London Embassy Host to Mussolini Ally Grandi Amazes London
Italian Ambassador Grandi dominates social life at Grosvenor Square as friendly ties with Britain recover after tensions over Ethiopia and Spain. He hosts lavish parties for Chamberlain and other leaders, while his career path from Fascist deputy speaker to ambassador shapes Anglo Italian relations amid evolving broadcasting and debt policy debates.
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Milton Bronner
London
Premier Chamberlain
Benito Mussolini
Spain
Dina
Grandi
England
Mussolini
Eugland
Italy
Ethiopia
Grosvenor Square
Chamberlain
Lord Halifax
Rome
Glou
Benjamino Gigli
League of Nations
Foreign Office
Britain
Bohing the Scenes in Washington
Washington July 12 The new Federal Communications Commission rules on equal treatment for political candidates are mostly a clarification of the Communications Act. They state that any candidate with funds must be given equal opportunity to buy air time from broadcasting stations.
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Nuelous
Sight
Buthe Jaw
PCC Ries
FCC
Ada News
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Efficiency and debt rise in 1938 era analysis
David Cushman Coyle of the National Resources Committee critiques American efficiency amid mounting public debt. The 1937-38 end-year gross debt reached about 27.185 billion dollars, higher than the 1919 wartime peak, though interest costs were lower in 1938 than in 1919.
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Tyure Club
Treasury
Morgenthau
David Cushman Coyle
New Deal
National Resources Committee
Oursuyrs
Indian Felt Urge Send Indian Wanderer On 12 Day Sojourn
LEADVILLE Colo July 12 Sheriff Charles Calvert closed tonight the 23 year old Oklahoma Indian Jay B West after a 12 day unexplained hike in the Mosquito mountains east of Leadville. West described a felt deep urge to be by himself and said he left after a companion, Leonard Hail, and that he had no funds. He slept beside a fire and recalled hearing coyotes as night fell.
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Leadvills
Colo
Charles Calverlgis
Jay B. West
Mosquito Mountains
Leadville
West
Calvert
Old Grid Injury Leads To Death
Tulsa dispatch reports G B Camp, prominent industrialist and founder of C F Camp Co, died after an amputation linked to an old grid injury. Camp, secretary of Aero Drilling and active in multiple enterprises, survived by his widow and two children.
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Tulsa
Camp
C. F. Camp Company
Suppy House
Aero Drilling Company
Procucer and Waal Fonnector
Gmec Enterprises
Bneside
Mary Ann
Charles Camp, Jr
Sharp rise in national oil daily output
Tulsa report notes a 219,916 barrel daily jump in U S crude production for the week ending July 9, lifting total daily output to 3,265,399 barrels. States showing gains include Oklahoma 66,700 to 43,275, East Texas 73,070 to 438,003, Texas 172,558 to 1,364,540, and Louisiana 8,218 to 268,595, while California falls 32,900 to 630,250 and Kansas declines 1,250 to 141,900. Michigan and the Eastern states rise as well amid varied regional changes.
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Tulsa
UPI
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
East
Texas
Louisiana
California
Kansas
Sam Rayburn Praised by North Texas Crowds at Denison
In Denison Texas a mass meeting honored Congressman Sam Rayburn for spearheading a 44 million flood control and power dam project on the Red River. Rayburn touted cheap power, rural electrification, and new industries as President Roosevelt’s recovery program was praised by Mayor Clarence Scott.
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Denison
Téx
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Oklahoma
Rev River
Rovhirn
Red River Valley
Rayburn
Roosevel
Clarence Scott
Roosevelt
Oklahoma Wheat Outlook Dims Oklahoma 1933 crop forecast
Oklahoma City reports 1933 wheat production cut by 23.5 million bushels due to unfavorable growing conditions. Prospective yield placed at 69.99 million bushels, below June forecast. corn and cotton plantings and farm income for the first five months show varied changes from last year.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Tts
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Ollahoma
Bureau
Widow defies em in bid to keep Barnett home
In Los Angeles, Anna Laura Barnett, widow of Oklahoma oil magnate Jackson Barnett, presses federal petitions to allow her to remain in her home. Petitions near 200,000 signatures, while Mrs Barnett blasts critics as riding on her coat tails and rebuts claims of incompetence. Federal court actions threaten eviction with a 30 day deadline.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Club
Anna Laura Barnett
Barnett
Oklahoma traffic deaths from July crash list
The July traffic crash tally reports four teen and adult fatalities in Oklahoma. Arctic Broddrick, 3, was struck near Sayre as his mother watched. George Newman Lane, 10, died near Blackwell after a bicycle collision with a trailer. D. W. Latta, 78, was killed crossing in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma
Arctic Broddrick
Sayre
Tom Broddrick
George Newman Lane
Two Bids For Texas Air Mail Discarded
The Post Office Department rejected bids by Eastern Airlines of New York City and Braniff Airways of Oklahoma City for Texas air mail routes. Eastern’s bid of zero dollars per mile and Braniff’s bid of a fraction of a cent were discarded, with the decision to refer the matter to the civil aeronautics authority for review.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Eastern Airlines
Lie
New York City
Texas
Houston
Brownsville
Tex
Corpus Christi
San Antonio
Civil Semonautics Authority
W. W. Howes
Braniff Airways, Inc
Oklahoma
Walter E. Xuelly
Faey
Jnher Eastern Airlines
Young Braniff Heir Dies In Private Plane Crash
Thurman Braniff 20 son of Braniff Airways president died from crash injuries at Wiley Post Airport after a sports plane went down near 290 feet altitude. Chief flying instructor Meriin Donelle was fatally injured. airport manager John H. Burke reported the craft struck a telephone pole, sliced a wing, and collapsed. The Braniff family learned of Thurman’s death as relatives awaited at the hospital for Jeanne Braniff, hurt in the same incident.
