Lindberghs Baby Name Hints and Market Musings
Arthur Brisbane notes Lindbergh baby name speculation and the role of heredity, citing Morrow as a possible middle name and Franklin D. Roosevelt era finance as a lens. He blends commentary on advertising, Wall Street moods, and a Cadillac hog caller tale to illustrate how appeal and real value drive business. The column also touches on investment opportunities and shifting market sentiment amid a budding recovery.
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Charles
Morrow
Anne
Lindbergh
Dwight W. Morrow
Dave Lewis
Cadillac Automobile
Southern Cross Nears New York On Round World Flight
Aboard the Southern Cross Squadron Leader Kingsford-Smith and crew, flying from Harbor Grace Newfoundland, report 550 miles covered in six hours fifty five minutes as they approach New York City from Halifax. The distance to Roosevelt Field is about 1200 miles, with a goal to land tonight around six. The flight continues toward San Francisco, aiming to complete a near round the world venture.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Kingsford-Smith
Halifax
Harbor Grace
N. F
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
San Francisco
Atlantic
Pacific
Hoover Vetoes World War Veterans Relief Bill
President Hoover vetoed the World War Veterans Relief Bill arguing it is unjust and adds little to aid wounded or disabled veterans. He urges a square deal between veterans and cautions against wasteful expenditures while noting current provisions already support 280,000 disabled veterans and 91,000 dependents. The House favored sustaining the veto amid White House backed alternatives.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Hoover
Potter County to seek bond for new eight story courthouse
Plans for a new Potter County courthouse call for an eight story office type building with jail on the top floor. A bond issue of 400000 dollars will be submitted to voters to provide space for county offices pres ent courts and potential new courts over the next 10 to 20 years. The plan includes room for future expansions and imagines district civil court and a county court at law.
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Potter County
W. W. Lynch
Commissioners Court
Sam B. Motlow
Lynch
T Globe
Community Service and Contact Directory Note
Griggs ambulance phone 4311 Berry's for rug cleaning 905 West 10 Boxwell Bros ambulance phone 5211 See John about building phone 5285 John Maynard Ltr Co 800 West 5th
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Griggs Ambulance
Berry's
Boxwell Bros. Ambulance
John
John Maynard
Clint Small Air Tonight in Stephenville Campaign Broadcast
Senator Clint C Small will address Stephenville tonight in support of his gubernatorial bid. WBAP Fort Worth will air the speech at 8 o clock from one of the campaign’s largest rallies, urging supporters to listen.
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Clint C. Small
Stephenville
WBAP
Fort Worth
Senator Small
Bitter Fight on Ratification of Pact
Washington reports reservations by opponents of the London naval treaty threaten a protracted Senate confrontation over ratification. Administration spokesmen insist on eventual approval while the debate may be delayed by objections, with Hoover planning to convene a special session after adjournment.
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Senate
United States
Hoover
Body Meets Here Friday Texas Highway 66 Association Meet
Amarillo hosts a one day session for about 50 officials and delegates of the newly formed Texas Highway 66 Association. J W Knorpp of Groom is president and W W Chilton of Amarillo is secretary manager. A luncheon at Amarillo Hotel precedes discussions on paving strips in five North Panhandle counties along Federal Highway No 66. Chamber of commerce members will attend.
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Amarillo
Texas Highway 66 Association
Shamrock
J. W. Knorpp
Groom
W. W. Chilton
North
Panhandle
Chambers of Commerce
Chilton
Canyon Man Named Research Chemist at Iowa Medical College
Fred Oberst of Canyon, a 1927 West Texas State Teachers graduate, has joined the University of Iowa Medical College as a research chemist in obstetrics and gynecology. He will complete his PhD on July 17. Previously he served as a half time instructor and this year as a fellow. Oberst is a member of Phi Lambda Upsilon and Sigma Xi.
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Fred Oberst
Canyon
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Medical College
University of Iowa
Oberst
Phi Lambda Upsilon
Sigma Xi
Texarkana Man Killed in Freight Train Mishap
LONGVIEW Texas June 26 George Gann 54 of Texarkana was killed when a truck he rode in turned over on a freight line. The wreck allegedly caused by driver Harry Levinson who tried to escape the path. Levinson another man escaped unharmed.
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Associated Press
Longview
Texas
George Gann
Texarkana
Gann
Harry Levinson
Levinson
Henrietta Man Is Given Five Years
Carl Goodspeed was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary after a jury found him guilty of murdering A. R. Gooch, city marshal of Nocona. This followed a second trial after the Court of Criminal Appeals reversed the first conviction that carried twenty years.
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Associated Press
Henretta
Tex
Carl Goodspeed
A. R. Gooch
Nocona
Court of Criminal Appeals
McCutcheon Named In Disbarment Bid
United Press report from Fort Worth notes J Forrest McCutcheon former assistant U S District Attorney faces a disbarment petition filed by U S District Attorney Norman A Dodge The bill of equity seeks to bar him from federal court practice and sets a hearing date likely this week The petition alleges McCutcheon sought to obtain work by prompting Corinne Henderson Amarillo to solicit him for legal and professional employment in several cases including potential prosecutions under prohibition laws.
