Series of Air Mishap Deaths Across U S Over Weekend
Thirteen people died in airplane accidents over the weekend. Victims include Harry Lynch of Wink Texas and two Wink youths, Willie Ravel of El Paso, and Lt Frank Finlay of Detroit and Pvt George Scott at Selfridge field Michigan. Other fatalities occurred near Muscatine Iowa Lincoln Nebraska and in Chesapeake Bay near Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lynch
Wink
Tex
Tulsa
Lynch
Bruce Anderson
Robbie Lesler
Willie Ravel
el Paso
Frank J. Finlay
Detroit
George J. Scott
Seventeenth Pursuit Squadron
Port Huron
Mich
Selfridge Field
Finlay
Muscatine
Maynard Lukavisky
James Henick
Fort Des Moines
Lincoln
Neb
Orrin O. Jones
Litchfield
James V. Meade
Oakridge
J. Jones
Meade
Washington, D. C
Chesapeak Bay
William C. Power
Blue Star Ointment Kills Ringworm Quickly
Blue Star Ointment melts into the skin to end itching by killing ringworm germs. It treats ringworm rash tetter eczema and foot itch with soothing relief and a pleasant odor, promising quick and sure results.
Plane crash victims identified after search ends
The accident Saturday left three dead with Ralph H. Bangs and Malcolm B. Zahn missing until yesterday. Bangs, owner and pilot of the plane, is confirmed among the victims. Members of the Mt. Ralston fish planting club of Sacramento traveled 1,858 miles by pack trains to plant fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Bangs
Malcolm B. Zahn
Bangs
Mt. Ralston
Fish Planting Club
Sacramento
Cal
Courthouse Records and Car Registrations Notice
Courthouse records show Lucy J Ince and spouse transferring property to D N Lacewell for 2010 dollars. Car registrations list D B Robinson at West 13th Plymouth 1934 and numerous registrations including McSpadden Herring Hotel Chrysler 1934 and Davis I H C Truck 1934. Other registrants include Riffe Amarillo Hotel Chevrolet 34 and G E McRoberts Chevrolet Truck 34 along with H L Curry Olds 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy J. Ince
D. N. Lacewell
D. B. Robinson
West 13Th
Plymouth
W. A. McSpadden
Herring
Chrysler
E. Riffe
Amarillo
Chevrolet
Joe FE. Davis
Hillery Hutchinson
Diamond
G. E. McRoberts
H. L. Curry
West Fourth
Forage Crops and Grass Offer Low Cost Beef
A report from the U S Department of Agriculture explains how grazing on pasture can reduce costs when fattening cattle. It notes gains on good pasture without grain, creep feeding options, and the role of legumes with grasses to conserve fertility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
E. W. McComas
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
United States
El Paso NURSES elected as 1935 Texas meeting host
El Paso was chosen as the convention city for the 1935 Texas Graduate Nurses Association meeting and related groups. Miss Olga Breihan of Baylor University School of Nursing Dallas was elected president, with Miss A Louise Dietrich of El Paso re-elected as secretary treasurer and other officers named including Zora McAnnelly Austin Marguerite Cunningham Fort Worth and Jean Yates Midland as vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
el Paso
Texas Graduate Nurses Association
Olga Breihan
Baylor University School of Nursing
Dallas
Graduate Nurses Association
A. Louise Dietrich
Zora McAnnelly
Austin
Marguerite Cunningham
Fort Worth
Jean Yates
Midland
Pope condemns pagan movement during canonization ceremony
Pope Pius XI addressed about 5,000 German pilgrims at St. Peter's as he denounced a pagan movement in Germany. The event also canonized Conrad of Parzham, a 40 year doorman at a Capuchin monastery, with 19 cardinals and several German bishops present. In Sweden, Kristdala Parish marks 350 years of continuous Meurling pastors with plaques unveiled.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Germany
Conrad of
Kristdala
Sweden
Ostergotland
Curaeus Meurling
Erik Meurling
Linkoping
Vaxjo
Ickes confrontation photo shows Malmin lobbying plea
