Jubilee tribute honors Rev J J Dolfe at Sacred Heart Cathedral
A Golden Jubilee celebration for Rev J J Dolfe of Umbarger filled Sacred Heart Cathedral in a first of its kind liturgical service in the Panhandle. Western clergy and nuns in ceremonial robes joined in solemn high mass as monks’ religious garb added color. A brief shadow fell with an illness news of Bishop J P Lynch but was lifted by the unexpected arrival of Most Rev William O'Brien auxiliary bishop.
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J. J. Dolfe
Umbarger
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Niaries
St. Francis
St. Benedict
J. P. Lynch
William O'Brien
Russia rejects German cash loan offer in credit deal
Soviet government says it declined a German backed loan of one billion marks repayable in raw materials. Moscow cites suspicion of a maneuver and overestimation of Soviet needs. June 26 report notes official German authority behind the proposal and Soviet caution about reliance on loans.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Roosevelt urges three tax changes for 1930s revenue and order
President Roosevelt described his tax recommendations as a revenue program and social order plan. He stressed the goals be enacted this session and warned that delaying nuisance taxes could cost the government 1.5 million dollars daily. Senate debate stalled by drafting delays while party leaders kept to the plan to attach the measures to the nuisance tax extension.
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Congress
White House
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House
Joseph W. Burns
Hailstorm Dumps Five Foot Drifts in Palo Duro Park Area
A rare hail event in Palo Duro State Park produced drifts up to five feet, with stones mostly under three quarters of an inch. Lightning struck a post near the canyon office but caused no major damage. Rainfall varied, with Timber Creek Crossing reporting one and a half feet of water over the bridge and Crossing No. 2 an eight and a half foot rise.
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Louis J. Bryan
Canyon
Canyon Park
Timber Creek
No. 2
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Denver
Pullman
Washburn
Lelia Lake
Wichita Falls
Key brothers near world endurance flight record attempt
Fred and Al Key near completion of a 553 hour record attempt in Meridian Mississippi. They must stay aloft until 3 132 P M tomorrow to tie the 1930 Hunter brothers mark. Fred reports optimism despite fatigue while radio engineer Ben Woodruff notes humorous in flight antics aboard the airship Ole Miss.
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Chicago
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Summer Concert by Amarillo and Sam Houston Bands
Amarillo High School and Sam Houston Junior High School bands join for a 8 o'clock summer concert at Municipal Auditorium. Directed by Prof. Oscar Wise the performance is sponsored by both band parents associations. The event is free and open to all.
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Sam . Houston
Municipal Auditorium
Oscar Wise
Band Parents’ Associations
H. G. Hamrick
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Tonight and Thursday
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday for Amarillo and West Texas. New Mexico regions see fair skies with little temperature change. Temperature extremes recorded up to 1 PM range from 64 to 70 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Amarillo Boy John Wolfe Dies in Creek Incident
John Wolfe 17 Amarillo High senior drowned while swimming with a party at Slick Ford on Clear Creek near Rudy Ark He reportedly suffered cramps and his body had not been recovered Parents Mr and Mrs J P Wolfe live at 815 Palo Duro St The boy who had been visiting relatives was to graduate next year and was a member of the school quartet and glee club
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Carlsbad Caverns
El Paso Quarry Explosion Claims Life and Injures Three
A massive dynamite blast at a Southwestern Portland Cement Co quarry near the Rio Grande in El Paso killed H S Sparks' son Stephen and severely injured three workers including Juan Saucedo. About 20,000 pounds of dynamite were used in the charge set to detonate tomorrow, with audible shock heard for miles.
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Rio Grande River
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Wild Man Captured Near Mesquite Reveals Escape from State Hospital
Dallas County deputies nabbed a so called wild man found leaning against a tree in a creek bottom near Mesquite. He had escaped days earlier from the Terrell state hospital for the insane and will be returned there. Residents had kept children indoors as reports of robberies and disrupted crops spread.
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Wall 80 Jap Soldiers Fight 700 Chinese at Frontier
A Manchoukuan frontier patrol of 80 clashed with about 700 Chinese soldiers along the Sanguina by Jehol Chahar frontier. Reports from Hsinking say more Chinese troops arrived, with Manchukuoan forces ordered to press the battle as Tokyo seeks withdrawal of Chinese troops from Chahar. Maj. Gen. Kenji Doihara was instructed to demand peace terms favoring Japanese control and order.
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Lubbock Police Seek Return of Coupe for Trial
Lubbock County officers plan to return W. F. Bill Coupe, captured at Roosevelt Beach Oregon, to face a murder charge in Texas. Sheriff Tom Abel said extradition would be sought and Gov James V. Alfred could be asked if Coupe waives or refuses. Coupe was among four criminals who escaped from the Lubbock County jail a year ago.
