Miss America clinches title in 92 mile clip race
Gar Wood wins Harmsworth International Trophy with Miss America VII in Detroit. Miss America V finishes second as Miss Los Angeles flips over on lap one. Betty Carstairs injured in Saturday wreck. Wood duo later enter North American championship heats with Miss America VII leading at 58.326 mph.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
Gar Wood
Wood
George Wood
Gar
Los Angeles
Stanley Reed
Betty Carstairs
Robertson to be on roster in Texas series
Beaumont Exporters catcher Claud Robertson will be eligible for Wichita Falls in the Texas League play offs starting September 12, with usage limited to if Spudder Pete Lapan is unavailable. Gene Bailey will direct the Exporters rest of the season as Robertson joins Wichita Falls tomorrow.
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Houston
Texas
Claud Robertson
Beaumont Exporters
Wichita Falls
Fred Ankenman
Houston Buffs
Robertson
Spudders
Gene Bailey
Doc” Smith
Jim Galloway
Beaumont
Tobin
Shreveport
Meyers
San Antonio
Panhandle district Christian church convention opens in Amarillo
Scores of church workers arrived for the Panhandle district convention of the Christian church at West Amarillo Christian church. Sessions run 2:15 pm today through Wednesday night with a banquet at 6 pm. Arthur A. Everts of Dallas lectures “Broke and the Way Out.” W O Dallas hosts. Jasper Bogue leads sessions.
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Panhandle
The
Christian Church
West Amarillo
Arthur A. Everts
Dallas
Brotherhood
W. O. Dallas
West Amarillo Christian Church
Jasper Bogue
Texas Christian Missionary Society
Youthful Coach Mehre Leads Georgia Football Program
Athens reports 28 year old Gay Harry Mehre is Georgia’s new head football coach. The Notre Dame star center and Rockne system alumnus returned as an assistant four years ago. Mehre nicknamed Easy-Going Harry inspires players with youthful energy and on field leadership.
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Athens
Gay
Harry Mehre
University of Georgia
Mehre
Notre Dame
Georgia
Rockne
Jimmy
Two Arrested on Drunkenness Charge in Potter County
Two white men were arrested on drunkenness charges and three Negroes for disturbing the peace were jailed in Potter County jail this morning. The Negroes were released shortly after one pleaded and the others were freed.
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Potter County
Undine Holds Lead in Star Boat Championship Race
The Undine owned by J. Graham Johnson of Chesapeake Bay YC led the International Star Boat championship in Newport Beach as 17 boats awaited heat four. After yesterday’s ninth place, the Undine stood with 38 points for three days, ahead of Windward, Sparkler 11, ace Budsal III tied for second. Walden Hubbard Jr.’s Tempe III and Francis Robinson Jr.’s Budsal III shared sixth with 36 points, and the Okla was next with 35 points.
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United Press
Newport Beach
Calif
Undine
J. Graham Johnson
Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club
Joe Jessop
San Diego
P. E. Edrington
New Orleans
Edward V. Willis
Long Island Sound
B. Rey Schauer
Los Angeles
Walden Hubbard Jr
Newport Harbor Yacht Club
Francis H. Robinson Jr
New Suffolk
New York
Okla
Justice court records show one guilty plea and fines
In Justice J. W. Minters court one defendant pleaded guilty and paid a fine of $12.75 while the other two cases were dismissed per the records.
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J. W. Minter
Radio Schedule Across Cities in Central Time Zone
A dense list shows evening programs and station IDs for Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati New York Newark and other cities. Listings include music, dance bands, Eveready Hour, Ch Quint Eskimos, Studio Programs and theater reviews with times ranging from 4:00 PM to 12:00 AM.
