Baby Health and Beauty Contest Winners At Amarillo Hotel
In a Friday afternoon contest held at the Amarillo Hotel, three divisions named winners in the Baby Health and Beauty event. First place in six months to one year went to Margaret Ellen Duncan. second to Ronald Ernest Carruth. third to Fred Williams Rentson. In the one to three years division, Patty Louella Lain claimed first with Dolores Jean Price second and Donald Edwin Gosnell third. In the three to five year old division, Mary Ann Dysart won first with Sandra Larson as a listed third. second place winner Herron Keith Pate was not pictured.
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Amarillo Hotel
B. H. Duncan
Margaret Ellen
Patty Louella Lain
Vernon Lain
Dolores Jean Price
J. C. Price
Donald Edwin Gosnell
A. FE. Gosnell
Mary Ann Dysart
Vern W. Dysart
Sandra Larson
Wayne Larson
Herron Keith Pate
Carl Pate
Kress
Steel giant denies wage cuts after price reductions
United States Steel Corporation issued a firm statement denying any assurances that wage reductions would follow steel price reductions announced yesterday. The move appears tied to President Roosevelt's remarks about wage safeguards, as Stettinius’ comment on the matter remains noted but unresolved.
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New York
U.P
United States Steel Corporation
Roosevelt
United States Steel Announcement
Edward R. Stettinius
Three Men Hurt as Crane Vehicle Fails on Bridge Razing
An Oklahoma City man Ed Conde 49 Arkansas City Kan E E Warren 34 and Sid Shaw 39 Winfield Kan were seriously injured when a quick way crane truck used to raze the old Canadian River bridge on North Highway fell through a 25 foot span. The John F Buckner Construction crew worked to remove workers and assess damage.
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North Highway
Ed Conde
Oklahoma City
E. E. Warren
Arkansas City
Kan
Sid Shaw
Winfield
Warren
Conde
Shaw
John F. Buckner Construction Company
Cleburne
A. S. Briscoe
Briscoe
Ray Spitler
Amarillo
Spitler
W. T. Kim
What It Means Germany Pays For Solving Job Problem
Berlin June 25 A closely documented analysis describes how Hitler reduced unemployment from 6 million in 1933 to 338000, using public works and state control. It details the economic measures, state takeover of capital, forced emigration of Jews, and universal labor service to press labor into work.
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Germany
Associated Press
Berlin
Hitler
Search Goes On For McCormick Near Cliffs
Albuquerque search teams scoured mile high Sandia peaks for Medill McCormick 21 heir to the McCormick publishing fortune missing four days into a climbing expedition. His companion Richard Whitmer’s battered body was found near The Shield cliff as Governor Tingley Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms led the hunt with 200 rescuers and Colorado climbers aiding. A rope and a white shirt found on the peak offered faint clues amid discouraging prospects.
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N. M
Sandia Peak
Medill McCormick
McCormick Publishing
Colorado
McCormick
Richard Whitmer
Clyde Tingley
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms
Frank Froelicher
Fountain Valley
Colorado Springs
Robert Ormes
Melvin Griffiths
Montrose
Colo
Rocky Mountain
Moritz Krieg
Stephen Hart
Flwyn Arps
Karl Arndt
Simms
Juan Tabo Canyon
Tingley
Forest Service
Adjt
R. C. Charlton
National Guard
West Texas to get new Veterans Hospital under PWA plan
A $1,435,000 federal PWA allotment funds a Veterans Administration general hospital likely to be located in West Texas. Location to be determined, but Amarillo officials and Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma lawmakers push for the site to serve a 1,000 by 900 mile area not adequately served. The hospital project, started by Borger American Legion post in 1930, aims to cost about $60,000 for site preparation and up to 50 acres.
