Woman Slain as Officer Held in Los Angeles
Grace Duncan 25 of Glendale mother of two was killed in a downtown hotel room with a pistol butt. Detective Lieutenant Edward Nolan 35 was held on suspicion of the slaying after a jealous outburst during a party with R. W. Williams a New York salesman. Nolan said he struck out after consuming liquor and suspecting Williams of pursuing Duncan. Williams denied advances.
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Los Angeles
Grace Duncan
Glendale
Cal
Edward Nolan
Nolan
R. W. Williams
New York
Willams
Williams
Miss Raffkind To Attend Colorado Springs Wedding
Miss Reba Raffkind daughter of the Raffkind owner of the Monogram Store at Fourth Avenue and Taylor Street left last night for Colorado Springs Colorado where she will attend the wedding of a school friend. She graduated from Amarillo High School last year and spent a year at Amarillo College. She plans to enter a university next year but has not decided which one.
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Reba Raffkind
Raffkind
Monogram
Fourth Avenue
Taylor Street
Colorado Springs
Colo
Miss Raffkind
Amarillo
Amarillo College
Brooks Woodlee Jr Dies at Home in Dimmitt Texas
Brooks D Woodlee Jr 19 son of Mr and Mrs B D Woodlee of Dimmitt Texas died in a local hospital at 11 pm Wednesday night He is survived by his parents and one sister Mrs A S Hedley of Fort Worth A college student he worked with his father in the insurance and farm loan business The body was taken over land by N S Griggs and Sons early this morning and funeral services will be held at 4 o'clock this afternoon
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Brooks D. Woodlee, Jr
B. D. Woodlee
Dimmitt
Texas
A. S. Hedley
Fort Worth
Woodlee
N.S. Griggs & Sons
Sugar Seasoning Transforms Cheap Pot Roast and Veggies
A reader recounts cooking a chuck roast bought at 45 cents by browning it and simmering with two to three tablespoons of fat, sugar and salt, adding water as needed. After an hour the meat is turned and seasoned again, served with gravy thickened by flour. Sugar boosts flavor in beef lamb and vegetables. The Sugar Institute.
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The
Sugar Institute
Officers To Take Riggs To Bonham
Fannin County officers are expected this afternoon to take John M. Riggs 36 and Pearl May Townsend 16 back to Bonham from Amarillo where they have been held since yesterday at the request of county officials in connection with an alleged kidnapping Riggs is also charged with car theft.
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Fannin County
Bonham
John M. Riggs
Pearl May Townsend
Amarillo
Fannin
Riggs
Funeral service in High School Auditorium held by Rev. R. E. Bost
A funeral service was conducted at noon in the High School Auditorium by Rev. R. E. Bost pastor of the Baptist Church. Burial will take place in the Dimmitt Cemetery.
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R. E. Bost
The
Baptist Church
Dimmitt
Federal car sales attract attention
Seven automobiles confiscated by federal prohibition agents were sold this morning by Deputy U.S. Marshal B. F. Harper after owners were arraigned in the U.S. District Court. Some sales were mortgage free, others subjected to liens. The cars were seized when drivers were arrested with whiskey or liquor under national prohibition laws, with several mortgages held by automobile finance corporations.
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United States District Court
United States
B. F. Harper
Automobile Finance Corporations
Church Seeks Aid of Rubio on Veracruz Clerical Bill
In Mexico City on June 18 President Pascual Ortiz Rubio faced protests from Catholics nationwide urging action against a Vera Cruz anti religious measure. Jalapa dispatches report the bill setting one priest per 100000 inhabitants passed its second reading and is likely to be adopted amid anti clerical shouts in the legislature.
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Mexico City
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Vera Cruz
Jalapa
One Man Cure For Low Mood Lands In Court
Chicago report says George De Poulos ran a one man job scheme hiring chauffeurs to guarantee $200 against smashing his cars. Police call it a confidence game as he had no automobiles.
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Chicago
George de Poulos
de Poulos
Amendment to halve proposed priests defeated
The proposal to cut the number of priests in half was brought forward but defeated. No further details on the context or participants are provided in the text.
Shrine and Legion Plan Fourth of July at Jack Hall's Ranch
Amarillo and the Panhandle residents are invited to a July 4 celebration at Jack Hall's Ranch organized by the American Legion and Khiva Temple Shrine Patrol. A noon fireworks display, Harold English stunt flying, picnics, hiking, swimming, and a nighttime dance are planned with 35 cent adult and 20 cent child admission.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Jack Hall
American Legion
Shrine Patrol
Khiva Temple
F. C. Hopkins
Buck Holman
Harold English
Hopkins
Suit Against City In District Court
Geraldine Rust 12 by her father Don Rust sues the City of Amarillo for alleged damages from a car accident last September filed this morning in Potter County Civil District Court seeking $25 000.
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Potter County
Geraldine Rust
Don Rust
Amarillo
Second Well at McDonald Tract Being Tested
D L McDonald reports his Number 2 well at a new city water plant four miles west of town is pumping over 1.5 million gallons daily since Tuesday. No.1 tested about 1.5 million gallons. a permanent pump will supply about one million daily. Five wells on the tract are under development.
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D. L. McDonald
McDonald
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Polk Street
Tri-State Fair Association
T. J. Tidwell
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