Defense in Oil Suit Due Today
Gray Processing Corporation sues Danciger Oil and Refining for patent infringement over a process for polymerizing cracked gasoline with vapor through Fuller's earth. Gray seeks an injunction and surrender of gains. Danciger argues the refinery operation is covered by an earlier patent now expired and that the patents in suit lack novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Processing Corporation
Danciger Oil and Refining Company
Danciger Company
Danciger
Gray
Shrimp Tagged To Learn Their Habits
In Brunswick Georgia Howard Baltzo of the U S bureau of fisheries conducts tagging experiments on three shrimp types to study growth migrations and habitats The unspawned adults live offshore the young remain in creeks while grove brown shrimp populate waters in June and July A reward is offered for each tagged shrimp returned with location and catch time details.
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Brunswick
Howard Baltzo
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Baltzo
Bureau of Fisheries
Albert D Rhodes Dies at Local Hospital
Albert D Rhodes 37 an automobile mechanic died this morning at 7 15 oclock in a local hospital after a brief illness. Survived by wife Naomi Rhodes 605 Washington Street a daughter Georgia Ella Amarillo his mother Mrs Willa Rhodes Cooper and brother George Rhodes Amarillo. Member of the Methodist Church. Body remains in state at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Chapel with funeral arrangements pending relatives' word.
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Albert
Rhodes
Naomi Rhodes
Washington Street
Georgia Ella
Amarillo
Willa Rhodes
Cooper
George Rhodes
Methodist Church
Boxwell Brothers Funeral
Illness Fatal to Mrs Minnie Holden
Mrs Minnie Holden aged 87 wife of J L Holden of 1911 East Fourteenth Avenue died in a local hospital at 1 90 this morning. Survived by her husband two sons and four daughters. Sons W F E Holden Los Angeles and Joseph H Holden Amarillo. Daughters H M Burton Roswell W D Meadows Amarillo Roscoe Rich Washburn and Stanley Button Amarillo. She was a Methodist and had lived in Amarillo nine years. Body in care of N Griggs & Sons pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Holden
J. L. Holden
East Fourteenth Avenue
W. FE. Holden
Los Angeles
Cal
Joseph H. Holden
Amarillo
H. M. Burton
Roswell
W. D. Meadows
Roscoe Rich
Washburn
Stanley Boutton
Methodist Church
N. Griggs & Sons
Loyalists Capture Strategic Hilltops on Front
Government dispatches report Spanish militiamen seized 17 hilltops and five villages on the Terue front in the Manganera sector amid a broader offensive. Insurgents deny the claims as battles unfold near Gandesa and at the northeastern front. A California gold find worth 200 dollars was reported by Nicholson, McRoberts, and Hamilton on Slate Creek.
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Hendaye
Terue
Manganera
Barcelona
Tiiurgenta Andi
Ken Io
Gandesa
Porbestown
Cal. G
California
Bary Nicholson
W WV McRoberts
James Hamilton
Slate Creek
Girl Scouts Run Nursery At Tri State Fair
The Amarillo Girl Scouts operate a nursery and play pen at the Tri State Fair directed by Elizabeth Sampson. With two adults and a nurse in attendance, the service handles about 500 children yearly and keeps parents' addresses at the desk.
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Dick Martin
Tyke
Girl Scout
Girl Scouts of
Amarillo
Elizabeth Sampson
Merchant’s
Ramey
McAlester
Miss Sampson
Girl Scouts
California Varsity Eight Stars at Fair in Musical Act
The California Varsity Eight, formed in the era of Hollywoods heavy musicals, performs at the Tri-State Fair as a popular two night act. Led by Tommy Gleason with members from Notre Dame Michigan Northwestern Missouri Minnesota USC and Chicago, they rehearse thrice weekly and tour vaudeville and night clubs in winter. Their highlight remains an RCA Magic Key radio appearance and plans point toward further radio and personal appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Hollywood
Boris Karloff
Tri-State
Tommy Gleason
Old
Notre Dame
Joe DeLisie
University of Michigan
Ollie West
Northwestern
Bill Taber
Missouri
George Enz
Minnesota
Enrico Tanzi
Southern California
Sidney Green
Chicago
Walter Anderson
Gentlemen of Song
Casa Manana
Fort Worth
Peppers
Edna Fox
Ralph Douglas
Gleason
Varsity
Birmingham
Alace
Tommy
University
Abama Pia Nan Pinay
Bova
KGN
Will
Detroit Educator Proposes $1000 Yearly Pay for Housewives
Detroit educator Robert G. Poster told the International Management Conference that an audio system could make housewives economically independent of their husbands. He said many women still see themselves as servants and questioned what kind of women men want.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert G. Poster
Detroit
International Management Conference
Federal Jury Indicts Dallas Reserve Bank Employee
A Dallas man, George Vo Lowe, was indicted by a Federal Grand Jury on four counts for making false entries and embezzlement. The charges involve funds taken from the Grand Avenue State Bank of Dallas, a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
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Federal
George Vo Lowe
Dallas
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Law
Grand Avenue State Bank of Dallas
Tornado Strikes South of Buenos Aires. Fourteen Dead
A tornado south of Buenos Aires Province killed fourteen people and injured twenty four, with reports confirming the toll in the latest South American disaster update. Local authorities opened investigations into the sudden storm and its damage.
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South America
Buenos Aires
McCraw to Probe Reports of Vote Interference
Attorney General William McCraw announced he will probe reports of interference with municipal elections on utility projects before the Travis County grand jury. He seeks a conference with District Attorney Edwin Moorehead to arrange hearing time, citing Senate committee recommendations and civil statutes banning corporate contributions to votes.
