Panhandle Weather Laments And Local Tales From Judge Hoover
A weather report bemoans a stubborn Panhandle wind pattern from the southwest turning north, hinting at rain and temporary lull. Judge H. E. Hoover of Canadian appears confident, urging action by people rather than government. Buck Harris notes trout fishing debut in Panhandle waters and recounts a steel deer mystery on Ted Houghton’s ranch involving a buck corralled for shipment.
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Yucatan
Sugur
Buck Harris
Mr. Harris
Panhandle
Houghton Ranch
Mom Recovers From Rheumatism After Quick Relief
Joyful family notes dramatic improvement in mom from rheumatic pain after using Allenry. Dad recalls a party night and praises the remedy as it claims to end pain, swelling, and discomfort in 48 hours with a money back guarantee. Product sold by City Drug Stores and leading druggists for 85 cents per 8 ounce bottle.
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Mom
Grandma
Allenry
Ed Davis
In Amarillo a Patchwork of Jokes and Wages Talk
A column recounts jokes about crossbreed fish and scotches, then shifts to satire on state and federal lawmaking. It critiques wage fluctuations, arithmetic confusions, and calls for clearer wages in Amarillo, noting legislative adjournment and public dissatisfaction. The piece preserves local voices and humor while critiquing policy and economy.
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Congress
Dare’s Mentha Pepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
To All Who Suffer Stomach Agony Gas and Indigestion the remarkable remedy works fast. Dare's Mentha Pepsin relieves distress and conquers indigestion gastritis and related symptoms while boosting vitality and aiding sleep. Available at City Drug Stores and druggists everywhere.
First Lady Arrival Delayed by Plane Trouble in Dallas
Mrs Roosevelt’s Dallas welcome was shifted after the United Liner carrying her party was delayed by winds and a Kansas City departure. Gov Ferguson and husband arrived to greet the First Lady, with C R Smith of American Airways arranging the welcome and Carter introducing the Fergusons to Mrs Roosevelt. The delay canceled breakfast plans downtown and altered the official schedule.
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Dallas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kansas City
Miriam A. Ferguson
Land
American Airways
Civic Welcoming Committee
United Air
Carters
Carter
Mrs. Roosevelt
United Airliner
Smith
Fergusons
Wildorado Bank Burglary Suspects Held in Vega
Special to The Globe Vega June 6. Marion Angel of Canyon Louie Turner and Ernest Rowe Amarillo men are jailed in Oldham County charged in the May 19 loss at the Wildorado State Bank. The bank safe, battered open eight miles south of Ambarger, contained 485 dollars.
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Globe
Vega
Marion Angel
Canyon
Louie Turner
Ernest Rowe
Amarillo
Oldham County
Wildorado State Bank
Ambarger
Blue Yodeler James Rodgers Dies at 35 in New York Hotel
Texas singer James Rodgers known as the Blue Yodeler died in a New York hotel after seeking to complete records. The West Texas star, aged 35, battled tuberculosis and was famed for his gentle manners and Southern voice. He was a close friend of Waldo ONeal of Clarendon and will be greatly missed across the country.
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James Rodgers
Texas
Rodgers
West Texas
New York
Jimmie Rodgers
Waldo O'Neal
Clarendon
United States
Douglas Atteraft Seeene
Foster Eler Pentane Eee
Fox Film
Gen Am Trans
Gen Foods
Sig Gillette Raxo
Goodrich Tir Ve
Goodyear Pf . Tee
Gotham Celery
Graham Alge
Hershey Choc Deve
Houston Osacre
Ouston Oil
Fender
Hudson
Cent Ryates
Rayon
Cement Prybes
Int
Harvester
Nickel
Harverd
Shoesreeee
T&t Asda Dbortiereeeaw
Jas Johns Man Este
Bee
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresge SS
Kroger Groce & Bak +s
Liggitt Myers
Loews Inc
McKeesport
Nat Dairy
Nat Dist
Nat Pow & Lt
Natl Steel
North Am Aviat Nor Am Co
Nor Pac Ry
Okie Oil
Otia
San Fran
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Sears oRebuck
Seneca Cop Tee
Servel Weber
Shell UN Oil
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F. Clark & Co
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Bey
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T. Close
Allied Chembar Neeee
Sun Oil
Alleg Corp Eedeeeaee
Allis ‘Chamers
Texan Corp
Texas Gulf Su
Amtar & Fdy
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Auburn Auto
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Westing el . Py
Bohn Aluminum
Woolworth
Borden
Worth Pump
Borg Warner
Youngstown
Cee Calu & Hee Alum Co. of America
Canada Dry
Am Gas & Electric Can Packe
Nat Gas
Sane
Marconi
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Cap
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Ches Corp
Ford Motor
C & Grt
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CM & St P Humble Oi . c.&New
Imperial Oil
Il Crip
Lone Star Gap
Chrysler
Coca Colaeons
Cola F & Sr
Cola Gas & el Nee
Solyence Aly
Crown Coty Inc
Essere Baisitork & Seal
Curtis Wright Wee
Curtis Wright
Four Centuries After Ariosto Death Friends Still Celebrate
Edgar A Guest reflects on the 400th anniversary of Ariosto's death Four centuries later friends of the poet still cherish his work reading Furioso and praising the lasting beauty of his genius The poem notes how death does not end influence or memory and how time cannot diminish artistry.
