Belmon t Stakes hopes shift for Clyde Van Dusen
United Press reports Clyde Van Dusen, a Derby winner now gelded, will likely skip the Belmont due to eligibility and target the American Classic at Chicago with Panchio and others. Naishapur, Dr. Freeland, Jack High, Twink, and Blue Larkspur loom as Belmont contenders. Rain cooled Van Dusen’s odds before post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Louisville
Clyde van Dusen
H. P. Gardiner
Chicago
Panchio
Blue Larksp
Scientist and son missing after Chesapeake Bay storm
Carey V. Hodgson, senior scientist and Assistant Chief of Geodesy at the Coast and Geodetic Survey, and his ten-year-old son vanished after a canoe mishap off Bay Ridge Maryland in Chesapeake Bay. Seaplanes and naval academy forces searched through Sunday and resumed at dusk with little hope of survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Washington
Carey V. Hodgson
Division of Geodesy
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Bay Ridge
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Missing English fliers hunt continues in Timor Sea
The Timor Sea and northwestern Australia hide the fate of Flight Lieutenant J Moir and Flying Officer H Owen. They departed Bima in the Dutch East Indies for Port Darwin on Saturday. A searching plane covered 400 miles along the coast but found no trace. It is believed they may have had food for several days if forced to land.
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Associated P
Sydney
Peecess
Timor Sea
Australia
J. Moir
H. Owen
Bima
Sumbawa
Dutch’ East Indies
Port Darwin
East Texan
Pilot Hurt In Plane Fall Is Recovering
Lieutenant Edward Hertzberg, San Antonio reserve officer on active duty with the Ninetieth Aero Squadron at Galveston, recovering from injuries after yesterday’s crash which killed Corporal Archibald Bryant. The plane reportedly hopped, lost speed at about 200 feet, and nose dived. Bryant died instantly. his body awaits word from his brother in St. Louis, with efforts to reach his mother in Tampa.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Edward Hertzberg
San Antonio
Ninetieth Aero Squadron
Archibald Bryant
Bryant
Bernard Bryant
St. Louis
Tampa
Fla
Hoover Within Rights On Oil Plan Decision
Washington May 20 United Press reports two of three members of the Senate judiciary sub committee found President Hoover acted within his rights in issuing the order establishing the administration oil conservation policy. Senator King the author of the King resolution argues Congress holds sole power to regulate dispose of government lands. Hastings and Burton dissent claiming the 1920 oil leasing act gave the president discretionary powers to carry out its provisions.
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United Preas
Washington
Hoover
Senate Judiciary
King
Dem
Utah
Congress
Hastings
Republican
Delaware
Burton
Ohio
Man Surrenders in Slaying of Price
Allen Tanner surrendered to officers in Springs Texas and was charged with murder in the death of O E Price shot to death at Hills Store 16 miles west of Springs. Tanner says Price threatened to kill him and his wife prior to the shooting.
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Associated Press
Springs
Tex
Allen Tanner
O. E. Price
Hill
Here
Tanner
Price
Funeral for Dallas Lake Victim Today
Funeral services are held in Denton for Jesse Anderson 19 whose body was recovered from Lake Dallas after a fishing boat overturned last Monday. He was the son of Mr and Mrs A J Anderson.
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Denton
Texas
Jesse Anderson
Lake Dallas
A. J. Anderson
Houston to Third Place in Texas League Standings
The Houston Sports fall to third in the Texas league after a 3 to 4 loss to Wichita Falls. Shreveport’s Sports beat Waco Cubs 5 to 3 to move into second place, while San Antonio edged Dallas 5 to 3. Beaumont Exporters beat Fort Worth 5 to 0, as Jimmy Walkup starred with a standout day.
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Gayle Talbot, Jr
Associated Press
Alphonso and Gaston
Houston
Waco
Shreveport
Waco Cubs
Wichita Falls
Buffs
San Antonio
Dallas
Indians
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Cats
Jimmy Walkup
Jay Gould Worries Denver Reporters
Jay Gould, the eastern millionaire sportsman, faced prying Denver reporters during a May visit. He toured a pickle factory, placed a large order, and stayed at a local hotel while dodging questions about railroads, banks, and personal matters before finally confirming his identity.
