Scott and Herrera Meet Tonight in Amarillo Boxing Card
Legalized boxing returns to Amarillo at the Tri-State Fair Grounds livestock arena headlined by Howard Scott of San Angelo vs Benny Herrera of Dallas in a 10 round main bout. Basil Chastian acts as referee with Chief Parris and Pete Reigel in the semi final. Preliminaries start 8 30. Admission 40 cents general 75 cents and 1 for ringside. Tickets at Randall Drug Stores Nos 2 and 4.
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French wine for 3 million bales of U S cotton eyed
Texas oilman James E. Smitherman said France would trade wine for 3,000,000 bales of U S cotton if a trade treaty is formed after Prohibition ends. Paris reports Travelers Bank president Cole Neidecker plans a credit sale of 3 million bales to a French pool, with talks in Washington with Agriculture Secretary Wallace.
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Former Amarilloan Weds in New York
Stewart Bright marine engineer and former Amarillo resident, now at 1401 Grand Concourse, New York, married Miss Geneva E. Goodwin of 860 Lexington Avenue in New York last Thursday. Deputy city clerk Philip A. Hines officiated. Bright is the son of John H. and Bailey Bright. his bride was born in Nova Scotia.
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Legionnaires Special Train To Chicago For A Century Of Progress
Hanson Post of the American Legion offers a seven day excursion to the World’s Fair with a round trip of 40.85 and Pullman option 21.65 extra. The trip includes hotel accommodations and admission to several exposition attractions. Call Floyd L. Sloan at 21506 for details.
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Pink and Green Revival for Evening Gown in Washington
Mrs Edward Keating chose a pink and green chiffon gown for an evening costume in Washington. The old-fashioned color pairing created a charming, vintage look for the event.
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Sharkey Beaten by Levinsky Seeks Carnera Title
King Levinsky of Chicago West Side defeated former champion Jack Sharkey in a rough bout at Comiskey Park. Promoter Sammy Wolff called the show a financial success with 20,317 in attendance and gross receipts of 52 996.40. Levinsky earned about 8 600 while Sharkey took 25 000. Negotiations with Primo Carnera management may begin for a fall Chicago Stadium bout.
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Colors Describe Gray and Plum Garment Shades
The passage lists gray and plum colored clothes trimmed with gray fur in about a half dozen shades. Shades named include mouse armor smoke lead iron granite gun and taupe.
Giants and Senators Fight for pennants in tight races
Giants facing final St Louis game while Pirates and Phillies clash in a doubleheader. Washington loses to St Louis but gains ground as Yankees split with Chicago. Gehrig hits his 49th homer. multiple NL and AL pennant implications loom with key performances from Hubbell O Farrell Durocher and Watkin s.
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Hut ton vows to tour vaudeville after split from evangelist
David M Hut ton, estranged husband of California evangelist Aimee Semple Mc Pherson, arrives in New York to begin a vaudeville tour and is shown talking on the telephone shortly after arrival.
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