Wonder Lights Await Pompans At Great Fair
Thousands anticipate the World Fair's wonders as Elizabeth Walker notes the cost and scope of visits to A Century of Progress in Chicago. Estimates show a week of sights for under 50 dollars with free exhibits, museum rooms from 1 dollar, and midways priced to suit budgets, plus rail and hotel options near Grant Park.
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Elizabeth Walker
NEA Service
Thicago
Chicago
Paris
South Pole
Fort Dekrbert
Lincoln Group
Arts Institute
Field Museum
Shedd Aquarium
Adler Planetarium
Lot Als Mangaleson
Ballyhoo
President to Call Session as Vet Plan Dies in Senate
Congress faces a thwarted effort as President signals a new session to attempt passage of Connally’s veterans plan. Tax hike demands emerge to fund the program. The move follows stalled negotiations and persistent opposition in the chamber.
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Connally
Congress delays independent offices bill amid Connally clash
Washington headlines report House leaders postponing action on the independent offices supply bill until an administration compromise replaces the Connally amendment limiting veterans outlay cuts to 25 percent. Rainey warned that passing the amendment without tax increases could trigger a special summer session to balance the budget.
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Washington
Pi— House
Ashington
UPI
Ralpey
Congress
Roosevelt
Rainey
Independent Offices
Senate
Wagner
D.-N
Thomas
D.-Ola
Secretary of Interior
Pact Signed Extends Peace Plan Across Four Powers
Rome reports Premier Mussolini and allies have initiated a four power peace pact to guarantee ten years of peace in Europe. The agreement involves Italy France Germany and Great Britain and marks a significant diplomatic effort to stabilize the region.
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Rome
Mussolini
Europe
Italy
France
Germany
Great Britain
Gilchrist Returns Home After Pool Visit Claiming Water Was Sterilized
Heard in a local note that Gilchrist told his mother after a pool visit that the water where he washed his feet was sterilized. Bobby Gilchrist is named as son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilchrist of 107 South Wynne Street. Also mentioned is a Junior Chamber of Commerce barbecue at Lon Blanseet ranch last night with praise for the ample Ame.
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Ynat Awe
Ceppy Gilchrist
Bobby
Robert Gilchrist
South Wynne Street
Enchantment in Distances and a Navy Race Opinion
A collage of opinions on national leadership and policy. Notes on Roosevelt and Hoover, the Texas legislature, and adrift ideas on monarchy versus democracy. Discusses naval parity with Japan, potential battleship competition, and public attitudes toward farming tasks and milk production.
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Sam
Japan
France
Germany
Eight Tires and Rims Stolen from Pampa Residents
A tire theft gang visited five Pampa homes last night and early today. Five locals report eight tires and rims missing from various cars including two U S Royals off a Chevrolet, Goodyear tires on Ford and other casings. W M Cobb and Archie King among victims. Police and county officers are investigating.
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Pampa
J. B. Massa
Pamps
B. Massa
Christine Street
East Kingsmill Avenue
Goodyear
Don Tate
Archie King
W.M. Cobb
East Kingsmill
Ford
Starkweather Street
Van Sweringen Testimony On Initial 1 Million Start
O P Van Sweringen testified in the senate inquiry that he and his brother started rail holdings in 1916 with one million dollars. He said Morgan interests helped shape the expansion as Pecora pressed for broader access to tax and stock transaction records relating to payments. The hearing room watched closely as Pecora questioned the railroad magnate.
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Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
Dune
T /Pi
O. P. van Sweringen
Senate
J. P. Morgan and Company
van Sweringen
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Committee
J. P. Morgan
John W. Davis
Morgan Partners
Pletcher
Comtaketels
Pecora
Atention
Rock Island Files Bankruptcy Plea Under New Act
Chicago June 7 The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad filed a solitary petition in federal court seeking reorganization under the new federal bankruptcy act. It says the company cannot meet interest payments totaling 2,269,710 due June 27 to July 1 and bond issues totaling 144,303,700 mature March 1 and April 1 next year. W H Burns president signs the petition.
