Einstein space bunk challenges relativity claims
Ottawa reports Dr. W B Cartmel of the University of Man concludes Einstein’s space concept is bunk after a dozen years of observation and analysis, arguing space is polluted by force fields and warped by dynamo-like effects, while Dr Herbert Yves presents experiments on luminous hydrogen stoma supporting relativity. A Montreal physicist’s math is also cited as challenging common assumptions, with fields of force complicating the total three-dimensional space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Henry
Ottawa
Einstein
W. B. Cartmel
University of Man
U. S
Herbert Yves
Bell Telephone Co
National Academy of Sciences
Finstein
Cartmel
American Physical Society
Toronto
Montreal
Dr. Ves
Douglas Lvechman
Naval Museum of Canada
Hudson
Dorset PLC
Asia
Ajaska
Arctic
Gentral Europe
Feinderrheraa
Adyvanc
Singing Cardinal Keeps On With Song Lessons
Fort Worth June 28. Professor Isaac a cardinal at Fort Park Zoo paused singing lessons due to a broken wing from an air rifle. Owner F L Young named the bird and started a chain of singing pupils including Jerry the canary and Tony Canary. Warder Hamilton Hutson said Isaac could resume lessons once feathers regrow.
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Fort Worth
Isaac
Fort Park Zoo
F. L. Young
Young
Jerry
Tony
Tony Canary
Professor Isaac
Zoo
Hamilton Hutson
Bloodless purges purge Austrian Nazi dissenters in May and June
A three day United Press canvass finds Austrian Nazi dissidents sent to Dachau during late May and early June. Josef Buerckel and Heinrich Himmler directed reorganizations to curb radical elements and promote a moderate pro union policy. Diffusion arose from non-Austrians filling posts and intra party rivalries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Dachau
Josef Buerckel
Austria
Heinrich Himmler
Buerckel
Germany
Union
United Press
Price Control Laid to Firms in Texas Hearing
Hearings into alleged monopoly under the Packers and Stockyards Act target four major packers and three Texas dealers. Armour, Cudahy, Swift, Wilson, Western Produce, Amarillo Poultry and Egg, and Fort Worth Poultry and Egg are accused of price manipulation and restraints on commerce, with testimony on the South Texas turkey market. R L Dillman of the U S Department of Agriculture leads the Texas session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
Armour and Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Swift and Company
Wilson and Company
Western Produce Company
Amarillo Poultry and Egg Company
Fort Worth Poultry and Egg Company
Sveral
South Texas
R. L. Dillman
Solicitors Office
U. & Department of Agriculture
Mrs Mabel Baker Returns to Amarillo After Wreck
Mrs. Mabel Baker, injured in an April 24 automobile wreck in Fort Worth, has been moved back to Amarillo. She remains at Northwest Texas Hospital with cuts and a broken leg and is expected to receive about two more weeks of treatment while recovering. I. P. Rabb, also injured, remains confined at home at 1600 Van Buren.
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Mabel Baker
Port Worth
Amarilo
Baker
Northwest
Texas
I. P. Rabb
Mia. Baker
van Buren
Patronesses of League Honored at Rose Bowl Tea Room
The Junior Welfare League honored its patronesses with a breakfast at the Rose Bowl Tea Room. About 90 guests were seated among tables adorned with multicolored flowers. League board members acted as hostesses and greeters.
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Junior Welfare League
Rose Bowl
League
J. W. Mendrick
R. KE. Crudgington
Gladys Seewald
Richard Roberts
Louis Seewald
He Honey
Wales Madden
Cannibal Charge Shocks Romanian Village
In Rundent near Bucharest, a man was arrested on a charge of cannibalism for biting off and swallowing the left ear of Dmitr Milscu, 20, after an alleged affair arose from a dispute with Milscu. A separate note mentions North American Indians using gestures plus a spoken language.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Oiitaa Strne Dev Yearedicl Pean Ant
Lie
Vilage
Rundent
Dmitr Milscu
Ghitea
Milano
Anta
Ambiguous historic snippet about Arctic people and promotion scheme
Fragmentary text mentions Eric the Redd in Iceland and a daring promotional effort. It references the Thule people and Arctic themes with scattered numbers and places, but the passage lacks clear events, dates, or names to establish a coherent news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric the Redd
Iceland
As & Place
Costanent
Red Cross Institutes Summer Swim and Life Saving Classes
Potter County Red Cross chapter will run a free public swimming and life saving institute at Thompson Pool from July 5 to August 10 in cooperation with the city. Lois Snow will supervise as chief instructor. Registration is July 1 and 2 at the Red Cross office in the county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
The
American Red Cross
Thompson Pool
Red Cross
Lois Snow
Federal funds aid states in venereal disease fight
The U S public health service allocated 2 4 million dollars to states and territories today to combat venereal disease. Allocations, based on population and need, include 198 950 for Texas and 47 650 for Arkansas.
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Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
Texas
Arkarisas
Japan and China battle as Tokyo acts on mobilization plan
Amid a Sino Japanese clash near a barricade Chinese forces fight Japanese planes and warships while Tokyo approves new wartime measures. The government moves to conscript labor for munitions and bans civilian cotton yarn and goods production. the labor action under general mobilization may take effect in August.
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America
Devis
Atlantic
Berttie Sea
Siberia
Hess
Campuy Amkskox
Tokyo
Gray Process Patent Suit Details Cracked Gasoline Treatment
Dr. David Drogin testified on the Gray Process for treating cracked gasoline in the case Gray Processing Corporation v Danciger Oil and Refining Company. The suit seeks an injunction and surrender of gains from alleged patent infringement. Defense argues the original patent bars the later patents and may be invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Drogin
Gray Processing Corporation
Danciger Oil and Refining Company
Dr. Drogin
Gray Industrial Laboratories
Gray Corporation
Danciger Company
Thomas Gray
Communion Planned At St. Andrew's
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church invites members to a Holy Communion on St. Peter's Day. Rev. Frederick A. Foster will celebrate a service of about forty minutes at 19 A. M. All members are urged to attend.
