California Seeks Relief From Widespread Floods
United Press reports California face relief as storms ease and rivers drop within days. Two deaths confirmed. Sacramento deaths include Zacharias Parker. Floodwaters devastate North Sacramento. Cloverdale stalled rescue efforts. roads and rails disrupted. hundreds homeless. relief workers mobilized from Santa Paula region.
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United Press
San Francisco
of California
Zacharias Parker
Sacramento
Stanislaus River
Cloverdale
Santa Paula
Jungle Still Rides Trail of Rebel Leader
Marines believe General Augustino Sandino may elude pursuit as the rainy season nears jungle fighting. Bomb drops from aircraft are their only potential method to end his camp, given his movement and hidden headquarters. Sergeant Edward F. Rowe of Malden Mass. was slightly wounded at Condega when a rebel fired from the jungle.
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Ciated
Managua
Nicaragua
Augustino Sandino
Sandino
Edward F. Rowe
Malden
Mass
Condega
Associated Press
Waynesville
N. C
Allen Fie
Gorda Bradley
Maggie
Here
Fie
Missing flier believed dead in mountains
Arnold F. Sullivan of Beverly Massachusetts is missing after engine trouble forced a crash near Beaver Pennsylvania ten days ago. He departed for Boston intending to cross the mountains to point the plane north. Authorities, warned by relatives, fear he crashed in the rugged terrain and a search is under way.
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Associated Press
Beaver
Pennsylvania
Arnold F. Sullivan
Beverly
Mass
Sullivan
Boston
Oklahoma probes ordered in Creek county politics
Governor Johnston appointed Judge E B Hughes to lead an inquiry into Creek county officials, superseding the attorney general who government sources say is to investigate County School Superintendent Oliver H Aikin. Hughes appointment copied for Dabney. In Okfuskee county two flogging probes opened into Dewey Webb 27 who reported deputies whipped him for a confession.
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Y United Press
Oklahoma City
Creek County
Johnston
E. B. Hughes
Sapulpa
Hughes
Dabney
Oliver H. Aikin
Aikin
United Press
Okemah
Okla
Dewey Webb
Okfuskee County
Mabel Bassett
Commissioner of Charities and Corrections
Webb
Eugene Catlett
Missouri GOP Back Lowden At National Convention
Missouri delegates to the Republican national convention adopted a resolution endorsing Frank O Lowden for the presidential nomination. The vote carried more than two to one and is regarded as morally binding while he remains a candidate. Missouri will have 39 voting strength at Kansas City with two delegates from each of 16 districts and seven at large.
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Associated Press
ST. Joseph
Missouri
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Lowdon
Kansas City
Buckingham Palace in Spring House Cleaning
Buckingham Palace undergoes spring cleaning as Queen Mary and the housekeeper supervise turning out rooms. Special attention goes to the Belgian suite prepared for the King and Queen of Afghanistan during their three day state visit, with Empire furniture ornate fittings and Oriental carpets.
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Buckingham Palace
International
London
King George
Queen Mary
Bill
Afghanistan
Windsor Castle
Three fined in federal court. district attorney pays
In Wichita Falls Texas three defendants faced small fines with the District Attorney E Crippen covering the amounts. Lewis Patton of Vernon received a dime for a liquor charge Rex Hood of Vernon paid a 10 cent liquor fine and William Mayfield of Wichita Falls was fined six cents.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
E. Crippen
Lewis Patton
Vernon
Rex Hood
William Mayfield
Gilvin Dinner Honors Mr Woodley of Shreveport
Mr and Mrs Will D Gilvin entertained at the Amarillo Athletic club in honor of Mr Jack Woodley of Shreveport La now a student in Terrell school Dallas He visited during spring vacation with his sister Mrs Don S Marsalis and Dr Marsalis Pink and green blossoms adorned the table as Easter girls attended the event.
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Jack Woodley
Shreveport
Terrell School
Dallas
Don 8. Marsalis
Marsalis
Will D. Gilvin
Amarillo Athletic Club
Urge Aid in Development of Lake Amarillo
City landscape engineer Dave French urged Amarillo residents to join the City League and actively support Lake Amarillo development. He said the lake site could become a premier Panhandle playground attracting visitors from hundreds of miles. Bob Ames, president of the City League, presided as membership reports were given by W. W. Flenniken, A. A. Meredith, and Ray Edinburg.
