Mexican Art Exhibition Schedule to Tour U S in 1930 31
Carnegie Institute announced a national tour of the Mexican Art exhibition financed by the Carnegie Corporation and organized by the American Federation of Art. The run will begin in Mexico City and visit major venues from October 1930 through September 1951 including New York Boston Pittsburgh Cleveland Washington Milwaukee Louisville and San Antonio.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute
United States
Dwight W. Morrow
Carnegie Corporation
American Federation of Art
Mexico City
New York
Metropolitan Museum
N. Y
Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
Cleveland Museum of Art
Cleveland
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Washington
Milwaukee Art Institute
Milwaukee
J. B. Speed Memorial Museum
Louisville
Pan American Round Table
San Antonio
County Board Hears Pleas on Tax Valuation
Potter County commissioners act as a board of equalization to hear taxpayers protesting property valuation hikes. Several complainants appeared as the session opened and the commission planned to hear more through Thursday and Friday.
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Potter County
Board of Equalization
Calhoun in Amarillo for talks on unexpired term
Calhoun, Borger district attorney, appointed by Governor Moody to fill the late Johnny Holmes’s unexpired term, met in Amarillo with District Attorney Edwn Thomerson and Hutchinson county citizens who backed his bid for re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Calhoun
Borger
Amarillo
Dan Moody
Johnny Holmes
Calhoun
Hutchinson County
Edw.n Thomerson
Dear Tack Help Wanted and Lost and Found Notices
A small ad page includes three letters to Dear Tack: a plea to sell a pedigreed police puppy for ten dollars, a request to locate a missing two and a half dollar gold piece from a watch chain and a girl seeking a job in a store or as household help with good references. The writers sign as Mrs. J M Wirth and a WV girl at 1306 East Eleventh Avenue.
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Tack
L. D. Wirth
Lincoln Street
Woman Seeks Lighthousekeeping Work For Daughter’s Stay
A woman appeals for housekeeping work with preference for two lighthousekeeping rooms and remaining rooms for her daughter to accompany her. She will accept plain housekeeping if necessary and offers strong references including a prior employer. Call rural 9F21 for interest.
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Rural
Clergy Shuffles and Regional Church Meetings Reported
Dr H L Iee to stay with Bartlesville Christian Church as Dr Clark Buckner resigns. Acting pastor J J O Smith from San Antonio fills Pulpite until a new minister is secured. Palo Duro Workers meet at San Jacinto Baptist with 255 attendees from 14 churches and plan September gathering in White Deer. Christian Bible School and West Amarillo events: joint 45 hour program run July 1 4 with locations at West Amarillo and First Christian. West Amarillo Baptist hosts two week teachers training and B Y P A courses.
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Ice
Bartlesville
H. L. Iee
First Christian Church
Clark Buckner
Christian Church of
Oklo
J. J. O. Smith
San Antonio
H. L. Rogers
Palo Puro
Palo Duro Monthly Workers
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Fifth Avenue
Carolina Street
D. D. Sumrall
White Deer
J. C. Alred
J. C. Sisemore
First Christian
West Amarillo
A. Baptist
Miss Deittrick to represent youth at state C E convention
Miss LaVern Deittrick of 904 Taylor Street sails to Wichita Falls June 11 15 as delegate to the State C E convention. She will report at the June 22 C E meeting. Speakers from across the country will be on the program. Rev Kenney to address Panhandle Association Friona meeting June 13 14. no local services. 8 J Methodist Bible School opens with 125 enrolled under Mrs Garvin. classes 9 11:30 a.m. five days a week. no registration fee. Miss Hattie Mae Wood attends state C E convention in Wichita Falls. Presiding Elders meet in Dallas for district finances and revivals. Assembly of God delegates attend second day session. Dr S C Nelton speaks at Southwestern Bible School.
