Kiwanis Visit Planned For Scouts At Happy Glen Camp
Kiwanis Club guests expected at 5 to 7 pm at Happy Glen Camp as Curtis Mathes plans a 6 o clock ball game with Scouts. Camp activity includes a campfire, stunts, and games along with a growing Scout group, new tents, and Patrol leaders named for various troops.
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Kiwanias Club
Happy Glen Club
Fred Hi. Gallee
Curtis Mathes
Happy Glenn
Sam Sullenberger
Lang Wagner
Henry Houser
Harry Blackburn
Maurice Finley
Joe McNeil
Billy Parks
Ashley Caldwell
Olin Hardy
Bob Brummal
Max Zweig
William Dixon
Stanley Blackburn
Dawney Rogers
Irving White
Merle Nutting
0. W. Harrison
Bill Patton
William White
Pat Brandenbrug
Bob Kile
Wayne de
Chief Paul
Santa Fe Gains Control of Orient Line for Texas Route
Santa Fe announces acquisition of the Santa Fe Orient railway by ICC authority. Operations will be run from Amarillo under Rogers C. Martini, with main lines from Wichita to Alpine Texas and branches to Presidio and Sonora, sourced through Clinton Oklahoma and other Texas points.
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Texas
Sonora
Old Mexico
Ama Plio
Pamps-Clinton
Orient Line
Clinton
Okla
Victims Named In Dallas Auto Crash Return Home
The bodies of Mr and Mrs Harry Gump and Thomas L England killed near Durant Oklahoma Monday were brought to Dallas Monday night Funeral arrangements are not yet set but services likely Thursday Mrs Thomas L England injured in the crash was reported to be improving at St Pauls Hospital.
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United Press
Dallas
Texas
Harry Gump
Thomas L. England
Durant
Okio
St. Paul's Hospital
Tom Mix Sued for Breach by Miller Brothers Circus
The Associated Press reports Tom Mix the motion picture actor is named in a breach of contract suit filed in Binghampton New York by the Miller Brothers 101 Ranch circus. The suit alleges Mix quit a contract signed last April at 7700 a week and joined another circus paying 15000 weekly.
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Associated Press
Ponca “City
Okla
Tom Mix
Miller Brothers
101 Ranch Fame
Miller Brothers’ Circus
George W. Miller
Binghampton
N. Y
Mix
101 Ranch Circus
Baptist Group Holds Meet in Borger Today
More than 206 laymen ministers and women workers from five Panhandle counties attended the all day Palo Duro Baptist Association session at the First Baptist Church Borger. Counties represented were Potter s Armstrong Carson Hutchinson and Oldham. Important work of the association was being disposed of.
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Panhandle
Palo Duro Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Potters, Armstrong, Carson
Hutchinson
Oldham
Amarillo editor laments bare leg fad and business impact
A local Amarillo note recounts an office discussion over workers going without stockings, citing economy and fashion. The piece skewers Sun Belt trends, local stores, and a public swimming pool rule as it muses on how the trend might affect commerce and productivity.
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Amarrillo
Poke Street
Husband and Wife Seek Employment
A married couple seeks work to support two children. The wife has four years telephone experience and brief office work, willing to take cafe or housework. The husband offers local knowledge and willingness for delivery, trucking, or wholesale coffee jobs. Both provide references and mutual help.
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Economic and religious musings on world affairs and figures
The column reflects on pensioned leaders and modern power, noting Justice Holmes on pacifism, a hypothetical immigrant Christ at Ellis Island, and reactions to postwar reparations. It cites J Pierpont Morgan, Owen D Young, and the Bank for International Settlements, while recalling Armour, Carnegie, Rockefeller, Edison, and Franklin Presbrey.
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Young
Germany
Bank For International Settlements
Owen D. Young
Federal Reserve
Europe
Income Tax Fight Spreads to City
Amarillo joins state lawmakers in opposing income tax bills 60 and 26 as local citizens begin circulating a petition. The measures impose a graduated tax on individuals and all corporations, reaching up to five percent.
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Amarillo
Texas
State Firemen Gather In Galveston For Texas Conven tion
More than 1,000 delegates attend the annual State Firemen’s Convention of Texas in Galveston. J. W. Deese, State Fire Insurance Commissioner, is the principal morning speaker amid a day of events.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Texas
J. W. Deese
Reader letter mixes family row with town gossip and Texas pride
A longtime reader writes from Pampa Texas responding to a critic of Tack's column. The letter defends generous readers, recalls kitchen tensions, praises Amarillo Panhandle coverage, and suggests water rates shaped opinion. A second note from a Texas native seeks work in a Wichita Kansas era, detailing experience, skills, and salary expectations.
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Tack
O. W
Amarillo and the Panhandle
Old Tack
Pampa
Texas
Settling Down at City Hall After Election Turmoil
Citizens urge calm after election furor and call for steady city leadership. They praise clear thinking officials and a focus on a square deal while acknowledging challenges with desperate characters.
Execution Stay for Harry Leahy Reported
A one sentence notice from Austin Newspress dated June 11 reports that the execution of Harry Leahy has been stayed by order. The brief item notes the stay was issued by a court and mentions no further details.
