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Radio schedule lists 6:00 Choristers Orchestra with Vaughn de Leath on WEAF New York and stations WGY WWJ KYW KSD WOC WOW WDAF KTHS WSMI KSTP WTMJ WEBC WHAS WSM WMC WSB KWOC WFAA KPRC WOAL WKY WSAI WTAM. 6:30 Gypsies Orchestra on WGY WTAM WWJ WSAL WGN KSD WOC WDAF. 7:30 Sousa's Band shared by WGY WTAM WWIT WSAI WGN KSD WOC.
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WEAF
New York
Choristers Orchestra
Vaughn de Leath
WGY
WWJ
KYW
KSD
WOW
WDAF
KTHS
WSMI
KSTP
WTMJ
WEBC
WHAS
WSM
WMC
WSB
KWOC
WFAA
KPRC
WSAI
Gypsies Orchestra
WTAM
WSAL
WGN
Sousa
Associated Press
Plattsburg
N. Y
National
Washington
Lowman
The
Treasury
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Methodist Episcopal Church Today
KOA
KSL
KFI
Prohibition
WJZ
Chain
KDKA
Wren
WOR
Newark
Roseee Amarillo
KMBC
KOIL
Uncle Joe
Pat
WADC
WKRC
WGHP
WMAQ
WGL
KMOX
WSPD
Yesteryear
Sergei Kotlarsky
Mathilda Harding
Wwowo
Amarillo
Texas
WCCO
Hoover
Seven Die in Trans Channel Airplane Crash Report
Imperial Airways reports seven passengers killed when a trans channel airliner crashed off Folkestone. Four injured including the pilot and mechanic. Possible American passenger Homer Tatham treated at hospital. Officials continue inquiries into the crash.
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Associated Press
Folkestone
Eng
Homer Tatham
Imperial Airways
London
Solons Back Hoover Plan to Advance 151.5 Million Now
The House approved a bill to appropriate 151.5 million dollars of the 500 million authorized for the federal farm board. The move came after Hoover urged rapid action and was passed under suspension of the rules to limit debate.
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Associated L’ress
Washington
Hoover
House
Federal Farm Board
Farm Relief Act
White House
Capitol
Budget Bureau
Wood
Representative Garner
Texas
Florida House Condemns Social Policies in White House
Florida lawmakers approve a 71 to 18 resolution denouncing social policies at the White House inviting Negroes to mingle with white ladies. In Washington, Rep De Priest invites GOP members to a musicale and reception, with two exceptions Pritchard and Vestal amid office and club politics.
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Asnoelated
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida House of Representatives
White House
Associated Press
Washington
de Priest
House
Iolinois
Congress
Washington Auditorium
Pritchard
North Carolina
Representative Vestal
Indiana
Mra
Vestal
Congressional Club
Wellington Death Sparks Court House Shooting Arraignment Today
Wellington officers probed the fatal shooting of Jim Johnson, 28, on the court house square. Suspect to be arraigned today. Nat Austin, 45, painter, was with Johnson when the incident occurred. Witnesses heard nothing of the prior talk. Austin says trouble arose over a woman and denies a family connection. Johnson was found unarmed.
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Wellington
Court House
Jim Johnson
Johnson
Nat Austin
Austin
Father's Day and a Two-Eyed Fish Tale
A Beebe led expedition finds Bermuda fish with eyes on stalks, prompting questions about evolution. The piece contrasts scientific marvel with biblical imagery and notes Father’s Day gifts like neckties and cigars.
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Beebe
Bermuda
Congress action dominates week with tariff, funding and nominations
Senate finance sub committees continue tariff bill hearings and consider Borah resolution to limit tariff revision. House takes up funds for federal farm board. Judiciary panel schedules Albert L. Watson nomination for Pennsylvania judgeship. Commerce panel advances Jarvis J. Bain nomination to Mississippi River Commission. Congress adjourned Sunday.
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Associated Press
Senate Finance
Senate
House
Federal Farm Board
Senate Judiciary
Albert L. Watson
Pennsylvania
Senate Commerce Committee
Jarvis J. Bain
Mississippi River Commission
Congress
McKenzie Granted Stay For San Antonio Slaying Case
John M. Pete McKenzie who faced execution for the slaying of San Antonio Detective Chief Street won a stay when District Judge W W McCrory ordered a sanity hearing in San Antonio next Monday.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
John M
Pete” McKenzie
Chief Street
W. W. McCrory
Miller Baptist Head at Denver
Alton L Miller of Boston chosen president of the Northern Baptist convention by the nominating committee. Miller is a candy manufacturer. Rev Dr David Jones Evans of Kansas City Missouri selected for vice president.
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Associated Press
Denver
Alton L. Miller
Boston
Northern Baptist Convention
Miller
David Jones Evans
Kansas City
Local Carpenter Arrested in Beer Raid Seizure
H. V. Morris, a local carpenter, was arrested last night by sheriff's deputies on liquor charges. A few bottles of beer were seized in the raid. charges of sale were filed in federal court today.
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H. V. Morris
Sheriff's Department
Brother Held In Shooting At Quitaque
John Pointer, a Quitaque farmer, died from a .22 rifle wound at a Plainview sanitarium. His brother Virgil Pointer surrendered to officers. Physicians cited a severed intestine as the cause. No motive was disclosed.
