating overthrow
Washington June 5 The House passed a bill to add federal penalties for urging force to overthrow the U S government. Kansas City Livestock market reports show hogs and cattle prices and trends with varied demand and multiple weight classes, quotes, and week’s closing ranges.
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Washington
House Today
United States
Kansas City
Markets Bremen and Europa at sea or port
A collection of brief notes highlights varied topics from markets in Bremen and Europa to cobra venom used in pain relief, New York midtown restaurants catering only to takeout, Bata plant moves in multiple US cities, iced coffee week, failed stocking rights trend, a survey on radio-minded youth, and Mussolini expelling 18 Italian correspondents, all reflecting diverse 20th century concerns.
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Europa
New York City
Jan Bata
Lynn
Brocton
Mass
St. Louis
Chicago
Maryland
U. S
Mussolini
Italy
New Telescope Aims to Reveal White Dwarfs Secrets
Fort Davis Texas. Dr Otton Struve director announces MacDonald Observatory will use a newly installed 82 inch telescope to study white dwarfs and other cosmic mysteries. The facility, a UT and University of Chicago joint project, focuses on astrophysics and ultra distant star photography.
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Struve
University of Texas
University of Chicago
Kiwanis Hears Of Child Aid In Amarillo Luncheon
Amarillo Kiwanis members learned spring plans for aiding underprivileged children. W R Fox outlined the Underprivileged Child Committee program, Bert McCullough discussed the Crippled Children's Council, and Lorena Moore described the Preventorium with its 60 bed capacity. The council has spent 50,000 dollars aiding 1,600 children since 1929.
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Moore
Old City Section
Sim Kelly
Kiwanis Club
Social Center For Girls
Maverick Club
Macon Carder
John Poole
Wayne Gatlin
Man Moves to Cave After Leaky Roof Hints at Quixotic Home
Dawson Springs Kentucky. 78 year old James Dawson Fox relocated from a leaky house to a sandstone cave near town. The 40 by 20 by 16 foot cavern provided stove bed lamp and water from a nearby spring. Rain prompted him to seal one side to keep light out. He used Trade River for bath and hoped to stay until the roof leaked again. He paid off his possessions and vowed not to move again.
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Dawson Springs
James Dawson Fox
Fox
Tack Classified Dreams of Work and Companionship
A girl seeks daily or half day work with references and night availability. A high school girl volunteers to care for children and work all summer, with references. A 97 year old man in Amarillo seeks friendship and correspondence, inviting letters.
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Dial
Tack
North
Grant Street
Amarillo
Couple seeks young couple for farm work and housing
Classified brief from a local ad lists a farm opportunity near Fifth Avenue and Kentucky Street seeking a young married couple for farm labor with a house and garden provided. Also notes a German police puppy missing last Friday and a 12 year old girl seeking help, with contact at 2-3053.
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Co. C. Stewart
Tack
Fifth Avenue
Kentucky Street
Federal Court Hears Cattle Ownership Case
Arguments began this morning in a federal case, W. D. Johnson versus Vermal Rentfro, to decide ownership of a herd of cattle. Testimony was completed Friday afternoon after the cattle were sold under court order to satisfy a claim against them.
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W. D. Johnson
Waitress Budgets for Mayor Run on Curfew Repeal
Juanita Delamore a 24 year old waitress ends her mayoral campaign in Webster Springs West Virginia pledging to revoke the 7 pm curfew if elected She says current law bars women from street activity at night and she faces three male opponents in the election tomorrow.
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Webster Springs
W. Va
Juanita Delamore
Henry Norman dies at 80 in Chiddingfold England
Sir Henry Norman, 80, who after Harvard graduation led the Niagara Falls preservation drive that ended in New York State purchase, died at his estate in Chiddingfold England.
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Chiddingford
England
Sir Henry Norman
Harvard
Niagara Falls
New York
Bethel Tabernacle Opens Free Singing School
A singing school opened this morning at Bethel Tabernacle Church with Elder Roy B. Flippo directing. Sessions run weekdays 9 to 11 for two weeks and the class is free and open to the public. El Paso reports Tom Yee 50 died of heart failure after drawing four aces in a Chinese domino game.
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Roy B. Flippo
EL Paso
U.P
Tom Yee
Leahy May Get Post Secretary of Navy
Washington June 5 The retired chief of naval operations Admiral William D Leahy may become the next secretary of the navy succeeding the ailing Claude A Swanson, it was reported today.
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Washington
U.P
William D. Leahy
Naval Operations
Claude A. Swanson
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