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St. Peter's Day
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Frederick A. Foster
Confederate movements amid Virginia retreat and Pennsylvania probes
The report details Confederate shortages and raids around Chambersburg as supplies are bought with Confederate money. General Stuart is absent from the main army, possibly operating on the flank, while Lee seeks information on Hooker’s location. Trimble reviews strategies and predicts a decisive battle near Gettysburg.
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Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Williamsport
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Jeb” Stuart
Northern Virginia
Potomac
Lee
Stuart
Army of the Potomac
Hooker
Washington
Ewell
I. R. Trimble
Pennsylvania
Trimble
Oetlysburk
New Vaccine Dramatically Cuts Child Tuberculosis Deaths
Ottawa report says a vaccine using bacillus calmetteguerin cut deaths from tuberculosis among vaccinated children by about 400 percent. Dr J A Baudoin of the University of Montreal cites 573 vaccinated cases with long exposure versus 943 unvaccinated. 11 of 40 vaccinated fell ill and died compared with 50 of 158 unvaccinated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Pasteur Institute
Paris
France
J. A. Baudoin
University of Montreal
Dr. Baudouin
Louis Pasteur
Duchess cites guns threatening Gibraltar in insurgent Spain
London dispatch reports the Duchess of Atholl accusing insurgent Spain of guns near Algeciras threatening Gibraltar. She plans to ask Prime Minister Chamberlain in Parliament about actions, highlighting more than 20 guns including three over 10 inches.
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London
Duchess of Atholl
Gibraltar
Spain
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Britain
Mediterranean
Algeciras
Spanish
Chamberlain
Farrier
Franco
Arion
Farnham
Francisco Franco
Bank of France
Bank of Spain
Boat Group Receives Gate Receipts Share for City Lake Celebration
The Plains Boat Club was awarded 50 percent of the gate receipts for the July 3-4 lake celebration, with the city not liable for losses if the event fails financially. A lights project for the boathouse was debated, and Horace Lindsey received a $130 tax overcharge remission for 1933-37. Mrs. L. L. Dockley obtained $16.45 for a ruined tire on a city project pavement.
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The
Plains Boat Club
City Lake
Horace Lindsey
Perry Burks
L. L. Dockley
Funeral tomorrow for Edward Bryant
Funeral rites for Edward Hugh Bryant who died yesterday after noon from injuries after an automobile accident will be held tomorrow at 10 30 a m at N S Griggs and Sons Funeral Home Dr D L Shelton pastor of West Side Church of Christ will conduct the service The 29 year old News Globe newsboy is survived by his father FE S Bryant of Howe a brother Herby Bryant of Howe two sisters Mrs J H Jones of Howe and Mrs L H Perriott of Amrillo He had been living with Mrs Perriott at 315 North Rusk Street Pallbearers are Bill Ellis Bob Keen Rudolph Jones D T Callaham Eugene Bell and Elwood Brauchie
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Edward Hugh Bryant
N. S. Griggs and Sons’ Funeral Home
D. L. Shelton
West Side
Howe
L. H. Perriott
Amrillo
Pierrott
North Rusk Street
Bill Ellis
Bob Keen
Rudolph Jones
D. T. Callaham
Eugene Bell
Elwood Brauchie
Douthit Funeral Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for FE J Douthit a 75 year old retired farmer will be held at 2 pm tomorrow in the Blackburn Shaw Funeral Chapel. He died Sunday evening at his daughter Mrs Nellie Webb’s home. Rev Luther Roberts Church of Christ will officiate and burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers are W T Curtis 3 W Mount George A Ryan Co A Crawford Bob Harmon and S L Garry.
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Blackburn-Shaw
FE. J. Douthit
Nellie Webb
Luther Roberts
Church of Christ
Memorial Park Cemetery
W. T. Curtis
W. Mount
George A. Ryan
Co. A. Crawford
Bob Harmon
S. L. Garry
Baby Health and Beauty Show Coronation Pageant
Mothers are asked to turn in ticket books at 501 Polk Street tomorrow and Thursday, with Friday tickets available at headquarters. The coronation pageant Friday at Municipal Auditorium will be a fairy story featuring local young actors and actresses. Directed by Mrs. Thelma Allen Martin, the Forest Hills Home Demonstration Club sponsors the event to finance a community house in Forest Hills. Silver cups, a popularity king and queen, screen tests, and prizes await winners, with the State Theater screening the film of the top selections.
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Polk Street
Municipal Auditorium
Thelma Allen Martin
Forest Hills Home Demonstration Club
Forest Hills
Finley Martin
Insurgent Leader Blames Soviet Campaign Over Ship Bombings
The Insurgent Generalissimo told a British newspaper correspondent that the bombing of ships at anchor was sparked by a Soviet propaganda drive to discredit Nationalists. He accused opposition parties in democracies of backing by Soviet agents to topple their governments.
Crude Output Decreases Across United States in Week
The Oil and Gas Journal reports a weekly drop in U S crude production by 58 716 barrels per day ending June 25 bringing national output to 3 079 389 bpd. Oklahoma falls 37 600 to 408 450 while Texas declines 1 443 to 1 188 193. Eastern states rise slightly and Rocky Mountain West adds 2 600 to 72 240.
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Tulsa
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
East
Texas
Louisiana
California
Kansas
Michigan
Rocky Mountain West
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