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McCraw
Austin
William McCraw
Travis County Grand Jury
Edwin Moorehead
Senate
Even a Snake Eater Eats Between Writhing Snakes
A snake eater endures a pit of rattlers black snakes and grass snakes and swallows each wriggler to the crowd's horror. He exits to get something to sit on, joking with the ticket seller that he will be back in a minute.
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Joe
Senators Seek Conference With O Daniel Over Economy Funds
A Texas Senate committee in Austin telegrammed Governor Nominee W Lee O Danial requesting a conference on proposed economy appropriations. If he agrees, Coke Stevenson and R Emmett Morse will be invited to participate in the discussion.
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Austin
Texas
W. Lee O'Daniel
O'Daniel
Coke Stevenson
R. Emmett Morse
Senate
House
125000 Homeless From Floods Along Chinese River
report from Hong Kong says 125000 people are homeless after floods along the Yellow River. more than 18000 square miles flooded with damage estimated at 53000000 dollars. authorities warn recovery will take time.
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Hong Kong
Yellow River
How 25 Women Lost Ugly Fat in New York Test
In New York City a prominent physician promotes a 40 day at home diet plan for women to shed fat. The program combines light meals, poultry, fruits, and a mineral drink Kruschen Salts daily, claiming safe, spa-like results with no harmful effects.
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N. Y
New York
Totel
Jean Fowl
Walter
Dinner for Amarillo College faculty honors new members
New Amarillo College faculty members were guests of honor at a dinner hosted by the college faculty and board of trustees at Amarillo Country Club. Attendees included Dr. Russell Artist, Dr. Harold Schoen, F. L. Mayer, Dr. A. J. Ruhlig, Miss Blanche Cathey, Gerald Brown, Ben Carlton Mead, Paul Ellis, and many board and faculty members. Paul Ellis sang two baritone solos as informal talks were given by board members.
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Amarillo College
Amarillo Country Club
Russell Artist
Harold Schoen
F. L. Mayer
A. J. Ruhlig
Blanche Cathey
Gerald Brown
Ben Carlton Mead
Paul Ellis
George M. Waddill
Waddill
Charles M. Rogers
Amarillo
Gale Warning Ordered For Atlantic Coast
The weather bureau ordered gale warnings along the Atlantic Coast north of Virginia Capes to Sandy Hook New Jersey. The tropical storm roaring up the coast was about 100 miles east of the Virginia Capes and moving rapidly northward or slightly east of north.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Virginia Capes
Sandy Hook
N. J
Paris leftists push call for Czech support and action
In Paris, leftist deputies press to convene the People's Front for a meeting to send a delegation to Prague. Communists seek a resolution upholding Czechoslovak integrity and urge immediate Parliament reconvening to affirm treaty obligations to Czechoslovakia. Socialist leaders back immediate assembly of Parliament.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
People's Front
Prague
Socialist Party
France
Czechoslovakia
Mysterious illness strikes Chicago area spreading fast
In Chicago area a mysterious ailment afflicted 104 people in a week with 53 year old Farl Bennison dying. Elmwood Park counts 54 cases and Chicago’s northwest area 47 plus two in Oak Park as health officials study possible common source. Symptoms include diarrhea vomiting chills and fever. Dr James Moxon reports cases recovering and bacteriological tests are ongoing.
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Chicago
Farl Bennison
Elmwood Park
Oak Park
James Moxon
Community group honors aging pioneers at annual gathering
Finch Dinwiddie and Nicholson step down as officers while John Archer of Amarillo is elected secretary treasurer. Matthew Hooks presents a white rose to F. N. Mullins, 93, the oldest member, who then gifts it to 87 year old Mrs. W. J. Parsons. Mrs. M. F. Snider, 86, receives a floral basket as oldest lady member. Tributes mark the passing of the pioneers.
Chinese dates draw comment at Tri-State Fair exhibit
Deaf Smith County's exhibit features Chinese dates grown by F. E. Bowe of Hereford. Ellison notes the fruit withstood extreme cold and comparisons to the Dromedary date. Also showing Porter tomato by Mrs. A. D. Godwin, Hereford, noted for canning suitability.
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Panhandler Plains
Tri-State Fair
Deaf Smith County
F. E. Bowe
Hereford
China
J. B. Ellison
Ellison
America
Deaf Smith Booth
A. D. Godwin
Haley Calls Attention to Mooar Absence at Texas History Talk
Prominent Texas and Western historian Haley criticizes the absence of veteran buffalo hunter J. Wright Mooar at a Texas history association meeting where Mooar was scheduled to speak but suffered a morning stroke. Amarillo welcome by Mayor Ross D. Rogers. invocation by Dr. J. Howard Williams. Music by Hardin-Simmons Cowboy Band and performances by H. A. Shaw Beacon Male Quartet and Lawrence Ellzey. Perfect rubies are worth several times diamonds of equal weight.
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Mooar
Haley
H. A. Shaw
Beacon
Lawrence Ellzey
Perryton
Amarillo
Ross D. Rogers
J. Howard Williams
First Baptist Church of
Ama
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Dr. R. Bristow
Association of
Geo. G. Ingham
Griggs
N. S. Griggs & Sons Funeral Directors
Amarillo, Texas
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Seeder Aover
Rogers Bros
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EPA
Lee
Eighth
POLK
Tufferoy
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Barclay
Gothem
Zpper
Duttes Frenta
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