Markets Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton
Kansas City markets show hogs and cattle mixed with varied price ranges from hogs at 11.50 top and cattle values around 12.75 for select steers while feeders and calves move lower. sheep offerings sparse with weak bids. New Orleans cotton edges lower amid weaker Liverpool cables and favorable belt weather with prices slipping from near 12 cents to around 12 cents. Plans for a Come Home Week set for Sept 17-24 mark city centennial celebrations while a Lorain grocery clerk reports a snakelike pest discovery among imported bananas.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Texas
Fed
New Orleans
Liverpool
Man Who Wed Duke to Visit the United States
The Rev. R Anderson Jardine who officiated the Windsor wedding said he will visit the United States for a holiday with preaching and lecturing duties. He announced his resignation from St Pauls Church in Darlington during a sermon yesterday.
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Darlington
England
R. Anderson Jardine
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Church of England
United States
Jardine
St. Paul's Church
Two Planes Crash Kills Five Near Pasadena and Glendale
Two aircraft crashed Sunday in residential areas, killing five people. In Pasadena a stunting plane with pilot Frank Bannister and passengers Edward Patrick and Fred Lobb fell 500 feet into a vacant lot after losing a wing. In Glendale a second plane tailspun at 300 feet, decapitating passenger Joseph Taylor as it struck a chimney and a housewife narrowly avoided debris.
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Pasadena
Calif
Glendale
Frank Bannister
Marine Flier
Edward Patrick
Fred Lobb
Bannister
Jack FB. Neart
Joseph Taylor
Los Angeles
Ben Small
Two More Pay Fines as Drive On Gambling Games Continues
Officers pressed a city wide gambling purge as Charley Wells of Grand Bar and Herring Hotel News Stand faced penalties. Wells paid 25 dollars plus 18 in costs for a tip bank, while the News Stand settled a 1 dollar fine plus 13 in costs for a punch board. Both cases were filed by O Hight under Constable Walter Ottinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Wells
Grand Bar
Herring Hotel News
O. Hight
Walter Ottinger
Suit Filed Against City Over $20,000 Injury Claim
H. M. Marshall sues the City of Amarillo in 108th District Court for $20,000, claiming disability from injuries after being struck by an automobile while working for the water department at Thirteenth Avenue and Washington Street. He says the city was negligent for lacking guard barriers or a watchman as workers were in the street. Marshall was reportedly working to pay a water bill owed to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre & Ca
Amarillo
Prey Ge
Osten
Iohe
NEW York Carr
Pierce & On
Arkansas Nail Gas A
Gumre
Unite Gas Corp
Aly
Hecan Mines
New York
Pierce & Co
Amer
Armour
Wiaconda Copper
Technnon
oTtimore A
Loco Am LA Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem
Callahan
Rock Island
Columb Cas
Elec
Continental Akring
Pertace
Green
Great West
Houston
Hershey
Jonny Manville
Minsetinics
Texas
Nash-Kelvinater
Aoe Packard
Paramount
Penney Co
Pennaylvenia
Pyths
Sata Roe Radis
Remington Rena
Republic Aree
Bernolde Tohares
Ead
Seare
Borony Varun
South Pac
Asi
Mewert Werner It
Prudebaker
Texas Gulf Autrurs
Werner Bees
108Th District Court
H. M. Marshall
City Water Department
Thirteenth Avenue
Washington Street
Marshall
Elty
Mack Anderson Bond Posted After Assault Charge
Mack Anderson a local cafeman posted a $1,000 bond on a charge of assault with intent to murder. A complaint alleges he was involved in an altercation with Bascom Cook’s wife, injuring a fax company employee now in critical condition at Northwest Texas Hospital. Anderson remained in custody from Saturday night until Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Anderson
Anderson
Bascom Cook
Northwest Texas Hospital
Ywwil
Table Radio Stolen From Jackson Street Service Station
Burglars broke a window at a Continental service station at 601 Jackson Street and took a table radio. No other loot was reported.
