Weather Warnings and Local Tales From the Panhandle
The item reports an impending rain heavy across the Panhandle with clouds and possible aerial blasting to unburden. It notes late seasonal moisture, dust storms, and a pattern of unusual weather cycles, along with casual community notes about sailing on City Lake and local social happenings.
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Panhandle
Tex Thornton
Plains
City
Coutse
First Baptist Church
Texas
Oddball Trivia Pack From The Society Of Curious Facts
A compilation of quirky notes from various topics. The Society for the Encouragement of Arthritis of Barcelona consists of doctors who dine heavily on forbidden foods. A store survey finds three-fourths prefer right turns in department stores. Many June July US presidents died in June or July. Old Glory rules on lapels only. There are 118 copyrighted songs titled Blue Eyes. Lifespans cited for animals and people vary widely. Contemporary trivia on flags, banks, and early potatoes closes with a note on Worcester concert popularity and Earth’s 687 day orbit.
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Society For the Encouragement of Arthritis
Barcelona
Spain
U. S
Arnold Bennett
Benny Ross
Georgia
Joanna Trautmann
Texas
Chase National
New York
Bowes
America
Worcester
Mass
U.S
Londonderry
N. H
Letter From Tack and Indian Rain Dances Inspire Debate
A playful diskussion blends Tack’s rainmaking antics with stories of Indian rain dances and preservation efforts. The writer contrasts modern fundraising attempts with traditional rituals and urges support for GAM preservation while recalling local wildlife and heritage themes.
Bondholders Move to Remove Capitol Hotel Managers
Bondholders of the Capitol Hotel Company ask in federal court for removal of the Mayer family from hotel management. The four day hearing before Judge James C. Wilson focused on bankruptcy dismissal, foreclosure, or a disinterested manager, with figures on earnings, value, and debt sought before a decision tomorrow morning.
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Mayer
Capitol Hotel
Joel Berry
Capitol Hotel Company
James C. Wilson
FMC Corporation of Houston
Berry
Amarillo
Wilson
Rayburn Thompson
H. L. Adkins
L. M. Fischer
Mayers
Adkina
Fischer
Metropolitan Guaranty Company
Metropolitan
Ralph Neely Takes Vacation Visit With Parents
Ralph Neely a late inspector with the State Insurance Commission is spending his vacation here visiting his parents Mr and Mrs R C Neely at 323 West Twelfth Avenue He graduated from Texas University in June and was honored as one of the outstanding men in the class He worked in the state insurance commissioner's office while attending the university at Austin and after graduation he became an inspector He came here Wednesday from San Antonio.
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Ralph Neely
State Insurance Commission
R. C. Neely
West Twelfth Avenue
Neely
Texas University
State Insurance Commissioner’s Office
University At Austin
San Antonio
Republicans Spend Million On Presidential Campaign
The Republican National Committee reported to the House clerk that it spent 1,787,811 on the presidential campaign in the last three months and had 495,349 on hand as of today.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
House of Representatives
Panhandle game line urged to closed season for ten years
A letter calls for a complete halt on hunting in the Panhandle for a decade citing only badgers skunks and chicken hawks as remaining game. The writer, Allen Beville of Amarillo, also details a lost Persian cat reward and asks readers to watch for the timid pet.
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Panhandle
Badgers Skunks
Allen Beville
Allen Adjustment Company
Amarillo
Texas
Tack
Heck
Houston Street
Minnie Lee Solnick Opens Dramatic Art Classes
Minnie Lee Solnick has returned from New York and Missouri and opened drama classes at the Musical Arts Conservatory. She announces new features at the studio after attending plays and meeting others in dramatic arts. Solnick is an Emerson College honor graduate with professional engagements.
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Minnie Lee
Aleskin
Solnick
Minnie Lee Aleskin
New York
Missouri
Musical Arts Conservatory
A. M. Club Meeting Friday at Capitol Hotel
The Panhandle A. M. Club will meet Friday night at 7 o clock at the Capitol Hotel. Fred Lyon, president, urges all present and prospective students to attend as enrollment for this year promises to be the largest in the college s history.
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Panhandle
Capitol Hotel
Fred Lyon
Strike hearing called for Seattle Post Intelligencer
The month-old Seattle Post Intelligencer newsroom strike was scheduled today before a National Labor Relations board. The American Newspaper Guild alleges two P-1 staffers were discharged for Guild activity, while the paper contends they were dismissed for cause and that the Wagner Act is unconstitutional and the board lacks jurisdiction.