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Bill) Coupe
Roosevelt Beach
Ore
Tom Abel
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Robert Tharp
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Perchmouth
Board Grants Corpus Junior College Right
Corpus Christi won state permission to establish a municipal junior college as of June 26 per a U P report. The same day Austin notes appointed heads for two state institutions and re elected leaders, with new superintendents Susie Teale Butler and P J Rowe named in related notices.
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Confederate Woman's Home
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Gilmer
Death Claims Pioneer Woman at Perryton
Mrs Mary L. Perry aged 94 died at her Perryton home Tuesday morning. Surviving are her son Judge George M. Perry of Perryton, two daughters Miss Nellie Perry and Mrs Harriott Thornton, and granddaughter Mrs Louise Spicer of New York City. Funeral services were held at the home and interment in Ochiltree cemetery. Pallbearers: Dr E R Jarvis, W B LaMaster, Walter R Allen, Ed Morgan, J M Bull, FE R McMillen.
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George M. Perry
Ochiltree County
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Harriott Thornton
Louise Spicer
New York City
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Iowa
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Ochiltree Cemetery
E. R. Jarvis
W. B. LaMaster
Walter R. Allen
Ed Morgan
J. M Bull
FE. R. McMillen
Navy Moves to Begin 24 Ship Build Plan in 1936 Budget
The navy department moved to start immediate construction of 24 ships under the 1936 budget. Sealed bids for 13 warships to be built in private yards will be opened at the navy department at noon August 7. Funds for starting these and 11 other ships were provided in the naval appropriation bill signed by the President. Navy yards will submit estimates for the 11 additional ships as bids are received.
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Navy Department
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Claude A. Swanson
Naval
Hope to Slash Billions From U S Deficit
Washington reports the administration aims to reduce the upcoming fiscal year's deficit by over 1 billion dollars from the earlier estimates. Roosevelt's January budget projected 8.52 billion in outlays and 3.991 billion in receipts, leaving a potential 4.529 billion shortfall.
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U.S
Washington
Boy brings six black widows to playhouse in Quanah
In Quanah Texas on Tune 26 Danny Sawyer six surprised his parents by producing an adult black widow with the red hour glass from his fist after his father warned of the deadly insect. He boasted of more in his playhouse but by today they are no longer there.
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Quanah
Texas
Danny Sawyer
British Open opens with Cotton leads after round one
Henry Cotton shoots a sub par 68 to lead by one stroke mid tournament at Muirfield as Macdonald Smith and Alfred Perry chase. Ernest Kenyon Alf Padgham and Eric McRavie sit tied at 70 with several players breaking 72. In Washington, Yates defeats Emery in a 21 hole first round at the intercollegiate championship.
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Scotland
Henry Cotton
Macdonald Smith
Glendale
Calif
Alfred Perry
Ernest Kenyon
Alf Padgham
Eric McRavie
A. J. Lacey
P. M. Branch
P J. Mahon
C. A. Whitecombe
Roosevelt backs federal aid to secure farm price parity
President Roosevelt said at a press conference that government aid was absolutely necessary to obtain parity for farm prices. He noted many years of experience show assistance is essential to restore the purchasing power of major agricultural commodities to pre war 1909 to 1914 levels.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Crippled Lad Faces Leg Removal After 11 Years
Carrol Motley, 15, son of Mr and Mrs J R Motley of 808 Moore Street, endures an 11 year effort to save his leg as doctors at Northwest Texas Hospital prepare to amputate his right leg just above the knee next week. He has walked with crutches most of his life, with a period of two years confined to bed.
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Carrol Motley
J. R. Motley
Moore Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
No clear single event headline in listed items
A fragmented page listing various sections and topics across multiple pages. It mentions slot machines suckers Puritans freedom a Amarillo baby help for youths taxes and FHA loans in Alaska and references Long-Bell Lumber Co dictator.
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Il Duce
Eden
Alaska Colony
Long-Bell Lbr. Co
Anniversary of Adobe Walls Battle Remembered in Panhandle History
Sixty one years after the June 27 1874 siege at Adobe Walls Hutchinson County residents push to restore the sod trading post. Survivors Billy Dixon Frank Smith and four Comanche remain linked to the Texas Panhandle clash led by Quanah Parker Lone Wolf Little Robe and White Shield.
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Quanah Parker
Lone Wolf
Little Robe
White Shield
Oliver
Dixon
Amarillo
Jackson Street
Arobe
Frank
Smith
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lawton
Okla
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