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WLW
Cincinnati
Masters Minstrels
Crossley Cossacks
WSAI
Safety Club
Singers
Eveready Hour
Chcquot Eskimos
WTAM
Cleveland
WOC Davenport
Carolina Stampers
Iskimos
Des Moines
Detroit
Seiberling Singers
Clicquot Eskimos
Orchestra
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
Eveready
Eskimos
Sunny Jim
Painter Boys
Nighthawks
WTMJ
Milwaukee
Voters Service
Gimbels
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Selberling Singers
KSTP
St. Paul
WCBD
Zion
Zion Orchestra
WEAF
New York
Nequot Eskimos
Alfred Shirley
Newark
Main Street
WHAS
Louisville
Liberty Program
WMC
Memphis
Voters
WSM Nashville
Cliequot Eskimos
WOAI
San Antonio
Gebhardt
KOA
Denver
Brown Palace Orchestra
Farm
Kfi
Los Angeles
Symphonet
Detective Stoles
Amaizos Iene Eonce Orchestre
Oakland
Memory Lane
Eveready Light Opera
Amaizog Gilanos
the Pilgrims
KGW
Portland
Grove's Trouble With Yanks And Pennant Hopes
Pitcher Lefty Grove of the Philadelphia Athletics has struggled to beat the New York Yankees this season. Despite 20 wins and only six losses, five defeats came at the hands of the Yankees, who loom as a key obstacle in the pennant race. The upcoming four-game series could decide the American League title, with Grove favored to start in crucial games to rescue his team.
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Billy Evans
Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Connie Mack
Babe Ruth and Company
Yanks
Miller Huggins
New York
Philadelphia
Athletics
Yankees
Mackmen
Mack
Whiff
Worcester
Mass
American Legion
United States
Chicago
Legion
Wilson Dunlap, Jr
Eddie Curran
Anthony Kazlauskas
South Plains Bankers Form Association
More than 40 West Texas bank officials gathered in Lamesa today to form the South Plains Bankers Association. Officers elected were C. F. Drexel president, O. P. Thrane vice president, and Morgan L. Copeland secretary treasurer. The group aims to unite local bankers, promote welfare, and address mutual problems.
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Lamesa
Sept. S
West Texas
South Plains Bankers Association
C. F. Drexel
Citizens National Bank of Lubbock
O. P. Thrane
Snyder National Bank
Snyder
Morgan L. Copeland
State Bank of Brownfield
W. B. Slaton
First National Bank of Slaton
W. C. McDuffie
First National Bank of Brownfield
F. W. Norman
South Plains
O. B. Norman
Lamesa National Bank
Carl Roundtree
B. Reagan
West Texas National Bank of
Big Spring
Bankers Association
Lubbock
Norman Ll. Copeland
Brownfield
Paul Hardwick
M. C. Ulmer
Midland
W. R. McDuffie
E. O. Priest
Caffey
O'Donnell
R. M. Barron
E. Cleveland
E. R. Yates
Henry J. Price
R. F. Cook
W. V. Baker
Tahoka
B. C. Karnes
J. L. Shumake, Jr
W. K. Crawley
C.F. Drexel
Roy Riddle
Spermont
R. R. Townsend
J. E. Barron
South Plains Association
Mitchell
Howard
Martin
Andrews
Gaines
Dawson
Scurrey
Garza
Terry
Cochran
Hockley
Lynn
Borden
Successful Expert Question Sparks Courtroom Quip
A judge remarks that Gus Poppapopapop ulous asks for a job selling motorcycles in a humorous exchange. The dialogue centers on a Greek client and a success expert, highlighting a job dispute or negotiation context.
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Gus Poppapopapopulous
Aviation Research Wing Planned for Washington Univ Hospital
St Louis plans for a 4 million eye ear nose and throat hospital for Washington University School of Medicine include a Lindbergh pavilion devoted to aviation research. Dean Marriott cites studies of pilot balance distance judgment night vision and rapid adaptation as core projects under head ophthalmology Dr Harvey J. Howard. Funding comes from Mrs William McMillan's 1.2 million gift and a 1.5 million endowment from the Rockefeller Foundation with the rest from St Louis residents.
