Junior Leagues Form Tonight Under VFW Sponsorship
The Veterans of Foreign Wars plans an 1:30 p m meeting at City Hall to organize a junior league for local boys with Kiwanis and Rotary backing. Randy Hale will preside. all teams and sponsors must meet or be excluded, fees due by June 30. Eligible players can workout at Houston School diamond 6 7 pm tonight. The winning junior league squad will receive a trophy from Kiwanis and a chance at state tournaments.
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Kiwanis Club
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Rotary “Clubs
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LeFors
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Wars
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Two Attorneys Killed in Los Angeles Court Rampage
In Los Angeles on June 23, two attorneys were shot dead in the court. The confessed killer, Arthur Emil Hansen, a former South Dakota farmer, allegedly said he had nothing to lose and was glad they were dead. The victims were R. D. McLaughlin and Ving Hancock, cousin to G Allan Hancock. The killings followed a tangled legal fight over Hancock’s judgment debts and levies.
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Angeles
Los Angeles
South Dakota
Arthur Emil Hansen
Merly
Wakanda
William Penprase
Blain
All of Records
R. D. McLaughlin
Ving Hancock
G. Allan Hancock
Hansen
Hancock
John Hancock
Haheen
J. W
Katherine Coykendall
Hangon
Agen
Aeaueee Nee Kurtzan
Validity of Sour Gas UAW Being Tested in Texas
Austin June 23 Trial to test the validity of the State Railroad Commission proration concerns sour gas. A three judge federal court hears Fo. Henderson suit led by Circuit Judge Hutchison with district judges MacMillan and West. The commission faced a challenge from a former official over a policy the Supreme Court previously invalidated.
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Austin
State Railroad Commission
Fo.e. B. Henderson
Ph C. Hutchweon
Dii
Newans
Robert AicMillan
Duval
Fan
Antonio
Pampa News Recap of Local Tournament
Fragmented text indicates coverage of a Pampa area recreation program with names like Leo Fob and others. Readers are urged to follow the Pampa News for full details on a local event, participants, results, and fixture notes.
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Pampa
Daily Newe
Tequils
Leo
Abe Cing
Harvester Band to Open Summer Concert Series in City Park
The Harvester Band makes its first summer appearance Friday at 7 pm in the city park, starting a series of concerts through the warmer months. Sponsored by the Board of Education and guided by Winston Savage, the program features school and junior high bands alternating Fridays, with marches and selections such as Wanderlust, Serenade, Night, and Pilgrims Chorus amid a diverse lineup.
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Harvester
City Park
Board of Education
Winston Savage
Bauid
Trounhausen
Heigh Hal
Four spy suspects plead out on espionage charges
Leon G. Turrow, longtime government investigator in the German espionage inquiry, says he has obtained signed confessions from the four suspects now in custody. The defendants pleaded guilty to espionage yesterday. Turrow spoke in a federal building corridor as the hearing occurred amid efforts to restrain publication of articles tied to U. S. Grand Jury indictments of 14 German officials.
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New Fork
Leon G. Turrouw
Torrey
New York Post
E.deries
Murra
Authentc
U. S
United States
Lamar Hardy
Post
Hardy
Turrow
Administration of Justice
Poich
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Teadhers
Ropert
W. McLaughlin
Legion Plans July Fourth Fireworks Display in Pampa
The American Legion schedules a 6 PM fireworks show on July 4 with 14 large pieces including an American flag and Niagara Falls effect. Proceeds from 1.10 admission fund two children’s dances at the Southern club, with a 8 PM meeting led by Dan Kennedy and Bob Ernest coordinating dances and tickets. Sunrise dance at 1 AM is planned. no parade due to McLean clash.
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Dso
Bob Ernest
Pampa
McLean
MclLean
Roden
Harry Hines to Inspect Pampa McLean Road
Texan highway official Harry Hines will visit Pampa to inspect the Pampa McLean road. Gray County residents including Judge Sherman Witte and Annie Carpenter of LeFors toured Austin seeking state designation for the route. They also attended a Texas Railroad Commission meeting and praised the commission for its pricing policy and limited shutdowns.
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Hany Hines
Pampa
McLean
Gray County
Mde Ax
Austin
Sherman Witte
Annie Carpenter
LeFors
Garret Reeves
Mel Davis
Jack Dunn
Texas Railroad Commission
Mr. Davis
Commission
29 Dogs Let Out Of City Pound In Three Weeks
Dogcatcher J. T. Ashley reports 29 stray dogs released from the city pound in three weeks after locks were smashed. Four locks damaged and doors broken twice allowed dogs to escape. He warned the acts constitute burglary and urged action by City Manager W. T. Williamson and Police Chief J. I. Gowns.