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Roy Kropff
Hereford Flying Field
Kropff
Edward King
Amarillo
Roy
John
Maryland Street
J. J. Kropff
Joe Kropff
Maryland
Clarence Kropff
Travis Street
Tulsa
Globe
Quitaque
John Pointer
Plainview
Virgil Pointer
Pointer
Six Bandits Loot Brooks Pawnshop in Philadelphia Heist
Six men bound and gagged two clerks and two customs men at Brooks pawnshop and robbed the safe of more than 100000 in jewelry and cash before escaping. Police directed traffic as the crew, believed to have hidden in the building overnight, fled after the opening. Joseph Goodman freed himself within a half hour and alerted authorities.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Brooks
Joseph Goodman
Feature writers to invade Palo Duro Canyon
National publicity plans target Palo Duro Canyon with inspections by feature writers and cameramen from NEA Service Hearst papers and Scripps-Howard syndicate. They aim to publish a series of illustrated articles across the United States to promote state and national parks in the Southwest.
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Palo Duro Canyon
James 0. Gulekie
D. E. Com
San Antonio
Texas State Park Board
NEA Service
Hearst Papers
Scripps-Howard Syndicate
Mr. Colp
Texas
United States
Southwest
Colp
Mr. Gulerie
Bankers Meet in Childress to Push Reserve Bank Branch
Panhandle Bankers Association gathers in Hotel Childress with delegates from Fort Worth Dallas Galveston Austin Amarillo Hereford Dalhart Kansas City Mis souri and Tucumcari N M. They push establishing a Federal Reserve Bank branch in Amarillo and plan a committee to lobby the Fed Reserve Board in Washington. Notable speakers include A E Thomas R L Tilley Josh Lee A A Horne James Shaw and R H Campbell. The Dallas board reportedly supports the effort.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Amarillo
Panhandle Bankers Association
Childress
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Texas
Hotel
Midde West
A. E. Thomas
Continental National Bank of Fort Worth
R. L. Tilley
First National Bank of Tulsa
Josh Lee
University of Oklahoma At Norman
A. A. Horne
Texas Bankers’ Association
City National Bank of Galveston
James Shaw
R. H. Campbell
Fidelity National Bank and Trust Company of
Kansas City
Mexican War Survivor Buckner Dies in Paris Missouri
William Fitzhugh Buckner aged 101, one of the last two Mexican War survivors of 1845, died at his Paris Missouri home. Owen Thomas Edgar of Washington DC remains the sole surviving veteran, having marked his 98th birthday.
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Associated Press
Paris
William Fitzhugh Buckner
Owen Thomas Edgar
Washington, D. C
Edgar
Gunman fires into cafe after straw hat drumming in San Antonio
In a cafe on West Commerce Street a gunman in a green shirt and cowboy hat fired four shots at a table of six. J J Wises was severely wounded, Hilario Solis was shot in the right leg, and Wizzo sustained a shattered left hand while attempting to shield others. Solis pursued the attacker as he fled with a companion, but both escaped into the night.
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Weat Commerce Street
J. J. Wises
Hilario Solis
Solis
Vizzo
Wizzo
Two Children Die In Enid Kerosene Stove Fire
Enid Oklahoma June 17 two children Helen age 9 and Jack age 21 2 were burned to death when a kerosene stove exploded and set the family home ablaze. Their mother Mrs Arthur Lopp had stepped to a neighbor's house and returned to find the house in flames.
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iRy
Associated Press
Enid
Okla
Mra
Arthur Lopp
Helen
Jack
Afghan breach suit put off in Amarillo court
Miss Imogene Smith of Amarillo sues Habib Kahn an Afghan prince and former vendor for 50000 breach of promise. Continuance granted as Kahn remains in Afghanistan to settle property amid revolution and is expected to return for trial. The suit was filed in February alleging a broken engagement.
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Imogene Smith
Amarillo
Habib Kahn
Kahn
Afghanistan
Miss Smith
Aghan
Debenture Plan Offered in Senate Amendment
The export debenture plan was introduced in the Senate today as an amendment to the tariff bill by Senator Norris a Republican from Kansas Griggs ambulance Phone 4311.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Norris
Kansas
Baker Hotel suits delayed in Amarillo court
Suits by Amarillo citizens against Baker Hotels Inc T B Baker and Alex Davidson seeking about 2 million dollars were continued by agreement of attorneys. Judge W E Gee noted some cases not set for trial this week and continued to next term. The suits claim the company breached an agreement to build a 14 story Davidson Hotel at Seventh and Tyler streets. Also reported Roosevelt Field New York reports first bale of cotton arriving by airplane from Corpus Christi Texas.
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Amarillo
Baker Hotels, Inc
T. B. Baker
Alex Davidson
W. E. Gee
District Civil Court
Davidson
Seventh
Tyler Streets
Texan Park to Be Lighted for Rodeo
Texan Park will host rodeo night shows July 3 4 and 5 with a full afternoon program. Thirty six flood lights to illuminate Texan Ball Park and preparations by Southwest Public Service Company continue. Clyde Miller from Holly Colorado oversees entertainment and stock arrival set for June 29 with a record rodeo expected to surpass prior Panhandle events.
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Wilbur C. Hawk
Tri- State Fair Association
Texan Ball Park
Southwest Public Service Company
Mammoth Rodeo
Clyde Miller
Holly
Colo
Amarillo
Mr. Miller
Hawk
Panhandle
Girl Is Killed in Tucumcari Car Crash
Miss Bessie Gee, assistant manager of the American Furniture Company, was instantly killed Sunday afternoon six miles south of Tucumcari New Mexico when the coupe she drove left the road at high speed and rolled three times, her head caught between car top and ground.
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Tucumcari, N. M
Bessie Gee
American Furniture Company
Tucumcari
Practice piano ad helps buyers find sellers
A Globe News Want Ad describes an excellent practice piano for beginners and notes summer students needing lessons. It urges sellers to phone 6262 to place their ad and connect with buyers.
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Globe News
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