Open golf championship trials begin across g1 districts
New York reports qualifying starts for the 34th United States Open at Interlachen Minnesota with 1 140 entries. Nineteen rounds and 36 holes determine four final qualifiers from Brook Hollow Dallas and other courses. Local amateurs join top pros in Texas Louisiana Oklahoma and Arkansas contesting berths and eligibility lists include Walker Cup members and foreign entries Cyril Tolley is noted as the sole international entrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interlachen Country Club
Minneapolis
Winged Foot
Cyril Tolley
England
Leo Diegel
Horton Smith
Jim Barnes
MacDonald Smith
United Press
Dallas
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Brook Hollow Golf Club
George Peters
Oklahoma City
Jim Harned
Robert Mair
Texarkana
Byran Nelson
Fort Worth
Jack Johnson
Jack Grant
Tom Lockwell
Claude Whelan
Dudley C. Bell
Houston
di Grout
Tom Burke
Hous
Court house records include deeds and registrations in Amarillo area
Court house records list warranty deeds from J. W. Kennerly to R. G. Walls and Ella Lee Instrument. Transfers between Amarillo Independent School District and Miles Realty Co. along with lots in Bivins area. Vehicle registrations feature Panhandle Street Railway, Walter Irvin Inc. and various makes branded by local dealers.
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J. W. Kennerly
R. G. Walls
Lee Instrument
Amarillo Inc
Miles Realty Co
Bivins
Amarillo Ind
Mary Elizabeth Bivins
Et al
Inc
J. W. Goff
Thomas
Johnson, L
Denver
W. A. Askew
Tr. St. Sav
L. L
Hume's
B. 202 PLC
Panhandle St. Fe
R. R. Co
City
Walter Irvin, Inc
Ford Pheaton
Douglas Dickson
Harrison
Ford
M. EF. Rowe
Met. Apt
Amarillo
Olds, Co
Olds
C. S. Jones
Hereford
Texas
Plains Chevy,Co
Bivins School Contract Let June 18
The Bivins school building project, estimated at about $50,000, will be let by the school board on June 18. Kerr and Walsh are the architects, and their plans have been submitted and approved by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bivins
Kerr and Walsh
Wife Near Death After Gun Wound In Raymodnville
Mrs. Roger Stiles, 20, wife of a Willacy county farmer, was in critical condition with a bullet wound near her heart in a Harlingen hospital. The husband found her at their home Sunday with a pistol beside her. Little hope remained for her recovery.
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United Press
Raymondville
Tex
Roger Stiles
Willacy County
Harlingen
Police Investigate Houston Death Case
Houston police continue probing the death of A. H. Wright 35 believed killed in a downtown hotel room explosion. Firefighters found a five gallon gasoline container inside the room and saw interior flames. Wright was brought to a hospital by private auto after the blast the wife was hysterical and unable to give details. Joe Dooley spent Sunday in Fort Worth visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Houston
A. H. Wright
Wright
Joe Dooley
Fort Worth
Hoover to Sign Tariff Bill Tuesday
President Hoover plans to sign the tariff bill on Tuesday, calling it essential for prompt business recovery. He cites a flexible provision to correct inequities and expects the measure to advance trade, with reforms guided by the tariff commission if needed. The move shapes a major issue in upcoming elections as Republicans tout protections for farmers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Tariff Commission
Republican Party
Borah
Curtis
Robinson
Indiana
Congress
Debate turns on half million shortage bill approval
The president described the measure as essential and summarized his reasons for supporting the bill amid concerns over a half million shortage. The debate centered on fiscal impact and the administration's rationale for timely passage.
Minister Dr Smith opens service at First Christian Church
Dr J H Smith begins ministry at the First Christian Church filling the two month vacancy caused by Dr Clark Buckner. His sermon, Erring from the Truth, accompanied a Father’s Day prelude. Smith arrives from Central Christian San Antonio, prior pastorates listed in Chicago Valparaiso Oklahoma City Okmulgee Pittsburg. Adjacent items note Rev R E McCain to lead First Church of the Nazarene Ada July 1 and district summer conference of the Protestant Episcopal Church of North Texas in Lubbock led by Bishop Seaman with Amarillo delegates.
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Smith
J. H. ©. Smith
First Christian Church
Father
Clark Buckner
Dr. Smith
Central Christian Church of
San Antonio
Metropolitan Christian
Chicago
Ill
First Christian
Valparaiso
Ind
Oklahoma City
Okmulgee
Okla
Pittsburg
Kans
R. E. McCain
Ada
First Church of the Nazarene
J.N. Tinsley
Tinsley
First Church
Moscow
Idaho
McCain
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Episcopal staff names and church appointments in Texas
The staff of the National Council of the Episcopal Church in New York includes Dr J C Grandbury and Dr A W Jackson of Texas Technological College. Mrs Mary Doak, dean of women, Mrs Elizabeth Frye Page of Canyon, Rev A B Hanson of Colorado, Rev Percy Jones of Stamford and Mrs Warwick Aiken are named as Bible teachers with FE Seaman as chief counsellor for girls. Rev L L Swan and Rev W H Martin will give evening addresses. Rev Bradner J Moore of St Louis was appointed minister of St Pauls Church Lubbock and student pastor there, starting August 1 after studies at Sewanee and service in Missouri. Running notes cover a Sunday School training school at Second Baptist Church and youth groups at West Amarillo Baptist Church with various officers and programs.
