Will Rogers Pageant rehearsals start in Panhandle and NM
Larry Doyle and assistants open a week of Will Rogers Pageant rehearsals moving from the Panhandle east area to New Mexico. Rehearsals are in Amarillo tonight Vega tomorrow Tucumcari Wednesday Ber ger Thursday Claude Friday. The pageant runs Aug 15 16 17 at Butler Field with a popular contest prize of two round trip tickets to Hollywood and nine other awards.
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Larry Doyle
Howard Dilley
Harry Walters
Will Rogers
Panhandle
New Mexico
Amarillo
Vega
Tucumcari
Berger
Claude
American Legion
Auxiliary
Forest Hill Home
Lawrence Hagg
Simple Marriage Ceremony Unites Miss Mildred True And Mr John Smithee
A simple ceremony united Miss Mildred True society editor of the Globe News and Mr. John Smithee owner of Fox Drug Company at 9 o clock in Rev Powell Smith s home West Amarillo Christian Church The bride wore navy crepe and a white shark skin coat with blue accessories They will honeymoon in New Mexico and Colorado and make their home here The article notes the couple s relatives and attendance by family members The final sentence mentions the New York City municipal art commission approving improvements costing over 400 000 000 since 1983.
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Mildred True
The
Globe News
John Smithee
Fox Drug Company
Powell Smith
West Amarillo Christian Church
Mollie . True
Norman
Okla
Nell True
Virginia Smythe
Alice Jane Smythe
Lynn Miller
Smithee
Clarendon College
Texas Christian University At
Fort Worth
New Mexico
Colorado
Blackburn Wins 1936 County Clerk Race by Six Votes
The 1936 Ted Blackburn Hubert Cole contest ended with Blackburn leading by six votes after a recount uncovered a five vote error in the Sam Houston School box. Cole withdrew his protest following the discovery and the county Democratic committee confirmation.
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Ted Blackburn
Hubert Cole
Blackburn
Cole
Sam Houston
Democratic Committee
ISD Permitted Brick Club House At Butler Field
Amarillo Independent School District received a permit to construct a brick and tile club house at Butler Field. Wallace Hazlewood, building inspector, approved the plan. Estimated cost listed at 5000 dollars with Neil Bingleton named as contractor. FE. FE. Bechstelheimer was noted in the text.
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Amarillo Independent
Butler Field
Wallace Hazlewood
Patin
Neil Bingleton
FE. FE
Bechstelheimer
Permit Granted to Build Frame Residence on Tyler Street
A building permit was issued for a frame residence at 2406 Tyler Street with an estimated construction cost of 9000 dollars. The approval signals completion of local zoning and safety reviews for the project.
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Tyler Street
Vacation hazards and sun safety by the AP
The AP warns in vacation safety guidance against sun exposure and unsafe water. It urges pasteurized milk for infants, avoiding sun noon to two, using hats, checking springs and stagnant pools, and cautioning athletes on sun stroke during prolonged heat.
Nudists Thrive in North Jersey Sunbathing Camps
Reporter visits six nudist colonies near Stockholm and Oak Ridge discovering mixed camps where guests shed clothes gradually. He sees diverse members from doctors to haberdashers, notes rules, signs, and budgets, and reports a growing American Sunbathing Association with international interest.
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James M. Macfarland
North American Newspaper Alliance
Stockholm
N. J
New Jersey
United States
Garden State
North Jersey
New York State
Gardens of Eden
Ilsley Boone
Oakland
American Sunbathing Association
Rock Lodge
American Gymnosophical Association
New York
Herman Soshinski
Dr. Soshinski
Fair Sex
Free-for-All at UAW Headquarters During Vice Presidents Trial
In Detroit on July 25 UPA reports a free for all at the United Automobile Workers headquarters as four suspended vice presidents face trial before the union International executive board. About 15 Toledo local members forced entry, clashed with law office staff in a corridor, and fought for five minutes before agreement allowed them to stay inside.
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Detroit
UPA
United Automobile Workers Union
International Executive Board
Toledo
Fitch Will Meet With Scout Board
The Amarillo Area Council of Boy Scouts executive board meets this afternoon at Captiol Hotel with James Fitch regional executive to discuss board matters. Amarillo Area executive A. Clark urges all board members to attend.
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Amarillo Area
Runoff Contests Narrow for Precinct 2 Candidates
In Precinct No 2 Mark Parker of St Francis advanced to a runoff with Henry Jones after a tight vote. Parker remains in the race as Jones edges toward a decisive runoff outcome.
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Precinct No
Mark Parker
St. Francis
Henry Jones
Parker
Local Elections Crown New County Officials
Voters chose Lon Sellars for Precinct 1 over E. R. Thompson and saw John H. Winters defeat Joe Gray in Precinct 3. Dan Pavillard ousted Cliff Biggers in Precinct 4 with others including Ben Smith as district clerk and J Newt Riggs as county judge elected without opposition. County treasurer L D Heyser and assistant county attorney Tom Seay won their races as Howard Anderson did not seek office. W D Howren, new to county politics, will replace Morris Browning as county surveyor.
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Jones
Roy Starker
Lon Sellars
E. R. Thompson
John H. Winters
Joe Gray
Dan Pavillard
Cliff Biggers
Ben Smith
J. Newt Riggs
C. W. Carder
H. W. Duke
L. D. Heyser
Tom Seay
Howard Anderson
W. D. Howren
Morris Browning
General Land Office
Texas attorney general race tightens in runoff scramble
Gerald C. Mann edged into a runoff with Lt. Gov. Walter Woodul after a close contest for attorney general. Mann finished with 227,139 votes to Woodul's 235,665 while District Judge Ralph Yarborough trailed in third. Bob Calvert and Lewis Goodrich followed in order. Land Commissioner William H. McDonald led the runoff field with 312,548 votes.
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Gerald C. Mann
Walter Woodul
Mann
Woodal
Ralph Yarborough
Bob Calvert
Lewis Goodrich
West Texas
Texas election returns show varied statewide results
From 246 of 254 counties the comptroller, railroad, and law posts reveal deep splits. James leads for Superintendent with 161 856. Lemay 210 600 and Woods 396 468. Other offices show McDonald and O'Daniel high tallies, with key figures listed for governor and attorney general.
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Bascom Giles
Wil
L. A. Woods
Lemay
James Allred
Woods
W. E. James
Texas Elect Bureau
Brogden
Ley
Farmer
Fergus
Hunter
King
MiCoy
McCraw
Mill
O'Daniel
Renfro
Self
Thompson
Brooks
Davisson
Mead
Nelson
Smith
Stevenson
Calvert
Goodrich
Mann
Woodal
Yarborough
Biffle
Sheppard
Terrell
Christia
Morris
Sadler
Stuart
Wood
Browning
Giles
McDonald
Mills
Barnes
Forster
Lockhart
James
Allen
Westfall
Supreme Court
Crita
Davidson
Smiley
Graves
Pippen
Stephens
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Municipal Art Commission of
New York City
Sunshine League
Idybhour
Oak Ridge
North Jersey Outdoor Club
Milton
Hackettstown
Dover
Woodland Club of
Boone
Emmy Andersen
Sunshine Park
Mays Landing
South Jersey
Fitch
Scout Board
Tack
People of
Potter Co
Jewell Davidson
Potter
Star Products Co
Desk 4
Houston
Tex
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Texas
Troy
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