France Leads Davis Cup Final as Bell Faces Borotra in Singles
In New York on March 25, the Winter Davis Cup sees France leading two to one after doubles. Borotra and Boussus beat Lott and Van Ryn in straight sets 7-5 6-4 6-4, giving France the margin for victory. Berkeley Bell to meet Borotra in one singles match. Shields favored over Boussus.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
France
Jean Borotra
Berkeley Bell
Vico
Frank X. Shields
Borotra
Christian Boussus
Boussus
George Lott, Jr
John van Ryn
Longhorns to Meet Montreal Royals in Brenham
The University of Texas baseball team prepares to face the Montreal Royals of the International League in Brenham after a resounding win over the Houston Buffs. De Lafuente pitched for UT and Bloebaum debuted as the catcher while UT hitters connected well with three Buff pitchers.
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United Press
Austin
Houston Buffs
University of Texas Baseball Nine
Brenham
Montreal Royals
Buffs
Longhorns
de Lafuente
Bloebaum
Santone Indians Prepare for Chisox
The San Antonio Indians practiced in anticipation of the game with the Chicago White Sox after a 7 to 3 loss to the New York Giants at League Park. Lee Stebbins and Bernie De Vivieros led the offense with three hits in four appearances, and De Vivieros made a strong defensive contribution. Ted Blankenship and Tom Estell pitched for the visitors and impressed moderately.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
San Antonio Indians
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
League Park
Lee Stebbins
Bernie de Vivieros
de Vivieros
Ted Blankenship
White Sox
Tom Estell
Negro woman and gun victim disagree on shooting case
Doris Jackson, 25, admits firing in self defense after a man, Sam Childress, claims he shot himself accidentally in an alley near Twenty first Avenue and Hughes Street. Childress, hospitalized with two bullet wounds, says the shooting was not intentional.
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Doris Jackson
Sam Childress
Childress
St. Anthony's Hospital
Twenty-first Avenue
Hughes Street
Willie's comeback flair lights up Miami four ball win
Willie MacFarlane, the tall Scotch pro, rekindles form in Miami to co top victory with Wilfy Cox over Sarazen and Farrell. The veteran, noted for eye troubles and teaching, recalls Worcester 1925 and mirrors his easy precise style.
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Willie MacFarlane
Bobby Jones
Worcester
Willie
Miami
Wilfy Cox
Gere Sarazen
Johnny Farrell
Macfarlane
Jones
Mac Smith
Fights Last Night Associated Press Report
Chicago bout saw Chuck Hefner of Denver win on points over My Sullivan from St Paul. Willie Oster of Boston KO'd Tait Littman of Milwaukee. Pete Lusky of Scranton outpointed Haakon Hansen of Norway. Del Fontaine of Winnipeg defeated Ray Tramblie of Rockford on points. Rosy Rosales of Cleveland and Charley Belanger of Winnipeg fought to a draw in Portland Oregon.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chuck Hefner
Denver
My Sullivan
St. Paul
Willie Oster
Boston
Tait Littman
Milwaukee
Pete Lusky
Scranton
Haakon Hansen
Norway
Indianapolis
del Fontaine
Winnipeg
Ray Tramblie
Rockford
Ill
Portland
Ore
Rosy Rosales
Cleveland
Charley Belanger
Drew
Experts Show Terrace Work on Farm Here
Nearly fifty farmers from Potter and Randall Counties gathered at the Charles Damier farm five miles east of the city for a terracing demonstration. Experts from Fort Worth & Denver railroad, the Federal Land Bank of Houston and Texas A and M College supervised methods to conserve moisture and boost yields. The event followed a terracing school at the Potter County courthouse with lunch by Amarillo National Farm Loan Association. Tractors and gear were provided by Panhandle Sales Company, Potter County commissioners court, Creekmore Implement, John Deere Implement, and Byron Gist.
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Potter
Randall Counties
Charles Dammier
Fort Worth & Denver Railroad
Federal Land Bank of Houston
Texas A. & M. College
Pogter County
J. Neely
Amarillo National Farm Loan Association
Panhandle Sales Company
Commissioners Court of
Potter County
Creekmore Implement Company
John Deere Implement Company
Byron Gist
Orange from Cuba Passed Down Through Generations
An orange 87 years old remains well preserved in Clarksdale owned by Mrs. J H Parish. Brought from Cuba in 1844 it was given to a sick child who died and the fruit was kept and handed down.