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United Press
Yort Worth
J. Forrest McCutcheon
United States Distret
U.S
Norman A. Dodge
U. S
James Wilson
Alex M. Mood
Dodge
McCutcheon
Corinne Henderson
Amarillo
Firemen Lose in Fight With Death
Oklahoma City reports the death of Willis Hicks nine months old after a nine day effort by the fire department pulmotor squad to keep him alive with an oxygen carbon dioxide mixture. Despite several hopeful moments the child died of pneumonia.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Willis Hicks
Pulmotor
Japan Desires Arts of Peace and Naval Peace
Prince Kyesato Tokugawa, head of Japan's House of Peers, told Rotary delegates in Chicago that Japan seeks peace and a navy only to defend its Pacific corner. He said Japan aims to strengthen its finances and markets abroad, supports international peace efforts, and praised the London naval treaty as a result of prolonged negotiations.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kyesato Tokugawa
House of Peers
Rotary International
Japan
Pacific
Rotary
League of Nations
Geneva
Rotarians
London
Auto designer dies in Indianapolis
Harry C. Stutz, 58, renowned automobile designer and maker, died in Indianapolis from complications after an appendicitis operation.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Harry C. Stutz
Radio damages sought in two courts
In Texas the State Supreme Court adjourned until October after approving 45 opinions, including a ruling that damages cannot be awarded where no oil is discovered. In Missouri Kansas City, the Grigsby Grunow Co seeks triple damages totaling 10 million dollars against RCA GE Westinghouse and others for alleged illegal patent pools and forced royalties under the Sherman Act.
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United Press
Austin
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Belle Wisden
Wichita County
P. F. Gwynne
Hidalgo County
J. E. Leslie
Associated Press
Kansas City
Grigsby-Grunow Company of
Chicago
Radio Corporation of America
General Electric Company
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
James A. Reed
United States
Missouri
United States District Court of Delaware
Man Found on Train With Throat Cut
In San Antonio a man presumed to be Albert Reichlain of Lafayette Louisiana was found aboard a Southern Pacific train with a severe throat wound. Doctors described his condition as serious after officers removed him from the train in Los Angeles where he had boarded. Train personnel reported several attempted jumps, and a compartment was locked as the injuries were discovered. A woman believed to be his wife and a baby remained on the train and continued to Louisiana.
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United Press
San Antonio
Albert Reichlain
Lafayette
Louisiana
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
Raid Yields 268 Jars Of Corn Whiskey From Country House
Sheriff Bill Thompson and deputies along with Chief Detective M M Scott and Ed Holloway seized 268 half gallon jars of corn whiskey from an old landmark house near the Bivins air port. Three men Duff Stanley Frank Roddy and J J Nowell were arrested and jailed after a lengthy stakeout ending at noon. Stanley and Roddy faced liquor charges with prior indictments and a trial history.
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Bivins
Duff Stanley
Frank Roddy
J. J. Nowell
Stanley
Roddy
Bill Thompson
T. Vanderpool
Chas, Bebout
Small Club at Pampa Formed Rally for Senator Small
An enthusiastic rally for Senator Clint Small was held in Pampa with campaign headquarters opened at the Schneider hotel. Mel Davia notes that Davia is among the original Small for governor supporters in the Panhandle and is active in the campaign as a large crowd attended the meeting.
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Clint Small
Pampa
Mel Davia
Davia
Panhandle
Schneider Hotel
Cashier Under Bond In Bank Embezzlement Case
A V Campbell cashier of the National Bank of Commerce was put under a ten thousand dollar bond after waiving a hearing on charges he embezzled fifty three thousand dollars of bank funds. The charge was filed by Jacob Embry, a national bank examiner, in San Antonio.
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Associated Frep
San Antonio
A. V Campbell
National Bank of Commerce
United States
Paul A. Lockhart
Jacob Embry
National Bank Examiner
Porter Seriously Ill As Congress Leader in Hospital
Pittsburgh June 26 Congressman Stephen G Porter chair of the house foreign relations committee was reported sinking rapidly at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh. He had been affecting the foreign relations work and his illness prompted brief coverage on the page two brief.
Buildings in Peru Damaged by Tremors
Lima Peru June 26 The National Telegraph reports strong earthquake shocks felt at 5 40 am and 4 30 pm lasting long and damaging many walls. Residents panicked and poured into streets and parks seeking refuge.
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Associated Press
Lima
Peru
National Telegraph
Nes Today
Portales Prisoners Stage Jail Delivery
Four inmates escaped Portales county jail by sawing from a cell and breaking through the back wall. Prisoners Jones Mathis and Kenney, held for federal violations, aided the breakout. A B Culpeper, arrested in Chil dress for burglary, is also named. A statewide search followed with no trace located by morning.
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Globe
Portales
N. M
A. BR. Culpeper
Childress
Henry Jones
Paul Mathis
Bob Kenney
Jones
Mathis
Kenney
Kerry
Sherif
Miller Named Mayor of Borger in Restarted Commission
Borger elects John R. Miller as mayor under a new commission chosen by voters Tuesday. Temporary city manager named as Ww. Henson Pavis, a public accountant. The commission also releases city books. police chief and officers to be sworn in. The group plans to escort Jim Ferguson for a 2:30 p.m. speech in Amarillo.
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Miller
Borger
Globe
John R. Miller
A. P. Borger
Ww. Henson Pavis
Rangers
A. R
Oed
Amarillo
W. C. Witcher
Atto
Jim Ferguson
Insurgent Control of Chihuahua Palace Reported
Reports from Chihuahua indicate rebels still hold the state palace and have elected Manuel J. Estrada as governor. Estrada sent a coup notice to Mexico City while President Ortiz Rubio ordered immediate military restoration. Francisco Almada, claiming Chihuahua governorship, prepared to return from Juarez for capital restoration.
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Chihuahua
Manuel J. Estrada
Estrada
Ortiz Rubio
Ders
Almada
Juarez
Cisco Almada
Mexico
Riva Palacios
Cit
Manuel Jesus Estrida
Palacios
D. Rubio
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