City of Ottawa airliner crash off Dungeness kills seven
Rescue parties hunted the English Channel for three missing women after the City of Ottawa crash near Dungeness. Adolph E. Meister of Garfield Manufacturing New Jersey was named the American victim. a London girl Miss Roberts was believed to have American parentage. Six rescued, including H W Tatham of the United States, who may go to London.
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Associated Press
Folkestone
Eng
English Channel
Ottawa
Dungeness
Adolph E. Meister
Garfield Manufacturing Company
New Jersey
Miss Roberts
London
H. W. Tatham
Tatham
Minneapolis
Sacramento
Calif
Revival Returns as Sumrall Preaches in San Jacinto
The two week revival at Second Baptist Church ends Sunday night and reopens Wednesday with Rev. Dol Sumrall of San Jacinto Baptist Church preaching. Local church members urge ongoing meetings led by Sumrall who is praised as a fine young preacher. The first new service will be prayer and talk format under the Senior B P U. group at 8 PM nightly.
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Second Baptist Church
Dol. Sumrall
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Barnard Franklin
Geary
Okla
Sumrall
W. C. Garrett
New York
New York City
Newport
Narragansett
Revival meets draw crowds at local Assembly of God
Crowds gather nightly at the Assembly of God church on 900 North Pierce Street for a revival led by Rev. Arthur Ott. Ott decries crime rooted in spiritual condemnation and urges Christian motherhood and fatherhood as paths to true living. Evening services run at 8 o'clock each night this week.
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Assembly of God
North Pierce Street
Arthur Ott
Ott
Christ
Kiwanians on Visit to Girl Scout Camp Tonight
Kiwanians and families plan a camp visit two miles north of the helium plant tonight. They should arrive by 7 for dinner followed by a campfire program. The American Legion flagpole will be raised this afternoon with help from Walter Irvin and committee members J Cole, Dave Twinkle, and Harry Johnson.
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Fred Galle
American Legion
Walter Irvin
J. Cole
Dave Twinkle
Harry Johnson
White House tensions spark party rifts and race debate
A letter from Old Tack denounces Hoover era politics, warns of social mixing and racial tension, and urges Democratic unity. It laments DePriest’s White House role, notes white majorities, and predicts robust Republican opposition in the North.
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United States
Hoover
White House
Congressman DePriest
Canyon Girl Loses Her Dog Boots Black Missing Belgian police dog
Guendolyn Black asks for help locating Boots Black a large black and tan Belgian police dog with Canyon license ten. The dog named Boots Black wears a brown collar and has the name plate engraved. Reward offered.
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Tack
Belgium
Guendolyn Black
Boots Black
Slaying of Ora Hix Under Investigation for Drug Ties
Assistant U S District Attorney Bar tel s said an inquiry would probe narcotics trafficking as a possible motive after reports linked Ora Hix to drug dealing with Dr James H Snook, a former university professor held for inquiry. Detective Chief W G Shellenbarger denied drugs influenced the case.
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Ora Hix
United States District Attorney
Bartels
Miss Hix
James H. Snook
W. G. Shellenbarger
Sadler Presents New Brooms to Record Amarillo Crowd
Harley Sadler company opened their tent theater on West Fourth street drawing the largest opening night crowd yet. Arthur Craven’s New Brooms drew cheers after Lee Witcher’s Equatorial jazz band provided music and vaudeville between acts. Harley outshines previous years and Bart Couch debuts new songs. show repeats tonight.
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Amarillo
Harley Sadler
West Fourth Street
Arthur Craven
Lee Witcher
Harley
Bart Couch
Pentecostal Tent Revival Opens Tonight at Fifth and Bryan
A Pentecostal tent revival starts tonight at a vacant lot at Fifth and Bryan Street. Rev. Thomas A. Reed of Amarillo and Rev. G. G. Evans of Clarendon will lead the meeting with nightly healing services. The program features old fashioned gospel hymns and a call for the sick to attend.
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Fifth and
Bryan Street
Thomas A. Reed
Amarillo
G. G. Evans
Clarendon
Texas
Reed
Pointer brother slaying suspect freed on bond
Virgil Pointer, 52, was released on $8,000 bond in Memphis Texas after being charged with killing his brother John Pointer in a dispute near Turkey. Pointer says John attacked him with a club prior to the shooting.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Texas
Virgil Pointer
Liberty
John
Turkey
Tolling of Letters At Amarillo Tack Page 16
A reader letter condemns traffic violators and calls for action against stockingless women. The writer recounts an incident with a bare legged pedestrian and a car mishap, while a separate tale mocks cheap merchandise and sharp clerks.
