Little aims for consecutive British amateur title
William Lawson Little Jr of San Francisco reached the 36 hole final in the British amateur golf championship at St Annes on the Sea. He will face Dr William Tweddell, 1927 winner, after quarterfinal and semifinal victories over George Henriquez and Robert Sweeney Jr. Tweddell defeated Eric Fiddian and Tony Torrance to reach the final.
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Gifts For The Graduate Art Gift Shop Ad
Local want advertisement promotes Gifts For The Graduate Art Gift Shop at 107 West 4th Street open until 6 PM daily. Includes address and closing time as a brief retail notice encouraging purchases after graduation season.
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Henshaw Emerges As Cubs Pitching Star Hope
Chicago, May 24 AP Roy Henshaw, a University of Chicago graduate, has pitched 20 scoreless innings in 21 this season. Manager Charley Grimm notes the studious young lefty could become a pitching star by season's end as he continually seeks baseball knowledge.
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Money To Loan On Good Security
Money to loan on good security for two years with privilege of renewal by R. and McClenny. Adv. M2412¢
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Court House Cafe Ad Opens Late Near Bailey's
Ad notes Court House Cafe open every night until midnight next to Bailey's, inviting patrons to visit.
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Unusual Interest In Merchants' Program
Merchants' Association plans a meeting next Tuesday at 6 30 at Nickson Coffee Shop with James L Russell of Kansas City as the speaker on advertising and salesmanship The event is arranged by the chamber and merchants committee to accommodate business and professional men and employees Dinner tickets are 65 cents and reservations should be made promptly as seating is limited Reservations may be made at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Merchants Committee
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Italy ready for any trial Mussolini vows decisive course
Rome May 24 AP Premier Benito Mussolini addressed massed soldiers and civilians declaring Italy is ready for any trial as it marks twenty years since entering World War I. He urged resolve, burning ships metaphor, and warned against delusion while noting a fascist youth lev a graduation and oath across the nation. About 500000 youths joined ceremonies, part of the Opera Nazionale Balilla movement.
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Galveston Cotton Prices Steady as Market Holds
Galveston May 24 AP spot cotton remained steady at 12.25 cents per pound with moderate activity as 70 bales were reported sold.
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Bonus forces split on how to finance government
Debate over financing the bonus continues as leaders weigh riding the Patman bill on NRA extension or social security. Administration figures warn such moves could threaten party control. Rep. Wright Patman urges that no question is settled until it is settled right.
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Damage Suit in District Court Today
The $5,000 damage suit of Pete Gomez against J. E. Senn was being tried in district court today and indications suggested it would take the rest of the day. The suit concerns the death of Miguel Gomez in an automobile crash where the defendant drove one of the cars. The state case against Geo Beal for maintaining a common nuisance, set for next Monday, will not be tried then.
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Child Burns From Fall Into Scalding Tub
George Ward three year old son of Capt and Mrs Charles F Ward was badly burned when he fell into a wash tub of scalding water at 208 West College yesterday at eleven. Most injuries are first degree though severe. taken to St Marys hospital and reported as doing as well as can be expected. Both legs burned from hips to knees.
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Naval planes return to Hawaii after Midway mission
Aboard the battleship Pennsylvania forty patrol planes head back toward Pearl Harbor after a two day 1200 mile flight from Midway Island. They pause at French Frigate Shoal overnight. The mission follows a fatal crash that killed six crew members and ends a historic mid Pacific operation.
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Fire consumes old residence at 106 East Forrest street
Fire department arrived at 3 50 this morning to 106 East Forrest street in the southern city sector. The building was nearly consumed and collapsing on arrival. An unknown woman had been sleeping there recently. The house formerly belonged to Mrs Pearl Taylor and is now said to be owned by a Hobbs resident.
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