Accused Robbery of Miller Pharmacy in San Jacinto
Ed Summers and A M Morrison faced charges of robbery with firearms for the Miller Pharmacy holdup on West Sixth Avenue in San Jacinto around March 10. Sheriff Bill Thompson said Miller Pharmacy owners identified them and Morrison made a statement. about $20 was taken. Summers was previously indicted for a separate robbery of O W Mowdy. Morrison is held by police.
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Ed Summers
A. M. Morrison
Miller Pharmacy
West Sixth Avenue
San Jacinto
Bill Thompson
Summers
O. W. Mowdy
Sheriff's Department
Morrison
Thompson
College dean to speak at nurses class graduation
Graduation exercises for the nurses training school of the Northwest Texas Hospital will be held tonight at 8 in the First Christian Church. Four girls comprise the outgoing class. Mrs. Geraldine Green, dean of women at West Texas State Teachers College, will deliver the principal address. Diplomas and pins will be presented by Dr. S. P. Vineyard. Dr. Guy Owens will greet the class. Graduates are Lillian Marie Story Electra Elizabeth Kent Electra Lorene Maxwell Clovis N M Arcille Shelton Paris.
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Nurses Training School
Northwest Texas Hospital
First Christian Church
Geraldine Green
West Texas State Teachers College
Electra
Lorene Maxwell
Clovis
N. M
Arcille Shelton
Paris
Cart Wheel Hats Return for Summer Styles
Paris fashion notes celebrate the return of cart wheel hats with summer chiffons and trailing skirts. The hats echo early century capelines in softer straw and offer versatile styling from beach to garden party and tailored looks. Ribbons and flowers reappear, with printed silk swathes gaining appeal as Jeanne Lanvin showcases cape lines for evening wear.
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Alice Langelier
International
Paris
Jeanne Lanvin
Large hats and cart wheel styles in early fashion note
The article describes large hats with short fronts and long backs, featuring bakou and bakey materials, georgette prints, and grosgrain ribbons. It highlights tallien inspired black and gray grounds, Italian straw with natural tones, and lace crowns fitting snugly. Enchanting effect noted as wide brims tilt slightly.
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Patou
Tallien
Bakou
Georgette
Lewis
Panhandle News Briefs Highlight Travel Changes and Local Events
F. Thomas of Magnolia Petroleum becomes general supervisor for Panhandle stations. Edward Sullivan of J. S. Belt Helium returns from Los Angeles via Western Air Express, flying 7000 miles during a stormy four day journey that included Grand Canyon and the petrified forest. Lambie Construction reports start of school projects at Pleasant Valley and Buchanan Street Schools. Local fishing at Cheyenne Club yields 20 bass. Ample notes: Gober family trip to Cheyenne Club, Robertson & Co. in Chicago, Miller duo in Denver for medical care, E. G. Martin, ex-Amarilloan, now Acme Brick division sales manager in Wichita Falls, and Olmatead registered at Edgewater Beach Hotel Chicago.
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Edward Sullivan
J. S. Belt Helium Company
Los Angeles
Western Air Express
Mr. Sullivan
Fokker
Kingman
Albuquerque
Holbrook
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Painted Desert
Petrified Forest
Sullivan
Johnny Myers, Jr
Berlin
Germany
E. G. Martin
Captain Black Sole Survivor Of Fatal Crash
Captain Percy G. Black of the eighth Field Artillery was the sole survivor after an airplane collision at Langley Field Virginia. The crash killed Lieut. Col. Phra Aivera of the Siamese Air Corps and Lieut. Robert J. Brown Jr of the US Army Air Corps. Lieutenant Aivera died instantly.
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Langley Field
Percy G. Black
Eighth Field Artillery
Phra Aivera
Siamere Air Corps
Robert J. Brown, Jr
US 8
A. Air Corps
Amara
Three Die In Attempt To Land Plane
In Downington Pennsylvania a 27 year old pilot Car Van Leer from Glen Loch and two passengers Norman Donnelly of West Chester and Robert Stanford of Fraser died when the aircraft stalled during a dead stick landing from about 1000 feet.
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Associated Press
Downington
Here
van Leer
Glen Loch
Norman Donnelly
West Chester
Robert Stanford
Fraser
Seaplane Collision Kills Pilot at Langley Field
A seaplane piloted by Brown collided with an observation land plane carrying Brown and Black, locking wings before both aircraft fell 200 feet. Brown died an hour later at Langley Field hospital, while Black sustained a broken left arm a broken wrist and severe head injuries.
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Brown
Black
Langley Field
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Ottawa
Canada
Public Ledger
Cart Wheel
F. Thomas
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Panhandle Territory
Lambie Construction Company
Pleasant Valley
Buchanan Street
Fay Gober
van Buren Street
U. S
H. V. Robertson and
H. F. Louder
H. V. Robertson and Company
Chicago
BE. W. Miller
Denver
Mr. Miller
KE. F. Olmatead
Carolina Street
Edgewater Beach
North Shore
Maurice Chevalier
Big Pond
White Mountain
Lic
Federal
Polk
News-Globe
Sears, Roebuck
Aristo
Rafe
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Pork Sts
Amarillo, Texas
Troy Laundry Kids
Troy
Panhandle Floral Co., Inc
A. Alenius
F. B. Pendergraft
Jarett
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