Local Graduates and visitors from Amarillo area
After visiting Austin and Oklahoma, local families report their children returning or departing for universities. Emily SoRelle heads to Lubbock for Texas Tech studies while Betty Wileman graduates from Oklahoma State Teachers College in Edmond. Western Union officials visit Dallas. TWA and Braniff note a move for F E R Martin to Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Burger
van Buren Street
Austin
Texas University
Emily SoRelle
A. W. SoRelle
Lipscomb Street
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Betty Wileman
C. Homer Wileman
Alabama Street
Oklahoma State Teachers College
Edmond
Okla
Wileman
New World Discoverer Horizontal and Vertical Word List
A mixed OCR style list compiling clues across two grids labeled HORIZONTAL and VERTICAL. It includes names such as Christopher and navigational terms, with numerous numbered entries and definitions for a puzzle or word game.
Travel notices and birthday miss in local column
A string of travel assignments lists Miss Gladys Patrick toLos Angeles N Schermerhorn to Albuquerque O Dyche to Kansas City and other moves to Denver Dallas Austin and Reno Capt Ashworth to Reno Also a vacation tip: Panhandle Trailways For Economy A birthday notice for Ruth Yvonne Watson dated Wednesday June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Patrick
Los Angeles
N. Schermerhorn
Albuquerque
O. Dyche
Kansas City
G. M. Hans 1
Nate
T. J. Bates
Denver
W. A. May
Dallas
C. Wagner
Austin
F. B. Cummings
K. V. R. Nichol
J. H. Elder
Capt
Ashworth
Reno
Ruth Yvonne Watson
Rattlers Guard Camp of UC Professor in California
Dr. Raymond B. Cowles of UC keeps six diamondback rattlesnakes at his remote Palm Springs camp to deter intruders while he studies reptile ecology during a leave from February to September. The snakes roam only near the camp and remain away from his tent while he sleeps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Springs
Cal
U.P
Raymond B. Cowles
University of California
Cowles
Here
University
Gas Masks Rushed For All in Turkey
Turkey will supply gas masks to all 16 million inhabitants under a program led by Dictator Kemal Ataturk. The Turkish Red Crescent and Red Cross, with a government concession, will expand factories to speed production. Masks will be compulsory and sold nationwide. those unable to buy them will receive free supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Turkey
Kemal Ataturk
Turkish Red Crescent
Red Cross Organization
Ambergris Motive Baffles Sleuths in Taylor Serial
Asey and Pam debate motives in the Ambergris case with Cummings, noting a possible $50,000 value but doubting a simple theft. They consider that the ambergris may be burned or moved imperfectly, while Pam insists the substance remains nearby and the hunt for troopers has been extensive. Tomorrow promises more on trooper training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asey
Cummings
Marina
Pam
Boston
New York
Phoebe Atwood Taylor
Kidney and Bladder Health Promoted by Gold Medal Oil
An advertisement urges readers to improve kidney and bladder function by using Gold Medal Haakem Oil Capsules. It claims by taking the capsules daily one can reduce night urination and symptoms like backache or puffy eyes, and to buy the product from Haarlem, Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Holland
Hollywood Household Gossip and Movie News Bits
An elderly Hollywood lawyer’s long-time cook breaks routine by visiting a movie, saying films “talk now.” The column notes evolving hair trends, a stylish white dirndl dress, and playful fashion chatter. Celeb notes cover John Morgan in Fiji, Bill Allen of the Canadian Allens in Kansas City, and John C. M. Wyatt Jr considering pre med at the University of Texas. Bing Crosby, Fred MacMurray, and Donald O’Connor rehearse a scene for Sing, You Sinners, including a water spill gag that ends with a bulb explosion only in rehearsal. Mickey Rooney’s routine and a historical tidbit on vivisection from 300 B C are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Crosby
Bing
Wesley Ruggles
Lily bulbs boom in Plaquemines parish Louisiana
Creole lily farming in Plaquemines parish grows into a million bulbs in a 30 mile area boosting a local economy. Growers plan a marketing agreement as bulbs drive income, while trapping declines with fewer alligators and muskrats. A note on road safety cites high speed crash risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Plaquemines Parish
Here
South Louisiana Parish
North America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Western Union
E. D. Pitt
Elliot
Colo
Johnnie Munn
Panhandle
Elgin Reid
R. A. Taylor
J. D. Stevens
Bob Bullard
Young Munn
TWA
Braniff
FE. R. Martin
Flapper
By Sylvia
T.M
Pat
Christopher
Assam
Southeas
Auks
Bridie Strap
Father
Bashan
TBS
Panhandle Trailways
Rattlers
OcTacon House
John Morgan
Fiji Island
Bill Allen
Allens
Jean
John C. M. Wyatt, Jr
John C. M., Wyatt
Fillmore
University of Texas
John
Bing Crosby
Fred MacMurray
Donald O'Connor
Mickey Rooney
Mr. Rooney
Rooney
Parish
Mississippi River
Chicago
National Safety Council
Adv. J
James Craigie
Burge Wallpaper Mills
Hunsley's House OF Color
6Th
Johnnie Walker
Johnnie
Walker
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc
WN. Y
the Southwestern Drug Corp
Fort Worth
Houston
Amarillo
Waco
Texas
Hotliggity
Spike
Blondie
Pickle Works
NEA Service
Kot the Ou
Ranean
Adacter
the Mountain Boy
Toomer
Peters
Matrimony Bureau
Waml.t
Boots
Beere
Golln
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