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LaVern Deittrick
Taylor Street
Young People's Christian Endeavor Society
First Christian Church
C. E
Wichita Falls
Miss Deittrick
Kenney
Association
Harry Grady Kenney
First Congregational Church
Panhandle
Friona
J. Methodist
San Jacinto Methodist Church
W. P. Garvin
Hattie Mae Wood
Texas Christian Endeavor Union
Dallas
Associated Press
15Th Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
H. A. Boaz
J. Walter Mills
Beaumont
C. T. Cooper
Texas
New Mexico
Assembly of God
S.C. Nelton
Southwestern Bible School
Enid
Okla
Man Charged With Desertion Fights Return
Leslie E. Howe formerly of Wichita Kansas fights extradition from Texas by habeas corpus. He and his lawyers appeared before Judge Henry S. Bishop in district court this morning with a hearing to resume at 1:80 this afternoon. District Attorney Edward W. Thomerson said Mrs. Howe would testify for the state but had not arrived by noon. Howe was released on his own re-
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Leslie E. Howe
Wichita
Kans
Texas
Howe
Henry S. Bishop
District Criminal Court
Edw. W. Thomerson
House appropriations in Lexington and national enforcement
The House approved funds including 325000 for a narcotic farm project in Lexington Kentucky and 250000 for the Hoover commission to continue prohibition enforcement. The agenda also included 2500 for a portrait of Speaker Longworth, 10000 for Mrs Lee, 4000 to election contest participants Wurzbach vs McCloskey, and 1458 for William Lawson expenses.
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San Industries
Lexington
Kentucky
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Robert Doblhoff
Vienna
Longworth
R. Q. Lee
Texas
Harry M. Wurzbach
Augustus McCloskey
San Antonio
William C. Lawson
Second deficiency bill backs $25 million for post offices
The House Appropriations Committee report lists public building projects totaling about 25 million dollars. In Texas the plan covers Brownsville Fort Worth Houston Plainview San Angelo and Wichita Falls with postoffice and courthouse buildings plus related government facilities.
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The
Associated Press
W Ashington
House Appropriations Committee
Texas
Brownsville
Fort Worth
Houston
Plainview
San Angelo
Wichita Falls
Defense funding bill details multiple allocations and reimbursements
The proposed bill outlines payments to Ruth Bryan Owen 36.40 and to the Sanford widow 20000, plus 40000 for naval reserves protection and 526072 for the George Washington bicentennial commission. It covers 1000000 for extension service cotton use, 100000 for cotton ginning, 1175000 for Marine Corps Nicaragua activities, 5522 for the Marine Band, and reappropriates 4641742 for Army Air Corps fields including Mitchel Field 294000 and other bases in the United States and Canal Zone.
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Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
Edward T. Sanford
Supreme Court
Veterans Bureau
Agriculture Department
Extension Service
Federal Farm Board
Navy Department
Marine Corps
Nicaragua
Marine Band
Grand Army of the Republic
Cincinnati
Ohio
Army Air Corps
Mitchel Field
New York
Selfridge Field
Michigan
Bolling Field
District of Columbia
Army Field
Shreveport
Louisiana
Allbrook Field
Canal Zone
France Field
Wheeler Field
Hawaii
Duncan Field
Texas
Fairfield Air Depot
Mitchell Field
San Antonio
Maxwell Field
Alabama
Bishop grilled over unreported funds in lobbying probe
The Senate lobby committee questioned Bishop amid debate over a $48,000 unreported sum. Senator Robinson defended the inquiry while Blaine pressed for details on Virginia anti-Smith funds related to Claudius Huston and the Tennessee River Improvement Association. An elderly protester interrupted before order was restored.
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Walsh
Robinson
Indiana
Cannon
Blaine
Wisconsin
Caraway
Huston
Claudius Huston
Republican National Committee
Tennessee River Improvement Association
America
County Jail Quarantined as Smallpox Case Cited
The record notes cognizance until the hearing this afternoon with the county jail under smallpox quarantine, indicating health precautions in the facility during legal proceedings.
Vacation Clothes Classifieds Promote Quick Cash
Globe-News Want Ads offer a fast way to raise funds for vacation clothes by selling old garments. Ads are simple to place at a small cost and can be prepared with help from staff.
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Globe-News
Heavy docket in Criminal Court of Appeals in Austin
The Court of Criminal Appeals listed today’s actions with affirmations for W A Lacy Houston Jenkins Jim Robinson Ernest Sweat Howard Heard George Robinson Dewey Robinson Shep Finley J W Robins Earnest Hamilton Sherman Bird Bailey Fowler Fx ex W L Kennedy Bonnie Fulmer. reversals for Roy L Brookman Eddie Nix Marshall Padgitt Bertie Brooks Lawrence Elam Roland Mize. dismissals for Clyde Rayburn Jack Casey Ross Knight Lonnie Herring. rehearing denials for Togo Ray Felipe Hamilton J R Best Thomas F Whiteside Earl Wilson Lus G Arcos. denial of leave for second rehearing for Bernard Harris.
