Rosenbloom to defend light heavyweight title Wednesday
The Associated Press reports Maxie Rosenbloom will defend his light heavyweight championship against Abie Bain of Newark at Madison Square Garden Wednesday night. Bain lacks the class of Rosenbloom, a veteran who has beaten most top 175s in recent years. The once crowded 175-pound division has thinned as many fighters moved up.
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Abie Bain
Newark
Madison Square Garden
Bain
Rosenbloom
Tommy Loughran
Jimmy Slattery
Leo Lomski
Larry Johnson
Tuffy Griffiths
Jimmy Braddock
Congressmen Jones to Broadcast 10 Minute Address on KGRS
Congressman Marvin Jones will air a ten minute address on Station KGRS tonight at 6 50 PM. Station officials say Jones is a popular speaker in KGRS programs and the broadcast is expected to draw a large audience.
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Marvin Jones
Kgrs Tonight
Congressman Jones
KGRS
Washington State Fights Over Bible
In Olympia Washington a three sided clash arises over introducing Bible reading in public schools. Petitioners led by George S Clithero and R L Edmiston seek hearings while N D Showalter promotes civics use and faces legal limits. Attorney General Dunbar says Bible is religious and cannot be used in schools.
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United Press
Olympia
Wash
Washington
George S. Clithero
R. L. Edmiston
Spokang
State Board of
Showalter
John H. Dunbar
Insurance Men in Talks at Friona
Dr. Robert Allingham and Dr. J. J. Goodman of the Volunteer State Life Insurance Company spent last week in Friona. Allingham spoke at the First Congregational church and Goodman addressed the Laymen's Forum, a union meeting of Friona’s Protestant churches held on the third Sunday evening each month.
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Robert Allingham
J. J. Goodman
Volunteer State Life Insurance Company
Friona
Allingham
First Congregational Church
Goodman
Hairdresser Explodes Baldness Theory In Brighton Meeting
Dr J H Davies at the annual conference of the Incorporated Guild of Hairdressers and Wigmakers repudiates the idea that baldness signals superior intelligence. He argues baldness is hereditary and hair loss stems from nerve troubles fright hysteria dental or eye issues or tonsils.
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Eng
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Bears Hopeful After Baylor’s Strong Showing
Baylor University bears coach Morley Jennings drills the team after a close loss to Southern Methodists. Fumbles cost the Bruins in the last game and the squad sharpens on the field as they prepare to face Centenary College in Shreveport for another conference title bid.
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United Press
Waco
Southern Methodists
Baylor University
Morley Jennings
Shreveport
Centenary
Bruins
Torreblanca’s Vipica Orchestra to Perform in Amarillo
Mexican cultural figure Senor Juan N. Torreblanca leads the Vipica Orchestra of Mexico in Amarillo at the City Auditorium under Emil F. Myers. Born 1880 in Mexico City, Torreblanca trained at the National Conservatory and rose to first violin in the national theater pit before organizing his orchestra in 1903.
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Senor Juan N. Torreblanca
Vipica Orchestra of
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City
Emil F. Myers
Senor Torreblanca
Mexico City
National Conservatory
National Theater
J. Meneses
Julian Carillo
Unclear historical note on early 1926 events and perceptions
The text presents a garbled recount of 1926 events and reactions, mentioning a first pan and various blurred phrases about triumphs, persuasion, and suspicions. It lacks coherent details, names, dates, or locations to establish a clear news item.
Bowling League Formed By Local Businessmen
The Commercial Bowling League started last night with eight teams from local firms including Mistletoe Creamery Pool Creamery Honey-Crust Bread Wa ples-Platter Grocery Clowe and Cowan Helium Plant Panhandle Laundry and Hamilton Tire Service. The City league will form this week and anyone may join by seeing E B Bynum at the Amarillo Bowling Alleys. Women bowlers may join Friday at seven at the Alleys in a meeting led by Mrs. Fred Wagoner.
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Mistletoe Creamery
Pool Creamery
Honey-Crust Bread
Waples-Platter Grocery Co
Clowe and Cowan Co
Helium Plant
Panhandle Laundry
Hamilton Tire Service
Globe
E. B. Bynum
Amarillo
Fred Wagoner
Notre Dame Scheduled for One Scrimmage Before Pittsburgh Clash
Notre Dame will conduct a single scrimmage this week ahead of Saturday’s game against Pittsburgh. Coach Rockne is pleased with the three inter sectional games and will avoid risk of injuries. Leahy and Mullins return to uniform and may play.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Rockne
Leahy
Mullins
Mexican Orchestra Tour Headlines in Amarillo
Senor Torreblanca leads a Mexican music tour visiting Amarillo with concerts spread across the nation. He and his orchestra, graduates of the National Conservatory, aim to introduce American audiences to inspired native composers. Tickets are at the Amarillo College of Music with matinee children’s seats at 25 cents.
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Senor Torreblanca
Europe
Havana
Germany
Torreblanca
United States
National Conservatory
Amarillo College of Music
Kruschen Salts Aids Rheumatic Pain and Weight Loss Claim
Detroit man Herman Rankis credits Kruschen Salts with removing aches and swelling from rheumatism after one bottle. He says the diet helped him lose 22 pounds and he now feels like a new man. He recommends a half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast with an 85 cent bottle lasting four weeks.
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Herman Rankis
Detroit
Eufferer
Fox Drug Company
City Drug Store
Gridiron Camp Notes and Texas Grid News
Southern Methodist Mustangs coach Ray Morrison vows revenge after a 14 point lead slipped away against Baylor. Texas Tech prepares for Texas Christian as coach Pete Cawthon calls the team the poorest material yet. Texas Longhorns face a brutal remainder of the season with a tough schedule and a clash with Rice Institute on the horizon.
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TECH
United Press Fort Worth
Horned Frogs
Texas Christian University
Texas Tech
Pete Cawthon
Razorbacks Train for Sixth Aggies Clash in Little Rock
University of Arkansas prepares for a sixth meeting with Texas A&M at Kavanaugh Field next Saturday. Coach Fred Thomason leads a 25-man Parker squad departing Thursday night for Little Rock where Arkansas alumni will gather for the gala event. A final light drill is scheduled Friday afternoon.
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United Press
Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Texas Aggies
Kavanaugh
Ozark Hills
Arkansas
Little Rock
Fred Thomason
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