Service Work Stressed For Jobless Youth
Washington June 13. Education Commissioner John W Studebaker argues youths deprived of trades apprenticeship should enter public service programs. He cites examples from city schools clerkships to summer teaching, recreation directors, librarian aides, nurse assistants, and more, urging communities to mobilize local talent to support democracy through service.
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John W. Studebaker
United Press
Washington
Pitt
England
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
Boy King Peter Prepares for Jugoslavian Throne
Belgrade reports 11 year old Peter II endures intensive schooling to govern Yugoslavia after his majority at 18. Tutors drill languages science and history while he builds physical strength and plans a future budget amid Regency guidance.
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Stewart Brown
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Peter II
Jugoslavia
Alexander
Marseilles
Peter
Paul
United Press
Queen Marie
Legion
Serbia
Croatia
Louis Barthou
Cobham
Surrey
Associated Press
Pet Milk Company Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary
The Pet Milk Company marks fifty years since a Swiss immigrant introduced condensed fresh milk in sealed cans. From a single plant near St Louis to over 30 plants across 14 states, production now far exceeds the original output. Cows are fed and milked under company supervision at dairy regions.
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Switzerland
St. Louis
Pet
L. R. Patterson
Ocean
Pet Milk Company
Maryland
California
Gratitude Expressed for Demo Convention
Tom Seay president of the Potter County Young Demos thanked Amarillo citizens and delegates after the recent Young Democrats convention. He said visitors acclaimed the event a huge success and credited many locals for a royal welcome.
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Tom Seay
Potter County
Young Demos
Amarillo
Four Million Dollars Held in Hand of Miller
E. T. Dusty Miller recounts holding four million dollars in ten dollar bills during a Washington visit. He says the money filled less than 18 inches high and credits access to the treasury through a congressman and a long-time friendship with the vault keeper. He also notes vast government buildings and rapid city changes from construction.
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E. T
Dusty” Miller
Washington
United States Treasury
Marvin Jones
Uncle Sam
Potter County Jail Cleaned and Renovated
Trusty Hershey Miles reports Potter County Jail has been scrubbed and renovated top to bottom. All bedding and linens refreshed and placed in first class condition by Miles who hints at possible pardon. Miles has seven months left of a lengthy wheat theft sentence.
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Potter County
Trusty Hershey Miles
Mop and Broom Brigade
Miles
Amarillo Youth James Ward Receives Doctor of Philosophy
James Ward of Amarillo earned the Doctor of Philosophy degree at Vanderbilt University in Nashville after post graduate work in the medical school. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Ward of 1500 Polk Street and has taught human anatomy while pursuing research on the nervous system.
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James Ward
Amarillo
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Young Ward
John Ward
Polk Street
Amarillo High School
A. & M. College
Vanderbilt
Ward
Amarillian
Vanderbilt Medical School
Davis Funeral To Be Here Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma L. Davis 62 who died Tuesday in Mesa Arizona will be held at 9 30 o clock tomorrow morning Rev R M Hunt of First Baptist Borger will conduct burial will be in Liano Cemetery under N S Griggs & Sons direction Body will arrive in Borger at 8 tomorrow on Rock Island train Survivors include husband W L Davis two sons H B Davis of Cameron Oklahoma and L E Davis of Woodward Oklahoma and three daughters Mrs Effie Davis of Calvin Oklahoma Mrs Opal Owens of Mesa Arizona and Mrs T C Ward of Borger
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Emma L. Davis
Mesa
Ariz
R. M. Hunt
First Baptist Church
Borger
Liano Cemetery
N.S. Griggs & Sons
Davis
Rock Island
W. L Davis
H. B. Davis
Cameron
Okla
L. E. Davis
Woodward
Mis
Effie Davis
Calvin
Opal Owens
Mesa, Ariz
T. C. Ward
Missionary to Occupy Amarillo Pulpit Sunday
Rev. FE. L. Conyers, back from Cali Colombia, will occupy the pulpit at Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Amarillo for both services Sunday. He delivers the regular sermon at 11, then lecturing on Life in South America at 8:15. Conyers holds BD and two MA degrees from Vanderbilt and Peabody College.
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FE. L. Conyers
Cali
Colombia
South America
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Thirty-fourth Avenue
Jackson Street
Conyers
Vanderbilt University
Peabody College For Teachers
Nashville, Tenn
Southwest farm values show steady increase since 1932
In Wichita, Kansas, Hugh L. Farrell, president of the Land Bank, reports steady rises in Southwest farm and ranch land prices. Sales rose 20 percent in 1933, 38 percent in 1934, and about 20 percent this year. Buyers include war veterans who see strong future prospects in land.
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Wichita
Kan
Southwest
Hugh L. Farrell
Land Bank
Farrell
Special venire for Negro slaying case set for June trial
A special venire of 75 men is drawn for the trial of Matron Martin, a Negro woman charged with killing Theodore Clark, both Negro, on April 6. The trial will start June 20 in the 47th District Court.
