Southwestern Aviation Meet Opens Tomorrow At Herring Hotel
The Southwestern Aviation Conference opens tomorrow morning at the Herring Hotel with at least 75 advance reservations. It is open to the public with no registration fees and a luncheon at Old Tascosa. Am arillo businessmen are invited and registration starts at 8 30. H O Starks will preside, Mayor Joe Jenkins will welcome, and C P Shropshire will speak on feeder air lines.
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Old Tascosa
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Te Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
H. O. Starks
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Joe Jenkins
C. P. Shropshire
Texas-New Mexico Airlines
Feeder Air Lines
Pinkey Vineyard
Chamber of Commerce
Texas Aeronautical Commission
A. W. Meadows
Frank Day
Plainview
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Kenneth
Tradewind Airport Opens With Aviation Meet and Exhibit
Brown and Cecil Hunter part owners of Amarillo Flying Service host a two day event. Aviation editor Jack Liston will preside at a morning meeting while Shelby Kruser of Tradewind Airport speaks on planning and constructing Tradewind. A noon adjournment precedes a weekend aircraft exhibit with guides to park cars and tour buildings.
Jury Charged In Hotel Room
A federal petit jury heard a charge from Judge James C. Wilson in a mezzanine room at the Her ring Hotel then returned to the federal building to deliberate in Ven Potts versus Associated Indemnity Corp. The judge took precautions due to a severe cold after a pneumonia attack last spring.
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Petit Jury
Herring Hotel
Federal District Clerk
James C. Wilson
Ven Potts
Borger
Associated Indemnity Corporation
Wilson
Air Mail Observance Set to Start October 27
Air Mail Week will begin October 27 in Amarillo with Mayor Joe Jenkins issuing a proclamation. Postmaster W D DeGrassi announced new air mail rates dropping to 5 cents per half ounce to the U S Cuba Canada and Mexico, and 25 cents to China under the upcoming schedule. A shipment of 400 000 air mail stamps arrived after a weeklong shortage.
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Joe Jenkins
Amarillo
W. D. DeGrassi
United States
Cuba
Canada
Mexico
China
Japan
Negro Convicted of Aggravated Assault
A jury in 47th District Court found Dewey Bailey guilty of aggravated assault, sentencing him to one year’s imprisonment. He was indicted for assault with intent to murder after drawing a gun on city detectives Jack Raymond and Wink Miller during the summer.
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47Th District Court
Dewey Bailey
Dewey
Jack Raymond
Wink Miller
Bailey
Senior Scout Troop 29 Plans Box Supper Saturday
Senior Boy Scout Troop 29 schedules a box supper for Saturday at 8 p.m. at River Road School. The event invites the public to bring boxes of food and enjoy an entertainment program including a quartet, boxing, piano numbers, and a hula dance by Kenneth Ford. Gilbert is the post adviser and Bob Gibbs the post guide.
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River Road School
Kenneth Ford
Gilbert
Bob Gibbs
Kansas University enrolls senior Vance Hall in business school
Vance Lee Hall of 704 Sunset Terrace has enrolled as a senior in the School of Business at the University of Kansas. The text notes chemicals called additives are used in motor oils to improve engine performance.
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Kansas University
Vance Lee Hall
Sunset Terrace
School of Business
University of Kansas
Prehistoric Pueblo Indians Nets Trout in New Mexico Streams
Ancient Pueblo people in New Mexico used yucca fibre cords to weave nets for catching trout from mountain streams. The discovery highlights early fishing techniques and resource use.
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