Final Winners in Big County Contest Given
Potter County meet at the Tri State Fairgrounds crowns winners in junior and senior events. Top finishers include George Raef Highland Park and T. Baldwin Bushland in senior tracks, River Road and Bushland strong in relays and field events, with team results in volleyball and tennis. Spelling contests list River Road and Bushland as leading participants.
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Potter County
George Raef
Highland Park
R. Lovelady
Bushland
J. Fogg
Milton Sims
River Road
Bill Thompson
Neal Byrd
Elvin Vestal
R. Jones
C. Brooks
Don Williams
Jimmie Hodges
Leo Raef
Russell McKee
George Fesser
Vernon Gabel
A. Longstreth
Masterson
Harvey Wilson
Chinningbar
Lavern Roddy
Brady
Carl Byrd
Helen Paxton
LaVern Sanders
Elena Jones
Jewel Rea
Louise Elliott
LaVerne Sanders
Jewell Rea
Louise Paxton
Geraldine Westfall
Hazel May
Louise Marrs
Norma McKee
Hazel Longstreth
Mary Grabber
Florence Grabber
Mastersonning
Sous Elliott
Justine Ince
Margaret Gibbs
Chinning Bar
Mary Royal
Vesta O’bell
T. Baldwin
J. Brooks
E. Gilley
Frank Galvan
E. Tucker
Guy Glovier
W. J. Hill
W. Jones
R. Baldwin
H. Thrasher
Don’t Get Down About Nagging Side Pains Ad
An old newspaper health ad warns readers away from dangerous drugs and promotes Cream of Nujol as a harmless bowel cleanse. It claims the product removes intestinal poisons, does not cause griping, and costs a few cents daily. A bottle lasts over two weeks and is described as delicious to take.
Who Deserves Highest Salaries in America
A Salvation Army poll of 260 respondents asks who deserves the highest salaries in American business. Roosevelt leads with 185 votes, followed by Babe Ruth at 140, with Al Smith at 12 and several others including Dempsey and former Mayor McKee tied at 5 each.
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New York
Gold Dust Lodge
Salvation Army
President Roosevelt
Babe Ruth
al Smith
Jack Dempsey
McKee
Herbert Hoover
Charles M. Schwab
Henry Ford
Joe E. Brown
Stanley reports arrest an hour on oil charges
Longview report states proration violators have been apprehended at roughly hourly intervals over the last day. E N Stanley, head of proration enforcement for the state railroad commission, said injunctions would be sought in district court at Austin against each violator. Agricultural use of explosives is a new subject taught by Alabama Polytechnic Institute extension service to farmers.
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Stanley
Longview
O.S
E. N. Stanley
State Railroad Commission
Austin
Alabama Polytechnic Institute Extension Service
City Park Replaces Trees to Observe Arbor Day
Amarillo officials replace dead trees in city parks as Arbor Day is observed. About 60 new trees are planted by the forestry department while a proclamation by Mayor Ross D. Rogers urges citizens to observe the day. Ten thousand trees planted two years ago by schoolchildren in the city section park are thriving, watered by lake irrigation.
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Amarillo
Forestry Department
Ross D. Rogers
City Section
Mellon returns home recalls his banker's methods
Pittsburgh March 22 Andrew W. Mellon returns as private citizen after 12 years in public service on his 78th birthday. His business empire dwarfs many rivals with assets above 3 billion in 1933 terms. He plans advisory role for two years. His loan style finds vision and discipline in applicants, urging larger capital to match their plans and follow through.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew W. Mellon
Mellon
the Treasury
Mr. Mellon
Attic Safety Vault Is Looted In Detroit
DETROIT March 22 When banks closed Palace Bowling League members feared their $585 prize money was tied up. Treasurer Harry G. Thompson revealed it was safe in his attic strong box. Thieves later stole the prize money despite the disclosure.
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Detroit
Palace Bowling League
Harry G. Thompson
Thompson
Schoolgirl to Build St. Louis Waterfront Community House
A 16-year-old high school girl, Ruth Haven, plans to build a community house for residents of a shack district along the St. Louis waterfront using money she earned last summer as a social service worker. The project aims to create a named, lasting home for local families.
Ruth L Hornby plans community programs in Paris house
Its builder Ruth L Hornby outlines cooking classes kindergarten talks by health experts and a lending library at her residence. She schedules biweekly dinner parties for everybody and Saturday hikes for children to sites in St Louis contends. Her working costume features overalls and heavy gloves. Madame Francois Coty showcases an unusual evening gown in red and pink tones made of sheer mousse line with cascading flounces from hip to hem in pale to bright shades.
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Ruth L. Hornby
St. Louis
Paris
Madame Prancois Coty
Woman coal yard owner proves her mettle in East St Louis
Mrs Libbie E Roth runs a wholesale and retail coal business and serves as one of East St Louis four official weighers. She handles orders personally and even shovels coal, proving that a woman can manage a full coal yard without losing her composure or pride in her work.
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East ST. Louis
Libbie E. Roth
Roth
Poland to Send Writers to Congress of Women
Poland will be represented at the International Congress of Women in Chicago from July 16 to 22 with a delegation largely of women writers. Mary Sapyvko, a novelist, serves as secretary and the exhibit will feature books and magazines produced and edited by Polish women.
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Washington
Poland
International Congress of Women
Chicago
National Council of Women
Mary Sapyvko
Robbery verdict awaited in Savoy Hotel case
Gilford Adams, 24, charged with robbery of the Savoy Hotel in Texarkana on January 26, awaited today the verdict after a jury began deliberations last night. Adams was arrested in Abilene, Texas in February and returned to Texarkana.
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Texarkana
Ark
Gilford Adams
Adams
Abilene
Tex
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