Exclusive Club of Czarist Political Prisoners Formed
Moscow reports the Society of Political Prisoners as one of the strongest exclusive clubs. It admits only those jailed or exiled for the communist cause. Its members include Soviet officials and party leaders. Emilian Yaroslavsky serves as secretary. Meetings are secret and influence is exercised without publicity.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Emilian Yaroslavsky
Rangers Light Townsend Involved In Bastrop Case
Rangers questioned an old man chained to a bed as part of the Goerner murder inquiry in Bastrop. Townsend denied the act but admitted buying a chain and lock. The man was later acquitted by the jury. The incident sparked questions about ranger enforcement, travel expenses, and railroad passes amid a joint session to receive a service flag from A&M College.
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Harrison
Ed Goerner
Bastrop
Goerner
el Paso
Rep
A. E. Harding
Fort Worth
Marshall
Tex
George Purl
Dallas
Adjutant General
House
Senate
A. & M. College
Governor Grants 80 Day Stay In Ramsey Slay Death Sentence
Governor Moody has granted Harry J. Leahy, condemned for the Mathis Texas Dr. J A Ramsey murder, an 80 day stay of execution. Leahy was to die tomorrow, marking the second stay issued by the governor.
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Moody
Harry J. Leahy
J. A. Ramsey
Mathis
Tex
Leahy
Venezuelan filibusters defeated after Coro siege
Caracas June 11 The Venezuelan filibusters who kidnapped the Curacao governor and looted the police arsenal attacked Coro capital of Falcon state but were defeated after several hours of fighting.
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Associated Press
Caracas
Venezuela
Curacao
Coro
Falcon
Funeral for Col. Johnston Tomorrow
Funeral services for Col. William T. Johnston of the 12th Cavalry, commander at Fort Brown Texas when he died on June 7, will be held tomorrow at Arlington National Cemetery, the War Department announced.
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United Press
Washington
William T. Johnston
12Th Cavalry
Fort Brown
Texas
Arlington National Cemetery
War Department
Who's The Dealer Contest Opens With 60 Product Names
Amarillo merchants and The Globe News announce the Who's The Dealer contest feature page on Sunday. The first of four pages will display 60 products with matching ads. Contestants answer the first question about each product, with three more Sundays of questions. Prizes total 500 dollars for winners.
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Amarillo
Globe- News
Newa-Globe
Globe and News Daily
Texas House Committee Rejects Anti Evolution Bill
In Austin on June 11 the Texas House educational committee gave an unfavorable report 7 to 5 on the anti evolution bill. Rep J W Harper urged printing on minority report and pressed to bar religious teaching and atheism in schools. Fellow member Rep B J Forbes defended the biblical creation account. Harper hopes for passage if time allows.
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United Press
Austin
Tex
Texas House of Representatives
J. W. Harper
Mount Pleasant
Harper
B. J. Forbes
Weatherford
Senate
Minority Report
Panhandle Commercial Executives Open Semiannual Meeting
In Borger on June 11 the Panhandle Commercial Executives Association opened its semi annual meeting with delegates from 26 northern counties. R H Singleterry of the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce spoke on challenges facing commercial organization executives as guests of the Borger Rotary Club at noon.
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Borger
Panhandle
Girl Shot to Death Found in Kansas Patch
Bonnie Davis a 17 year old girl from Hockersville Oklahoma was found shot through the heart in a weed patch behind a Baxter Springs house. She had been dead several hours and no weapon was found near the body.
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United Press
Baxter Springs
Kas
Bonnie Davis
Hockersville
Okla
Texas firms form new corporations across state lines
United Press dispatch lists several Texas incorporations with varied capital stocks and boards. It notes West Texas Piggly Wiggly Co in Wichita Falls, Comet Oil and Gas Co in Dallas, Norden Oil Corp in Austin, and others, plus two Minnesota families merging and a future Iowa state fair exhibit about Hoover's West Branch birthplace.
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Austin
Tex
South Texas Chamber of Commerce
Corpus Christi
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Ray Leeman
Veo. C. Dehmet
West Texas Piggly Wiggly Co
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H. F. Herrell
Comet Oil and Gas Co
Dallas
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R. D. Cutherford
A. V. Minchew
Norden Oil Corp
Q. C. Taylor
J. H. Gardner
A. B. Becker
Dobkins Motor Sales Co
del Rio
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Myrtle Dobbins
Walter F. Jones
Ideal Milling Co
Lubbock
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W. K. Dickinson, Sr
W. Fort
C. B. Dickinson
the Fallas Eye, Nose and Throat Clinic
FP. F. Bland
M. Kiblinger
West Branch
President Hoover
Self Made Personality and Free Will in Edgar Guest Poem
A 1929 verse reflects on human freedom to choose and shape life versus instinct in animals. It contrasts instinctive living with man’s self directed path, questioning meaning if life ends with wisdom and suggests a soul within.
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Edgar A. Guest
Kansas City and Fort Worth Livestock Markets Report
Market roundup from Kansas City Fort Worth East St. Louis and Chicago livestock exchanges. Hog prices rose to top 10.75 on 190 240 lb hogs cattle and calves mixed gains and declines across regions with sheep and lambs also reported. Cotton grain and stock indices follow trends in Chicago New York and Liverpool markets.
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