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National Council of the Episcopal Church
New York
J. C. Grandbury
A. W. Jackson
Texas Technological College
Mary Doak
Elizabeth Frye Page
Canyon
A.B. Hanson
Colorado
Percy Jones
Stamford
Warwick Aiken
The
Incarnation
Dallas
FE. C. Seaman
L. L. Swan
British India
W. H. Martin
Big Spring
Moore
Bradner J. Moore
St. Louis
EF. C. Seaman
St. Paul’s Church
Lubbock
University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn
University of Mississippi
Department of Religious Education
Diocese of Missouri
Seaman
Western Air Express
Belmont Stakes result stuns as Gallant Fox outpaces Whichone
racing notes recount Gallant Fox and Earl Sande driving from eighth to win the Belmont mile and a half. Whichone opened as the heavy favorite at 8 to 5 but toppled under rain and mud, while Fox’s improved form across Preakness Derby and Belmont is highlighted. Also covered are home run race in the National League with Babe Ruth era insights and Wally Berger’s rising pace as the season progresses.
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Gallant Fox
Whichone
Whitney
Fox
Earl Sande
Sando
Crack Brigade
Sande
Bate Ruth
N. L
Hack Wilson
Chuck Klein
Wally Berger
Mel Ott
Babe Herman
Wheeler Girl Gets Passport to Europe
Miss Elizabeth Stiles of Wheeler has procured a passport and will sail on the S. S. Cuban from Houston on the 26th for Europe. She plans to spend about three months touring the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler Girl
Europe
Elizabeth Stiles
Wheeler
Stiles
Houston
Housing Crisis Cited by Local Realtor in Shamrock Area
T D Wagner, a local realtor, says the city faces a housing crisis with 20 to 30 daily calls for rentals. He notes rising prices as demand outpaces supply and adds Slough did not make a business trip to Shamrock last week.
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T. D. Wagner
Slough
Shamrock
Pampa Men Free On Bond In Booze Case
Jack Boone and Ervin Glase of Pampa posted bonds of 5000 and 1000 dollars before U S commissioner K J Slay in Amarillo. Bonds were furnished by J F Weight of Pampa. They were arraigned weeks ago on charges of sale possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor and have remained in county jail pending case.
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Jack Boone
Ervin Glase
Pampa
United States
K. J. Slay
Amarillo
J. F. Weight
Beaudoin Out on Bond in Mail Fraud Case
Frank Beaudoin, indicted on mail fraud charges by a Federal grand jury, was released on a 2100 dollar bond posted with the U S commissioner Dick Mughes and F J Dunigan of Pampa. The Oklahoma bond from a recent term was transferred to the Amarillo district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baudoin
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Dick Mughes
F. J. Dunigan
Pampa
Beaudoin
Oklahoma
Amarillo
Waxahachie Youth Injured in Sunday Truck Crash
Arnold Greer, 20, a filling station attendant in Waxahachie, remained in critical condition at a local hospital after a Sunday afternoon wreck northwest of the city. His truck left the road, rolled over, and threw him into the brush.
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Pty Tinkted Press
Waxahachife
Arnold Greer
Here
Greer
Mrs Mann Defeats Miss Ray In City Tennis Semi Final
Mrs M F Mann the favorite in the women s singles at the City Tennis Meet defeated Mary Lois Ray in a brisk semi final at the Elwood courts 4 3 6 2. Ray was a high school star and illness before the match affected her play. Camille Wheatley edged Anna Bell Wheatley 6 1 6 5 in another tough match.
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Tony Butler
Corpus Christi
Jack Cold
John Bredemus
J. W. Bailey
Tom Penick
Court House Records
BY LauIer
Arthur M. Wyde
Port al
Ryde
Sphiey Parnell Princeson
Danly
New Brunswick
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Co
Cincinnati
Amor W. Shafer
Henry L. Doherty and Co
Shafer
Doherty
Second Baptist Church
P. E. Hand
Sunbeam Band
West Amarillo Baptist Church
Sixth Avenue
Virginia Street
A. W. Fechner
Dorothy Key
Clarice Whitten
Margaret Plaster
Martha Key
Melba Gage
Bess Geraldine Kiveny
Will Hall
D. N. Nall
Monte Lee Simmons
Nazarene Church
Church of the Nazerene
John Threadgill
Austain
John Tyson
Waco
J. N. Tinsley
West Amarillo
Alan Gould
Waxahachie
Mrs. Mann
Miss Ray
Elder
Harty
Filnnikin
Lowery
Huffman
McKirrahan
Howle
Daniven
White
Mee Reynolds
White and Harty
Dr. Mann
Dr. Harris
O'Leary
Lovelady
Pierceva
Carrington
Woodson
Wheatley
Careell
Indies
BR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
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