Rodeo Plans Complete for Tri-State Fair Rodeo
Miller says preparations for the Tri State Fair Rodeo on July 3 4 and 5 are nearly finished at Texan Park. Flood lights will allow night performances while corrals chutes and slides are built for stock arriving by June 29. Vaughn Craig Johnson, the lone woman bulldogging a steer from a moving car, joins Tommy and Ben Kinnan as featured rodeo stars.
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Clyde Miller
Texan Park
Vaughn Craig Johnson
Tommy
Ben Kinnan
Propaganda clash on work, holidays and religion in totalitarian systems
The article recounts a reading by John L. Sullivan on Mussolini and Stalin era regimes. It argues prosperity comes from work while workers lose earnings to capital. It claims Mussolini enforces long hours with jail for strikes and Russia plans 360 factory days a year. It denounces Bolshevism as irreligious erasing religious holidays.
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Stalin
Mussolini
Russia
Postal plan eyed for Amarillo expansion gains momentum
Mr Hargrave will announce local post office locations as Postal prepares a large Southwest expansion after its recent consolidation with International Telegraph and Telephone. Bollinger predicts Panhandle growth, saying Amarillo could reach 100000 residents in ten years if trends hold, with Sweetwater and Wichita Falls as current nearby stations.
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Amarillo
Hargrave
United States
Panhandle
Bollinger
Sweetwater
Wichita Falls
International Telegraph and Telephone Company
Southwest
West
Texas
Orphan Girl Requests Work to Support Siblings
A letter from a young orphan pleads for work to support a younger brother and sister. She offers skills in bookkeeping typing cooking and child care and seeks any temporary office or other job with on the job training and a small salary. She provides references and asks the city manager to help locate employment. Dial 2 228. JOBLESS.
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The
Stars
Tack
O. W
Lalapoloozs
Amarillo Talk and Go-Go Go Round the Town
A vivid Amarillo column sketches political tensions as eight Republicans press Tack on Hoover remarks and a wave of go-go craze critique. It recalls telegrams, humor from a negress about Washington, and a letter with humorous misspellings. The writer hints at health worries and a dream of a city welcome, ending mid story.
Old Tack recounts hellish dream and drum corps tribute
In a humorous Texas tale, a columnist recalls waking in hell where dogs exist only in his papers. A drum corps of the Woodmen Circle performs at his funeral as he jokes about a peculiar life, fame, and a final wish for dogs to greet him in the afterlife. Local notices mention a Galveston houseworker candidate and a lost police dog in Amarillo with rewards offered.
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Atta-boy
Tack
Hell
Mr. Satan
Satan
Mr. Tack
O. W
Woodmen's Circle
Woodmen
Texas
Edwards
Lollapalooza
Aden
Lone Star
Carl
Fifth Street
Amarillo
Six Sets of Twins Figure in Indiana Wedding Rites
Six sets of twins participated in a double wedding in Anderson Indiana with Alverta Morgan and Lavera Morgan from Vincennes marrying Paul Breitweiser of Chicago and Rev Herman Smith of Flint. Other twins served as bridesmaids and flower girls while Mildred and Miriam Fossmeyer from Indianapolis sang at the ceremony.
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Associated Press
Anderson
Ind
Alverta
Lavera Morgan
Vincennes
Paul Breitweiser
Chicago
Herman Smith
Flint
Mich
Mildred
Miriam Fossmeyer
Indianapolis
Ruth
Mildred Cooper
Bernice
Pauline Bond
Mary
Clara Weiler
Martha
Mary Lakey
Miss LaVaughn Hall
Broken Arrow
Oklo
Park Place Church of God
Hoover Move Aims To End Liquor Smuggling From Canada
President Hoover faced ongoing pressure as In ternational Falls Minnesota officials protested the killing of Henry Virkula by federal customs agents. Hoover signaled support for federal efforts to curb cross border liquor smuggling and urged border communities to back the government.
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Ment
Canada
Hoover
International Falls
Minn
Henry Virkula
United Press International
Detroit border patrolman says told to shut up in hearings
Louis Jacques, a customs border patrolman from Detroit, testified before the House at Michigan Representative Clancy’s urging. He said he was instructed to stay silent during discussions tied to enforcement actions and related stay orders.
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iBy
Associated Press
Washington
Louis Jacques
Customs Border
Detroit
Clancy
Michigan
Old Song and Booster Notes Amid Mailbag Messages
A dialogue on a requested old hymn linked to a day’s Globe item, plus letters praising booster efforts for Amarillo on a mail envelope and subscriber notes. Dr Mary Elizabeth Bates expresses fondness for Tack and cats, while a Tack letter accuses a Washington correspondent over Mrs Hoover tea party coverage.
