Memorial Day Tributes Honor Fallen Soldiers Citywide
Memorial Day events paid tribute to heroic dead with services at Memorial Park Cemetery Liano Cemetery and the American Legion Home. Speakers highlighted dedication to comrades, the meaning of Memorial Day, and the role of munition makers in sustaining peace.
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Memorial Park
Line
American Legion Home
Fred E. Young
Liano
Mr. Young
EF. C *Nelson, Jr
Memorial Park Cemetery
Lleno
Young
Legion Home
Nelson
Mother Singers
Farwell Honors Judge Hamlin At Banquet
Judge James Y D Hamlin of Farwell, new West Texas Chamber president, was fete d by 100 citizens from Farwell Texico and West Texas at a Texico Hotel banquet. His father James M Hamlin 91 also attended and was noted for editing a Methodist magazine before moving to Texas.
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Globe
Farwell
James YD. Hamlin
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Texico
Hamlin
James M. Hamlin
East
Hamlins
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Texas
Judge Hamlin
H. A. Miller
Clovis
Wilbur C. Hadk
Gene Howe
Amarillo
Texico Methodist Church
Ernest Lokey
R. L. Butler
Triple wreck kills three women in New Jersey collision
A driver with a reckless driving summons in his pocket caused a four-vehicle crash in Woodbridge New Jersey early today. Three women died and six others, including a child, were seriously hurt as one car hit a truck and another car head on. Victims were Mildred Davido vitch 23 of New York Mrs M Losasso of Philadelphia and Mrs James C Milne of Philadelphia. Police found the Jersey City summons in the pocket of Al Enevic, one of the drivers.
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Woodbridge
N. J
Mildred Davidovitch
New York
M. Losasso
Philadelphia
James C. Milne
Jersey City
al Enevic
Cowboy Feast Praised In Palo Duro Canyon
Under Panhandle skies about sixty to seventy cowhands enjoyed chuck wagon supper in Palo Duro Canyon. Bones Hooks led the gathering with son va gun, sour dough biscuits, beans, potatoes, peaches and coffee. Marshall Fred Marshall and guide Hollie Holliebaugh organized the event with entertainment from Ed Todd and CCC camps. Bones spoke on canyon history noting progress since early cowboy gatherings.
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Palo Duro Canyon
Bones
Marshall
Fred Marshall
Canyon
Hollie Holliebaugh
Ed Todd
Palo Duro Park
CCC
West Texas State Teachers College Holds 1932 Graduation Rites
Eighty seven graduates received degrees from West Texas State Teachers College in Canyon on May 31. Hon R A Stuart of Fort Worth delivered the commendment address while President J A Hill conferred degrees. The class included 12 Amarilloans led by Lenna Bryant Mary Smith James Stone Mildred Williams and others with majors in sociology English history government home economics primary education Spanish biology and music and participation in campus clubs. The class sponsored a noon luncheon for ex graduates.
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Canyon
West Texas State Teachers College
R. A. Stuart
Fort Worth
J. A. Hill
Women's Athletic Association
Mary Leeland Smith
Elapheian Literary Society
Dramatic Club
Prairie Staff
Texas Intercollegiate Press Association
James Edward Stone
Scholarship Society
International Relations Club
Mildred Williams
John D. Davidson
Dena Faye Jameson
Kappa Omicron Phi
And
Wranglers
Lillian Rodgers
Travel Club
Monette B. Wilson
Alice Bohannon Osborn
Sue Alice Simpson
Ramon Bell Williams
Pat Goodwin
Dorothy Mae Taylor
Funeral Services for Infant Bobbie Ostrander
Funeral services will be held at 2 PM tomorrow at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Chapel for Bobbie Lee Ostrander infant son of Mr and Mrs Joe Ostrander of 609 Jefferson Street who died yesterday evening Burial follows in Memorial Park Cemetery Dr G L Yates pastor of First Baptist Church will officiate Survived by parents and sister Helen age 4
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Puneral
Bobbie Lee Ostrander
Joe Ostrander
Jefferson Street
Boxwell Brothers Puneral Chapel
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Helen
Amarillo Women to Attend University Exercises
Mrs. Floyd Cooper postmaster and Miss Cora Avery will travel to Austin to attend Texas University commencement exercises Monday. Olive Cooper will graduate Monday. Afterward they will visit the Rio Grande Valley. A July celebration will mark the establishment of the International Peace Park on the Alberta border with Montana.
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Floyd Cooper
Cora Avery
Amarillo
Austin
Texas University
Province of
Alberta
Montana
Britain Breaks Debt Impasse With Proposed Parley
London notes lead role in resolving World War II debts and proposes a conference for final settlement while offering a token payment on the June 15 debt. Britain seeks clear terms on full payment or default and invites talks with debtor nations.
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United Piece
London
U.P
Great Britain
America
Brother of John Mount Dies in Oklahoma City
John Mount's brother Walter Mount aged 57 died this morning in Oklahoma City after a two weeks illness from a brain tumor. Walter Mount of 2770 West Nineteenth Street left for Oklahoma City where the funeral is set for tomorrow.
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John 8
Mount
Oklahoma City
Walter Mount
West
Nineteenth Street
Britain and United States debate debt notes in Washington dialogue
A note delivered to Washington outlines negotiations for a definitive settlement with a symbolic payment. Britain considers a debtor nations lead as Paris reports a summarized version. Neville Chamberlain poised to address the debt issue in Parliament as notes circulate. A Polish port facility in Gdynia hosts a large refrigerating plant capable of handling a full train.
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Roosevelt
France
Italy
Britain
United States
Neville Chamberlain
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Washington
Paris
Gdynia
Poland
Development plans for Palo Duro Park led by Major Kingsley
The article notes Palo Duro Park is being developed into a natural playground under the direction of Major F E. A. Kingsley, the park superintendent. It mentions that homing pigeons fly by day, while night flyers were developed by the French during World War I.
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Palo Duro Park
F E. A. Kingsley
Don’t Experiment with Skin Diseases Says Brown’s Lotion
A drugstore ad urges readers not to experiment on skin ailments and promotes Brown’s Lotion as a guaranteed remedy for itch eczema impetigo athlete s foot tatter poison ivy barber s itch mosquito bites and chigger bites. It promises infection is checked by the first application and notes bottles at 60 cents and one dollar.
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Randal Drug Stores
Oldest US bells date 1682 in St Augustine Cathedral
Four bells dated 1682 hang in the Moorish belfry of the Spanish Cathedral in St. Augustine Florida, believed to be the oldest set in the United States.
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United States
St. Augustine
Fla
Blue Star Ointment claims to cure foot itch germs
Advertisement states Blue Star Ointment melts and soaks in to kill stubborn foot itch germs and treats itching skin conditions like eczema rash tetter ringworm pimples with non burning formula.
Feen-a-mint Chewing Gum Laxative Promise
An advertisement touts Feen-a-mint chewing gum as a non habit forming laxative for women. It claims regular use helps distribute the ingredient through the intestines for a fuller natural action and cautions against delaying treatment for constipation.
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Physica
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Keloce
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Mazda
Geum
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