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Clarksdale, Misa
J. H. Parish
Cuba
Greatest Victory Since Suffrage Hailed Citizenship Bill
Washington reports the Cable bill grants American citizenship to women married to foreigners, closing a nine year fight led by National Woman's Party figures including Muna Lee Alice Paul Maud Younger Burnita Shelton Matthews O H P Belmont and Doris Stevens. Representative John L Cable secured the measure in Congress.
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Sue McNamara
Associated Press
Washington
National Woman's Party
Muna Lee
Mississippi
Luis Munoz Matin
Porto Rico
Bureau of International Relations
University of Porto Rico
Alice Paul
United States
Maud Younger
Burnita Shelton Matthews
O. H. P. Belmont
Woman's Party
Doris Stevens
John L. Cable
Ohio
Congress
Building material firms back Clean-Up and Paint-Up drive
Amarillo merchants join a city campaign praising the Clean-Up and Paint-Up effort. They highlight the 10 000 trees planted by the City Commission and future park improvements as proof of the plan’s value and endorse beautification of homes and gardens.
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Amarillo
Garden Club promotes home and garden beauty in Amarillo
The article highlights the Garden Club and its members efforts to share advice on flowers shrubs and lawn care in Amarillo. It notes spring home beautification through carefully chosen lawn furniture fences yard furniture and decor and suggests civic groups support the preservation of attractive residential areas as a community standard.
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Garden Club
Amarillo
Amarillo Delegation Returns From Austin Gas Tax Talks
Four Amarillo figures led by Chamber of Commerce Manager C. V. Vernon returned from Austin after a conference with state representatives on the natural gas tax levy approved by the House. The Amarillo group stayed to handle additional bills affecting the Panhandle and Vernon said the delegation also met with Governor Ross during the trip.
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C. V. Vernon
Chamber of Commerce
W. IL Puqua
First National Bank
Avery Rush
National Bank of Commerce
Ray Johnson
Austin
Panhandle
Vernon
Amarillo
Gov
Ross
Pre-Easter Revival Opens at Polk Street Church
The Polk Street Methodist Church presents the first pre Easter revival sermon series by Dr. Ira F. Key tonight at 7 45 with a 20 minute organ program by Rev. Joe Strother of Avocea formerly church organist. The sermon topic is Plumbing the Depths of Sin With Jesus.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Ira F. Key
Joe Strother
Avocea
Polk Street Church
Jesus
Morgan Beats Goldie Hess by Decision in Go
Seattle fighter Ted Morgan won the California lightweight title at the Olympic Auditorium last night, taking a 10 round decision over Goldie Hess of Redondo Beach, California.
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Morgan
Goldie Hess
United Press
Los Angeles
Mar
Ted Morgan
Seattle
California
Olympic Auditorium
Redondo Beach
Calif
Tamales Delight Guests at Mexican Embassy Reception
Washington hosts a reception by Ambassador Marie Tellez of Mexico and Madame Tellez where genuine Mexican hot tamales were served in the embassy halls. The practice created a vivid ambiance with native delicacy reflected in the setting and food.
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Washington
Mexico
Marie Tellez
Madame Telle
Governor’s cordial reception for Panhandle visitors
Sterling notes the governor was most cordial to Panhandle visitors during a recent tour, highlighting a collaborative atmosphere and positive engagement with local leaders.
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Sterling
Panhandle
Visiora
Texas Christian University Basketball Team Earns Varsity Letters
All men on the thin years cham pion Texas Christian University basketball squad were awarded varsity letters.
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Texas Christian Universit
Gem Micromatic Blade Gains Sharpness Through New Steel
Advances in machinery and steel production yield the Gem Micromatic Blade with a sharper, longer lasting edge. The blade uses new surgical steel eliminating blade edges saw teeth and fits Gem razors. The U S Government granted patents 1,789,280 and 1,773,614 protecting buyers from inferior blades.
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U. S
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