Famed Mead Exhibits May Be Displayed in Fiesta Parade
The Pampa fiesta parade expects 18 bands with Borger Perryton and Plainview joining in. Ten floats already entered from McLean Wheeler Miami Perryton Borger Panhandle White Deer Groom Clarendon and Shamrock. Miami plans a large historical float while other towns present models or themed designs.
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Texas
Borger
Parryton
Plainview
Hoge
McLean
Wheeler
Miami
Perryton
Panhandle
White
Deer
Groom
Clarendon
Bhantock
D. Yowell
Judge Mead
Petroleum “Company
Pampe
Shipau
Gray ‘County
Ferryton
Seven Boys Awarded at Scout Court of Honor
Seven youths earned ranks and merit badges at the monthly Scout Court of Honor. Everott Sparks and Habby McQuenden attained first class, Olan Stroud gained second class, and five boys received badges in areas including cement work, wood carving, handicraft, cooking, and first aid. District official Le GL McColm presided in Rev. Robert Bushen’s absence. bad weather and camp absences affected attendance.
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Wom
le GL
McColm
Robert Bushen
Everott Sparks
Habby McQlenden
Olan Stroud
Robert Braydon
Kenneth Nelson
Everette
Ely
John Bhelton
1000 Cabin Boats Hunted for Clues
New Rochelle police sweep 1000 cabin cruisers near Davenport Neck in Long Island Sound as they search for Peter Leying, a 12 year old kidnapped boy. Detectives drag the sound shore for missing head, hands and torso washed ashore last Sunday near his home as part of the probe.
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New Rochelle
Peter Leying
Patian
Davenport Neck
Long Teland Seid
Harve Dillon Drives Derby Hope From Boiled Buckets
Unclear OCR text mentions Harvey Dillon of Belief in California and a Derby at Epsom Downs with a stake at Union. Readers are left with fragmented names and places making it difficult to confirm any concrete results or actions.
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Marshal Oden
Harve Dillon
Brelfle
Calif
Eat Union
Epsom Downs
Boulend
Recreational Adult Program Opens Friday Night
Pampa launches an成人 adult teen age recreation plan with Friday art classes in Room 213 at the high school. The program, organized by Mrs Roy A Wallrabenstein, runs weekly through June to August with no fees. Separate from children's activities, it is funded by the Council of Clinics and includes a home making division offering free quilting each Wednesday evening beginning June 8 in City Club rooms.
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Pampa
Roy A. Wallrabenstein
Bon
Theigh School
Fpampa
Council of Clinics
Tthe
Panhandle towns drive for air mail feeder lines
Pempa and Amarillo men active in Air Mail week May 16 to 21 were hosted by Postmasters O H Walter of EADS and W D DeGrassi of Amarillo at the Schneider hotel. They discussed securing permi ment feeds to all mail lines in the Panhandle of Texas and Oklahoma. The speakers urged regional cooperation to avoid being neglected except in elections, stressing the need to unite with Austin and Oklahoma City to advance air mail feeder routes.
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Panhandle
Pempa
Amarillo
aAir
O. H
Walter
EADS
W. D. DeGrassi
Such & Piagram
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Texas
Stepshildrven
Austin
Guyman
Feener
Cutting Horse Prize Set For Texas Fiesta Rodeo
A cutting horse contest was added to the Texas Fiesta rodeo schedule for the afternoon show on June 16 at Road Runner Park. Cowboys will cut three cattle per entry with practice rounds, with prizes of 40, 30, and a saddle for the top three. Entries must be submitted to the Pampa Chamber of Commerce by June 8.
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Road Runner Park
Catélegre
Woden
Pampa
Joint Meeting of ONS Kiwanis To Be Held
Lions and Kiwanis clubs schedule a joint noon gathering Friday in the First Methodist basement. Frank Ousherson leads the program with Dr. H. Hy Hicks presiding. Culberson hints at surprises, as Lions members present talks alongside Kiwanis members.
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Lions and
Kiwanis
First Methodist Church
Frank Ousherson
H. Hy Hicks
Culberson
Lions Club
Lions
Kiwanis Elubs
Temperatures In Pampa Va F Loders Jyarinium
Fragmentary weather note references Pampa temperatures with unclear terms and dates. Not enough readable context to identify cities, times, or measurements. primary facts cannot be determined from the OCR snippet provided.
Roosevelt urges quick passage of relief act in letter
President Roosevelt intervened in the fight over federal public works funds pressing for a flexible relief program as unemployment grows. He told Senator Adams that employment has worsened since his prior message and urged immediate emergency employment rather than deferred action, while Congress debates project earmarking and elastic wage standards.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Adams Tecorp
Adams
Congress
Senate
Shamrock Candidate Goodrich Injured in Vernon Car Crash
Lewis Goodrich, Shamrock's attorney general candidate, was in a minor car accident near Vernon on Monday night while en route to Fort Worth for his campaign. He and Mrs. Jon Gordon of Pampa were in the car. Mrs Gordon sprained an ankle, Goodrich and the other man were unharmed. Goodrich left Vernon to resume his campaign today.
