Pickets Ordered From Two Steel Plants In Ohio
In Youngstown Ohio and Chicago pickets were driven out as court orders forced access to Warran and Niles plants. SWOC leaders warned that pickets will not permit line breaking despite threats and violence. Sheriff Elser vowed to protect lives as strikebreakers were accused. Government mediation stalls as the union campaigns to shut sources of supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
SWOC
Philip Muray
Republic
Jks Warran
Niles
Chicago
Edwart J. Kelly
Youngstown Sheet & Taube Co
Ralph E. Elser
Elser
John Mayo
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
BWOC
Rain Causes Fiesta Deficit and Ticket Refund Plan
Fiesta chairman W B Weatherred said rainout of the Friday night rodeo left about 1500 to 1600 dollars short of expenses. Refunds will be issued to ticket holders presenting tickets at the Chamber of Commerce office in City Hall this week. phone or mail requests will not be honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painya
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Summer band school opens Monday for Harvester and ward pupils
The summer band school for Harvester municipal and junior Nich bands begins tomorrow with rehearsals in the Red Brick building on the high school campus. Harvester band members, this year’s junior high graduates, and Ward school students will join. registration is tomorrow morning between 9 and 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvester
Ward School
O. Cyoson
High Sehool
Burglars Enter Two Places in Pampa. Cash Stolen
In two weekend burglaries in Pampa, robbers entered the Pampa Furniture Co store through a rear window and tampered with a cash register. A fourth suspect was linked to the cases by the police. Fingerprints were collected from both sites, but no items reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pampa
Black-McMillen
Pampa Furniture Co
Emerson Leaves Local Gang Bound for Portales Tribune
Heard Brownie Emerson bid farewell to the old gang last night as he departed for Portales, M. to join Doc Kirby in publishing the Paytales Tribune. Hi Qtto Studer H H Hicks and others assisted in the setup, with the Pub opening at nine o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Emerson
Portales, M
Doc Kirby
Paytales Tribune
Beaver Dam Lake Site Seen for State Park
Captain R O Whiteaker chief engineer of the Texas state parks board said Beaver Dam lake site shows surface indications of suitable for a state park take and recommended sending state engineers to conduct a complete survey of the site and drainage area. The survey aimed to begin around July 43 and would confirm the 600 acre site located on McClellan creek six miles northwest of Alanreed after Friday inspection with A H Dunlap county officials and engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Dam
R. O. Whiteaker
Texas State Parks Board
Priday
McClellan Creek
Alanreed
Whiteaker
A. H. Dunlap
State Board of Vater Engineers
Sherman Witte
John Hegeard
Thomas O. Kirby
M. M. Newman
Fh. A. Webb
W. G. DeCordova
Chigen and Beans Menu Tuesday at Luncheon
The Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development will host a luncheon next Tuesday at First Methodist Church. J. M. Colling, president, announced 43 local businessmen who served on committees in the 1937 Membership campaign as honored guests. Chicken will be served to some, beans to others, with a contest recognizing the workers. Tickets available to members and interested citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce and
Boar of
First Methodist Church
J. M. Col- Ning
Itcheon
Otiers
Uie
Colling
Kendall Wins Marble Title at Top O Texas Tournament
Frank Kendall of Woodrow Wilson School won the Top O Texas marble tournament at Recreation Park, defeating Joe Cooke of McLean 7 to 6 in the final after ousting Ben Warren and Barry Humphrey en route. The event, sponsored by Fampa's American Telegram and Fampa Daily News, awarded Kendall $10 spending money with chaperones arranged for the Pan American exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kendall
Woodrow Wilson
Recreation Park
Joe
Cook
McLean
Duallas
Frank
Fampa
Amercan Teglon Post
Fampa Pally News
Kendall
Paul D. Hill
Brn Willams
Roy Boutland
Cooke
A. J. Southerland
Horace Marg
Ben Warren
Sam Houstan Sched
Barry Humphrey
John Grout
Frank Culberson
Monte Rosenwald
KPDN
Intentions To Drill Filed In Plains Area
Filing of new locations for the Panhandle Meld continued brisk last week despite a cut of more than 5,000 barrels in field allowable. In Gray and Hutchinson counties, six locations each led, Moore County had three with others in Carson areas. Companies include Guns Ol Corp, Phillips Petroleum Co, Seaboard Oil Corp, Magnolia Petroleum Co, and others filing well locations across Gray, Hutchinson, Moore counties with precise grid references and section details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Bevenleau
Texas Railroad Commission
Gray
Hutchinson
Moore
Carson
Hutchinson County
Guns Ol Corp
Faulkner
H&gn
Gray County
Gulf Ol Corp
B. G. Barratt No
T&gn
Phillips Petroleum Co
W. C. Bugall
Aection 280
Whack 44
TOGAR
Moore County
Gooden
Amp-Gray Old Co
A. Chapman
H&gn Survey
Seaboard Olt Corp
Delaware
J. A. Whillenburg
H&tc Survey
Seaboard Oil Corp. of
J A
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Fee
J&gn Survey
Gray Pouty
Nellie R. Jileper
Briscoe Reports Bridge Safe After Flood Fight
Canadian river flooding in New Mexico and Texas prompted four days of sandbag and debris work to protect the Santa Fe Railroad bridge near Canadian. Bapt. Briscoe, in Amarillo, said the bridge appeared safe by 10:30 PM. The Mood crest had not yet arrived, and flooding continued elsewhere with drownings and road washouts reported as crews worked to hold the river at bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Texas
Canadian
Briscoe
Amarillo
Logan
N. M
Lawson Stevens
Old Tascosa
Vega
Oldham County
Bluffton
Llano
Buchanan Dam
Fort Worth
Fiesta Weekends Triumph Ties Praise to Local Groups
Pampa junior chamber members lauded cooperative groups and agencies for aiding the Top Of Texas Fiesta. Attendance neared 90,000 over two days despite weather and lighting hiccups, with Miss Mabell Grogan of McLean crowned rodeo queen amid parades and festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pampa
W. B. Weatherred
Mabell Grogan
McLean
Jaycees
Play Program Opens Monday In City Recreation Plan
Fanipe's summer play program runs ten weeks starting Monday June 7 for children of all ages with no fees. W. Postma directs with Harriet Hunkapillar as assistant. Sponsored by civic clubs and Payapa city, it uses Woodrow Wilson Horace Mann and Baker school playgrounds for daily games and crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanipe
W. Postma
Harriet Hunkapillar
Payapa
Woodrow Wilson
Horace Mann
B. M. Baker
Horace Mann Plarogund
Rodeo Crowd Complaints Echo Fiesta Announcer Cry
A frustrated local resident complains about lack of applause at the Fiesta event. He cites quiet reception and mocks the rodeo announcer for asking the crowd to clap and cheer despite lapses in enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Farley
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Keyhile Steel Corp
Steel Workers Arcanizing Committee
Festa
Hi. Qtto Studer
H. H. Hicks
Beaver Dam Lake
Plenges Park
Chigren and Beans
C.C
Plains
Pada
Fers
Daily News
West Texas
Frym
Crand
Grogan
U. S
Pantpa
Addi
Gp & Alga
Ha Jong
Euarse
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