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Matron Martin
Theodore Clark
47Th District Court
Complaint filed against Crawford Hogan for aggravated assault
A complaint charging Crawford Hogan with aggravated assault on a 10 year old girl named Willie Lee Davison was filed in Justice Charlie Carder's court. Hogan's bond was set at 2000 dollars and he remained in Potter County jail at noon. The case would go to the grand jury that afternoon.
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Crawford Hogan
Willie Lee Davison
Charlie Carder
Hogan
Potter County
Tingley Claims Panhandle for New Mexico
Gov Clyde Tingley of New Mexico thanks Amarillo residents and the New Mexico Panhandle for a successful visit aimed at annexation. He notes Wilbur Hawk as Col Aide-de-Camp on his staff and praises the courteous reception by Amarillo and the Panhandle community.
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Tingley
Panhandle of
New Mexico
Panhandle
Texas
Clyde Tingley
The
Amarillo
Wilbur
Hawk
New Mexico Panhandle
Frank Cates Granted New Trial In Theft Case
Frank Cates, facing two years for receiving and concealing 2060 stolen from a vehicle in the Paramount Theater, received a new trial after a judge ruled a portion of testimony was read to jurors without the defendant present. The motion was filed by his attorney following the May 25 verdict. no new date set.
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Frank Cates
Paramount Theater
47Th District Court
E. C. Nelson
Cates
Grady Hazlewood
Reverend Cooper to Open Series at Ellwood Park Church
Dr. David R. Cooper, Los Angeles minister, will open a series of sermons at Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church. He speaks at 8 tonight and again Sunday at 11. Two lectures daily, one morning or afternoon and one at night. Cooper is well known locally for prior church appearances.
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David R. Cooper
Los Angeles
Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church
FE. B. Fincher
Cooper
Scarborough and Ballou Return From Texas Auto Event
H. P. Scarborough and Fred Balllew returned from the Texas Automobile Maintenance Association convention in Waco. Scarborough was reelected to the executive committee. They were accompanied by Miss Margaret Scarborough.
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H. P. Scarborough
Fred Ballew
Waco
Texas Automobile Maintenance Association
Mr. Scarborough
Margaret Scarborough
Doan's Pills Relieve Kidney Tube Waste Warning
A 1934 advertisement urges watching kidneys as closely as bowels. It claims kidneys contain about 79,200 feet of filtering tubes and warns that passing under 3 pints of urine daily signals toxin buildup. It promotes Doan's Pills from Foster Milburn Co as relief.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
West Texas duo to teach eastern boys at New Jersey camp
Two West Texas State Teachers College students known as the T Anchor Cowboys Howard Weatherby and Fold Todd will join the Life Summer Camp in Pottersville New Jersey from June 24 to teach western culture and perform. Weatherby a mandolinist and trick roper, Todd a guitarist and cowboy ballad singer, both from Memphis have spent years performing in West Texas and on Amarillo radio.
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New Jersey
West Texas State Teachers College
West
Howard Weatherby
Todd
Memphis
Weatherby
Canyon
College Farm
Amarillo Highway
Life
Potternville
N. J
West Texas
Panhandle
Amarillo
Bill Todd
Ted Clark
Baseball Leaders in National and American Leagues
The report lists top performers across the National and American Leagues from yesterday's games. Key figures include Roy Parmelee and Walker leading pitching, along with batting and RBI leaders such as Medwick Vaughan and Greenberg. Specific stats cover runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases.
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Associated Press
Battin Vauhan
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Vaughan
L. Waner
Martin
Suhr
Waner
Goodman
Reds
Ott
Giants
Moore
Bordagary
Dodgers
Myers
Parmelee
Walker
Johnson
Athletics
Moses
Chapman
Yankees
Greenberg
Tigers
Buckler and Walker Wed After Buckler’s Graduation
Lieut Jack Moore Buckler and former Miss Jo Alice Walker married in New York on June 12 after Buckler’s graduation from the Military Academy. Both are Texans and Buckler starred at West Point in 1933 before his commission.
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New York
Jack Moore Buckler
West Point
Jo Alice Walker
Buckler
Military Academy
Texas League Box Scores Highlight Key Hits and Leaders
Johnson of the Athletics and Cramer near the standout marks with 171. Greenberg of the Tigers leads in doubles with 15 and home runs with 13. Vosmik of the Indians appears in multiple categories. Werber and Almada pace stolen bases for the Red Sox. Pitchers Wilshere and Tumults noted in the close score.
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Johnson
Athletics
Cramer
Gehringer
Tigers
Greenberg
Vosmik
Indians
Cronin
Red Sox
Boston
Senators
Almada
Werber
Wilshere
Tumults
Yankees
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