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ST. Louis
Washington University School of Medicine
W. McKim Marriott
School of Medicine
Harvey J. Howard
Rockefeller Institute
Union Medical College
Pekin
China
William McMillan
General Educational Board
Rockefeller Foundation
Stinnett Sheriff Seeks Prisoner B L Prookins
Sheriff Joe Owenby of Stinnett searched for B L Prookins also known as Bill Promoted in Ft Worth. Two hench warrants tied to alleged bond forfeitures totaling 4000 dollars and two theft of pipe charges involving Marland Oil in Hutchinson county. Prookins allegedly forfeited 1500 dollar bonds in each case and faced 2300 dollar bonds after Ft Worth arraignment.
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Joe Owenby
Stinnett
B. L
Bill” Prookins
Ft. Forth
Asl
Owenby
Brookine
Marland Oil Company
Hutchinson County
Ft. Worth
Texas League Thrillers Hit Doubleheader Ex
Texas league games produced tight finishes as Wichita Falls Spudders topped Fort Worth 2 1 and 5 0. Dallas edged Shreveport 3 2 after an 11 inning affair, while Waco beat San Antonio 12 10 and 10 0 in the second game. Beaumont Exporters upset Houston Bucks 3 1 and 4 0 to climb from last place.
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Wichita Falla Spudders
Fort Worth
Dallas
San Antonio
Shreveport Sports
Waco-San Antonio
Waco
Bears
Beaumont Exporters
Houston Bucks
County Court Docket Up For Disposal
The Potter county court opened an eight week term yesterday and adjourned for Labor Day. It began calling docket at 10 this morning with Judge Sam Hh Motion on the bench. This week will set cases and on Monday September 10 the court will clear criminal cases with 20 jurors summoned. The third and fourth weeks will dispose civil suits and the fifth week will be a non jury session.
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Potter County
Sam Hh
Thirtieth Case Docket in Police Court Under Judge Ridings
Judge Stephen D. Ridings today disposed of thirty police court cases due to no hearings Sunday or Monday. Most charges were for intoxication and disturbing the peace. Horacio Pena paid a $20 fine but remained jailed for failing to pay. he also faces alleged forgery of Andrea Cortez’s name to obtain $14. Vivian Farley, 14, from Muleshoe, was returned to her father after being alleged to have run away.
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Stephen D. Ridings
Thas
Horacio Pena
Andrea Cortez
Tena
Cortex
Ridings
Vivian Farley
Muleshoe
Birth and local notices from August events
Mr and Mrs W B George of 304 Philadelphia avenue announce the birth of a baby son on August 24. Miss Anna Lola Ferris of Lubbock entered Amarillo Busbin college for a complete course. A fire started in a small motor in the Oliver Drug store at Fifth and Taylor streets caused only light damage, per fire department officials.
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W. B. George
Philadelphia Avenue
Anna Lola Ferris
Lubbock
Amarilla Busbone College
Oliver Drug Store
Fifth and
Taylor Streets
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WGY
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KSD
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WEBC
WJZ
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KYW
Seiberling
WWJ
WSAL
WEBH
WOW
KWOO
KPRC
WFAA
WOAIL
Associated Press
Bob
WGN
WLIB
Quin
Ensemble
Almanak
Sony
WMAQ
Topsy Turvy
LaPalma
Amos-Andy
WCX
WJR
Red Apple Club
Ziguenerweisen
Darktown Strutters
Pittsburgh
WGY Schenectady
Washington
Atlanta
Eyeready
Theater Review
Kald Dallas
Wbap Fort Worth
Urgun
Kths Hot Springs
Dinner Mursic
Artisin
Honolulu
Hive
Melody Boys
NBC
Jack Christy
Jacksonville
South Plains Bankers Form Association
Tom Moore
Tom
Stars OF Eastern
Lindbergh Pavilion
Parker
East 4Th St
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Windsor
Fisk Premier
Amarillo Tire House
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