Catholic Heads to Leave Post Amid Vatican Italy Tensions
United Press reports Monsignor Francesco Borgongini-Duca and Count Cesare Maria De Vecchi may resign their Vatican roles after negotiations with Italy. The Azione Cattolica head Pizzardo resignation follows government demands to remove him as a Vatican foreigner.
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Thomas S. Morgan
United Press
Eel Pizzardo
Azione Cattolica
Vatican
Pizzardo
Italy
Monsignor Pizzardo
Vatican City
Francesco Borgongini- Duca
Cesare Maria de Vecchi
Holy See
Cattle and Sheep Market Report Highlights Steady Prices
The market shows cattle and sheep steady with varied weights and classes. Notable figures include fat cows around 4.00, good yearlings near 7.25, bulls and vealers up to 7.25, and Brahmas at 6.50, while hogs and lambs also trade steady with modest shifts. cotton and steel orders and stock activity noted in New York reports.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
South Carolina
Rio Grande Valley
NEW York
New York Central
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Atchison
U. S. Steel
American
Earth Shocks Felt in East Toledo Area After Loud Blast
Tiny town Findlay police reported a trio of tremors around 2 A.M. centered on a large 10 by 5 foot hole on the Henry Philman farm near Malinta Ohio. Thousands awoke as windows shattered within 300 feet of the crater and four telephone poles toppled in the blast radius. No heat or fire evidence followed the incident, with no witnesses located.
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Toledo
Ohio
Indiana
Henry Philman
Malinta
Findlay
W T U Rails Against Proposed Beer Tax Block
The W C T U warns that a plan to tax beer could force a resident in twelve states plus D C to drink 2 and a half gallons daily to raise one billion dollars. It cites prewar tax records and notes current congressmen advocate selling beer to fund deficits.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Congressional Beer Bloc
Union
Beer Bloc
House Net Block
Treasury
Congress
Television to Reach 100000 U S Homes by Fall
At the Radio Manufacturers Association Convention in Chicago engineers said home television sets could sell for 300 dollars or less. Predictions include 100000 U S homes with TV by next year, wider broadcast reach, and larger screen projections becoming common in coming years.
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Chicago
U.P
Radio Manufacturers’ Association
Hollis Baird
and Television Corporation of
Boston
Baird
America
Next All
Shortwave and Television Corporation
Fenway Park
New York
Slaying Of Mexican Students Sparks Protests
Two Mexican students Emilio Cortes Rubio and Manuel Gomez were killed by deputy sheriffs near Ardmore Oklahoma, sparking protests from Mexican officials and students. Funeral services were held as authorities blamed crime conditions for the tragedy. officials say the deputies fired after the youths drew pistols while being stopped on the highway.
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Ial
Murray
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Gomez
Guess
Crosby
Salvador Gortes Rubio
Ardmore
Okla
U.P
America
Oklahoma
F. A. Monott
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Cathedral
Oklahoma City
Father Monott
Manuel Farcia Gomez
Mexico City
Mexico
Manuel Gomez
Oklo
Federation of Students
New York
la Prensa
el Nacional
United States
Dallas
Dallas Journal Today
Salvador Cortes Rubio
Bodies recovered after Kemp Creek incident in Hall County
The body of a boy was recovered from a mud bank near his home of Ras Fuston and the bodies of two other children were found earlier the same day. A miniature cyclone struck Pyote Texas damaging roofs and a tourist camp with no injuries reported. W B Harmon, about 45, was killed by lightning near Britton, his barn burning in the blaze. He left a widow and six children.
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Kemp Creek
Ras Fuston
Pecos
Texas
Pyote
Ward
Here
Britton
W. B. Harmon
Harmon
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Proceedings and Dallas Beer Raid
In Austin the Court of Criminal Appeals announced numerous judgments including affirmations reversals and remands in cases from multiple counties. In Dallas on June 10 beer ran scarce as raiders hit a wholesale outfit, yielding 1,467 pints and several cracked bottles with two arrests.
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Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
Joe T. Ward
Taylor
Warren Caldwell
Colorado
Ferrell Keith
Shelby
Domingo Riviera
Bee
Claude Sadler
Fannin
Cader Barfield
Franklin
Jack Larremore
Johnson
John Baker
Luther Davis
Smith
Ludwig Irlbeck
Swisher
Frank Roddy
Potter
Whitney Norris
Jefferson
D. W. Freeman
Ephram Deckard
Hidalgo
Claud Ervin
Roy Wilson
Donley
J. B. Wood
Eastland
Joe Ham
Throckmorton
Appellant
Primus McDonald
Hardin
W. D. Justice
Harris
Bess Russell
Hill
Fowler Howle
Wood
Helen Robinson
Walker
Henry Frazier
Hardeman
Frank Skotnik
Fort Bend
Jess Smallwood
Red River
Ethel Herrinstall
Bill Heartsill
Harrison
Ben Underwood
Hall
Homer Seale
Motley
Roy Arnold
Stephens
Louis Fromm
Childress
W. D. Newson
Gonzales
Sid Haire
Bowie
Jack Peddy
J. W. Carter
Collingsworth
Sam _ Rivette
Galveston
E. H
Lavaca
Jack Wingegar
Hartley
R. Abercombie
Wichita
Will Dixon
Aransas
Sez
Fred Wheeler
Virgil Smith
Isaac Williams
J. C. Young
Dallas
Bertie Brooks
Lubbock
Red Wing
Comal
Alfred Jakson
Bexar
M. W. Taylor
Bell
M. F. Hendrix
Wise
Eugene Albans
Gillespie
C. B. Jones
Midland
Willie Davenport
San Jacinto
Homer Smith
Grayson
Jeff Johnson
Collin
Howard Graham
Lee McKay
What They Write 7 Tack What They Write 7 Tack WANTS ON DAIRY Dear Tack
Reader letters section shows a correspondent requesting dairy opinion as wife hospitalized and work scarce. He notes expertise and references to Tack letters on Page 15. The piece reflects personal strain and appeals for guidance.
