G O P Heads Here in Rally in Amarillo
Republicans of the Panhandle and Amarillo rally in Amarillo featuring a luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel and a regional conference. Na irl Committeeman R. B. Creager leads a state tour with a group of state leaders to build a two party Texas government. Col. T. P. Lee Capt. J. F. Lucey Leonard Withington and S FE Fish attend and toast Creager at the luncheon.
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Air Features Tonight
Radio listings reveal a packed schedule of orchestras singers and ensembles across stations from WEAT to KDKA and WOR. Notable names include Chauncey Re Parsons tenor Annette Hanshaw soloist and the Foresters with multiple network broadcasts spanning New York Newark Chicago and Milwaukee.
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Notable Hospitals Urge Care for Mothers and Babies
Arthur Brisbane discusses National Hospital Day and Hoover’s call for better hospital care for poor children and lonely mothers. He recalls early childbirth risks, midwives, and the shift to antiseptic practice led by surgeons with Holmes cited for warning doctors.
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Day in Congress Shows Senate Census Reapportionment Action
Senate takes up census reapportionment proposal while the House continues general debate on the tariff bill. House Ways and Means Republicans hear suggestions for changes in tariff schedules. Senate irrigation committee considers a bill to aid agricultural development in the South. Griggs ambulance. Phone 4311.
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Former Texas Governor Joseph D. Sayers Dies at 89
Joseph Draper Sayers longtime Texas governor 1899 1903 dies at 89 in Austin while serving on the state pardon board under Gov Dan Moody. Confederate veteran scholar and beloved leader known for humanitarianism and public service. Born in Grenada Mississippi 1861 Bastrop Military Institute student before Civil War service.
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Hoover names Dwight F. Davis governor of the Philippines
President Hoover has selected Dwight F. Davis of St. Louis, former Secretary of War, to be governor of the Philippine Islands. The appointment will be formally announced at the White House within a day or two, according to diplomatic circles.
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Shamrock Youth Given Five Year Suspended Sentence
Leon Tedder a 22 year old Shamrock farm youth pleaded guilty to forgery in district court this morning and received a five year suspended sentence. He formerly worked in Amarillo and forged a $20 check on his employer.
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Vet Bureau Probe To Be Launched
A special commission directed by President Hoover will survey the Veterans Bureau the pension bureau and related federal agencies handling veterans affairs from all wars. The effort aims to review government relations and operations affecting veterans nationwide.
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Grand Jury May Act On Woman Slaying Today
No indictments were returned at noon by the grand jury investigating the slaying of Mrs Grace Morrison of Plainview in front of a downtown hotel Monday night. Mrs L P Stallworth and her mother in law Mrs E M Stallworth remained jailed in Potter county. Action was expected later that afternoon and bond would not be sought until after the grand jury rules. Relatives of the Stallworths arrived from Fort Worth and visited the women. no statements were made.
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Sinclair Chairman Re elected At Oil Board Meeting
New York May 15 Harry F Sinclair serving a jail sentence for contempt of the Senate was re elected chairman of the board of directors of the Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation at the annual stockholders meeting today.
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S J Cole to Attend Grain Rate Hearing
S J Cole will attend the oral hearing of the general grain rate investigation in Washington DC on May 27. He will argue for lowering the Texas rate to the New Mexico line and west to California, decided by the traffic department of the Board of City Development yesterday at the Amarillo Hotel.
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Brake testing note for Cowdrey Brake device
Louis H. Smith at 210 W 6th seeks brake equalization on Cowdrey Brake testing machine. Draft request appears incomplete with location and action details. Further specifics needed to finalize.
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Rival Wives opens in The Globe serial by Anne Austin
The Globe launches Anne Austin's serial Rival Wives on Monday promising romance domestic intrigue and adventure. Readers are urged to not miss the first chapter as it will hook them for the rest.
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Becky Rogers Trial May Be Further Delayed
LA GRANGE Texas May 16 The trial of Mrs Rebecca Bradley Rogers for robbery of Farmers National Bank at Buda in 1927 stalled as 40 salesmen failed to yield a single juror Seven jurors had been chosen Judge M C Jeffrey warned of a venue change if a jury could not be completed today Of the 90 talesmen examined 11 were excused before questioning most disqualified themselves by bias two could not read English and two were not landowners John Brugger Joyner farmer survived questioning but the state challenged him
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Prohibition Violator Plea Guilty as Docket Finishes
The U S criminal docket closed with two guilty pleas. Clifford Brown fined 500 dollars on Prohibition Act violation with two year probation. Tom Willie received a suspended five year sentence for Harrison Narcotic Act violation with probation officer named.
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Louisiana Man Visits Helium Plant
John L. Henney of Lake Charles, a consulting engineer and former sulfur-miles supervisor, toured a helium plant this morning. He supports Chamber of Commerce style city development funded by taxes and plans to learn more at the plant visit. Louis H. Smith listed as address in 210 W. 6th.
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Amarillo airport ready for operation with hangar and fueling
Amarillo’s municipal airport is ready for operation with a large hangar and completed lighting and power. Runways await asphalt topping but the field is open for day landings and takeoffs with pilot notification required for night arrivals. Western Air Express shows interest pending contract details. other airlines negotiating with the city.
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Cleveland Clinic blast leaves dozens dead in hospital disaster
A series of explosions and a fire at the Cleveland Clinic Hospital on May 15 killed at least 75 people and injured many more. Bodies were taken to Mount Sinai Huron Road and Charity hospitals as crews battled flames and evacuated patients.
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New Rail Line to Pampa Opens Connecting Clinton Branch
The Santa Fe began operation of its Clinton Oklahoma Western today linking Pampa to Cheyenne 82 miles apart. Frank Kell of Wichita Falls helped finance with $50,000 from Pampa citizens. The line shortens travel to Oklahoma and spurs townsite development at Mobeetie Allison Conrad Reydon and Laketon.
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Cheyenne
Threatened Break at Levee Near White Oak
A general alarm summoned all available workers in Kennett Missouri to the main levy along the St Francis River near White Oak as a crevasse threatened. A break could flood about 10000 acres of rich farmland.
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Mexican Boy Fined Fifty Dollars in Assault Case
Melquiades Garazey a Mexican youth pleaded guilty to aggravated assault after a trial began and was fined fifty dollars. The minor girl witness refused to testify and the district attorney’s office recommended a one year jail term. Moore Wilson and Lee P. Pierson were appointed to defend him.
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