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Amarillo Lake
Amarillo
Cily League
Dave French
Will H. Dily Conservation League
Panhandle
Mr. French
Bob Ames
City League
W. W. Flenniken
A. A. Meredith
Ray Edinburg
Park Board Report Likely Tonight at City Meeting
City commissioners may receive a park board report this evening. A 538 page building code may be submitted for emergency passage. Officials have taken turns over the past weeks reading and revising the new ordinances.
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Park Board
City Park Board
Arizona Democrats Jump On Al Smith Bandwagon
Arizona Democrats align with Al Smith as twelve delegates, uninstructed but favorable to Smith, are named by the state central committee to represent Arizona at the national Democratic convention in Houston.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
al Smith
State Central Committee
New York
Houston
Wedding Reception Place Cards Mentioned
The article notes shades of pink and green used as place favors and states after the dinner bridge and music provided diversion. It lists attendees including Miss Virginia Gaddis, Mr. Jack Woodley, Miss Agnes Harshey, Mr. Edgar Wilson, Dr. and Mrs. Don Marsalis, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Weatherby, and the hosts.
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Virginia Gaddis
Jack Woodley
Agnes Harshey
Edgar Wilson
Don
Marsalis
Bryan Weatherby
Miss Meyer to Be Presented in Recital
Miss Elizabeth Meyer daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Meyer will present a piano recital Friday evening at the Amarillo College of Music at 8 o clock She studies with Lila Austin Meyer and will be assisted by Miss Ruby Hutchinson violinist The program will be broadcast by WDAG from 8 to 9 o clock Residents are invited Also Mrs FE Granberry and daughter Elizabeth and Bob Johnson have returned from a two weeks trip to San Antonio Austin Fort Worth and Dallas
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Elizabeth Meyer
A. E. Meyer
Amarillo
FE. F. Granberry
Elizabeth Granberry
Bob Johnson
San Antonio
Austin
Fort Worth
Dallas
Examinations for teachers certificates set for April 6 7
Examinations for teachers certificates will be held April 6 and 7 according to Miss Laura V Hanner county superintendent of schools. The piece also notes various local visits and movements including Mrs Audrey Fowler joining Mariton alteration shop and several residents traveling or visiting in nearby towns.
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Laura V. Hanner
Audrey Fowler
Mariton
Tex Thornton
Wichita Falls
Willbanks
Dalhart
Mildred Hughes
Borger
Ellen Harper
B. Ford
T. BE. Swan Company
Dallas
Fred Ballew
Clarendon
W. W.ballew
Pete Casky
Lubbock
Otis Theatt
Superior Products Company
C. B. Redman
Levi T. Wilson
Spearman
Clinton
Georgia Simms
Local travelers visit Plainview and Dorger on business
Rensburg Missouri natives passed through yesterday enroute to Plainview on business. A N Zumwalt of Ardmore has been in town a week for business. Mrs J Wilson ill with flu at 610 East Twelfth Street. E H Tatum of Denton with Federal Land Loan company spending days in the city on business. Frane Dyche spending the day in Dorger on business.
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Rensburg
Missouri
Plainview
A. N. Zumwalt
Ardmore
Nejcountatt
J. Wilson
East Twelfth Street
E. H. Tatum
Denton
Federal Land Loan Company
Frane Dyche
Dorger
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California
Oklahoma
Lowden
Mrs. Gilvin
Mr. Woodley
Lake Amarillo
Miss Meyer
Castoria
Fletcher
Hlelchers
Castoun
Greer’s Department Store
4Th and Polk Streets
van Camp
10Th ST
Lincoln St
M System
Washington Burbanks
Milk van Camp’s
Pearl Libby
Bartlett
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk
Ripe Olives Curtis
Catsup van Camp’s
Pt. Tin
Delii
Kipper Herring
King Oscar
Clecquat Club
PEP Kellogg’s
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