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Amarillo Should Sponsor Gray Pacific Flight
Lieutenant Robert H. Gray, a former British ace now living in Amarillo, plans a Pacific flight to Hong Kong and Amarillo should officially sponsor him. He faces competition from Texas cities but Amarillo, his home, could gain immense publicity for the Panhandle by naming a sponsor and plane Amarillo.
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Amarillo
Robert H. Gray
Pacific
Hong Kong
Texas
Gray
Lee Bivins
Panhandle
A Broader Outlook for the West Texas College
Amarillo and Canyon celebrate a legislature approved upgrade for West Texas State Teachers College The educational building completes the campus plan and the T-Anchor ranch becomes a museum site The old ranch HQ will house Panhandle Plains relics and the college seeks public support to preserve local history
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Amarillo
Canyon
West Texas State Teachers College
West Texas
Panhandle Plains
Panhandle and
Plains
Which Man Is Braver Lindbergh or Sheriff?
A Tampa sheriff and deputies protected a jail during a mob attack while a man charged with murder faced possible lynching. The two acts of bravery are contrasted by the text with Lindbergh’s Paris flight cited as another form of courage.
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Lindbergh
Paris
Tampa
Florida
Sonia and Franklin Crane Draw Sonia into Love Triangle
Sonia plans a Christmas home visit while a web of romance tightens around her. Franklin Crane, rich but uncommitted, tests her feel of love, while Walter Henderson returns with claims and jealousy. Sonia faces a choice as Maxine warns of danger in pursuing Franklin and drama unfolds at the office.
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Maxine
Sonia
Walter Henderson
Franklin Crane
Cupid
Mac
Walter
Babe
Franklin
Mama Crane
Thomas Real Estate Co
Angem
aXx
Bertie
Vogue
Crane
Los Angeles
Chinatown
Vera
Pranklin
Thomas
Dad
Palace
Tomor
June Skies to Host Unusual Eclipses and Comet Visit
The June sky will feature three major phenomena, a total lunar eclipse lasting 21 minutes and a rare Pons-Winnecke comet approach, followed by a solar eclipse on June 29. Scientists plan brief study windows across continents, with Norway and England among sites for corona observations.
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Israel Klein
NEA
Sapce
Marseilles
Earth
United States
Bay of Biscay
Atlantic
Lancashire
England
Norway
Sweden
Lapland
Arctic Ocean
Siberia
Alaska
No Signs of War in U S Defense Posture
The passage argues against militarism in the United States noting fleet operations off New England, ongoing land and sea defense efforts, and a goal of world arms reduction to counter charges of overpreparedness despite war games and military posturing.
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United States
New England Coast Line
San Antonio
What They Say Our Water Rates
Letter to The Globe criticizes the city water plan and high retail rates. It argues taxpayers paid 2 million for a plant not yet fully operational and questions the 75 cent per thousand gallon buyback from Public Service.
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Public Service Corporation
Public Service Company
Bivins
Word Ranch
Man and Woman Shot to Death in McElcroft Car
The bodies of Mrs. Elizabeth Bryan of Ellwood City and M. A. McElcroft, circulation manager for a newspaper, were found in McElcroft's motor car near New Castle Pennsylvania. Both had been shot and a revolver was found in the woman's hand.
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United Press
New Castle
Elizabeth Bryan
Ellwood City
M. A. McElcroft
McElcroft
Here
Pride of San Diego sister ship reaches El Paso
The Pride of San Diego, sister ship to the Spirit of St. Louis flown by Charles A. Lindbergh, arrived in El Paso at 9 a m en route to Washington. Pilot Frank Hawks plans to proceed to Houston and then to Washington joining Lindbergh's reception.
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Spirit
ST. Louis
EL Paso
United Prone
Tex
San Diego
United Press
Houston
Frank Hawks
Hawks
Capital
Ford National Air Tour
Sisago
Lindbergh Rewards Archive Highlights For May Honors
The article lists Charles Lindbergh receiving multiple awards and medals in May from France New York Paris and Belgium. It notes two prospective decorations from Britain and the United States including the Distinguished Flying Cross.
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Charles Lindbergh
Legion of Honor
Gaston Doumergue
France
New York State
Governor Smith
New York
la Payette Flying Corps
Marshal Yoch
Paris
Order of Leopold
Albert
Belgium
George V
England
United Fliers
Coolidge
Tates To
Footprints spark doubt and pursuit in Burgess tale
Old Man Coyote fears strange prints near Paddy the Beaver's pond and tracks a mysterious visitor into the Green Forest. Blacky the Crow vows to find the footprints creator, while Sammy Jay may reveal the mystery. Copyright 1927 T. W. Burgess.
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Old Man Coyote
Paddy
Beaver
Green Meadows
Green Forest
Peter Rabbit
Sammy Jay
Sammy
Blacky
Crow
Blackey the Crow
Blackey
T. W. Burgess
Barbs and Bystanders in a 1927 Echo
A collage of social quips ranging from Lindy’s ambitions to earthquakes in Jersey and welfare views on city and country girls. A judge rules a wife’s seven kisses yearly not reasonable love while Dr James Eads Howe travels to Manila to organize hoboes.
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James Eads Howe
Manila
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