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Oklahoma City
Thurman Braniff
Braniff Airways
Wiley Post
Meriin Donelle
Braniff
John H. Burke
T. E. Braniff
Thur
Man
Jeanne
Young Braniff Graduate Amid Crash News
Young Braniff, son of an airline head operating from the Great Isles to the Gulf of Mexico, graduated from New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell and finished his first college year at Pompono. Calit Deneley arrived from Shawnee eight months ago with his wife Beulah Donalle of Lawton, who left for Oklahoma City after the crash news.
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Ously TL
Braniff
Great Isles
Gulf of Mexico
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Pompono
Calit Deneley
Shawnee
Beulah Donalle
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Woman Says Got Saws Into Jail
WEWOKA July 12 A county attorney said Mrs Ora Weldon wife of a prisoner admitted smuggling two saws into the county jail which aided the jailbreak yesterday Carl O Bannon Seminole held on forgery charges escaped from the three story courthouse using a blankets ladder Weldon refused to join him both Weldon and her husband were charged with participating in the jail break O Bannon remains at large her husband requested the saws for a joke on the jailer.
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Wewoka
Hubert Hargrave
Ora Welton
Carl O'Bannon
Weldon
O'Bannon
Four Injured in Lumber Train Derailment Near Jacksonville
A work train derailed south of Jacksonville Texas injuring many workers. Four men from Fastrill remained in serious condition at a local hospital while 26 others suffered cuts, bruises and broken bones. Names given include Taylor McBroom 35 Lee Pyle 34 and H W Wells 41.
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Tacksonville
Tex
Lumber Company
Here
Taylor McBroom
Lee Pyle
H. W. Wells
Fastrill
Jacksonville
Train collision injures Parker and occupants near Diboll
Parker, 51, of Fastrill, is fighting for life in a Tyler hospital after a train returning from Diboll struck a cow 30 miles away. The two spaces and an engine train carried about 100 men. the engine and first coach passed the carcass, but the second overturned on impact.
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Nng Parker
Fastrill
Tylerospital
Dibollares
Steelworkers Urge FDR To Third Term On President Roosevelt Train
A steelworkers club petition urging a 1940 third term traveled with President Roosevelt as his special train paused in Salt Lake City. Dignitaries including Pat McCarran and challenger Alber Willard were set to join the party at Ogden and Carlin, Nevada, while his daughter Mrs. Anna Roosevelt Boett...
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Roosevelt
San Francisco
Steel Workers’ Club
Salt Lake City
Nevada
Anna Roosevelt Dali Boettinger
John Boettiger
Seattle
Ogden
Pat McCarran
Alber Willard
McCerran
Carlin
Nev
Persistent rescuer saves teen from Ohio River
In Huntington West Virginia on July 12 Dallas Shelton twice rescued 17 year old Virginia Budding from the Ohio River. After a third leap she planned a fourth attempt but he cried out for peace. The girl was later booked on a charge of attempting to kill herself. She declined to explain her distress. Shelton vowed to avoid the river bank again.
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Huntington
W. Va
Dallas
Shelton
Ohio ‘River
Virginia
Pace
Lonnie Lester
Shawnee Sues Over Polluted Water Supply
Shawnee announces plans to file damage claims against Oklahoma City for 2.5 million dollars after its north Canadian river water supply was polluted by Oklahoma City sewage. Mayor E C Standard said suits would proceed if rejected. Oklahoma City staff had no recommendation to council or city manager.
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Oklahoma City
E. C. Standard
Shawnee
W. AL Quinn
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Pat Laursen
Akron
Lordship
Conn
Tae Batts
Southwest
NAZAS
Berlin
Jackson Barnett
Aspeia
Texas Air Mail
Young Braniff
Lynn
Mass
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