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Tack
Amarillo
Pete
Times
New Zealand Quake Toll Increases To Fifteen
The death list from the devastating quake that first struck Northern Zealand on Sunday rose to 15 as strong aftershocks persisted. Flood fears grew around Murchison on Buller Gorge, one of the hardest hit towns, where residents faced nightly detonations and widespread ruin.
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Associated Press
Wellington
New Zealand
Zealand
Murchison
Buller George
Surprising claims on farming aid and transatlantic flights
The page comments on a proposed $500 million aid package to farmers for surplus crops, contrasts rural and industrial livelihoods, and notes advances in commercial air travel. It reports public interest in early transcontinental flights, a Berlin arrival of a Zeppelin stowaway, and critical views on a local American boy linked to the French aviators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Paris
First Marriage License Under New Law Here Issued
The first Potter county license under the Texas law effective June 13 was issued to Jas Lester Dilliard and Cora Ruth Hahn by County Clerk Ted Blackburn. Dilliard listed Copperhill Tennessee and Hahn Denver Colorado as addresses.
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Potter County
Texas
Ted Blackburn
Jas
Lester Dilliard
Cora Ruth Hahn
Dilliard
Copperhill
Tenn
Denver
Colo
Prohibition Bill Proposed for Agents Killed in Duty
In Washington a House bill was introduced by Rep Gasque to pay 25 000 to dependents of any prohibition officer killed in the line of duty. The measure mirrors benefits granted to widows and children of persons killed by prohibition agents.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Representative Gasque
Democrat
South Carolina
Writers Will Visit Canyon About June 25
Newsmen from Hearst N E A and Scripps Howard plan to photograph Palo Duro canyon around June 25. F A Emery owner of canyon shares will be in town. D Vernon Texas Park Board members D E Colp and Phebe K Warner invited by chamber of commerce for the visit.
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Palo Duro Canyon
Hearst
Scripps-Howard
Chamber of Commerce
F. A. Emery
Byers Bros
Chicago
D. ¥. Vernon
D. E. Colp
Austin
Texas Park Board
Phebe K. Warner
Claude
Dismissal Follows Controversial Bible Hymn During Graduation Week
A student was dismissed as graduation week began after a baccalaureate service featured Fitzhugh's hymn. The four-verse work, praised for sacred sentiment, later revealed as an unintended anagram that spelled four obscene words when the 16 initial letters were read downward. Friends say the creator started the idea by accident and continued it, thinking only he would notice.
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Fitzhugh
Two Held In Bank Robbery At Richland Springs
Authorities say they solved the $1,200 First State Bank robbery at Richland Springs by arresting Lloyd Champion and Captain Clyde McNeil, a Texas National Guard officer. One suspect was identified by two victims. trials likely next week in San Saba County.
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Associated Press
San Saba
Tex
First State Bank
Richland Springs
Lloyd Champion
Clyde McNeil
Here
McNeil
Texas National Guard
Death toll in lava flow climbs toward hundred at Komagatake eruption
The Komagatake volcano eruption near Harodate Japan at 10 a m prompted mass evacuations with 2700 refugees removed from danger. Officials say more than twenty people have died since Monday and the dead list could reach about one hundred as rescue operations continue.
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United Press
Harodate
Japan
Komagatake
Texas Solons condemn conduct of White House mistress and associates
Texas legislators condemn conduct attributed to the White House mistress and her associates, proposing a resolution urging the Senate and House to bow their heads in shame and express condemnation and humiliation if the reports are true.
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Senate
House
White House
Wellington Man Plans to Waive Hearing
Wellington Texas June 18 Formally charged with murder following the fatal shooting on the public square here Sunday of Jim Carl Johnson 19 Mel Austin 44 was held in jail today under 5000 bond to await appearance before the grand jury which meets November 18 Austin announced he would waive preliminary hearing.
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United Press
Wellington
Texas
Jim Carl Johnson
Mel Austin
Austin
Captain Johnson Clings to Sinking Laurel in Last Watch
Laurel breaks in two after a Sunday gale in the North Pacific. Captain Louis Johnson remains aboard to the end, while others are rescued. Officials say Johnson was ordered to return with the next salvage boat regardless of his wishes.
