Prize Leader Pack No 3 in Tri State Fair Cub Scout exhibit
Judging of the Cub Scout division at the Tri State Fair concluded this morning with Pack No 3 earning the most awards. Hayden Hardin and Dirk Hardin topped bead work and handicraft in wood, while Pack No 4 and Pack No 5 also won multiple ribbons in drawing, wood work, aircraft, and Indian craft. Additional ribbons went to James Dossevy, Halbert Cooper, Bryan Webster and Guy Smith.
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A.A. Graham
Hayden Hardin
Hershal Holman
John Dixon
Arthur Dyke
Renny Ruedser
Wayne Daniel
Dirk Hardin
Eugene Polk
Jimmy Grady
Charles Stroud
Pack No. 5
Pack No. 12
James Dossevy
Halbert Cooper
Bryan Webster
Guy Smith
Curtain Near Far Oil Suit Ends Arguments
Gray Proceasing Corporation sues Danciger Oil and Refining Company over alleged patent infringement. Danciger claims prior Gray patent covers its refinery process and that the patents are invalid. Court set to close hearings with final arguments tomorrow.
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Gray Proceasing Corporation
Danciger Oil and Refining Company
Gray Corporation
Danciger Company
Danciger
Gray
Navy Fetes 50 000 Former Doughboys
Fifty thousand ex-doughboys were guests of the navy in Los Angeles, recalling a convoy voyage twenty years earlier. American Legionnaires crowded aboard heavy cruisers as 400 aircraft simulated attacks along the Southern California coast, with mock bombings and strafing on fleet vessels under Admiral Claude C Bloch.
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Los Anoples
Navy
Atte
Claude C. Bloch
California
Wessels
Sacred Concert At Llane Cemetery Sunday
A sacred concert will be presented Sunday at 4 p.m. at Llane Cemetery. The Glenwood Rapter Church choir will lead the music and invite the public. Also noted is the obituary of Edel Lamber, who died in 1908 at age 40 and weighed 788 pounds.
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Llane Cemetery
Towrr
Llane Ceme
Glenwood Rapter Church
Edel Lamber
Housekeeper Wanted Near Town For General Work
Help wanted notice seeks a competent housekeeper aged between 10 and 60 to perform general house work and light duties. CONTINUED ON PAGE 1.
Scientist sees sun energy as future Panhandle power
Dr. Gerald Wendt told Amarillo Knife and Fork Club members that Panhandle plains with many sunny days can become a center of energy extraction from sunlight when oil and gas dwindle. He cited chlorophyll research and suggested 1 percent of natural gas used in R D could yield future dividends. The talk titled Life in the Age of Science followed a visit to a helium plant. dinner begins 7 15 with John B. Hill presiding.
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Panhandle
Gerald Louis Wendt
Wendt
Amarillo
Dr. Wendt
Country Club
C. W. Seibel
Chemical Division
U. S Army
Knife and Fork Club
John B. Hill
Mothers of eight seek state aid pension claim
In Austin on September 23 1930 Governor Allreds secretary Dero Cowley said there is no provision for a state pension for mothers of eight or more children. Two letters claimed mothers of eight or more with children under 13 were entitled to $1000, which officials denied.
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Austin
Dero Cowley
Allrads
Allred Contemplates Governor Role and Salary Details
The article discusses Allred remaining governor until his governor term ends and contrasts his pay as governor with a federal judge. It notes potential residence in Horaton and cites possible district towns Galveston and Corpus Christi. Mrs Allred’s final decision is undecided.
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Jude
United States Senate
Congress
Horaton
Galveston
Corpus Chyrasti
Ranner von
Catholics To Hold Session In Amarillo Diocese Meet
The Amarillo Diocesan Council of Catholic Women convenes for its third annual session. A solemn High Mass at Sacred Heart Cathedral opens at 11 with Most Rev. Robi F. Lucey delivering a sermon. Executive board meets at Cathedral Hall at 1 30 followed by a 2 30 business session. Flection of officers.
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Amarillo
Wheat's arrival era linked to 16th century slave trade tale
The passage claims 72 000 square miles area and ties wheat's introduction to America to a negro slave aboard Hernando Cortez's boat in 1530. It asserts the slave mixed wheat seed with rice and that wheat became the first planted on this continent, noting the Amarillo Council's tie to the National Council of Catholic Women in Washington D C.
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Amarillo Council
National Council of Catholic Women of
Washington, D. C
America
Hernando Cortez
Diocesan Council Meeting With Lucey Planned
The Amarillo Diocesan Council calls a meeting with all council members urged to attend. A complimentary buffet supper is set for 6 pm at Cathedral Hall and a program of musical selections will precede the address by His Excellency Most Rev Robt E Lucey, principal speaker. The council is a federation of Catholic women of the Amarillo Diocese.
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Amarillo
Texas
Cal
Robt. E. Lucey
Amarillo Diocese
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