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Table Radio
Jackson
Auaction
Jackson Street
State Patrolman Pearce Returns From Vacation
George Pearce a State Highway Patrol member stationed here returned to duty after a week's vacation at Abilene his former home. His wife and young daughter accompanied him on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George OC. Pearce
Abliene
Boy Starves to Death Just 50 Yards From His Home
The body of four year old Joseph Bailey was found in an outhouse near his Store on Trent home after a week of frantic search by his parents. The door catch enabled him to reach the latrine, and he died as cries for help went unheard.
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Store-On-Trent
Eng
Joseph Bailey
Joseph
Mrs Mary Tom Moreman Returns to County Tax Office
Mrs Mary Tom Moreman a deputy under Tax Collector Jewell Davidson returned to duties in the county tax office this morning after a two week vacation. She took a vacation trip by car to Birmingham Alabama.
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Mary Tom Moreman
Jewell Davidson
Hirmingham
Ala
Sir James Barrie Reported Grievously Ill in London
London dispatch reports Sir James Barrie famed playwright and creator of Peter Pan as gravely ill in a London nursing home. Officials say his health has deteriorated after a period of declining strength and he is being cared for by medical staff.
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London
Jame Barrie
Lasndton
Freda
Help Wanted Classified Ads From Tack Page
A series of “Dear Tack” want ads offer housekeeping, farm labor, yard work, child care, and general help. Various writers seek employment, list experience, references, and contact phone or address details across multiple names and locations.
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Tack
Winton Tipton
North Arthur Street
Tam
L. Jackson
Harrison Street
Tack Tam
Rolf Pascof
Murder Theory Is Advanced by Police
States and local authorities expanded searches across the countryside on the theory that Mrs. William H. Parsons disappearance points to murder rather than kidnapping. The plan proceeded despite the husband’s appeal for privacy to aid contact with the person or persons responsible.
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Stony Brook
William H. Parson
Long Island Society
India Next Stop For Amelia Earhart
Amelia Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan depart Massawa on the Red Sea coast at 4 18 AM for Karachi India. The round the world flyer flies along the Arabian coast between the desert and the Arabian Sea toward Asia.
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Asmara
Eritrea
Amelia Farhart
Massawa
Red Sea
Asia
Fred Noonan
Miss Earhart
Karachi
India
Arabian
Great Desert
Arabian Sea
Man found guilty in sheriff slaying faces death penalty
Linden jury convicts Charlie Brooks in the March 10 1937 slaying of Sheriff Alex Brown of Marion County. The verdict carries the death penalty with mercy recommendation. Defense lawyers filed a motion for a new trial.
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Linden
Charlie Brooks
Neero
Electric Diary
Alex Brown
Marion County
Boxer Fights Fires While Out of Ring
Cleveland boxer Paul Pirrone helps Garfield Heights Fire Station No. 3 battle blazes as a hobby. The pugilist hops fire trucks and joins firemen in firefighting efforts and rescue attempts, gaining varied experiences beyond the boxing ring.
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Cleveland
Paul Pirrone
Pirrone
Garfield Heights
Heopee
Rain Maker Claims Rainfall Proof from California Clip
A San Jose man cites a California clipping to support his claim about weather patterns. The report notes unseasonal rain in central California, with San Francisco receiving 0.18 inches and the Bay Area 0.12 inches, while San Jose’s season total reaches 16.82 inches, above the normal for this date.
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San Jose
California
San Francisco
Santa Clara Valley
Associated Press
Ast
Bay Area
Prevost Street
Carnegie Grants Fund Amarillo College Library Expansion
Amarillo College will receive funds to build a library of at least 10 000 well chosen volumes over three years. The Carnegie Corporation grant places Amarillo among 92 junior colleges nationwide benefiting from enhanced library facilities. The grant follows an earlier Turner Memorial Library gift from the Amarillo Bar Association.