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Ariosto
Edgar A
Oil and financial bills face stalemate in Congress
The House rejected Senate amendments and sent the administration's $2 billion home mortgage bill to conference. Secretary Ickes called the Connally oil amendment useless for overproduction and urged administration power under the interstate commerce law. Conferees remained deadlocked on the Glass-Steagall deposit insurance provision, with Roosevelt opposing the $2,500 cap and signaling possible failure of the session.
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Senate
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Connally
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of Interior
Senator Connally
Texas
California
Federal Reserve
Roosevelt
Gunmen abduct men then raid toward Pine Bluff
A gang abducted five or six men near Rison and moved them to a wooded site where they met another car with armed men. The captives were left briefly under guard, then moved toward Pine Bluff with safe‑cracking tools. Pine Bluff officers later pursued but could not stop the fleeing gang.
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Rison
Fore
Pine Bluff
Morrison
Amarillo College Summer Enrollment Starts. Classes Set
Amarillo College begins summer study with 8 AM to 1 PM classes and a ten day registration. The Association of Colleges allows seniors who transferred 60 hours to return for six more hours at the junior college. Enrollment will be light as transfer students arrive late.
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Amarillo College
The
Association of Colleges
B. E. Masters
Gervis Taylor
Amarillo High School
Timms Horses Fight Restraining Order Appeal
Neighborhood horse keeping prompts legal action and health worries after Judge Gee's temporary injunction against Mr. and Mrs. Timms. The Timms defended their stable and summer retreat, noting a prize winning backyard and show garden, while others nearby keep livestock and enjoy riding in the hills north of Country Club.
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News-Globe
Gee
L. H. Griffith
Ben Stone
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Stone
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Mrs. Timms
Country Club
Mattern Forces Toward World Flight Record Break at Omsk
Jimmy Mattern, racing Post and Gatty’s 1931 world flight record, reached Omsk, Siberia with a 54 minute lead but did not stop, costing him the advantage. He was 73 hours 15 minutes from Floyd Bennett Field when he landed. If he continues, he must reach Irkutsk within 91 hours 59 minutes to match the record, facing 1,250 miles more to complete the leg.
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New York
Jimmy Mattern
Siberia
Post-Gatty
Post
Gatty
Floyd Bennett Field
Irkutsk
Aviators Prepare Transatlantic Plans From Europe
Associated Press reports bold aviation activity as Spanish British and Italian pilots map transatlantic hops. Barberan and Collar expect a two to three day readiness for Seville to Havana. Mollison and Amy Johnson aim for New York to Baghdad then England starting Wednesday if weather allows. Italian aviators gear for staged flight from Orbetello toward Chicago in coming days.
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Associated Press
Jimmy Mattern
Mariano Barberan
Joaquin Collar
Seville
Spain
Havana
England
Orbetello
Italy
Chicago
Fire destroys vacant Lincoln Street house blocks fire crew
A fire of undetermined origin damaged a vacant one story frame house at 1709 Lincoln Street, destroying the roof and damaging the interior. Chief George B. Cooper said motorists following the fire equipment blocked the street delaying a second hose line. Fire marshal Md Spann was investigating Tuesday.
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Lincoln Street
George B. Cooper
MD Spann
Cotton futures slumped then rebounded on market signals
In New Orleans June 6 cotton opened quiet and weaker after hedge selling, with July to December futures down about 11 to 20 points before a late rally on trade buying and short covering. Prices recovered but remained below the prior close as investors awaited Washington land leasing developments. Kansas City cattle and hogs showed varied, with values mixed across multiple grades and weights. The New York Stock Letter noted divergent activity across steel, railroad, and commodity sectors with Santa Fe stock reacting to dividend changes.
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Liverpool
Washington
NEW York
Santa Fe
New York Central
Union Pacific
Lackawanna
Steel Company
U. S. Preferred
Bethlehem
Republic
Case
American Can
Allied Chemical
National Distillers
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
du Pont
American Telephone
Globe News All-Expense Tour To Chicago Attracts Large Response
Reservations for the Globe-News goodwill tour to the World’s Fair are pouring in from the Panhandle and beyond, with Carlsbad, New Mexico, among the farthest points. The eight day trip, led by Wilbur O. Hawk and Mason King, costs 75 dollars from Amarillo and covers transport, meals, lodging, fair admission, and lake cruises.
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N. M
Wilbur O. Hawk
Mason King
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Fort Dearborn
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Hawk
la Salle
Loop
Fred Harvey
Roosevelt
Gray Line
S. S. Roosevelt
Amatillo
Prince Asturias to wed Senorita Sampedro in Lausanne ceremony
Official notice of a promise of marriage between Prince of Asturias and Senorita Edelmira Sampedro was posted in Lausanne. The father King Alf reportedly disapproves and will not attend. the mother Queen Victoria is expected to attend. The prince is said to seek citizenship status.
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Senorita Edelmira Sampedro
Lausanne
Lfe
Alf
Spain
Victoria
Juan
Guest of Hazlewoods Visits Local District Attorney
J. D. Hazlewood arrives from Austin to spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Grady Hazlewood, district attorney, while preparing to enter UT Law as a senior next fall. The piece notes the ruddy turnstone’s name derives from its habit of foraging along shores by turning over stones.
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Hazlewoods
J. D. Hazlewood
Austin
University of Texas
Grady Hazlewood
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