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Newspaper
Pampa Daily News
Location
Pampa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1935
Page
1
A patchwork of short items from Clovis Canyon and Memphis reports on politics, economics, weather, and social concerns. Topics touch on constitutional debates, wheat ripening, air conditioning demand, and rural livestock issues. Disjointed readers’ remarks mix with local voices about national tensions and community life.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a recruitment push for two roles within an Ant State organization. Names and details are garbled, but references to Applicant Robert B and Opie Cheyenne appear amid indecipherable phrases about enlistment, shares, and licants. The readable bits suggest an internal memo on candidate acceptance and regional placement.
New Orleans reports a one day strike by 300 garbage collectors aimed at forcing Mayor Walmsley to resign and shift city control to the Huey Long machine. Talks with a six member committee failed to settle demands for overtime and pay restitution, with a renewal threatened if no deal is reached. Charles Parks stated the workers demanded a square deal and warned of further action.
MANCHESTER Kentucky Jane 24 Ewl Porter and a second man were shot to death in Clay County within a week fueling a feud. Earlier James Cape and Bobbie Baker were slain in separate town incidents. Four officials and one former official urged a special term of the Clay County circuit court to investigate violence, calling for firm law enforcement and judicial action.
OSSINING New York June 24 Eva Coo longtime Oteego county road house keeper, awaits Thursday night execution for the insurance murder of handyman Harry Wright. After nine months in Bing Sing prison death house she is described as wasted and wrecked, hair gray, weight loss 26 to 40 pounds, suffering headaches and sleepless nights.
The body of Herman Vuest, 18, former high school athlete, was found in the family automobile near his home. He held a 22 caliber gun and had been shot in the temple. Al Baker of Shattuck Oklahoma said yesterday he visited with his brother T R Baker.
Sparse readable text notes a case prompting Peel and a postmortem sense of investigation. Key names and locations are unclear, but a legal or formal inquiry is suggested amid fragmentary wording.
London June 24 Wilmer Allison of Anstry Texas top ranking American was eliminated in the singles at Wimbledon by Vivian McGrath Australia 4-6 6-1 9 6 5 7 5 7 5 1 6 The Texan dropped the fourth set as McGrath sealed the upset and Allison failed to capitalize on early lead as the match went the distance with strong net play and misjudged distances.
Meridian Mississippi reports the Key brothers Al and Fred Key near completing a new aerial endurance record. Al Key lanced a painful tooth and planned to continue, while Fred expressed joy at the crowd’s reception of their flight. The brothers aim to surpass a record of 653 hours 42 minutes 30 seconds set in Chicago in 1990.
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News report notes Muscolini ignores Eden’s explanation of the Anglo-German Naval Pact. Concurrent items cover a bank robbery in Blue Mound, a Scottish Open qualifier at Gullane, Malloys in National Intercollegiate Golf, Walter Emery in Oklahoma, and Babe Didrikson’s easy qualification for the Women’s Western Open Golf Championship.
Italian premier amid talks with Capt Anthony Eden signals readiness to push for Ethiopia’s exclusion from the League if the issue is raised. Italian officials say the topic will not be discussed at the current gathering, and Mussolini aims for a radical solution to the Ethiopian dispute while avoiding concessions.
Mrs Husted is hospitalized in Pampar Jarratt after an auto crash west of Pampa. Her ribs cuts and bruises are reported with possible other injuries. A. Husted suffered a bruised leg and cuts. J N McLeod of International Petroleum sustained minor cuts and bruises. Three other occupants were unharmed. both cars were badly damaged.
Dr Hicks will serve as toastmaster at a banquet in the Schneier hotel main dining room tomorrow evening. About 100 tickets have been sold. Prominent attendees include John McCarty of Dulhart, president of the State organization, and Panhandle club members. The program features Bayoral speakers and discussion of ousting Elliott Roosevelt as vice president of the state clubs. Tickets may be bought at local drug stores.
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, retired aviator, partners with Alexis Carrel of the Rockefeller Institute to perfect a mechanical heart. The device uses a glass chamber, reservoir, and rotating table to circulate fluid and feed the organ, with twenty moving parts to prevent infection and allow prolonged experiments in life extension.
Don Irwin defended the Matanuska Land Colony while transport laborers speak of privations in Alaska. One man notes the hardship of no baths for three weeks, mosquito-ridden valleys, and hardracked meals. others describe improvised showers and grueling living conditions as colonists push for quicker development and possible Senate testimony.
In Panhandle discussions led by W H Patrick of Clarengo and members of the Panhandle Plains Historical Society, multiple centennial monuments and sites were proposed. Despite many preferred targets including Coronado Onate MacRenge Goodnight Hobart and Tearey sites, funds appear insufficient to realize all plans.
In Chicago on June 24 the fourteenth era National Inventors Congress showcases 700 inventors and 3500 manufacturers with odd devices like a Lul Laby bassinet a pneumatic ladder and a hen nest separating egg layers. Albert Burns president says nuts generate ideas though many are nuts, while exhibitors demonstrate gadgets such as an automatic fish defense and other doodads drawing spectators.
The state invites bids on topping Highway 88 south from the city, with July 3 opening if acceptable to the Highway Commission. The project covers 0.823 miles of topping over 6.7 miles of Strategs. Actual topping to start around August under Bruce Pratt, state resident engineer, with about 80 men and 0 trucks on one mile prep.
Washington reports say Democratic leaders planned talks with President Roosevelt about enacting Mr. Roosevelt's wealth tax program this session. Speaker Byrne signaled a substantial majority for the plan but preferred quick action to decide taxes and related measures, aiming to finish legislation this year and hold a short session next year.
Scout Finance campaign begins soon with Boy Scouting in Pambe relying on a financial drive to start. Committess under Frank Foster plan a canvass in dual Tess district tomorrow morning. Scouts meet at headquarters at 9:30 to organize, urge citizens to contribute, and request donations by mail for those unreachable.
Alfred Tala het he Souligatin at Marlin the funeral of Mi L Alladay 45. Legal notices and attendances appear in the garbled text, but the fragment hints at a funeral attendance by Alfred.
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