Sandies Entertained by Elks Club in Amarillo
An Elks Club entertainment and buffet honored the Amarillo Golden Sandstorm. Coach Russell T. Smith and assistant Marshall May led a program with parents and fans attending. W. A. McIntosh, B. C. D. Bynum, Ed Green, and Ed Green spoke as each Sandies wrestler was introduced. Dutch Mantell wrestled two challengers with Bob Roy assisting.
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Amarillo
Elks Club
Russell T. Smith
Marshall May
The
Sandies
Mr. May
W. A. McIntosh
B. C. D. Bynum
Ed Green
Smith
John R. Trolinger
Dutch Mantell
Bob Roy
Rock Island Trains Complete 10 Hour Oklahoma City Amarillo Run
Rock Island railroad officials deny a twelve hour ride claim and confirm a 250 mile trip between Oklahoma City and Amarillo in 10 hours. The Old Special from Amarillo arrives 6 15 am in OKC, while the Memphis California train leaves OKC at 5 15 am and reaches 3 10 pm. The services include all steel Pullman cars with diners and 14 regular plus 10 flag stops.
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Rock Island Railroad
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
H. W. Clutter
Oklahoma Capital
Funeral for Lloyd Miller at Spearman
Lloyd A. Miller 24 of Spearman Texas died at a local hospital. Funeral services were set for 2 30 this afternoon at Union church with Rev Addison officiating. Burial in Old Hansford cemetery. Miller is survived by his widow, parents J M and Mrs J M Miller a brother Clyde M Miller and a sister Mrs Grace Adams.
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Lloyd A. Miller
Spearman
Texas
Union Church
Addison
Clyde M. Miller
Grace Adams
Dallas
Old Hansford Cemetery
Col Haines Talks Highway 9 Meeting In Lubbock
Col Harve Haines of the Board of City Development attended a Highway 9 association meeting in Lubbock to discuss paving the Amarillo to San Angelo route. Hale county is paving its stretch and Swisher county bond issues for highway paving are reportedly on the agenda. Highway 9 is a key entrance to Amarillo linked to West Texas oil field development.
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Col. Harve Haines
Board of City Development
Lubbock
Highway No. 9 Association
Amarillo
San Angelo
Hale County
Swisher County
West Texas
Modernist trend dominates fifth Graphic Arts Expo in Boston
In Boston on October 9, the fifth annual American Institute of Graphic Arts exhibition showcased nearly 100 designers printers and typographers. The display featured new type faces and design, highlighting a shift toward modernism and bold color use enabled by new inks for accurate color reproduction.
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International News Service
Boston
American Institute of Graphic Arts
Boston Chamber of Commerce
United States
L. B. Siegfried
Siegfried
Sandies Drill Daily for Roswell Showdown
Amarillo Golden Sand Storm prepare for Saturday’s game with Roswell in championship town of New Mesiva. Coach Dutch Smith plans to mix reserves into the lineup to build depth for the conference season as green youngsters show promise and the squad develops strong teamwork.
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Negey
Amarillo
Roswell
New Mesiva
Dutch Smith
Smith
Stewwell
Radio Wave of League Violation Sparks Neutrality Dilemma
Swiss officials question how the League of Nations can operate a radio station during war and peace without violating Swiss neutrality. M Motta notes Switzerland forbids movement of weapons across its borders. diplomats search for a censorship solution while keeping neutrality intact.
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Radia Atatuon
League
Aler Ly
Saeihie
M. Motta
Swiee
Igentiingg
Vilna
Tts
Dipilomats
World Series Cast Ready for Today’s Battle
The New York Yankees and St. Louis Cardinals resume postponed game as Hoyt to work for the Yankees and Sherdel to pitch for St. Louis. Lineups include Ruth Gehrig Meuse and Dugan for New York with Paschal Paschal and Wipus in reserve.
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Frankie Frisch
Jim’ Bottomley
Cards
St. Louis
Yanks
Dan Ayoted
Associated Press
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
McKeehnie
Bill Sherdel
Sherdel
Herb Pennock
White Hoyt
Dev Oirn
New Y Parchal
Keenes
Ruth
Gehrig
Meuse
Lanzerich Dugan
Newpough Hoyte
Owe Rigier
Cowan
Fish Seining in Panhandle Shrinks Creek Run
About 25 000 bass blue gill and crappie were seined from shrinking creeks in the Panhandle and placed in Amarillo Lake. The work is by the Amarillo chapter of the Will H. Dilg league under Sam Turner game warden supervision. Complaints have been filed about fishing at Amarillo Lake and authorities will try to catch the violators as the lake closes to fishing for next year.
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Amarillo Lake
Amarillo
Will H. Dilg
Red Barron Steals 52 Bases in 55 Attempts
ATLANTA Ga Oct 9 It appears Red Barron formerly of Georgia Tech and who played with the Providence Grays this summer stole 52 bases in 55 attempts this season. He started the league by 15 bases and his record looks solid for the record books based on the face of the figures.
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Atlanta, Ga
Barron
Georgian Tech
Providence Grays
Georgia Tech
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