Czechoslovakia and Sudeten Talks Touch Tomorrow
Premier Hodza expects resumed negotiations with Sudeten Germans tomorrow. Victor de Lacroix, French minister to Prague, informed the foreign office tonight. In Kansas City, a county grand jury returned 19 indictments covering 50 individuals after a two month probe into labor racketeering and terrorism, with vandalism dominating the charges.
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Paris
Milan Hodza
Czechoslovakia
Victor de Lacroix
Prague
Foreign Office
Kansas City
Rural Pupils Drop as River Road High Moves Students
Potter County rural schools report a small enrollment decline tied to River Road High School transfers to Amarillo High. Rural enrollment will run about 240 with four buses in service. County schools mostly energized, with lighting upgrades and planned visual education equipment. first teachers meeting set for Saturday at 9.
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Potter County
River Road School
Amarillo High School
Carl Clifft
River Road
Tyler Street
Clifft
Brady
Allison
Highland Park School
Long
Masterson Ranch
Rogers Talks To Rotarians
The Amarilla Rotary Club heard about Amarilia High School vocational work at a luncheon. M. Rogers, school superintendent, outlined progress. M. Allen spoke on trades classes. Dean Brown, a student at Panhanele Laundry, shared the student side. Clay Thornton urged business cooperation. M. A. Browning described sales and service class. Oscar Wise presented a two-set, eight-piece band ensemble.
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Amarilla Hotel
Amarilia High School
M. Rogers
M. Allen
Dean Brown
Panhanele
Clay Thornton
M. A. Browning
Oscar Wise
Pampa Contractor Dies At Home
David Eldon McGahey a 48 year old Pampa oil operator and drilling contractor died this morning at his home 308 North Banks Street Pampa He is survived by his wife two sons Pred and David Jr a brother Dr J F McGahey of Palestine three sisters Mrs RW Adams of Amarillo Mrs J Milla of Palestine and Mrs John Lerene of Chicago He was a 32nd degree Mason and Shriner The body is at Roxwell Brothers funeral directors with funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Pampa Oi
North Banks Street
Pampa
Pred
David
J. F McGahey
Palestine
RW. Adams
Amarillo
J. Milla
John Lerene
Chicago
Mason
First Aid Classes Start Wednesday
Mr Arthur Ball of the Potter County Red Cross Chapter announced that first aid classes will start at 7 30 o clock next Wednesday night in the county courtroom. FW Robinson of Southwest Public Service will supervise the basics and classes are open to the public free of charge.
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Arthur Ball
Potter County
Markets grain quotations and New York stock list
Grain quotations furnished by BE A Pierce and Amarillo Building reflect price updates. New York Stock Exchange list supplied by B A Pierce and Co shows ongoing market figures.
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NEW York Stock Exchange
B. A Pierce & Co
Amarillo
New Orleans
Cotton Exchange
BE A Pierce & Co
New York
Curb Exchange
EB A Pierce & CO
United Gas Corp
Utan
Idaho Sugar
Dow-Jones
FE A. Pierce & Co
Ruth Remains Favorite in National Baseball Popularity Poll
Chicago and September report on fans voting for the most popular center fielder. Babe Ruth leads sentiment despite not being eligible for the new car prize. Joe DiMaggio Earl Averill Roger Cramer and Lloyd Waner trail as voting from the Midwest and Pacific Coast unfolds.
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George Herman
Babe’ Ruth
Ruth
Old Babe
Cereal
di Maggio
Averill
DL Maggio
Fast
Middlewest
Pacific Coast
Mother Kills Two Children Then Stabs Self Four Times
In Old Westbury on September 4, police say Mrs. Helen Novinski, 27, stabbed her two children to death to prevent inheritance of her illness and then stabbed herself four times. She was critically wounded and husband is a New York broker’s chauffeur.
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Self
Old Westbury
Harold J. King
Helen Novinski
Karl H. Bissell
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Sports Roundup of varied notes and oddities from New York to Kentucky
New York report mentions Henry Armstrong story in Hollywood, six man football under study in Virginia, Al Hostak vs Pred Apostoli possible in November, large softball tournaments by the Houston Chronicle, Dick Porter praised for Syracuse club turn around, Vinnie Richards comments on Adrian Quist, Yankees with five 20 homer players, Ruppert Rifles aiming to break 1936 record, Vanderbilt coach Ray Morrison seeks linemen, Bridgeport high football hopefuls seek post season game, Kenton Ohio bee in ear tale, and gardening notes on pollen and fruit set on vines.
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RKO
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Virginia
al Hostak
Omay
Pred Apostoli
Houston Chronicle
Dick Porter
Syracuse
Vinnie Richards
Adrian Quist
Yanks
Ruppert Rifles
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