Science Hunt Nears End for Will O Wisp
A 50 year search for viruses appears close to result. Dr. W M Stanley at Princeton station of Rockefeller Institute reports isolating a crystalline protein with virus like qualities possibly the virus itself. The finding could impact diseases from infantile paralysis to the common cold and measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Science
W. M. Stanley
Princeton
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Pasteur
Panhandle Geologists Tour Palo Duro Canyon
C Don Hughes leads 14 Panhandle Geological Society members and two guests on a day trip to Palo Duro State Park near Amarillo. They studied canyon formations from Tertiary to Permian, mapped contact points, and planned charts for the National Park Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Don Hughes
National Park Service
Louis J. Bryan
Palo Duro Park
J. 1. Thompson
Mr. Hughes
Panhandle Society
C. C. Anderson
Society
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Amarillo
Archie Kautz
Empire Gas and Fuel Co
J. J. Mancini
Continental Oil Company
Wichita Falls
Dale Benson
Sinclair Prairie Company
W. E. Cottingham
Texas Railroad Commission
Austin
C. J. Fowlston
North American Oil and Gas Co
Gentry Kidd
Stanolind Oil Company
Pampa
Ray Lewis
Stanolind Oil Co
Charles Hookway
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Clarence M. Sale
A. Y. Barney
Piney Oil and Gas Co
O. Dale Smith
John FE. Galley
Shell Petroleum Co
J. B Flliston
EF. G. Goebel
J. R. Phillips
Borger
R. C. Kay
J. C. Johnston
Negro Faces Five Years in Prison for Cafe Slaying
A 22 year old Negro was convicted in 47th District Court of murder in the cafe slaying of Theodore Clark on April 6 at Second Avenue and Harrison Street. He pleaded self defense and faces a five year Texas penitentiary sentence after a jury spent over three hours deliberating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matron Martin
Texas
47Th District Court
Theodore Clark
Second Avenue
Harrison Street
Juro
University Seeks New Dealers to Defend New Deal
University of Virginia seeks nationally known New Dealers to defend the Roosevelt administration at its Institute of Public Affairs. Six Liberty League speakers named to challenge the New Deal may be joined by two more, while several cabinet members and leaders have declined invitations. Dr. Raymond Moley accepted then canceled, with other declines from Hopkins Tugwell and Farley among many.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
University of Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
American Liberty League
Liberty League
Institute of Public Affairs
Fred J. Sisson
New York
Charles G. Mappis
Institute
Daniel Roper
James A. Farley
Henry Morgenthau
Stanley Reed
Harry L. Hopkins
Agriculture
Rexford G. Tugwell
Commerce
Mappis
League
James W. Wadsworth
Republican
Neil Carothers
New York University
R. E. Desveraine
Texas Centennial control commission sets publicity advisory
Lieutenant Governor Walter Woodul orders a July 8 meeting to form the publicity advisory committee for the Texas Centennial control commission. San Antonio and Houston will present Alamo and San Jacinto expenditure plans to historians on July 1 2 for review before contracts and monument work commence ahead of Gonzales October 2 centennial events. Grady Hazlewood sought the death penalty in a two day Potter County murder trial. An Austrian telephone device informs callers when a subscriber will return.
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Board of Control
Gonzales
Grady Hazlewood
Potter County
Trade Review Sees Uptrend in Second Quarter
Dun and Bradstreet reports a positive shift across many trade and industry divisions as the second quarter ends. Weather, delayed requirements, and rising prices support firmer demand. retail sales run about 20 percent above 1994 levels, while wholesale orders exceed prior week totals as fall buying grows more confident.
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New York
Dun & Brad
Love Triangle Blamed for Double Cardiff Deaths on Beach
In Brownsville a San Diego man Lawrence Monson and his sister in law Carol Mickelson were found dead in a car likely from inhaling exhaust fumes. An inquest returned a death by own action verdict. Monson, father of two, had separated from his wife and left San Diego in April with Mickelson.
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Brownsville
Texas
Lawrence
Monson
San Diego
Cal
Carol Mickelson
Revival Services Begin at Fundamentalist Baptist Church
Revival services at the Fundamentalist Baptist Church corner Eighth Avenue and Monroe Street open Sunday morning for two or three weeks. Rev T D Sumrall announces the event with Rev H Ellis Ogden from Baxter Springs Kansas leading the revival and the Baxter Springs First Baptist Church pastor brings strong preaching reputation.
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Fundamentalist Baptist Church
Eighth Avenue
Monroe Street
T. D. Sumrall
H. Ellis Ogden
Baxter Springs
Kan
Ogden
First Baptist Church
Baxter
Farmer Brings Mule Ear Claim to Sheriff for World Record
Platte County farmer William Briggs arrives at the sheriff’s office with a claim of a 44 inch mule ear, seeking a world record. He plans a contest to prove his mule has the longest ear, with a return visit scheduled Monday and local revival services noted.
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Ozarks
Hills
Hercules
John Dollarhide
Kansas City
William Briggs
Brigua
Critiera
Briggs
Platte County
Sherif Thema
Cain
Arsh
Asker Briggs
Dance Pupils Present Program at Palo Duro CCC Camp
Mrs. Dana Thomas Harmon’s dancing pupils performed for veterans at the Palo Duro CCC Camp on Wednesday morning. The show featured clever dance numbers and Mr. Harmon added two readings to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Thomas Harmon
Palo Dur CCC
Harmon
Seguin Farmer Killed by Truck on Highway
Melvin Reinhart a 22 year old prominent Seguin farmer was struck and killed today on the Seguin San Antonio highway by a motor truck driven by A. D. Tippe. Houston Tipps transported Reinhardt's body to Seguin after the fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seguin
Tex
U.P
Melvin Reinhart
Seguin-San Antonio
A. D. Tippe
Houston Tipps
Reinhardt
Amarillo Man Held On Clovis Charge
Lindley Birge of Amarillo was detained in Clovis New Mexico on burglary charges after a five year suspended sentence for car theft in Potter County. He was turned over to Clovis deputies by local jail staff. A Texas government lab reports producing 99.96 percent pure helium.
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Lindley Birge
Amarilloan
Clovis
N. M
Bill Adams
Potter County
New Mexico
47Th District Court
Bitge
Collins
Clovia
Gid Landis
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Palo Duro
U. S
Hill Folk
University
John Dickinson
Securities and Exchange
James Landis
Robert M. LaFollette
Progressive
Wisconsin
Guy T. Halvering
Internal Revenue
United Press
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard
Charles A. Beard
Edward S. Corwin
Princeton University
J. G. de Roulhac Hamilton
North Carolina
Beck
Polk St
DUN & Bradstreet
Georgia
Liptons
Swift's Fancy
Chase & Sanborn
Sunkist
Doren
Salmon
Alaska
van Camp
Swift's Jewel
Carton &Lh. Carton
Pinkney
Ert
Great West
Pestel
Vey
Petey
Niagara Falls
N. B.C. Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Bakers
CCC
Alice
Envilme
Crystal White Loan
Kana
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co
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