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Amarillo College
United States
Carnegie Corporation
Texas
Edinburg Junior College
Edinburg
Hardin Junior College
Wichita Falls
John Tarleton Agricultural College
Stephenville
Lee Junior College
Goose Creek
North Texas Junior College
Arlington
San Angelo Junior College
San Angelo
Texas Lutheran College
Seguin
Tyler Junior College
Tyler
Amarillo Bar Association
Turner Memorial Library
Avery Turner
Amarillo
Unprecedented Roosevelt Bill Faces Committee Denunciation
A Roosevelt bill, before Congress, provokes strong committee opposition. The report, drafted mainly by Senators King, McCarran, and O'Mahoney, rejects it for failing to meet its goals, threatening judicial independence, and violating precedents.
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Roosevelt
King
Utah
McCarran
Nevada
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Judicial power claim sparks constitutional debate
Critics argue a bill would alter the Constitution without consent, undermine minority protections, and centralize federal district judiciary by reassigning judges, expanding political control over the judiciary by legislative and executive actions.
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Federal District
Judicial
Weekend Dollar Fines in Justice Court Items
Three minor criminal cases in Justice of Peace H W Duke's court had reductions over the weekend. Each defendant paid one dollar fines and thirteen dollars in court costs. One theft by bailee case became a drunk case after the suspect claimed he parked the truck and drank. An aggravated assault charge against an Amarillo man became a disturbance case. Another man paid a drunk fine after his wife withdrew an aggravated assault complaint.
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Justice of Peace
H. W. Duke
Amarillo
Duke
Bishop Lucey Leaves for Iowa Lectures to Continue Talks
Bishop Robert E. Lucey of the Amarillo diocese travels to Dubuque Iowa for the second week of lectures on international and industrial relations. He had lectured in Illinois and Iowa and returned to Amarillo Sunday afternoon for the Padilla memorial ceremonies and will be in the East for the rest of the week.
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Robert
EF. Lucey
Amarillo
Dubuque
Iowa
Lucey
Illinois
Padilla Memorial
East
Patrolman Boyce Long Visits Coffeyville for Mechanic Trial
Highway Patrolman Boyce Long travels to Coffeyville Kansas to attend the trial of a local mechanic jailed on charges of car theft. The mechanic is accused of stealing his employer's vehicle and was captured in Coffeyville after fleeing.
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Boyce Long
Kansas
Coffeyville
Kan
Strikes brace for new crisis as talks resume in Ohio
Union and company leaders in a wide steel strike region ready for possible violence if large scale picketing resumes at Newton Steel Plant in Monroe Michigan or if struck plants at Republic Youngstown Sheet and Tube or Inland Steel reopen. Peace conferences led by Ohio Governor Davey restart tomorrow amid fears of breakdown and possible company withdrawals from talks.
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Cleveland
U.P
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Newton Steel
Monroe
Mich
Republic
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Inland Steel
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Sittells Return From Oklahoma Funeral
Mr and Mrs M C Sittell of 2047 Hayden Street returned from McAlester Oklahoma where they attended the funeral services for Mr Sittels mother Mrs Fritz Sittel on Saturday. He works for the American Railway Express Company and she works in the Amarillo Independent School District tax office in the courthouse.
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M. C. Sittel
Hayden Street
McAlester
Okla
Sittel
Fritz Sittel
Amarillo
American Railway Express Company
Lubbock Man Odom Dies After Illness
Lubbock June 14 op a G Oddom 58 former Stanton ranchman and city paring department employee died here Sunday after pneumonia Funeral services were scheduled here today Odom moved from Stanton to Lubbock 12 years ago
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Lubbock
Oddom
Stanton
Lubbock Paring Department
Preamenia
Odom
Stanton T
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Gravely
J. W. Walters
Dial
Fillmore Street
H. W
Johnann Street
Amelia Earhart
Robert E. Lucey
Lewis
Mrs. M. C. Sittell
Oklahoma
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Packard
A. J. Black
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