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Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific Railroad
W. H. Burns
Baby dies after being slapped by mother in night
In Dimba California on June 7 Mrs Nancy Yates Wilson aged 36 woke and found her four month old baby dead beside her She said she slapped the child in the night because it cried A coroner s jury ruled the death a cerebral hemorrhage and Mrs Wilson was charged with manslaughter
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Dimba
Cal
Junie
Nancy Yates Wilson
Public Service Companies Win Court Ruling On Appliance Sales
The Texas Court of Civil Appeals ruled that public service companies may sell electric and gas appliances under their charters. The decision reversed an injunction from Travis County court restricting San Antonio Public Service Co. from selling appliances to customers, and lifted a limit on sightseeing buses beyond five miles of the city.
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USTIN
Thd Court of Civil Apeals
Travis County
San Antonio Public Service Company
Sellig Appliances
Seeuin
San Antonio
Jaysees Consume Barbecue Feast At Ranch Picnic
The Junilor chamber of commerce picnic at Lon L. Blanseet ranch south of Bowers City drew more than 190 pounds of barbecue beef and pork. President W. T. Fraser congratulated members on a successful drive and predicted a busy season with a swimming pool opening and a larger Frontier Days.
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Junilor Chamber of Commerce
Lon L. Blanseet Ranch
Bowers City
Bob Gordon
Mr. Blanseet
W. T. Fraser
False Wire Worm Damaging Cotton Beetles Hit Crops
County Agent Ralph Thomas reports that false wire worm beetles devastate newly planted cotton and raw crop. Farmers say the worms damage wheat about as much as drought. An experiment poison mash is planned to kill the pests, with large quantities possible if successful. The pests remain as numerous as in past years when fields were ruined.
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Ralph Thomas
Drouth
Interest Grows in Pampa Daily News Train to Chicago Fair
Pampas residents show strong interest in a proposed Pampa Daily News special train to the Century of Progress in Chicago. The trip, on a non profit basis, would depart around July 15 with about five days in and near Chicago. Reservations hinge on reaching 100 by July 9, with Philip R. Pond handling bookings in the manager’s absence.
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Pampa Daily News
Chicago
Gilmore N Nunn
Miami
Ann Hopkins
Yvonne Halisey
Pampa
Borger
White Deer
McLean
Ten Killed And Injured In Blast At Hamamatsu Station
Three explosions wrecked the powder magazine at the Hamamatsu air corps station tonight. More than ten persons were killed or injured and several structures were destroyed. Hamamatsu lies about 129 miles southwest of Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Hamamatsu Air Corps Station
Hamamatsu
Bull on Blanseut ranch bet ends without find
Jovial Lon refused to share drinks at Jaysee pleniec last night until climbers fetched a sprig of green from a cliff. Harry Walker halted the racket by bringing down the bush and distributing pieces to the boys. Boy Fuller and HWL Polley chased a bet about who stays longest on a bull. the bull was not found yesterday.
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Lon
Harry Walker
Boy Fuller
HW. L. Polley
Blanseut Ranch
H. L
Reading of News Ads Investment for Daily News Readers
The Daily NEWS explains readers invest by using the newspaper to find savings in groceries drugs clothing and motoring supplies. Regular reading yields more value than a subscription price and helps advertisers reach customers.
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Daily News
Globe Girdler Long Overdue in Hop Today
Reported sighting places Jimmie Mattern, American world flyer, in Moscow at 4 10 a m Moscow time. If his speed holds, his next stop would be Chita, Siberia, with weather forecasts predicting good conditions to Krasnoyarsk and possible headwinds toward Chita.
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Moscow
Novoosibirsk
Jimmy Mattern
Chita
Siberia
Moscow Weather Bureau
Krasnoyarsk
Novisibisk
Jimmie Mattern
Omsk
New York
Novosibirsk
Texas
Harry B. Jameson
Mattern
Khabarovsk
Jameson
Mattem
Norway
Jamieson
Attempt on Venizelos in Greece Ends With Fatal Guard
An attack by gunmen on Eleuthros Venizelos, Greece’s long serving premier, in a motorcar near Amaryssos left a personal guard dead and Mme Venizelos wounded in four serious injuries. The assailants fled as Panayiotis Isidorias voiced regret and ordered a full investigation.
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Athens
Greece
Eleuthtros Venizelos
M. and
Mme. Venizelos
Amaroussis
Mme Venizelos
Venizelos
Mmne
Schilzal
London
Panayotl Isaldaria
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