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Texas
PWA
Veterans’ Hospital
West Texas
Dispatch
Washington
Amarillo
Sunday News Globe
Congress
Marvin Jones
George Mahon
General Medical Hospital
George Broome
Jones
Frank T. Hines
Federal Board of Hospitalization For the
Veteran'’e Administration
Broome
The
American Legion
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Legion
Kansas
Colorado
Borger
Veterans’ Administration
Broom
Carrier Boys Set Pace for Anniversary Edition Sale
Amarillo paperboys aimed to boost orders for the 300 page Anniversary Edition due August 14. Two youths already signed up customers for 25 extra copies totaling three calls. at worst 70,000 extra copies could be printed if every subscriber buys one. Orders due by July 28 with 50 cent mailings available nationwide.
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News- Globe
Amarillo
United States
Oil Firm Borrows 25 Million for Corporate Development
New York June 25 shell union oil corporation has concluded arrangements with insurance firms for a 15 year loan of 25 million dollars to be used for future development of properties plants and other corporate purposes.
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New York
Shell Union Oil Corporation
Localized rains soak Panhandle area with several inches in places
Heavy localized rainfall fell yesterday afternoon across the South Plains from Sayre Oklahoma to McLean with Memphis Estelline Childress Vernon and Amarillo recording total deluges. Childress saw three inches Friday night while Memphis area had two inches prompting some replanting. Additional showers touched Canadian Miami Spearman Carrollton Follet and a single shower hit Amarillo about 6 pm. Partly cloudy is forecast for today in Amarillo and vicinity.
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Memphis
Estelline
Childress
Vernon
F. W. Clark
Amarillo Sunday News Globe
Sayre
Okla
McLean
Miami
Spearman
Carrouzet
Follet
Amarillo
Amarillo May Soar U. S. Dirigible Namings
Washington June 25 Special. The Navy's new 3 million dollar dirigible may be named Amarillo in honor of the Texas Panhandle city near the helium source. Rep Marvin Jones pushed for the name citing Amarillo's link to helium and support suggests the name will be approved. Congress funded 500 thousand for initial construction. total cost forecast at 3 million as experiments resume after the Macon and Akron incidents.
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Washington, D. C
United States Navy
Amarillo
Texas Panhandle
Marvin Jones
Macon
Georgia
Fred Vinson
House Naval Affairs Committee
Congress
Akron
Jones
Bob Stuart to Speak in Amarillo Wednesday Night
R A Bob Stuart of Fort Worth candidate for the Texas Railroad Commission will address an audience at Municipal Auditorium Amarillo Wednesday night at 8 30 oclock. The former state senator and present chairman of the board of regents of Texas state teachers colleges has run a strenuous downstate campaign and now visits the Panhandle for the first time.
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R. A
Bob" Stuart
Fort Worth
Texas Railroad Commission
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo
Board of
Regents of
Texas State Teachers’ Colleges
Stuart
Panhandle
Weather outlook and temperatures for Amarillo region
The morning forecast shows Sunday partly cloudy in Amarillo and vicinity with possible thundershowers in West Texas. Panhandle areas expect fair conditions, while New Mexico region shows partly cloudy skies with showers and thunderstorms in the north central and extreme east portions. Temperature readings from yesterday place highs around 83 and lows near 66 with 0.52 inches of precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 4 PM.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Fair Panhandle
New Xico
Igess
As Bes
Italy and Spain Threaten War as Bombing Fears Spread
European diplomats report Spain threatening to bomb Italian cities and Barcelona warning of reprisals. Italy vows to strike back if Spain bombs Italian cities, while France and Britain urge moderation to avert a general European war. Germany also signals possible action if Barcelona escalates.
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Italy
Rome
Maly
Benito G*ussolini
France
Spain
London
Paris
Mussolini
Renato Prunas
Barcelona
Mediterranean
Britain
Germany
Francisco Franco
Spies Within Our Gates Reveals Wide Foreign Espionage
Washington reports a grand jury inquiry uncovers a vast network of foreign spies in the United States. Officials say more spies from more nations operate here than in peacetime history, with a secret service budget around 50 million dollars supporting about 100 thousand agents. The piece notes a spread from Europe to American shores and a cycle of rivalry fueling espionage.
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America
Secret Service
Europe
Federal Grand Jury
New York
Tai Powers
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