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Seattle
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
National Labor Relations Board
American Newspaper Guild
P-1
Hearst
Kesterson Sentenced to 30 Days in Potter County Jail
F. C. Kesterson pleaded guilty to misdemeanor theft before Judge J. N. Riggs after arrest for theft. He received 30 days in jail and court costs, claiming parole violation from Leavenworth Prison, though federal records showed no warrant. He will serve in Potter County jail.
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F. C. Kesterson
J. N. Riggs
Kesterson
Gib Landis
Leavenworth
Potter County
Oil Driller Seeks Fees in Dalhart Well Case
W D Casebolt sues Ethan D Warner for 1650 dollars for travel and living expenses incurred while drilling for Warner near Dalhart. Casebolt represented by Scott and Saunders of Pampa. Warner represented by Wales H Madden. Judge FE Nelson Jr presiding in 47th District Court.
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FE. C. Nelson, Jr
47Th District Court
W. D. Casebolt
Ethan D. Warner
Warner
Dalhart
Caseboll
Scott and Saunders, Pampa
Wales H. Madden
Mr. Warner
James Sentenced to Death for Wife’s Rattlesnake Murder
Los Angeles reports Superior Judge Charles W. Fricke sentenced Robert James to die by hanging for murdering his seventh wife Mary. The jury’s verdict made the death sentence mandatory after James, a red-haired Birmingham barber, was accused of biting her with a rattlesnake and drowning her in a bathtub.
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Los Angeles
Charles W. Fricke
Robert
James
Mary
Birmingham
Ala
Barder
Japan defies naval pact over submarine tonnage
The Navy ministry in Tokyo refused comment on claims by U S Secretary of the Navy Claude Swanson that Japan violated the London naval treaty by keeping more submarines than allowed. Swanson based his view on the escalator clause permitting signatories to exceed limits if national security is at risk. Japan would exceed the 52 700 ton submarine limit shared by Britain and the United States.
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Tokyo
Navy Ministry
Claude A. Swanson
United States
Navy
Japan
Secretary Swanson
Great Britain
Enrollments Rise by 99 in Amarillo Public Schools
Amarillo Public Schools report an overall enrollment increase of 99 pupils from last year, totaling 8 415 this year. Senior High leads with 1 343 students, while San Jacinto Heights shows a decrease of 43 and Wilson drops by 87.
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Amarillo
Sam Houston Junior High School
San Jacinto Heights
Summitt School
Wilson School
Alice Landergin
Buchanan Street
Central Junior High
Dwight W. Morrow
Forest Hill
Glenwood School
Humphrey Highlands
Johnson Street
Lee Bivins
Margaret Wills
McKinley School
Pleasant Valley
Sam Houston Junior High
Sanborn School
Senior High
Summit School
Tyler Street
Wilson
Wolflin
Fred Douglas
Patten School
Vail and Wanamaker Wed on the Merry-Go-Round
Edward Vail a Hackettstown veteran and Anna Wanamaker wed at Woldwick New Jersey on the carnival merry-go-round. Justice John Hogan officiated as the couple rode two hobby horses during the ceremony.
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Woldwick
N. J
Edward
Anna Vail
Vail
Hackettstown
Anna Wanamaker
John Hogan
Supreme Court hampering planning for natural resources
Economist Stuart Chase told the world power conference that Supreme Court decisions hinder national and regional planning to conserve natural resources. He argued planning is regional, with basins of great rivers serving as sensible geographic regions.
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Washington
Stuart, Chase
Supreme Court
World Power Conference
Contested County Clerk Race Probed By Two Committees
Blackburn and Cole face a dispute over the county clerk contest petitions. Officials argue whether the retired Roy Chase led panel or the new committee chaired by Dr Montgomery should hear the case. An upcoming session is set for 9:30 a.m. in the county courtroom.
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Cole
Roy Chase
Blackburn
Montgomery
Chase
Seasion
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Ita
Gibson
Coles
Cox
Mr. Cole
Chearing
Dr. Montgomery
Aid Committee
Four New Prisoners Held on Untaxed Liquor Charge
Four new federal prisoners are held in Potter County jail on charges of possession of untaxed liquor. Ivan Stanley his wife Bill Stanley and Whitie Rigdon live near Shamrock. They are held on $1500 bonds after agents allege they possessed 383 gallons of untaxed liquor.
