McLean decline sale of Washington Post ends bid hopes
Washington June 29 Edward B McLean told the court he did not wish to sell his Washington Post halting the sale which requires his consent under his father's will. He appeared cheerful beside Eleanor Patterson editor of the Washington Herald.
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Washington, D. C
Edward B. McLean
Washington Post
Mr. McLean
Eleanor Patterson
The
Washington Herald
Washington
New York World
McLean
Mrs. Patterson
US will accept no counterproposal to Hoover debt plan
Acting Secretary Castle said the United States will reject any counterproposal not fully aligning with the president's debt moratorium proposal. He noted no agreement with France yet due to technical points, after a transatlantic call with Secretary Mellon in Paris.
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Washington
Castle
State Department
United States
Hoover
France
Tragedy on Red River Claims Five Lives Near Dekalb
Five drownings occur when a log overturns on the Red River near Dekalb Texas. Victims include two women Myrtle Proctor 19 and Gladys Roberts 20 along with J D Simer 38 Joe Bailey Roman 9 and Tom Roberts 26. Rescue efforts continued as authorities and residents searched the river all night.
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Dekalb
Texas
Red River
J. D. Simer
Tom Roberts
Gladys Roberts
Myrtle Proctor
Joe Bailey Roman
Simer
Roberts
Jimmy Roman
Pete Lenoir
Here
VFW Leader in City Today Talks Tonight
Paul C. Wolman of Baltimore is in Amarillo as guest of the local VFW unit. He will radio talk at 2 PM and give an informal address at 8 PM on the Herring Hotel mezzanine. He plans tours through 14 states this year and will attend the Texas encampment in Dallas and Houston July 2 to 4. He praises Amarillo’s VFW unit as a group of wide responsibilities.
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Paul C. Wolman
Baltimore
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Amarillo
Palo Duro Canyon
Herring Hotel
Wolman
Dallas
Houston
Mr. Wolman
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Death claims pioneer Colonel Herring after brief illness
Colonel Herring, 81, prominent Amarillo banker cattleman and developer, died at 4 am in the Herring Hotel after a short illness. Funeral plans await relatives. he founded Herring National Bank Vernon and built the Palo Duro Hotel. Survived by son W E Herring, daughter Mrs Jy K Johnson, and others. The end followed angina pectoris.
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Herring Hotel
N. 8
Griggs and Sons
Colonel Herring
West Texas Chamber of Commmerce
Tri-State Tair Association
Texas
W. Herring
Amarillo
Jy, K. Johnson
Vernon
F. B. Herring
Oklahoma City
Tom and
George Herring
Hillsboro
P. L. Herring
Castro County
Lillian Young
Shreveport
Euna Wilks
Alpine
Arthur Ware
Cornelia
Louie Johnson
Neil
Charles Ware
D. A. Sparger
W. FE. Herring
Mia
L. K. Johnson
Winona
Sarah Herring
Mexico
News-Globe
Cornelius T. Herring
Grayson County
Southwest
W. E
Herring National Bank
Flagg
Rotary Club
Ten Killed in Election Riot Across Spain
Madrid reports indicate ten people died in disturbances surrounding yesterdays voting. Fatalities occurred in Malaga Seville and Prieves near Guadalajara with three deaths in Malaga and nine wounded. Martial law was declared amid a general strike protesting a workman’s death in the ballot unrest.
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Madrid
Malaga
Seville
Prieves
Guadalajara
Tablada
Santurpo
Spanish Republic
Alfonso
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast and Temps
The forecast calls for possible showers this afternoon or tonight with Tuesday partly cloudy conditions. West Texas may see partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers in the south tonight and Tuesday. New Mexico unsettled tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Temperatures at 1 PM reached 83 and 67. Griggs ambulance contact is 4311.
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Amarillo
West Texas
South Portion
New Mexico
Owners of Burning On Well Too Poor To Battle Flames
Kilgore Texas June 29 The Bell and Graddy oil well blazed with spectators watching while owners debated funds to fight the fire. Reports say other nearby wells cover extinguishing costs and lack of cooperation hampers efforts. Workmen planned to tunnel 20 feet down to divert oil. a nitro shot and an asbestos cap scheme were considered but abandoned.
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Kilgore
Tex
U.P
Bell and Graddy
Bell
Graddy
Tey Thornton
East Texas
Thornton
Franco American talks end without clear accord on Hoover plan
Paris reports the Franco American debt talks closed with France sticking to reservations on the Hoover plan though no deadlock was declared. The accord, tied to July 1 implementation, hinges on Mellon and Edge persuading Paris. London dispatches say Canada Australia New Zealand South Africa and India approved the plan in principle, awaiting other nations.
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U.P
Hoover
Pierre Laval
France
United Press
Andrew Mellon
Ambassador Edge
Germany
London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
India
Judge to Hear Crosby's Plea in Slaying Case at Ardmore
District Judge John B. Ogden set July 20 to hear Cecil Crosby's motion to dismiss the case charging him with slaying Emilio Cortes Rubio, cousin of the Mexican president. W. E. Guess, tried separately, was acquitted. both deputies still face charges for the June 8 highway killing of Rubio's companion Manuel Garcia Gomez.
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Guess
Ogden
Crosby
Marvin Shilling
Shilling
Asa E. Walden
Gomes
Harold Gatty and Winnie Mae News From LA Home
Mrs Gatty and her three children in Los Angeles continue to receive good news about Harold Gatty and Wiley Post, the round the world air racers. Today they await new word as the Winnie Mae completes the final perilous Pacific hop. Alan, Lindsay and Ronald sit with their mother during the waiting moment.