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Kernel
Amarillo Daily News
Evening Globe
Washington
Mrs Horn Died At Home In Canyon Today
Mrs Lindell Horn died at her father R W Robinsons Canyon home at 1 oclock this morning. Survived by four brothers Pat E L W N and Jack Robinson all of Canyon and two sisters Zelma Robinson Canyon and Mrs W A Cook Wellington. Member of Methodist church. Body transported overland by Griggs Thompson to Wellington where burial will be Thursday afternoon.
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Lindell Horn
R. W. Robinson
Canyon
Pat
E. L
W. N
Jack Robinson
Zelma Robinson
W. A. Cook
Wellington
Methodist Church
Griggs-Thompson
Death of Edward Vicker prompts national inquiry
In Liberty Texas Edward Vicker aged 12 was shot dead while playing with a pistol. His sister aged 3 and brother aged 5 witnessed the incident. The case drew attention as officials, including Assistant Secretary Lowman, refused to engage with a former official named Jacques.
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Associated Press Liberty
Tex
Edward Vicker
Ficers
Lowman
The
Treasury
Jacques
Santa Fe Event Draws Local Officials and Guests
Santa Fe hosted a wide gathering with seven thousand five hundred bottles of soda, 9348 Dixie cups, 2000 lemonade glasses, and 180 gallons of coffee served. A. R. Tillma of Albuquerque attended as safety supervisor while Frank Dimmitt and others joined lunch. The arrangement committee led by J. M. McGory organized a varied and energetic program with zealous effort from members including E. F. Coard and L. B. Larson.
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A. R. Tillma
Albuquerque
N. M
Frank Dimmitt
J. F. Utter
Frank Montfort
J. M. McGory
E. F. Coard
E. F. Browder
L. B. Larson
W. R. Beck
H. T. Cornelius
T. Blanchard
W. E. Lasiter
W. W.rogers
N. E. Cullen
A. Huke
J. F. Gilkerson
W. E. Behrens
8. McVay
F. Henville
P. A. Masterson
W. H. McKirahan
G. M. Forson
E. Fyfe
M. A. Whitfield
L. P. Ricks
C. Doud
P. J. Damerell
France Adopts Voter Identity Cards for Polls
Voters in France will carry identification cards required at polling stations. The cards must be presented to verify eligibility and ensure orderly elections.
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France
Starvation And Pride Kill Aged Man
Chicago June 19 A physician ruled John Nelson death caused by starvation while police termed it pride Nelson aged 70 had recently left a home for the elderly after taking a room near a hotel He reportedly declined charity but starved himself while eyeing a bakery window before fainting and dying Officials disagree on motive but agree the death stemmed from want and pride.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John Nelson
Nelson
Robison Defended As House Ouster Proceedings Open
J T Robison commissioner of the general land office faced ouster hearings in the House. J T Hunter of Abilene defended the veteran state official against charges he used part of a one cent revaluation fund for his own benefit.
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Austin
J. T. Robison
General Land Office
J. T. Hunter
Abilene
Bread sales in Borger draw fines under strict ordinance
In Stinnett hearing the Borger health officer testified he had never inspected any bread sold in Borger and could not analyze it if required. The ordinance makes each loaf a separate offense with fines from 25 to 100 dollars, and an A-Loaf driver was arrested eight times in one morning for noncompliance. Amarillo Baking Co. is the only local firm reported to market in Borger, while firms alleged that unwrap and rewrap sales harmed local commerce.
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Stinnett
Borger
A-Loaf Company
A-Loaf
Amarillo Baking Company
Hamilton murder trial likely after November in Weatherford
Weatherford district court opens September 30 and October 7 appearance day. R H Hamilton, freed on a $20,000 bond and transferred from Amarillo, is expected to await trial with no start before November for his murder case.
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Weatherford
Associated Press
R. H. Hamilton
Amarillo
Hamilton
Conspiracy Lists Wide Set of U S Cities and Regions
A long enumerated list names Amboy New Jersey and many East Coast cities from New York to Boston and extending to Wisconsin Michigan Illinois Texas and beyond, outlining a broad geographic scope in a conspiratorial context. The item cites multiple urban centers including New York City Albany Syracuse Buffalo Long Island Staten Island and Riverhead as well as Chicago Detroit Milwaukee and St. Louis along with Miami and Washington DC.