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International News Service
Denver
Jay Gould
East
Gould
Unlucky 13 Held For Drunkenness in Amarillo
Amarillo police arrested 13 drunken individuals over the weekend, including three women. The quiet period also saw two men jailed for gaming, one for affray, and two for vagrancy.
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Amarillo
Housework sought by Amarillo widow from Clarendon
Mrs Winnie Hancock requests housework employment in Amarillo Texas. She has lived in Amarillo one month after coming from Clarendon and asks for any suitable work, preferably in a hotel. General Delivery, Amarillo, Texas.
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Tack
Amarillo
Clarendon
Winnie Hancock
Tex
Texas Medicos Hear Papers On Profession
At the Texas Medical Association annual convention in Brownsville about 1,500 delegates gathered for four days. Prominent speakers included Dr. Feliz Miller president, Dr. Joe E. Dildy president elect, and physicians from Brownwood Temple Waco San Antonio and Houston. Sunday many attendees spoke at valley church pulpits on public health service.
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United Press
Brownsville
Tex
The
Texas Medical Association
Texas
Feliz Miller
Joe E. Dildy
Brownwood
A. C. Scott
Temple
W. B. Russ
San
Soldier and Bride Die in Death Pact Aboard Ferry
A newlywed couple, Charles B. Canto and his 21 year old wife Jean, killed themselves on the Statue of Liberty ferry General Meigs as it began its day run. The wife claimed responsibility and absolved her husband, citing they could not live together and chose death.
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Associated Preas
New York
Charles B. Canto
Bedloes Island
Jean
Meigs
Belled cats to warn birds ends by due process
In Riverside Illinois, a new local law requires all cats to wear bells to prevent predation on birds after reports of rising bird deaths. Cats not wearing bells will be executed nine times to ensure enforcement.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Riverside
Ill
Lindbergh anniversary radio program on WJZ
New York listeners will hear a Lindbergh anniversary broadcast on WJZ tonight starting at 6 p m EST. The piece recalls the aviator’s Paris rise two years ago and features a toast to his air fame.
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Associated Press
New York
Paris
WJZ
Seven Die In Airplane Crashes Across Several States
Seven people were killed and eight injured in six separate airplane crashes Sunday. Major Joseph Noyes of Oklahoma City, a U S commerce inspector, and Frank Graves of Lowell Indiana were seriously hurt. Other fatalities occurred in Galveston Muskegon Calgary Pawhuska and a Roosevelt Field takeoff.
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Associated Press
Joseph Noyes
Oklahoma City
United States Department of Commerce
Illinois
Frank Graves
Lowell
Ind
Kankakee
Ill
Graves
Archibald Bryant
Ninetieth
U. 8
Air Corps
Hartberg
Galveston
Tex
Muskegon
Mich
George F. King
Morris R. Mellinger
King
Calgary Aero Club
Calgary
Alberta
N. E. Stevens
D. E. McCallum
Louis Scott
O. G. Corben
Pawhuska
Okla
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Dorothy Gosnell
Baltimore
Lucianne de la Paulle
New York
Lambert-St. Louis
St. Louis
Oscar Heintze
Hill Langedorf
Laurie Yonge Sets Endurance Record for Light Aircraft
Jacksonville May 20 Laurie Yonge today established an unofficial world endurance record for light aircraft in his plane The Hot sy Totsy He surpassed Elinor Smiths 13 hours 19 minutes at 134 a m Eastern Standard Time signaling engine and fuel held up Yonge averaged about 82 mph at 2000 feet altitude
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Laurie Yonge
Yonge
Elinor Smith
Fehrenbach Family Moves to Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs Fehrenbach and daughter Cecilia relocate to Oklahoma City to establish a new home and start family life in the city.
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Mrs. Fehrenbach
Cecilia
Oklahoma City
Widow seeks work or room and board in Tyler street
A middle aged widow offers services in housekeeping nursing and cooking for a ranch or house with board. She currently has a garage and rooms available and requests referrals to anyone needing room and board. Address provided as 615 North Tyler Street.
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North
Tyler Street
Bunioneers Face Seven More Days in Texas
Midland, May 20 — Seven more days in Texas loom as C Pyle's bunion derby contenders press toward Odessa. United States athletes vie for top spots with John Salo of Passaic leading at 330:45:07, edging Pete Gavuzzi of England. Early standings list 15 finishers, including Sam Richman of New York and Giusto Umek of Italy, amid a crowded field and wide margins.
