Washington Dogs Guard a Funfest Tale of Kennel Geezers
The Most Mobile Chief Car known as Big Bark leads the Order of Yellow Dogs a Commerce Department kennel. Rite of passage includes blindfolds obstacle courses and hot dogs. A Press Club carnival tale features a hired horse named Trigger that escapes with the Karigs upset.
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Harman W. Nichols
Jess
K9ly
John Collins
Virginia
Ryan
National Press Club
Press Club
Johnny Webster
Johnny
Trigger
Navy
Walter Karig
Karig
Keating
Karigs
New Visa Rule Hurting Trade Along Rio Grande Border
Immigrant visa rules that took effect June 1 hinder business in Texas border cities. Mexican buyers must obtain a $3 business visa for purchases beyond personal small items, while old border cards now allow only 72 hours. U.S. visitors to Mexico face similar rules, but many border trips are leisure, not business. Local merchants report declines in cross-border trade, with Hayes-Sammons Co. losing up to 20,000 dollars weekly. Mexican officials in Reynosa face long visa waits, while border students face daily crossings and new costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Barnard
Texas
Rio Grande
Mexico
Brice Armstrong
Valley Evening Monitor
McAllen
Hayes-Sammons Co
Mission
Tex
Haynes&Sammons
Vern Sellers
Reynosa
Edward Benet
Benet
Armstrong
Sergio Palacios
Edinburg
Yellow Dogs Meeting Hinted After Horse and Rider Death
The Pre Club mourns a tragedy as the arena loses its star attraction with the death of the horse and its rider. Most Noble Chief Car Gerald Ryan grins, predicting a strong turnout for the upcoming Yellow Dogs meeting despite the somber event.
Inland Steel Chief Refuses to Provide Details to Congress
Clarence B. Randall president of Inland Steel Company refused to furnish information requested by a House Select Committee on Labor in a June letter. He called the inquiry inquisitorial and said the committee demanded data the company is not obliged to reveal in a free America.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Buchanan
Chicago
Clarence B. Randall
Inland Steel Company
Randall
Pennsylvania
House
Randa
America
King to mark 92nd birthday in Stockholm
Stockholm reports that the king plans public events to mark his 92nd birthday. He will receive tributes from state officials and participate in ceremonies at royal venues. Officials emphasized a low-key schedule reflecting the monarch’s long reign and public service.
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Eva
Gil Knutson
D. C
Mark Twain
Stockholm
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Cescent
Australia
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