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Associated Press
Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
W. A. Lacy
Harris
Houston Jenkins
Jim Robinson
Clay
Ernest Sweat
Dallas
Earl Benois
Taylor
Howard
Brown
George Robinson
Dewey Robinson
Hemphill
Shep Finley
Stephens
J. W. Robins
Deaf Smith
Earnest Hamilton
Palo Pinto
Sherman Bird
Tarrant
Bailey Fowler
Wills
Fx Parte
Candy and diet advice for children in a health discussion
The article argues candies in moderation are healthy for children and defends acids like orange juice as necessary. It contrasts poor and rich children’s diets, notes Russia’s sugar trade with Cuba, comments on Russian governance and Germany's aviation records, and mentions the Dornier all metal plane to carry passengers.
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Germany
Wilhelm Zimmerman
Editorial blasts Chicago crime war and police power
The Chicago Herald and Examiner denounces police bravado in a prime editorial. It accuses police circles of relaying false boasts about renewed crime suppression while crime and politics grow more powerful and mask who actually controls city authority.
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Chicago
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Santa Fe plans phased work on route with 700 men
Santa Fe outlines phased construction starting at various intervals on the route. North First segment may start from Amarillo with crews moving toward the river. Officials estimate up to 700 men will be used. Committee members, aided by the chamber of commerce, push to secure remaining Potter County right of way and condemn remaining property in court if needed. contracts expected in two weeks.
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Amarillo
Santa Fe
Potter County
Chamber of Commerce
W. W. Chilton
Highway Department
The
Disaster on board Fairfax leaves several dead and many burned
A fire aboard the liner Fairfax caused deaths and missing persons with seven passengers hospitalized in South Boston. five listed as danger cases. Naval officers and marines aided in rescuing others as crews transferred passengers to the Gloucester before the Fairfax limped to port with a burned, holed starboard side.
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Carney Hosital
South Boston
Gloucester
Fairfax
Oscar G. Haines
United States Steamship Inspection Service
Charles M. Lyons
Survivors Tell of Fire Aboard Fairfax Collision
AP reports from Boston on survivors aboard the Gloucester describing intense flames and burning oil after the Fairfax collision. Arthur Saulnier of Brockton says bow passengers and near bow rooms burned. ten missing including a man named Walker. Sailor Harry Jam recalls the entire top deck ablaze and crews breaking doors to help passengers as nurses aided the wounded aboard the Fairfax and Gloucester.
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The
Associated Press
Boston
Fairfax
Gloucester
Arthur P. Saulnier
Marine
Brockton
Mass
Saulmnier
Walker
Harry Jam
Quincy
U. S
Chaumont
Norfolk
Jam
Saulnier
Charles
Women pray on Fairfax deck after collision with oil tanker
A group of women knelt in prayer on the Fairfax as it collided with an unidentified oil tanker. Marine Harry Hutchcroft of Jacksonville said the plea likely saved lives by delaying a jump into the sea while flames fed by tanker oil raged around the vessel. Hutchcroft and three other Marines were en route to Nicaragua with the U S election commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fairfax
Harry Hutchcroft
Jacksonville Fla
Hatchcroft
Nicaragua
United States Election Commission
Senate plays for votes to pass bill this Saturday
Democrats warn Republicans aim to peel away opposition. Reed and Grundy may vote against the bill, but leaders think Reed's support is needed to secure passage. Mississippi senator Pat Harrison accuses Republicans of a scheme to let Grundy oppose the bill to remove the Grundy curse.
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House
Reed
Grundy
Burglars Take 75 Dollars from Morley Grocery
Two attempts failed before burglars broke into the Morley grocery at 303 Mirror Street Monday night and took merchandise valued near 75 dollars. A neighbor had previously driven off two men and another tampered door locks. Morley offers a 25 dollar reward for capture.
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Morley
Mirror Street
Kansas City and Chicago Livestock and Grain News
Hogs, cattle, calves and sheep across Kansas City Fort Worth Chicago and East St Louis markets with price tops and trends noted. Hogs strong to higher with top near 9.90 at KC and 10.25 at East St Louis. cattle slow in Chicago. calves and yearlings varied. New Orleans cotton and futures drift with steady to mixed tones. wheat and grain prices shown for KC and Chicago with July and October positions. Names of cities and U. S. Department of Agriculture reports indicate market activity across regions.
