Hindenburg set for North American cruise with 50 aboard
Final tests completed as the Hindenburg is pronounced ready for its first North American voyage. The ship carries 50 passengers and a large mail cargo, with extra hydrogen, two and a half tons of food, and a full passenger list including Sir Hubert Wilkins, Lady Wilkins, Father Paul Schulte, Karl Ritter, Commander Leeds, and Lord Mayor Fritz Krebs. Eckener will be aboard and Captain Lehmann will command.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Lakehurst
N. J
Berlin
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Explorer
Lady Wilkins
Paul Schulte
Karl Ritter
German Foreign Office
U. S
William B. Leeds
Leeds
Fritz Krebs
Frankfort- Am-Main
Foot Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Corns and Feet
Sufferers are urged to try Tee Mint to dull pain, remove hard or soft corns, and lift callouses. The ad claims cooling relief with no skin irritation, prevents odors, and suits those who stand or wear high heels. Druggists stock Tee Mint for tired, burning feet.
Bremen at sea to reach New York Friday after late talk
A brief exchange between Captain Lehmann of the Hindenburg and Commodore Ziegenbein of the Bremen occurred at sea. The Bremen, en route to New York, is due to arrive Friday with the expected conversation window from 10 PM to midnight local time.
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Lehmann
Hindenburg
Ziegenbein
Bremen
New York
Bartholomew seeks Freddie custody in Los Angeles
Mrs Lillian Bartholomew renews her bid for custody of 12 year old actor Freddie. She asks the superior court to abrogate guardianship by his aunt Miss Myllicent Bartholomew, reasserting the petition previously denied on April 22 with minor technical points.
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Los Angeles
Lillian Bartholomew
Freddie
Amarillo High seniors stage Skidding Friday night
The Amarillo High School senior play Skidding portrays a middle class family in turmoil as love politics and domestic troubles collide Father runs for district judge Marian the daughter wrestles love and career Aunt Milly and Grandpa Hardy anchor the family while Mother Hardy rebels Grandpas wedding gift and marital insight frame a humorous yet poignant drama audiences will relish The play blends humor with pathos and a sunny philosophy
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Amarillo High School
Marian
Wayne Trenton
Mother Hardy
Milly
Andy Hardy
Grandpa Hardy
Grandma
Texas Democrats Unite Behind Roosevelt Garner Ticket
Delegates from Texas counties prepare for the state convention in San Antonio on May 26 as harmony dominates county meetings. Roosevelt Garner support seen in most slates with minority opponents excluded. some regions note party rivalry with Republicans.
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Associated Press
Texas
Roosevelt
Garner
John Henry Kirby
Vance Muse
Allen Shepherd
Harris County
Joe Bailey Humphreys
Crockett City
Houston County
Fort Worth
Tarrant County
Elliott Roosevelt
Dallas
Roosevelt-Garner
Allred
Wichita County
James V. Allred
Beaumont
Houston
Elks Leader Seeks Parking Limit Extension on Fifth
Perry Pearson exalted ruler of the Elks and BE M Blackburn urged the city to extend the one hour parking limit from Fillmore to Fifth Avenue between Fillmore and Pierce Streets. Mayor Rogers asked for a written petition to be filed for consideration. Pearson pledged to present the petition.
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Fifth Avenue
Fillmore
Pierce Streets
Perry Pearson
Murderesses Cry in Chicago Jail Routine Says Matron
In Cook County Jail Mrs Kennedy, matron for 25 years, describes how murder suspects react after arrest. She recalls over 100 inmates, noting they first cry for days, then settle into daily chores, then primp and finally pray. Husbands’ killers are often efficient workers, accustomed to housework. The observed sequence remains consistent across inmates.
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Chicago
Mary Kennedy
Cook County
Enlistment in CCC Continues
Amarillo and Panhandle youths eligible for CCC service may enroll as the enlistment period is extended until May 15, per Mrs. Virginia Woodley Potter County relief supervisor. Texas has been given an addi-
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Virginia Woodley
Potter County
Texas
CCC
Woodley
Civilian Conservation Corps
Texas Relief Commission
WPA
The
Resettlement Administration
Two Paul Ellises In Amarillo Share City Home
Two men named Paul Ellis claim Amarillo as home. One was sentenced in Fort Worth federal court to two years in Leavenworth. The other Ellis remains active as secretary treasurer of the American Pipe and Junk Company and the American Auto Wrecking Company, with friends calling to bid him farewell.
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Paul Ellis
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Leavenworth
American Pipe and Junk Company
American Auto Wrecking Company
City defers rezoning petition on 200 08 Thirty-sixth Ave
Due to protests, the city commission last night put off action on R. L. Thompson's petition to rezone the 200 08 Thirty-sixth Avenue property from residential to retail. Protester Miss Ida Lindsey spoke before the commission.
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City Commission
Thirty-sixth Avenue
R. L. Thompson
Street Light Petition Referred to City Manager
Property owners last night petitioned the city commission for a street light at Lipscomb Street and Twenty-first Avenue. The petition was referred to city manager H. R. Smith for action.
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City Commission
Lipscomb Street
Twenty-first Avenue
H. R. Smith
Botanist explains why weeds never die
Chicago May 6 A Northwestern University botanist Prof Oliver Duggins after studying 100 common American weed types concludes weeds are here to stay Deep roots let them survive winter broad soil tolerance long flowering and seed dispersal enable dominance driving out neighbors and showing climate indifference
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Chicago
U.P
Northwestern University
Oliver Duggins
1930 annual distributed at La Airosa high school
The 1936 La Airosa annual, with a gold and black cover, is being distributed at the high school. The issue highlights staff, sponsors, and features a dedication to a history teacher who died, with pages devoted to football queen June Callahan and popular students Mary Tom Morgan and John Denton.
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Mary Tom Morgan Fdstor
LA Airosa
Mary Tom Morgan
Mary Alice Burnett
June Manning
Jim Rogers
Zoula Nunn
Lingo Platter
Marie Jenkins
Margie McSwain
Billie Burke
Peggy Ruth Elson
Maxine Jordan
Harry Neuhardt
Buster Vaughan
John Oden
Lee Renick
Wade Holman, Jr
Bert McCullough, Jr
Claude Gray
Mary Vivian Cecil
J. N. Browning
la Alrosa
Vara Davis Shinn
June Callahan
John Denton
Proclamations Ordered for Clean-Up Drive and Golden Rule Week
City commission minutes record two proclamations issued by Mayor Ross Rogers. One designates observance of a clean-up campaign and the other calls for Golden Rule Week as instituted by Kiwanians, to be observed citywide.
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City Commission
Ross Rogers
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FE. M. Williams
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Co. C. Bridges
Hulme
Pampa
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Borger
R. EB
Henley
Shamrock
Grady Mitchell
Tulsa
Rex Riggs
Plainview
Greenwood
Houston, Texas
Texas Demos
Pierce
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Delay Commission
36Th Avenue
Crab Orchard
Kentucky
A.M.5
Division of National Distillers
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Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Conoco Travel Bureau
Denver
Colo
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