Japan ramps troops to China amid political tension
Tokyo reports regular army units moved from Manchukuo to China while others leave the homeland to avenge recent reverses. Premier Konoye and War Minister Sugiyama return to official posts as Hirohito meets the premier amid rumors of resignation and renewed military control. Official war office matters remain secret.
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Tokio
Japan
China
Manchoukou
Fumimaro Konoye
Gen Sugiyama
Hirohito
Konoye
War Office
U. S. Aircraft Is Swiftest
New York April 21 report says European buyers can purchase export military aircraft as U S firms claim their planes outrun and outfly rivals. The article lists flying boats coastally, secret bombers, fast pursuit planes and high power engines as exportable or not for export with speeds from 300 mph to over 400 mph and engines up to 2000 hp.
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New York
Europe
United States
America
Navy
Army
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Mavy
Amarillo Fingerprinting Campaign Continues
Amarillo residents lined up for the civil fingerprinting drive run by the Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce with experts Virgil Beavers and Deputy Dick Vaughn guiding the effort. The process moved through Polk Street and Fifth Avenue building, with prints to be sent to the Federal Bureau in Washington.
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Amarillo
100 Ways to Make Money Want Ad Section Breadcrumb
Globe-News presents a National Want Ad Week with bargain rates for ads from April 17 to April 23. Readers are urged to place want ads to convert goods into cash, with promotional pricing for 15 word seven day, and 18 word three day listings. Dial 6262 for Globe-News want ads.
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Globe-News
Japanese Troops Attack through Central China Front
Japanese reinforcements push south from Lini to flank the Taierhchwang Yihsien sector aiming to lift a mountain fortress defeat. Chinese defenders retreat to hills near the ancient city while forming mobile columns to use terrain for cover. The assault seeks to relieve 5,000 Japanese trapped in Yihsien and redeem Taierhchwang.
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Shanghai
Lini
Taierhchwang-Yihsien
Central China Front
Taierhewang
Taierhchwang
Yihsien
the Yi
Pickets Strike Wider Detroit Plants Disruptions Spread
United Automobile Workers extended strikes to six more Detroit plants and used dues collecting pickets at Bohn Aluminum sites. The moves echo earlier Flint actions as about 3,700 workers at Fisher Body work resumed and police vow to keep peace. Bohn weighs shifting operations to Illinois or New York amid seniority dispute claims.
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Detroit
CIO -Affiliated
United Automobile Workers
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
Bohn
UAW
Vernor Highway
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Flint
Hich
General Motors
Fisher
Buick
Heinrich A. Pickert
Briggs
Bohn Aluminum
Richard T. Frankensteen
International Union
P. A. Markey
Illinois
New York
American Brass Co
Michigan Steel Castings Co
Dle
Detroit Moulding Co
Hulet Top and Body Co
Hulet
Much Married Suspect In Slaying Dies
Mrs. Cora Hebner a 50 year old farm woman held for first degree murder in Pocahontas Arkansas died in her county jail cell. Sheriff John T Thompson ordered an inquest to determine cause of death. An initial examination suggested natural causes after illness in the two days prior and a physician’s visit yesterday. The skeleton of a man was found in a storm cellar at a farm home she once occupied and officers sought to identify it as her husband Will Hebner who had disappeared. Mrs Hebner denied the skeleton was his and said she did not know his whereabouts.
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Pocahontas
Ark
Cora Hebner
John T. Thompson
McNab
Will Hebner
Doomed Man Gets Reprieve From Electric Chair
Governor James V. Allred granted a 30 day reprieve to Selanes Canedo of San Antonio and two other condemned men who were to die in Huntsville penitentiary by electric chair early tomorrow before the stay was issued.
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Austin
James V. Allred
Selanes Canedo
San Antonio
Huntsville Penitentiary
It Could Only Happen in U S Nazi Freed by Jew
In New York Yorkville a riot drew 100 American Legionnaires and 1 000 Nazi band members. Magistrate Matthew Troy appointed Jewish lawyer Joseph Ellison for Otto Geisler and he won acquittal for the German teen. The judge praised Americanism and fair law application regardless of nationality. Nazis celebrated Hitler’s birthday as the melee began.
