Learn Casting at the Fish-O Range Sponsored by Globe-News
The Fish-O range opens tonight at 7:30 on West Tenth Avenue offering free instruction in bait and fly casting. Instructors will teach handling rod and reel to all, with a one month open run and a future Southwest Sportsmen Show tournament promising prizes. Bring your own rod and reel. practice makes perfect.
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Bell Starts Death Knell Of Highways
The Texas highway patrol begins a daily radio program Crime and Death Take No Holiday and will sound a large bell over the network for each traffic death. Ninety Texas traffic deaths occurred in April, down four from last year, with 120 in March. Jake Heathington of Pampa died May 14 when crushed under wheels of a house being moved on a truck.
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Panhandle
Jake Heathington
Pampa
Trinidad to host Confederate Veterans reunion funds set
William Inglis reports a $7,000 appropriation by the Colorado legislature to cover expenses for the Confederate Veterans reunion in Trinidad. Inglis, secretary of the Trinidad Las Animas County Chamber, said the United States Marine Corps band will perform in Trinidad during the reunion.
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Amarillo
William Inglis
Confederate Veterans
Colorado
Inglis
Trinidad-Las Animas
Supreme Court Rules 1912 Bonds Not Payable in Gold
The Supreme Court held that holders of 1912 bonds issued by the St Louis Southwestern Railway Company who chose payment in foreign currency equivalent to gold dollars could only collect in the current devalued U S currency. Justice Black wrote the majority opinion with Justices Hughes Stone McReynolds and Butler dissenting.
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Supreme Court
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Stone, McReynolds
Butler
Muny Course Underway as Crew Drives Greens Project
A new municipal golf course in Amarillo began work this morning under supervisor W A McConnell. The Amarillo Country Club links will be ready for play if the current schedule holds. Overall progress includes hand work on the greens this day with nine crews employed.
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Amarillo
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Corrigan's Route Sparks Amarillo Worry and Curiosity
Reporters tracked Douglas Corrigan the wrong way flyer who autographed books in Peck's Department Store in Kansas City and hinted at a West Coast flight plan. The story spread to Amarillo where locals followed updates on his midair movements and possible destinations amid lingering uncertainty and speculation.
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Finch Team Heads Catholic Financial Drive
The E. F. Finch team leads the campaign for Cathedral Hall debt reduction with 80 workers under Captain E F Finch. Members include Conran Davidson Huffman Hand Mrs E F Finch and Misses Ruth Fitzpatrick Collette Drexler. Workers report to 7 Taylor Street each evening at 7:30 during the drive.
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B. Hand
FE. F. Finch
Ruth Fitzpatrick
Collette Drexler
Father Drury
Taylor Street
Divorces Granted and Filed in Local Courts
Janta White was granted a divorce from Ned White in the state district court. Ruth Keyt was granted a divorce from Albert Key in the 47th district court. Anna Reeves filed for divorce from Jerry Reeves, and one divorce case was dismissed.
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Ned White
Inéth District Court
Trim Ruth Keyt
Albert Key
47Th District Court
Split Beans Case Brought to Trial in District Court
The Split Neon case went to trial in district court this afternoon. Defendant Payne Smith is under indictment for swindling over 22 sacks of beans sold to an oral grocer. The sacks were claimed to be good but were found bad.
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Mayor Ross Rogers Delayed Return From Washington Trip
Mayor Ross D. Rogers schedule shift delays Amarillo return after testimony before an appropriations committee. He and Mrs. Rogers traveled from Washington to New York for the United States Conference of Mayors where he serves as a trustee, with a hoped arrival by Monday night or Tuesday.
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Washington
Appropriations Committee
National News Magazine
Amarillo
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Shreveport
New York
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County Commission Paving Plea Faces Jurisdiction Hurdle
The county commission received a petition signed by 200 residents requesting paving on North East Third Avenue from the city limits east to Grand Avenue. Officials argued that most of the street lies in the city and that the project cannot be a county proposition. Commissioners and WPA officials discussed other paving projects.