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Associated Press
Midland
Texas
Pyle
Odessa
United States
John Salo
Passaic
N. J
Pete Gavuzzi
England
Sam Richman
New York
Giusto Umek
Italy
Pete Gavazai
Amarillo traffic pace and city leadership praised by letter writer
A reader lauds Amarillo's mayor and commission while criticizing traffic policy. The author argues for higher speed limits in regulated districts and boule vard areas, questions the motive behind red light timing, and notes slowed pedestrian and vehicle flow on Polk Street. The letter voices concern that Amarillo remains a large town with unimproved traffic management.
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Amarillo
Commission
Polk Street
Tack
Right Smart In North Texas Dialect Sparks Story
Letter writer from Plainview Texas recalls a Kentucky tale about a mountaineer named Uncle John who uses the phrase right smart to describe a large amount of water. The humorous exchange with visiting preachers ends with a punchline about a dam sight.
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The
Nazareth
Old Kentucky
Cumberland Mountains
Uncle Johns
John
Uncle John
W. Thomson
Plainview, Texas
Labor perspective from Amarillo employers on unemployment
A correspondence from a labor group congratulates a columnist for May 2 remarks on unemployment among unskilled and some skilled labor. They praise Amarillo’s leading employer for fair views on labor issues and support high wages, believing such articles influence public thought.
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Amarillo
Remedying condition voiced by Amarillo Typographical Union
A letter from E M Turner, secretary of the Amarillo Typographical Union, argues for fair national press commentary on labor conditions. He notes prosperity contrasts with rising unemployment and foreign labor impact, warns about labor market tightness affecting both unskilled and skilled workers, and calls for continued discussion and reflection.
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United States
E. M. Turner
Amarillo Typographical Union
Lop-Alded
Amarillo debates traffic speed limits in business district
A reader argues against reducing Amarillo speed limits to 12 mph in business areas and 16 mph in residential zones. He urges study of actual speeds, defends higher through routes, cites Polk Street as a thoroughfare, and suggests 30 to 35 mph with 10 mph near schools. He signs as H M Walker.
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Amarillo
Commission
West Sixth
South Palk
East Tenth
North Fillmore
Polk Street
East Third
West Tenth
West Sixteenth
Washington
West Seventh
Thompson
Country Club
Roberts Place
Grant
Santa Fe
Bruce Autry
Baca
the Panhandle
H. M. Walker
Workers at Amarillo service stations seek better hours
A reader complains about 12.5 hour seven day shifts at Amarillo filling stations with only 15 dollars weekly for washing, greasing, tires, and sales. Argues stations should unionize to keep about twenty stations open on Sundays and shorten hours.
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Tack
Amarillo
Housekeeping Job Inquiry From Mrs Wyble
Mrs Hattie Earl Wyble requests housekeeping work through general delivery. She asks for immediate assistance and expresses appreciation for any help offered.
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Tack
Hattie Earl Wyble
Will Do Practical Nursing for Work
Dear Mr Tack I am out of work and ill. I must work to support my family. I will do practical nursing with housework included and will go anywhere for any kind of nursing case. I live at 501 Pierce street and phone 2-1900. Please print this quickly.
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Mr. Tack
Pierce Street
Seventh day rest sought by auto owners letter
An admirer of old tack suggests automobile owners wash and grease on weekdays instead of Sundays to allow a seventh day of rest. The writer thanks the readers and signs as an admirer.
Poems and Letters From Amarillo Readers
A reader writes from Amarillo praising the column while sending poems about rain and a Texas cowboy life. The letter expresses agreement and disagreement with the page but hopes for publication, then another note criticizes the editor and threatens to air grievances through the Globe.
Pyorrhea Remedy Ad by City Drug Store
Bridge expert. Mrs. Roach, Dial 2 3301, Bleeding sore gums vanish. Even after pyorrhea has affected your stomach kidneys and general health rheumatism. Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy used as directed can save you. Druggist returns money if it fails. City Drug Store.
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Leto
City Drug Store
Scotch readers lash out in profane letter attack
A scathing letter targets a newspaper and its readers, claiming disdain for the paper and its coverage. The writer mocks a son in law, laments in law relations, and recounts a visit featuring poke salad and a near mishap with castor oil, blaming stinginess for many woes. The tone is sharp, personal, and accusatory.
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