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Amboy
N. J
Los Angeles
Boston
Worcester
Springfield
Mass
New York City
Albany
Syracuse
Buffalo
Suffolk County
New York
Long Island
Staten Island
Riverhead
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
New Haven
Hartford
Gonn
Miami
Fla
St. Louis
District of Columbia
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Detroit
Michigan
Chicago
Consolidated Gas of
New Y
Chicago & Alton
Chrysler Motors
Columbia Graph, Co
Continental Can
Davidson
Oseeee
du Pont de Nemours
Erie
Fliesch
Freeport
Texas
General Electric
General Motors Ee
General Railway
Glidden Teettre
Great West Sugar
General Mills
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Illinois Central . Org
International Harvester Merenes
Tr International Nickel Savers
Wo International Tel
Ray Johns Manville
Jordan Motors
Kelly Springfield
Kinney - Tee
Kolster Wee Seer
Kennecott
Lima
Ben Lowe's
Moon Motors
Montgomery Ward
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Mathieson
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Woolworth
United Corporation
Westinghouse
Warner Bros
Coca Cola
Chesapeake Corporation
Goodrich Rubber
Wee Star
Southern Pacific Railway
Famous Players
Graham Paige
Y Louis
Gas & Electric
Curtiss Aero
Fraternity to Host Guests Dance Tonight
Members of the Alpha Theta chapter of the Alpha Sigma Lambda fraternity will hold a guests dance at the chapter house this evening.
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Fraternity
Alpha Theta Chapter
Alpha Sigma Lambda Fraternity
Market summary of livestock and cotton across major hubs
Kansas City hogs rise to 11.20 on top grade 200 to 225 pound hogs while cattle and calves show mixed gains and losses across Wichita Fort Worth and Chicago markets. Sheep Hold steady as New Orleans cotton slips early then rebounds on boll weevil news and favorable weekly summaries.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Iowa
Fort Worth
Chicago
East ST. Louis
New Orleans
Or & Or
Mississippi Plant Board
When Minds Meet in Summer Dreams at the Garden
A fragmented OCR line hints at a poetic scene with a garden of roses and a simple remark about thoughts. The quotation suggests a reflective moment or dialogue about minds and simplicity, set in a garden ambiance.
Steady Cotton Market Mixed as Weather Buoyed Demand
In New York, cotton opened steady amid favorable weather and crops with early declines reversed by light buying and commission demand. Liverpool reports mixed cotton futures, while Chicago grains edge higher on marketing legislation hopes. Poultry, butter, and eggs turn modestly firmer with general stock advances in New York letters.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Associated Press
General Electric
National Lead
Johns Manville
American & Foreign Power
Allied Chemical
American Can
Great Britain
Department of Labor
Baldwin
Public Service of New Jersey
American Water Works
North American
New York Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
Houston Oil
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John L. Sullivan
WMAQ
WOWO
KMOX
KMBC
KOIL
WSPD
WISN
BernArd Levitow
WADC
WKRC
WGHP
KOTL
WHK
WCCO
White House
South
North
Hoover Democrats
Shamrock
DePriest
News- Globe
P. S
John Olver
Tac
Texass
E. B. Poindexter
Irene Boxwell
Gladys Witten
Ethel Davis
Marie Smith
Evelyn Smith
Lillian Wiseman
Edna Meyers
Trevo Crawford
Irma Holt
Zobelea Busey
Juanita Larsen
Alice Busey
Jennie Lindbloom
Frances Swanser
Galveston
Sixth and Crockett Street
Smith, Terrell, Texas
Indiana
Harding Ranch
North Heights
Matthew Hooks
Harding
Metro Park
Childress Allstars
Angel
Jordans Bank
Shelby Townes
N. Bowyer St
Townes
Secy
Treas
News-Globe
Uite
Mary Elizabeth Bates
E. R. i of
Santa FE
Robison
Fort Worth Livestock
Chicago Livestock
ST. Louis Livestock
Edgar A. Guest
Liverpool
Mies
Sonegeagee
Jno. F. Clark Co
Atchison, Topeka
American Canoe
Allied Chemical & Dye
Armour of Illinois
Egraph
Atlantic
Baltimore & Ohio
Baldwin Locomotive Tenis
Bethlehem Steel
Briggs
Barnsdall Corporation
Burroughs
Calumet & Hecla
Colorado Fuel & Gas
Cerro de Pasco
Columbia Gasco
Rock Island
Chile
Ener Areness
St .Paul
Hed
Congo
Genesian Pacis
Yeater
Sremecesenceahs
Houston
Independent Gas Oy
Louisiana
Middle States
Royal Dutch
Sinclair
Simms
Shell Union
Skelly
Standard of California
Standard of New York
Standard of New Jersey
Superior
Transcontinental Oil
Texas Pacific Land & Trustee
Texas Corporation
Tidewater Ee
Wee
Prairie Pipeline
Pure
Saeansever
Seeeeeee
Texas Pacific C. & 0
Close Bus Aviation Corporation
Butler Bros
Canadian Marconi - Continental Oil
Curtiss
Aeee
Fokker
BO Um Ford
England
Gulf Oil
Humble Oil
Ohio Oil
Union Gas
Teeesenes
Transcontinental Air Transport
Mount
Majestic Radio
Panhandle Musi Company
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