Amarillo wedding forecast stirs rain fears in Panhandle
Propitious weather notes predict showers general across Amarillo and Potter County. Dalhart is labeled the driest spot in the nation as Wilbur Hawks adjusts wedding time to 7 45 pm on the Hawk lawn amid forecasts of rain and community chatter about local events.
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Radio schedule notes and reader questions mix in Amarillo
A crowded on air timetable lists KGNC programming from evening into night with music genres, sports segments, and news. The column then toys with reader questions about dogs, venturing into anecdotes about old lectures, inventors, and weather facts while recalling historical trivia and presidential assassinations.
Death Row Hopeful Describes Final Hours and Hope
The piece portrays Eva Coe awaiting a clemency decision from Governor Lehman as she endures insomnia and headaches. Prosecutors allege she sought insurance on a victim and used a car to strike him, leading to a 20 year prison sentence for Mrs Clift’s testimony. The inmate asks to avoid family visits while in a frail, aged appearance.
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Treasure Find Dazzles Miners After Basin Cache Discovery
A mining crew uncovers a hidden money cache in a basin near a collapsed sack. Total value rises to 837 dollars forty cents as coins of various denominations tumble out. A temporary panic and careful counting follow the dramatic find.
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France requests British atonement over Anglo German deal
Paris dispatch says France seeks Britain to apply pressure on Germany to cut the Reichs army. Laval reportedly told Eden France wants Britain’s help to urge Hitler to reduce troop levels below 550,000. Talks between Laval and Eden continue after a Rome interlude with Mussolini.
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Mysterious Deaths Probeled in San Diego Car Park Mystery
Officers pursued the case of two bodies found in a 1927 Chevrolet coach with California plates near Cripple Creek. A justice of the peace ruled a single cause death by carbon monoxide poisoning. The vehicle was registered in San Diego and tied to a San Diego owner.
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Cotton and grain futures mixed as markets show gains and restraint
Active futures in New Orleans rose 2 to 3 points with July limited by scarce contracts while October and December advanced to about 11.42 and 11.82 amid light buying. Kansas City livestock summaries show hogs and cattle firmer with lambs softening. New York stocks list broad activity with mixed results across major bonds and commodities.
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Prince of Wales Unveils New Hair Dress Style Abroad
The Prince of Wales debuted a new hair style during public appearances on his tour. Observers noted the tetching elf training details and a formal gray morning coat with matching trousers, a gray ascot topper, and black boots with bronze toe caps as part of the hot weather look.
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Taxes open path for showdown over utility bill on House floor
President Roosevelt resists dropping the elimination feature of the bill. Chairman Sam Rayburn of the House Interstate Commerce Committee will push to insert the provision on the floor. Rayburn co authored the bill that originally included the elimination clause.
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Martin Trial Nears Jury Verdict In Negro Slaying
The Matron Martin murder case in 47th District Court moves toward a noon to afternoon jury decision. Prosecutor Underwood and defense counsel F T Miller spoke as Martin claims self defense after shooting Theodore Clark on Second Avenue and Harrison Street on April 6 following a dispute over a nickel machine playing St Louis Blues.
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Allred Breaks In Saddle With a Walk About
Austin June 27 Gov Allred walked half a mile while breaking in a new saddle presented by Jay Taylor of Amarillo. He briefly dismounted to throw rocks at a snake and his horse bolted. He said he is extremely proud of the saddle.
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Piquett Given Heaviest Penalty for Harboring Dillinger Gang
Chicago June 27 The heaviest penalty under the law a two year prison term and a $10000 fine was imposed today on Attorney Louis P Piquett after his conviction for harboring the late Homer Van Meter and John Dillinger The sentence was fixed by Federal Judge Philip L Sullivan after denying defense motions for a new trial Piquett a former city prosecutor under Mayor William Hale Thompson faced federal charges of arranging a hideout for Van Meter and Dillinger in the summer of 1934 both then among the nation s most wanted criminals
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Big Bill) Thompson
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Robbers Surprised, Leave Without Coin
Three men aged about 25 to 30 attempted a bank burglary at the Peacock bank in Peacock, Texas, around 12:30 A M. They gained entry but not the vault before night watchman Marvin Hughes surprised them, forcing a hurried retreat in a dark sedan bearing Colorado plates. Police in surrounding towns were alerted.
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