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Potter County
Ivan Stanley
Bill Stanley
Whitie Rigdon
Shamrock
Utmost Courtesy Rules In Gentleman Bandit
Richmond police chase a so called personality bandit who robs motorists with courtesy. He rides with a pistol, then drives the victim around the city before telling him where his car will be left undamaged at a curb hours later.
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Richmond
Texas weighs unemployment insurance and farm tenancy plans
Governor Allred leads talks on unemployment insurance with a state committee and the Texas Planning Board studying legal validity and a bill. He eyeing a statewide conference to cut farm tenancy, citing 50 to 70 percent tenancy in key regions and coordinating with Rural Resettlement leadership. Arkansas plans a regional tenancy conference this fall.
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Allred
Texas Planning Board
Texas
Blacklands
Dallas
D. P. Rent
Rural Resettlement Administration
Arkansas
Cooling Relief For Itchy Skin Soothing Ointment
Blue Star Ointment melts on the skin to send medicines into pores and kill itch tetter ringworm eczema and feet itch with no burning and quick relief.
San Diego Exposition Closes After Season
San Diego marked the end of the 1935 36 California Pacific International Exposition with a closing ceremony at the Palace of Fine Arts. The event drew 7 220 000 attendees for the run and a farewell party the previous night hosted 62 000 visitors.
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San Diego
Calif
Palace of Fine Arts
Baker son to enter Lebedon law school this fall
Lex Baker son of Mr and Mrs Wm N Baker 1002 West Eleventh Avenue leaves Wednesday for Lebedon Tennessee to enter law school this fall after three years at Texas University Mr Baker is a reporter in the 108th District Civil Court.
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Lex Baker
Wm. N. Baker
West Eleventh Avenue
Lebedon
Tenn
Texas University
Baker
108Th District Civil Court
Coughlin Supports Lemke Campaign Amid Vatican Talk
Father Charles E Coughlin opened a speaking tour backing William Lemke's third party bid despite Vatican hints of censure. A large Detroit rally ended with fervent responses as Foley announced a Brooklyn mass meeting Friday night.
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Detroit
U.P
Charles E. Coughlin
Vatican
William Lemke
New York City
John Joseph Foley
New York State
National Union For Social Justice
Brooklyn
Soviets Warn Germany as Nazi Nürnberg Speech Provokes Criticism
Official Soviet sources state no recall of ambassadors to Berlin but caution Germany not to overstep in anti Bolshevik rhetoric. Moscow watches the Nürnberg Nazi party convention closely amid rumors of a Hitler surprise for Europe. Editorials mock Hitler after caustic attacks on Bolshevism and Jews.
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Moscow
Berlin
Germany
Nurnberg
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Hitler
Peace Returns on San Francisco Bay Labor Dispute
Federal Mediator E. W. Fitzgerald announced a compromise ending the tense standoff over the discharge of a seaman and the delayed Dollar liner President Hoover sailing for the Orient. Negotiations will resume between employers and the Sailors Union of the Pacific to modify the 1934 working agreement.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
E. W. Fitzgerald
Hoover
Sailors Union of the Pacific
Clarke posts bond after mail fraud arrest
A. J. Clarke, president of the Bell Tailoring Company, posted $1,500 bond before U. S. Commissioner Mary K. Harty after his arrest on a mail fraud charge. He was indicted yesterday by the federal grand jury on the complaint of A. O. Curry, a post office inspector.
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A. J. Clarke
Bell Tailoring Company
U. 58
Mary K. Harty
Federal Grand Jury
A. O. Curry
Post Office
Edwards Return From Weatherford Auto Wreck
Mr and Mrs Jack Edwards returned home Wednesday night from Weatherford Ohio where they were slightly injured in an automobile wreck Earlier they had attended a photograph ers meeting in Ada Their injuries were only cuts and bruises.
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Edwards
Jack Edwards
Weatherford
Ohio
Ada
Engineers Test Puddle Process Road In Fredericksburg
Engineers in Fredericksburg Virginia are testing a puddle process to build roads. A four mile stretch in the Battlefield Park serves as an experiment station to gauge frost and traffic resistance. The method uses a thin gravel base topped with a mud like mix of gravel sand asphalt oil and water rolled to a black concrete feel.
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Fredericksburg
UPK
Fredericksburg Battlefield Park
William Ochse Dies at 58 Former Drug Co President
William Ochse 58, who rose from bottle washer to president and general manager of the San Antonio Drug Company the world s largest independent wholesale drug house died at 10:30 this morning at his home after a heart attack in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
William Ochse
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