In Washington a testimony tied Chicago attorney Lou Malmin to pressuring Secretary Ickes to use influence for a political appointment. Associated Press photographer captures the scene during the tense exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Interior
Ickes
Chicago
Lou. Malmin
Malmin
Washington
Services Held for Bus Wreck Victims
Two victims of yesterday’s fatal bus crash near Ranger were buried in a rural Cisco cemetery. Mrs. M. C. Boney, 19, and her 20 month old daughter were laid to rest in the same casket. Mary Ann Hilton’s body was sent to Eastland home before burial in Abilene. Ernest R. Golden, a naval seaman and fourth victim, remains in Cisco awaiting Navy instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisco
Tex
Ranger
M. C. Boney
Mary Ann Hilton
W. C. Hoffman
Eastland
Abilene
Ernest R. Golden
Navy Department
Washington
Death Case Begets Two-Year Sentence
Dalhart Texas May 21 C Tunnell found guilty of shooting M A Edgerly to death at the Tunnel home May 30 1932 in district court. Punishment set at two years in the penitentiary. Defense weighs self defense or spousal adultery defense. Senator Clint C Small Amarillo special prosecutor led state pleas. Jury deliberated 21 hours. Verdict ends two year legal battle.
Feen a mint Chewing Gum Laxative For Children
A vintage advertisement promotes Feen a mint as a safe tasty laxative for children. It touts universal mother approval, gentle action from chewing, and claims it won’t upset delicate stomachs or suppress appetite. Available 25e at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druggista
Wheat Growers in Tulsa Cooperate
Tulsa reports the formation of the Tulia Wheat Growers Inc, a cooperative marketing association with over 260 stockholders and a 35000 bushel grain elevator at Tulsa. Officers include J W Miller president A G Julich vice president and A D Parker secretary treasurer H B Garrett as manager with George Hipp as bookkeeper. Board members are A C Julcch J W Miller J T Corder Alan Johnson and A D Parker. Welfare authorities note a reported 80 percent drop in juvenile delinquency in Greensboro North Carolina.
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Tulsa
The
Tulia Wheat Growers, Inc
Wil
Kaffir Station
J W. Miller
A. G. Julich
Vicw
A. JD. Parkers
H. B. Garretti
George Hipp
A. C Julcch
J. W. Miller
J. T. Corder
Alan Johnson
A.D. Parker
Greensboro
N. C
Paris tribunal rules mistress entitled to lover's family tomb
In a notable Paris civil case the court upheld a mistress’s claim to share the family tomb. The dead man’s will named his legitimate daughter sole executor and ordered an allowance to the mistress, with a second clause granting burial vault access for the mistress. The wife’s bid to void that clause was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Theft charge filed against T. J. Lovett in county court
A theft charge over 85 dollars was filed in county court against T. J. Lovett who was arrested Saturday in connection with the theft of a wheel and casing belonging to J. E. Rogers of Amarillo. County Judge J. M. Simpson set Lovett's bond at 350 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Lovett
J. FE. Rogers
Amarillo
J. M. Simpson
Lovett
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Associated Press
Boat Champ
Loretta Turnbull
Robert B. Turnbull
Los Angeles
Miss Turnbull
Jarris Food Store
EA Home Institution
N. Fillmore
East
Prunes
Goldendale
Arkansas
Oleo
Flake
Campbell's Soup
Bliss
Jersey
Lighthouse Cleanser
Vienna
del Monte
Pinkney
Rex
Bologna
Courthouse Records
Stockholm
U.P
Bolinder Works
R. A. Waern
Potter County
Jim Vester
Canyon
Justice Court
Vester
John A. Self
Whittenburg
R. Earl Peters
United States Senate
Indiana
Paul V. McNutt
McNutt
First
National Cooking
and Canning School
Conducted By
Benton R. Ham
Mr. Ham
Sears, Roebuck and CO
A. All
Seiberling
Cockkrell Lokey Inc
Fillmore Ak
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