Turbulent Vision in Mecca and Global Trade Echoes
A dramatic scene in Mecca ends in suicide as a muezzin confronts secular behavior among youth. The piece then shifts to a wash of global economic critique, noting Britain’s cotton theory post Waterloo, Russia Persia trade, and tensions between Italy and Russia. It ends with a stray boilerplate promo for Amazone Water Bath and Massages.
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Waterloo
Manchester
Russia
Persia
England
City Liability Ordinance Exempts Municipal Fault
The city commission passed an ordinance shielding the city from liability for injuries or property damage caused by defective streets, alleys, or sidewalks. An exception applies if the city had actual notice of the defect for 48 hours before the injury. The measure also covers damage from city employees’ maintenance negligence. It was introduced June 2.
Yeomen Pep Squad Sponsors Dance at Silver Grill
Members of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen pep squad sponsor a dance at the old Silver Grill dance hall tonight. Jesse's Melody M. and Six piece orchestra provide the music. The squad recently held a weiner roast after their regular business meeting.
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The
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Old Silver Grill
Jesse
Melody
Tonsil Clinic to Open for Four Children Thursday
Four children have been accepted for a tonsil clinic at 8 a m Thursday in St Anthony's Hospital under the Amarillo Potter County Health Unit. Dr Benjamin M Primer directs the unit with Dr Nati Gilkerson in charge. Only financially eligible school children are accepted. this is one of several clinics since the unit began November 1.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
Amarillo-Potter County
Benjamin M. Primer
Nati Gilkerson
Paving Petition Granted for Twelfth Avenue Project
The city commission granted Tuesday night a petition to pave Twelfth Avenue from Fillmore Street to Johnson Street with caliche surfacing. It bore eight signatures representing about 60 percent of the property owners.
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Twelfth
Fillmore
Johnson
Twelfth Avenue
Fillmore Street
Johnson Street
City Deliberates Daylight Saving Time Question
Daylight Saving Time prompts fun remarks from city commissioners and Mayor Thompson while Vance Huff urges a statewide or local proclamation. Officials note varying practices in New England and New York, with Connecticut and New Hampshire enforcing or observing standard or daylight time by law or ordinance. The commission invites more public opinion before acting.
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Thompson
Corporation Counsel
Vance Huff
Huff
New Hampshire
Connecticut
New York
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
McPherson Funeral Rites Held Today
Rites for Mrs. Sarah Alice McPherson 48 died Tuesday were held at 3 PM at Boxwell Chapel conducted by Rev. W E Garvin of San Jacinto Methodist Church with burial in Llano Cemetery She is survived by husband Geo A McPherson of 405 Monroe Street son Burl Amarillo and two grandchildren Roy Curtis McPherson and Betty Dee Braziel.
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Sarah Alice McPherson
Boxwell Chapel
W. E. Garvin
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Llano
Texas Editors May Revise Constitution
At the Texas Press Association fifty second annual convention in San Angelo, officials plan consideration of a proposed constitutional change to allow membership by publication as well as by individuals. The move would give daily newspapers equal representation with other affiliated organs. Sam P. Harben announced details as registrations fronted toward 350 to 400.
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San Angelo
Texas Press Association
Sam P. Harben
Richardson
W. 8. Park
Dallas
St. Angelus Hotel
Negro's Trial Opens in District Court
Clyde Moore, a Negro, goes on trial today in Potter County Criminal District Court for robbery connected with stealing cigarettes tobacco gum and candy from the Workingman's Recreation Club at 109 Harrison Street. Indicted by the Potter County grand jury for theft over fifty dollars.
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Clyde Moore
Workingman’s Recreation Club
Harrison Street
Potter County
Grand Jury
Quiz of Oil Firm Reveals Deficit
Los Angeles June 10 Raymond L. Haight state commissioner of corporations announced a partial investigation of Richfield Oil Company of California and Richfield Company revealing a total deficit of 54,219,091.25 due to alleged mismanagement and stock juggling.
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Los Angeles
Raymond L. Haight
Richfield Oil Company of
California
The
Richfield Company
Radio Permits for Brinkley Cancelled
Del Rio Texas June 10 Inter vention of the U S ambassador in Mexico City led the Mexican government to cancel permits for Brinkleys proposed radio stations at Villa Acuna and Monterrey. Associates have worked two months on a Villa Acuna project including a sanitarium and residence costing nearly 750000 dollars.
Markets Kansas City Livestock Report June 10
Hogs 5 000 mostly steady to strong top 6.20 on 160 210 lb. pigs packing hogs 275 600 lb. 4.85 5.10 stock pigs 70 130 lb. 5.75 6.25 cattle 4 500 calves fed steers steady to 25 lower yearling steers 3.25 yearling heifers 2.35 steers 600 1500 lb 6 758 75 heifers 550 260 lb 7.00 8.50 cows 4.25 1.75 vealers milked 9.00 8.00 stocker feeder steers 5.50 7.50 sheep 8 000 killing classes steady top native lambs 7.50 lambs under 150 lb down 1.25 Fort Worth cattle June 19 horses 200 steady top 6.35 rail truck around 20 6-lb rail butchers 6.35 packing sows 4.75 5.00 cattle 2 609 calves 400 plain grass
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Fort Worth
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Dial
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J. Louis Brown
Sec
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Western Syndicate
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Sal Lake City
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