Seventh Day of Heat Wave Drives Victims Across Nation
The nation endures the seventh straight day of extreme heat with over 200 deaths cited as the toll climbs. From the Rockies to the Atlantic, temperatures remain oven-like with little relief expected before Tuesday. A Midwest cooldown offered brief respite in spots, notably Chicago aided by a Lake Michigan breeze.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Atlantic Seaboard
Canadian
Gulf
Midwest
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Weather report notes showers and heat relief
Showers are predicted for late today or tonight with a high near 93 and partly cloudy conditions tomorrow. Noon temperature reached 43 as Oklahoma and Kansas sweltered near or above a hundred degrees yesterday.
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Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
Kansas
Heat Wave Eases Briefly As Midwest Sees Storms
Weather update notes a brief cooling spell in Chicago with temperatures dropping to 83 at 11 A M while storms sweep Cincinnati and Cleveland. Indiana Ohio report rain and dissipating heat from days near 100 degrees. Forecasters warn hotter conditions returning tonight and tomorrow.
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Indiana
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Explosion at Carlton Hotel injures guests in Fort Worth
Early morning blast and fire at the Carlton Hotel injure 11 guests, with one reported serious. Victims include R. E. Hudgens of Longview blown from a second story room and others from Fort Worth Texarkana Mineola Bonham and Jewett. Gas explosion suspected though cause under investigation.
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Fort Worth
Carlton
R. E. Hudgens
Longview
Zola Sprague
Leroy
C. Johnson
Texarkana
Texas and Pacific
Garner
Bonham
B. F. Covin
Mineola
Fascist and Socialist Students Clash at Berlin University
In Berlin today fascist and socialist students clashed at the University of Berlin. Several students were injured and the rector closed the university for the day.
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Berlin
University of Berlin
Zoning Ballot To Be Decided In Amarillo
Amarillo city plans a Tuesday night vote on whether the proposed zoning ordinance will be submitted to the public. City manager Bill Durham reports three protest letters from J. M. Neely W. C. Kenyon and Rollie H. Scales and one small petition asking for a vote. Other petitions request paving on West Second Avenue and lighting at Butcher Street and Eight Avenue plus grading on Harrison and Moore Streets.
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Amarillo
J. M. Neely
W. C. Kenyon
Rollie H. Scales
West Second Avenue
Alabama
Virginia
Butcher Street
Eight Avenue
Harrison and
Moore Street
North Topths
North Eighth Avenues
Crowell Man Shot After Scuffle With City Employee
Grady Miller, 24, was shot and killed in Crowell after a scuffle with W. O. McDaniel, a middle aged city employee who surrendered to police with a scalp wound. Miller had recently pleaded guilty to stealing gas from city trucks. McDaniel was a prosecution witness.
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McDaniel
Berry's Rug Cleaning Ad on 10th Street
Local ad notes Berry's rug cleaning at 905 West 10th. Also mentions John Maynard Lumber Co at 800 West 5th with contact through builder services and phone number 6285.
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Berry
John
John Maynard Lbr. Co
Probation hearings begin on oil proration policy
Federal courts and public service commissions in three states review proration for oil production to prevent waste. In Guthrie three federal judges heard a challenge to Oklahoma conservation law while in Austin the Texas Railroad Commission set new production allowances. A third hearing in Oklahoma City focused on the Oklahoma City field three month flow allowance. Fast Texas water encroachment warned by a Fort Worth geologist. Page 2.
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Federal
Public Service Commissions
Guthrie
Champlin Refining Company
Enid
Consolidated
Intervenor
United States Supreme Court
Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
Fast Texas
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Texas
U.P
East Joiner
East Texas
EB. V. Foran
Fort Worth
State Railroad Commission
Foran
Wheat for show tickets offer from Paramount Publix
Farmers who grow wheat and have a few bushels to spare can swap one bushel for family theater tickets at the Paramount Publix theaters. For about 22 cents, a farmer can take the whole family to the Fair Mission or Rialto on any Saturday. The offer starts next Saturday with Chamber of Commerce endorsement.
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Wil Winch
Paramount Publix
Panhandle
Mission
Rialto
Chamber of Commerce
Winch
World fliers Over Pacific
In their final leg from Khabarovsk Wiley Post and Harold Gatty aim for Nome Alaska 2100 miles away. After four days 21 hours 34 minutes they have flown 9250 miles and face the 5750 mile crossing with seas and straits ahead. Delays at Blagoveshchensk cost time and the Winnie Mae needed 14 1 2 hours to free from mud.
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Khabarovsk
Siberia
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Shanghai
Straits of Tartary
Sea of
Okhotsk
Kamchatka Peninsula
Bering Sea
Nome
Blagoveshchensk
Post and Gatty
Winnie Mae
A Safe and Sane Fourth Used Car Guide
The Globe News Want Ads promote Amarillo's Used Car Directory with daily best buys from dealers. Invest in a used car now as prices and terms make walking ridiculous and the savings can pay for a summer trip.
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Globe News
Globe-News
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King Feature Syndicate, Inc
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Globe
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South African Republic
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Sam
American Library Association
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Chile
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Griggs Ambulance
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Rapidan
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City Today
TALKS
Texas Veterans
Col
T. Herring
Hill County
Ideal Mattress Co
Dial
Papa Gatty
Windy City
Illinois
Bee
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P. Fireman
M. L. Statelen
Roomer
Otl Drilier
J. O. Powell
Jewett
Joe Herrington
W. H. Lorraine
Bill Durham
Seo
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