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Grand Avenue
WPA
Court Rules Negro Kept From Voting
The Supreme Court held that Oklahoma unlawfully denied T. W. Lane the right to register for the November 1934 elections on account of race. Justice Frankfurter delivered the ruling in Red Bird suit against Marion Parks Jess Wilson and John Moss. Justices McReynolds and Butler dissented.
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Supreme Court
Oklahoma
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T. W. Lane
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Jess Wilson
Wagoner
John Moss
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Secretary Ickes Pushes 500 Million for WPA
Secretary Ickes presses for a new 500 million dollar appropriation for the Public Works Administration citing public works as more effective than WPA funds to stimulate business and build permanent national assets. He indicated ongoing relief spending may be needed starting July 1. Some advisers question the timing and scope of such PWA expenditures.
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Engineer Says WPA Rhythm Boosts Work Speed
Pasadena city engineer Harvey W. Hincks argues public view of slow WPA labor stems from lack of mechanical rhythm. He observed workers on a 14 000 foot drain project speeding up when powered tools and machines set a tempo. Two wheelbarrow runners were prizefighters, their runs tied to ring training.
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St Anthony's Nursing Graduates Breakfast Guests
The graduating class of St Anthony's School of Nursing enjoyed a Tuesday morning breakfast at Mrs G T Moore's home 1623 Fillmore. Attending members include Alemeta Moore Bernice Brunnier Esther Neary Elizabeth Sammons Alma Paeteoid Ann Williams Yola Thomas Rosemary Weller Lois Presser Gladys Hargrave Juanita Coon and Gertrude Brandt. The Lord Mayor of London ranks second to the king within the city area.
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Esther Neary
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Alma Paeteoid
Ann Williams
Yola Thomas
Rosemary Weller
Lois Presser
Gladys Hargrave
Juanita Coon
Gertrude Brandt
Royal travels cast light on empire and family tales
William McGaffin surveys how being born into the Windsor line fuels worldwide travel. He recalls King George VI and Queen Elizabeth’s tours and recalls Edward VII and Edward VIII era anecdotes, including daring feats, royal missteps, and public spectacles across the globe.
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America
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Duke of Windsor
Mrs Walkup Called To Funeral Of Lubbock Kin
Mrs. R. O. Walkup was called to Lubbock today to attend the funeral of Thomas Walkup, brother of her husband, the late R. O. Walkup. Mr. Walkup died last night in Lubbock.
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R. O. Walkup
Lubbock
Thomas Walkup
Mr. Walkup
Rose of Death Widow Questioned in Poison Murders
Philadelphia police pressed Rose Carina nicknamed Rose of Death as a murder ring is probed. She is linked to the poisoning of Pietro Stea and questioned about the 1933 death of Antonio Lisi. Federal agents earlier captured Dominick Radio in New York and Cleveland for questioning.
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Rose Carina
Pietro Stea
Carina
Hammonton
N. J
Antonio Lisi
Rose
Stea
Dominick Radio
Cleveland
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New York
Sea Isle City
Ester Jonsson to screen Balkan town film for center benefit
Ester Jonsson will present a film titled Pechalbari shot in a southern Serbian village near the Albanian border. The event accompanies her Balkan music concert to support the center. Tickets go on sale tomorrow at Tolzien’s for a show at Senior High auditorium.
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Serbia
Miss Jonsson
Balkan Countries
Lazarepolje
America
Salt Lake
Rockefeller Center
New York
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
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Jonsson
Hitler
Tolzien's
County Buys Tractor For Precinct Four
The county accepted a bid of 2866.50 from Mack Forrester of Forrester Machinery Co for an Allis Chalmers road tractor to be used in Commissioner Dan Pavillard's Precinct Four.
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Allis-Chalmers
Dan Pavillard
Mack Forrester
Forrester Machinery Company
Mercury Tops 94 Degree Mark In Warmest Day
The 2 PM reading reached 94 with a high of 97 for the day. Mr. Collman calls the weather fair warm and windy as a dreary southwest wind continues for hours. A separate dispatch from Hsinking reports Mongolian frontier guards shooting down an outer Mongolian light bomber over Manchukuo with Outer Mongolia under Soviet protection.
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Tokyo
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