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United Press
North Head
Wash
Laurel
North Pacific
Louis Johnson
N. H. Anderson
Pacific-Atlantic Steamship Company
Johnson
Funeral for Bramwell Booth Held at Albert Hall
London June 18 Funeral services for Gen Bramwell Booth former commander in chief of the Salvation Army were held at Albert Hall with Gen EK J Higgins in charge. Interment will follow Monday at Abney Park Cemetery in London per the family's wishes.
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United Press
London
Bramwell Booth
The
Salvation Army
Albert Hall
EK. J. Higgins
Army
Abney Park Cemetery
Missing dogs and local concerns flood the streets
A column details several pleas for lost dogs including a three month old collie with German police blood and an 15 month old black German police. Rewards totaling three dollars plus additional sums are offered. Also notes a Boston screw tail sighting and a public remark about auto accidents and street gazing. Contact Eldon Siebel at 3201 Van Buren or Miss Esther Lynn at Capitol hotel Coffee Shop or H R Smith Terrell Texas with tips.
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van Buren Street
Eldon Kenneth Siebel
Eldon
Boston
North Third Street
Capitol Hotel
Esther Lynn
H. R. Smith
Terrell
Texas
Taylor Street
One Dies in Air Crash in Germany
Dispatches report two German air crashes Monday with one death. In Leipzig aviation student Benno Hacke died when his airplane was demolished after a 500 foot fall during an examination flight. In Munich Captain Hans Schonger suffered serious internal injuries after a 1000 foot stunt crash. Heinz Kolle, Cassell aviation student, died from injuries sustained in a crash the previous day.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Leipzig
Benno Hacke
Munich
Hans Schonger
Cassell
Heinz Kolle
Official probe starts into City of Ottawa crash in English Channel
London June 18 An official investigation into the City of Ottawa crash in the English Channel began today. British air ministry officials and Imperial Airways executives arrived at Dungeness to inspect the wreckage towed by the Ostend trawler Gaby. They will search for the three missing bodies before continuing the examination.
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United Press
London
Ottawa
English Channel
England
Dungeness
British Air Ministry
Imperial Airways, Ltd
Gaby
Fall from running board proves fatal to Shamrock man
Lubbock, June 18. John M. Holt, 21, of Shamrock, died from injuries after falling from the running board of a moving car while checking a tire. Holt fell under the vehicle and was fatally injured.
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Shamrock
Associated Press
Lubbock
John M. Holt
Holt
Rancher Clyde McNeil Held in Richland Springs Bank Robbery
Clyde McNeil a rancher living 26 miles east of San Saba was arrested for complicity in the $1,200 December robbery of the First State Bank at Richland Springs. He was identified by bank bookkeeper Clarence Katts and customer Eugene Moore as one of the men who locked them in the vault. Lloyd Champion, another suspect, was arrested days earlier and held for examination.
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United Press
San Saba
Flrst State Bank
Richland Springs
Clyde McNeil
Here
Clarence Katts
Eugene Moore
Lloyd Champion
Routine City Commission Meeting Agenda Planned
City Manager W. N. Durham says the regular city commission meeting this evening will address routine matters at the city hall. The agenda emphasizes routine business and orderly proceedings.
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W. N. Durham
Peaceful quarrels over riding with dad in the car
A playful poem about siblings sparring for the front car seat. The narrator insists quarrels bring life and joy, preferring lively competition to dull peace. The refrain centers on whose turn it is to ride with dad, celebrating the ritual as a vivid family ritual.
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Washington
Hoover
Democratic Party
Hoover Democrats
Dad
Livestock and Commodities Market Summary From East St Louis and Chicago
East St Louis report shows hogs 13 600 head steady to higher with top 11.40 on 200 lb down. cattle 8 500 with slow trade and vealers 15.00. sheep 4 500 steady to firm. Chicago grain shows downturns on wheat due to rains. corn oats and provisions ease. Cotton markets in Liverpool New York and New Orleans mix gains and losses with limited activity and narrow trading. Poultry prices listed. numerous company stock mentions included for reference.
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East ST. Louis
The
Associated Press
Ills
Chicago
Canada
Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Bride Joins Transatlantic Flyer After Wedding
Mme. Jean Assolant sails soon to France to join her husband the transatlantic flyer. A shop provides her trousseau and she will enjoy a special steamship rate. An Madison Square Garden auction netted 2,515,000 for Edward W Browning realty proceeds to fund toys for children and other charities. Mrs Browning (Peaches) was absent.
