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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
6
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Henry Wilson Brown, 25, forced entry into the Russian legation in Helsinki, fired about 20 shots, and claimed a one man war against Soviet Russia. He was shot in the chin and hospitalized. he cited Bolshevik slayings of his uncle and losses of fortune, plus British business ties with Soviet Russia. Police questioned him. legation denies British citizenship. Brown reportedly born in Leningrad, lived in London, now in Finland. He left a letter predicting the attack before departing.
Sophie Tucker an American blues singer saved a child from an oncoming car in London. She leaped from her seat to push the child clear and injured her leg slightly in the leap, with witnesses saying she risked her life to rescue the child.
Nanking June 14 Japan expresses formal appreciation to the Chinese national government for aiding in locating Vice Consul Kidekai Kuramoto. The message to Wang Ching-Wei closes the international episode that could disturb Sino-Japanese relations.
John Josey announces that Freeman Baldridge, pupil of his, will give an organ recital tonight between 11 and 1130 o clock on WDAG. The program will be played on the organ at First Baptist Church.
A fossilized walrus tusk over 50,000 years old was found by C. L. Christie near Feeley Montana. Geologists say it was buried along the banks of a great river that flowed through the valley before the Glacial Age, when the Rocky Mountains were a mole hill.
A contest by the Ashtabula Star-Beacon sought the oldest canary in the city. The winner is 16-year-old "Goldy," owned by Mrs. Ernest Johnson, noted for singing lustily and regular baths. Several other birds aged 14 and 15 were also found.
BAC CITY June 14 The Wycott quadruplets were labeled by numbers rather than names by nurses and Dr Swearingen. All four share initials L D W and similar looks while in an improvised incubator. Weighing twelve and a half pounds combined today, no weight change from yesterday. Feedings increased about a quarter per doctor Swearingen who said they are doing fine and have good chances to pull through.
Summer programs push for bigger outdoor activities across troops. Campfires, hikes, swimming, and nature studies fill the calendar with investitures and district events. Jimmie Martin of Troop 13 signs up first for Cima del Mundo camp. applications due by July 7.
East Texas volunteers open campaign offices in Gregg Hotel Longview and 14 counties to back Clint Small for governor. Leaders emphasize East Texas support, oil field concerns, and a groundswell from bankers judges and laborers. Small schedules Panhandle rally in Amarillo with Herring Hotel reception and a large municipal auditorium event.
Potter County property owners behind on taxes are making large payments this month to avoid penalties. County tax collector Miss Jewell Davidson urged that June 30 is the final day to pay delinquent taxes without heavy penalties and interest.
Potter County Assessor Houston Taylor said most property owners have been located after tracing through deed records. About ten thousand parcels have been traced and owners found in nearly all cases, leaving an exceptionally small number of unknowns for the current year.
Fort Worth dated June 14 notes the first child born in the city celebrated his 78th birthday without fanfare. Howard W. Peak, now a retired traveling salesman and author, recalls Cynthia Ann Parker’s rescue and his own early life as Fort Worth grew from a frontier outpost to a thriving town.
J C Studer and Sons host the annual Anvil Park Rodeo at the ranch grounds with livestock from Studer’s adjacent pastures. Tickets reduced to attract more visitors as cowboys and cowgirls compete in 12 general rules events across three performances. The event promises a wild west show with camping, lake scenery, and strong turnout from Amarillo and surrounding areas.
At Mineral Wells on June 14 the 58th Texas Firemen and Fire Marshals convention endorsed a draft bill for retirement and pension allowances after 25 years of service for paid and volunteer firemen plus injury or death compensation. A five member legislative committee was chosen to promote the bill, including Olen Culberson Edna John O'Brien Fort Worth G F Dohrn Mission Bayne Satterfield Lufkin and R W Dykes El Paso.
Sen. Clint Small will speak at Sweetwater Friday at 2 30 o clock tomorrow afternoon. He shifted from Corsicana after supporters urged the appearance. A later date was set for the Corsicana speech.
New enrollments Tuesday and Wednesday include Kathryn Gorman of 1001 Avondale Street Velma Read of 1918 Harrison Street Frank Crowley of 1009 B Taylor Street Jessie Pierce of 80 Kentucky Street Delphine Bohn of 1115 Harrison Street La Fave Blair of Spur Texas and others listed in the enrollment notice.
Detroit report notes the International Magic Circle fears lacking NRA like codes for magicians. Joseph G. Lightner says performers including enchanters and card filickers want a formal code to join the Blue Eagle system, noting their profession has long used rabbits and pigeons as props.
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