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Lewis Goodrich
Shamrock
Texas
Verna
Cly
Fort Worth
North Texas
Goodrich
Vernon
Godrich
Jon Gordon
Pampa
Mra
Gordon
Volunteers Urgently Needed for Giant Parade Figures
Volunteers are sought to operate large animal figures for a downtown Panpa parade feature to be staged over Thursday and Friday. About 150 men are needed to move the giant animals, reptiles, and other characters under the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Interested persons should register at Fiesta headquarters in City Hall.
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Panpa
Howard Amnberg
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Fiesta
Otty Hall
Fiesta Thippers Lead Delegations Visit Small Towns
The Ten O Texas Fiesta goodwill committee will send two large delegations of Pam pans with the Junior high school band to visit LeFors MecLean Alsmeed Ghamroot Wheeler and Mobeets tomorrow. Gatherings begin at 7:30 p.m. at the high school with LeFors first at 8:30 a.m. The return to Fampa is planned for 4:30 p.m. Mayor B.8 Gert will accompany the group on June 9 when the celebration will be held.
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Pampans
Wil
LeFors
MecLean
Alsmeed
Ghamroot
Wheeler
Mobeets
Plese
Igh
le Fors
Fampa
Gert Whl
BS Mo
Ray
Motorete
Mision Thule
Poison Hopper Spread on Gray County Highways
Gray County authorities report 3,000 pounds of hopper poison scattered on Highway 452 toward Miami and Highway 33, with a total 26,900 pounds sold to Gray County farmers. WPA workers at Pampa and McLean stations distribute the toxin by hand across eight miles daily, staffing four shifts.
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Feber
Texas Highway Department
Pampa
Gray County
Gray County Farmata
Gray
Highway Department
CARGO MAGES TOPPER WAR ON HIGHWAYS PANHANDLE
County officials convene in special session to wage a grasshopper control program on public highways. Carson County plans to supply 1000 pounds of poison per mile, with 20 pounds per mile spread at 600 miles of road. County Agent Frank Ford says efforts should begin within days and be completed in weeks.
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Panhandle
Farmers Wing
Tuat Road
Carson County
Frank Ford
Tesp
Gedillos Rebellion Regarded Ending in Mexico City
Dispatches from San Luis Potosi say Gedillo's rebellion ended after May 20 with the government possibly closing the report. Gedillo's sister reportedly met President Cardenas seeking a surrender, while northern districts suggested leaving Cedillo to his fate as battles waned.
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Mexico
Baturnia Cedillo
San Luis Potosi
Gedillo
Lazaro Carceiras
Cgrdenas
Cedillo
City assigns patrol to Central Park to curb odor and damage
The city commission authorized City Manager Williamson to place a police presence in Central Park to maintain order. No new hires will be added. existing city workers will be detailed to patrol the park and monitor flood light areas. The effort aims to prevent odor issues and protect property while avoiding monopolization of the courts by a group of players.
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Central Park
W. T. Willamson
Williamson
Walid de
Nso
Vothers
Strike Protests High Court NLRB Decision
A standup strike by Remington Rand employees protested a NLRB referral to the United States Supreme Court for review. Workers demanded recognition of their association as the sole bargaining agent, with strikers rallying at plants after being told the company would do everything possible to meet demands.
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High Court
NLRB
Remington Ae Employes Association
W. Wis
Esplatant
Kidnapped Timmy Princeton Case Sets Off Wide Hunt
In Princeton Florida a desperate manhunt begins after a five year old, Timmy, was abducted for a $10,000 ransom. FBI inspector Connolly leads search teams across farms and groves while local authorities and volunteers, including sheriffs and Boy Scouts, scour east and west corridors of rural Prince ton for any trace of the child as officials hope for a safe return or discovery of the kidnapers.
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Frinceton
Fla
James Bailey
F. Braxton
Miami F. B. 1
Printecon
Connolly
FBI
Sherif Goleman
Pen
W.P. Cash
Cash
James Cash
Hess
National
Gearah
Princeton
Wrecsg
Thal
Reorganization Bill Next Congress Faces Setback
In Washington plans for a new reorganizing measure faltered as leaders signaled the administration’s proposed bill was abandoned. Senator Byrnes and Representative Warren of North Carolina indicated some form of reform would reappear in the 1838 Congress amid nationwide controversy.
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Washington
Byrnes
Warran
Barrat
N. C
House
Wees
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