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Associated Press
New York
Mme
Jean Assolant
France
Steamship Company
Madison Square Garden
Edward W. Browning
Market Livestock Reports From Kansas City Fort Worth and Chicago
Market reports from Kansas City Fort Worth and Chicago show hogs buoyant with top prices near 11.05 to 11.40 for various weights, cattle steady to higher with good and choice steers and yearlings quoted, calves and cows mixed, and sheep steady with lambs and ewes priced across ranges. Receipts include hogs 10 500 Kansas City, 900 Fort Worth, 17 000 Chicago. cattle 6 000 Kansas City, 2 900 Fort Worth, 7 000 Chicago. sheep 8 500 Kansas City, 1 500 Fort Worth, 6 000 Chicago.
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Kansas City
The
Associated Press
Fort Worth Livestock
Fort Worth
Texas
Chicago
Butter and eggs prices and stock market morning notes
Butter and eggs in Chicago play show higher creamery prices with various grades listed. New York Stock Letter notes a bullish open with Standard Gas Electric and National Distillers hitting highs on retirement plan plans and several large stocks advancing, aided by a favorable federal reserve report and rising public interest.
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Jno
F. Clark
Close Aviation Corporati Esese
Butter Bros. Siewee
Continental
Curtias
Ford of
England
Gulf Oil
Humble Oil
lLone Star Gas
P&l
Standard of India
United Gas Imp
United Ey
Transco Air Trans
Saseeeevees
North America
Avia
New York
Standard Gas & Electric
National Distillers Preferred
Union Carbide (New
New York Central
Electric Auto Bite
Packard Motors
American & Foreign, Power and National Biscuit
Federal Reserve Board
Igana
Allied Chemical and Commercial Solvents
American Water Works
General Electric and
Air Reduction
Public Service of New Jersey
Graham Paige
Brooklyn Union Gas and Electric Auto’ Lite
Commonwealth Power
Columbia Carbon
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Girl Scouts
Clowe and Cowan
Morrow Thomas Hardware Company
Walter Irvin, Inc
Espty
Old Tack
DePriest
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Canyon Girl
Sadler
Pentecostal Meeting
General Motors
Atlantic
Eugene Greenhut
New York Times
Greenhut
MacDougal Alley
Hahn Department Stores
Canyon
Richland
Texas Solons
S. A
Probe Channel
Texas Bank
Edgar A. Guest
Aes
Internetional Tel & Te
John Mannville
Jordi Motors
Kelly Springfield
Reeseee
Kinney i
Lorillard Tobacco
Mack Tricks
Ssreersrees
Moon Motors
Montgomery Ward
Missouri Pacific Moans
Ational Cash Register
National Biscuits
Nash Motors
National Power
North American Nevada Coal Copper Purity Bakery
Postum
Packard Motor
Pennsylvania
Rresse Radio Corp
Texas Gulf
Union Pacific
United States Rubber
SSB Bterl
Csreeee
Woolworth
Willys-Overland
White Motors
American Metal
Baldwin Locomotive
Continental Motors
Crucible Steel
Chicago & N Wuseseee
Chesapeake &,Ohio
Calumet & Rizona
Colorado Fuel & Iron Orerly Fish Rubber
Superior Steel
United Corporation
Gay
Westinghouse - Warner Bros
Aig
Aero
Scsey
Chalmers
Ceeeseeee ZO Frisco
Decamas Wees
Chesapeake Corp Pathe
Pines United Aircraft Graham Paice
Louisiana Gas & Elec
Curtiss Aero
Eeee Peveceas Saad
Famous Players
Louisiana
Land
Middle States
Shell Union
Oery
Jaly
Pexas Pac Land & Trust
Texas Corp
Tidewater
White Eagle
Phillips Pan
Pan American Baeteee
Prairie Oil & Gas
Fralvic Sone
Setae Wane
Texas Pacific Cc & 0
Jno. F. Clark Co
Atchison, Topeka
F. Seaeee
Allied Chem. & Dye
Amer
Amer Smelt & Rf
Armour of Illinois
A . Veal
Armour
Ilinois
A. M. Byers
Amer Tel & Tels
Amer Sugar F . O
American Tobacco
Atlantic Ses. Ce Eee
Baltimore & Ohio& i
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Briggs Mrs
Barnsdall Corp
Burroughs Adding
Calumet & Hecla
Cerre de Pasco
Wee
Columbia Gas Oe
Chie RI & Pac
Chile
Chie Mil & St P . Beeenee Asaae
Congoleum
Canadian Pacific
Alton
Chrysler
Seeessen Batytt
Columbia Graph Cos
Majestic Radio
Radio Panhandle Musik Company
Polk
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