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J. T. Ashley
W. T. Williamson
J. I. Gowns
Public Works allotments total over 29 million in second Roosevelt wave
Washington June 29 The Public Works Administration opened a second day of lending with 29,592,081 in allotments to states and municipalities for school construction roads and other projects. The two days total reaches 107,406,000 with more allotments expected this afternoon.
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Washington
Public Works ‘Administration
Roosevelt
Wheer
Water Well Spudding Scheduled Tomorrow in Amarillo
Spudding of Pamya No. 4 water well is planned for tomorrow with D L Mac Donald of Amarillo the contractor. The No. 4 site was prepared yesterday as drilling gear was moved in. A 40 day completion limit was set by the city council when the contract was awarded. Work on No. 3 includes a new pump installation and pumping was set for tonight for a 10 day trial.
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Pamya
Amarillo
Thederick
Colunus
Davis names committee to ad Thompson campaign
Ernest O. Thompson campaign manager Davis announced a Gray county committee to handle speakers arrangements for the governor race. Members include Mayors Carr and L. L. McColm of Pampa and Vester Smith of McLean with J. Sid O Keefe Panhandle Jep Todd Canadian and S. B. Hale Spearman. Walter E. Rogers withdrew asGray county speakers chairman saying a committee should lead the effort. He offered future service to Col. Foacepoon and Thompson if asked.
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Mc! Davis
Ernest O. Thompson
Gray, Roberts
Ochiltree
Carson
Hutchinson
Hansford
Wheeler
Hemphil
Lipscomb
Gray County
3. Carr
L. L. McColm
Pampa
Vester Smith
McLean
J. Sid O'Keefe
Panhandle
Jep Todd
Canadian
S. B. Hale
Spearman
Walter E. Rogers
Ernest ©. Thompson
Col. Foacepoon
Mr. Davis
Col. Thompson
Local archer slays rabbit in Robin Hood contest preview
The Roving Reporter witnessed a local archer kill a jack rabbit with a bow and steel tipped arrow. The event precedes tomorrow night's archery contest at 7 pm with entries due by 7. Entries may be mailed or submitted on site. Prizes include an archery set, two week passes, and Errol Flynn movie tickets. Public invited to attend.
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R. R
High Ahead
Errol Flynn
Robin Hood
LaNora
Merrie Men
Sherwood Forest
Dog Cat Clash Stirs City Hall in Odd Bustle
A basements to Adobe Walls Council office chase near city hall prompted chaos as a brindle bulldog pursued a pet cat named Ima Nelsanes. Mrs Hughes separated them while two boys moved the dog away.
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City Hall
Br. Anderson
Ima Nelsanes
Adobe Walls
Boy Scout Council
Dorothy Malen
Bedlam
Charles J. Hughes
BCD
Nelson Flas Campaign Tour In Panhandle Counties
Senator G H Nelson of Lubbock County visits Pampa amid a Panhandle tour after Amarillo to meet voters directly and challenge opponent Cake Stevenson of Junction. He argues the lieutenant governorship wields legislative power via conference committees and policy control.
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G. H. Nelson
Lubbock County
Pampa
Panhan@é
Nelson
Amarillo
Cake Stevenson
Junction
Texas
Three Charged With Oil Property Theft
Joe D. Turner and M. D. Barnett, both of Albuquerque, and Joss Woods of Pampa, were arrested on theft charges connected to staking a 54 inch spider line during a night heist at the A. B. Keghey residence. Officers estimate the value of the stolen item at about $200.
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Joe D. Turner
M.D. Barnett
Albuquerque
N.M
Joss Woods
Pampa
A. B. Keghey
Cooply
Drama Of Child Rescue In Canton Ruins After Bombers Leave
Report describes a child trapped under bricks and mortar in Canton after Japanese bombing. Firefighters and teachers work to lift the child to safety as onlookers witness the tense rescue. The scene underscores the impact of aerial warfare on civilians and the fragile hope of survival.
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Canton
Louis Heavyweight Title Fight Ends With KO in Two Minutes
New York June reports Joe Louis stops Max Schmeling in the 16th round after two minutes of the first, a brutal exchange described by Dr. Robert Brennan who finds Schmeling with fractures in the vertebrae and lumbar muscles. Promoters delay plans for a Baer rematch as preparations and contract talks stall.
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Schmmeling
Joe Louis
Louis
Robert Brennan
Brennan
Schmeling
Louisge
Fecal Max
Mike
Max Baer
Bielong
Loi ‘Baer
Ambiguous Signboard Sparks Debate Over Local Racing
A fragment discusses a painted sign on a back car or draped display tied to racing odds. Mentions Otis Pumphrey Dick Hughes and Louia Lehm ing as picks, with wagers split if either wins. Readers laughed at bold predictions and guessed outcomes for Pampa versus Amarillo.
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Otis Pumphrey Berit
Shere
Dick Hughes
Otis
Louia
Lehming
Pi Pampa
Amarillo
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