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KK. C
Associated Press
Kansas City
Ceder
Fort Worth
Chicago
East ST. Louis
New Orleans
New York
We of the living marching on and memory
A poem reflects on how the living feel closer to the dead than the living. It suggests that those who have died stay near in memory, while the living’s petty flaws fade. The verse notes distance between the living and the dead while acknowledging a strange connection across time.
Grain and dairy quotes signal modest moves in Chicago markets
Chicago market notes show wheat at 81.05, corn 80 cents, oats 40 cents. Butter and eggs hold steady, poultry mixed. Foreign exchange listed with modest gains, New York stock prices slide under pressure as traders lock in yesterday's gains and retail shares dip.
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Chicago
The
Associated Press
New York
Auburn Auto
J. S. Case
Eastmian Kodak
American Tobacco
Worthington Pump
Westinghouse Electric
American Can
Colorado Fuel
Houston Oil
A. M. Byers
U. S. Steel
Call
Jno. F. Clark Brokerage Co
Dee. Coos Usmy
Essees
Aetee “Ee
After Baby Came 1 Was Weak Gained 22 Lbs
Mrs Laura Benoit reports recovery after taking Tronized Yeast gaining 22 pounds. Advertisement claims Jronized Yeast builds weight in weeks and improves skin tone sleep nerves digestion and energy. It markets malt yeast and iron tonic tablets with money back promise and druggist availability.
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Laura Benoit
Only a Doctor Knows What a Laxative Should Be
Warning against casual laxative use and urging medical judgment. Describes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a doctor endorsed, widely used laxative made from herbs and pure ingredients. Claims safety for women children and the elderly and availability in drug stores.
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Police
News-Globe
J. M
East Eleventh Avenue
Sincerely Yours
Mrs, Emma Summett
Vose
Vose Ft
Miss Wood
State C. E
Criminal Court OF Appeals
Russia
Cuba
Senate
Weather Bureau
K. C
Edgar A, Guest
Maracaibo
Atlantic
Bolg Barnsdall
Bry ' Darby
Asphelt Ooo
Gulf of Penn
Humble - Wee
Phillips
Pierce Oil
Pierce Pet
Bay Prairie O & G
Prairie
Sy St Richfield
Cal
Royal Dutch
Simms
Sinclair O
Penn Oil
Union of Calif
Venezuelan Pet
Tee SS
Warner-Quinlan
Eee
Superpower Aes
Ark Nat
Asad Gas & Blee
Marconi Big Cent
DeForest Radio
Detroit
Technicolor, Inc
BOL
Trans Am Corp
Trans’! Air Tri Sly
United Gas
Let & Pwr
Jno
F. Clarke & Co
Case Eeeneteee
Allegheny Corporation Vere Eerens
Allis Chatpaestee
American Bank Note
American Car & Foundry
American Commercial al
American Power & Light
American Rad & S
American Smelt & Ref
American Steel Foundrys
American Tel & Teleg
American ‘Tobacco
Brunswick Balke
Chic & Norwes
Detroit Edison Eee
Eastman Kodak
Eaton Axle
Tenner
Gardner Motor Cotee Gt
General Electric
Great Western Sugar
Aseeee Hahn Department Stores
Houdaille Hershey Cores
Hudson Motors
Illinois Central RR
Interboro Rail
Trans BM
International Cement
International Harveste
Johns Manville
Kansas City South
Julius Kayser
Oat
Kelvinator Corporation
Kolster Radio Teventes
Kresge & Co
Kroeger Gro & Bateens
Lambert Co
Liggett & Myers
Loew's
Lorillard Tobacco
Louisville Gas & Elec
Ludlum Steel Wee
Mack
Mathieson Alkali
Missouri Pacific RR
Montgomery Ward
Murray Corporation
National Air Transport Tee
National Aviation
National Bellas Hess
National Biscuit Co
Aeee
New York Central
NH & H RR
Leery Northern Pacific RR
Oliver Farm Equipment
Pathe Exchangwe
J C Penney Co
Pennsylvania
Pillsbury Flour Mill
Public Service of NJ
Pullman
Easece
Keith Orpheum
Salg Realsilk Hosiery Ervecs
Remington Rand Seacens
Ting Reo Motor Careee
Ees
Ty Republic Iron & Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
St Joseph
Union Pacific
Western Maryland
R &Es
Western Pacific
Western Union
Willys Overland
Ay Woolworth
Thy
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