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New York
U.P
Yorkville
Matthew Troy
Otto Geisler
Geisler
Troy
Joseph Ellison
America
Adolf Hitler
Milking Shorthorn Breeders Plan Large Auction Today
Milking Shorthorn breeders in Panhandle Plains prepare for the first annual Panhandle Milking Shorthorn Breeders Association sale at 8 pm in the Panhandle sales pavilion. Only the best cattle will be consigned, including Louise Lou the aged cow contest winner. Chicago judge W J Hardy will evaluate dual purpose cattle Friday morning. Champions across Holstein, Guernsey, and Jersey shows are named, with Hale Center entries prominent.
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Plainview
Panhandle-Plains
Panhandle
Frank FP. Weil
Hale Center
Lousie Lou
Chicago
W. J. Hardy
American Shorthorn Breeders Association
Nes Tierra Blanca Farms
Canon
Oscar Stansell
Floydada
Regis Colantha
Fort Worth
Syeis Sir Hazel
H. B. Haies
Amarillo
Hales
Okla Pretty Judith
Piebe Emily
Tierra Planca
Jean Duluth Dairy
Jean Duluth Farms
Radiance St. Nicholas
Shirley Ann
Sunkist Farms
Guernsey
Jean Duluth
Roselena
Dorothy
E. E. Prosser
C. N. Shepardson
Texas A. & M. College
Jack Shelton
Texas Extension Service
Jersey
Spain's War Map Shifts Rapidly
Insurgent warplanes struck key government centers in northern Catalonia with Puigcerda taking the heaviest damage and 22 civilians killed while 30 injured. Ground forces fortified positions in eastern Spain as General Miaja reorganizes to defend from Teruel to the coast, shifting troops from Madrid and altering the frontline near Castellon de la Plana and Catalonia.
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Hendaye
France
Catalonia
Spain
Puigcerda
Pyrenees
Ripoli
Gerona
Puigcer
Mediterranean Sea
Tortosa
Albocacer
Castellon de la Plana
Government Spain
Jose Miaja
Teruel
Castellon
Miaja
Madrid
Franco
Fifteen Million Dams Favored in Dust Bowl Plan
The Panhandle Water Conservation Authority executive committee adopted a resolution seeking a federal addition of 15 million dollars for dam construction in the dust bowl. Marvin Jones in Washington and secretary-manager Carl Hinton were asked to press for the funds. Attendees included B. C. McCasland Tulisa W. L. Helton Canadian Joe Scott W. H. Coon Dalhart Judge Noel McDade Dumas Judge R. A. Defoe Channing and John McCarty who voted Claude Gamble Clovis proxy.
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Dust-Bowl
B. C. McCasland
Tulisa
W. L. Helton
Joe Scott
W. H. Coon
Dalhart
Noel McDade
Dumas
R. A. Defoe
Channing
John McCarty
Claude Gamble
Clovis
Missing Plane Clerk Vanishes After Dinner Delay
New York April 21. Andrew Carnegie Whitfield reportedly left home after a quarrel over late dinner saying he would disappear. He stayed in a hotel Friday night and telephoned his wife that he was going through with the plan before flying away in his airplane. Police, uncertain he is in hiding, planned a search by air and a Danbury Connecticut woods area after a plane crash report emerged Friday.
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New York
U.P
Andrew Carnegie Whitfield
Danbury
Conn
Rescue of 108-Year-Old Martina Zamudio at River
Martina Zamudio, aged 108, was rescued after attempting to end her life by jumping into a river in Salto Argentina. She stated she was tired of living and was saved from the action today.
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Salto
Argentina
Martina Zamudio
Green Hearings Concluded in Green Inheritance Tax Fight
Special Master John F Flannery announced in Miami on April 21 that all testimony and rebuttal witnesses have been heard in the four state fight to collect a 5 million dollar inheritance tax from the estate of the late Colonel E H R Green. He expected to report to the Supreme Court in October.
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Miami
Fla
John 8. Flannery
United States Supreme Court
E. H. R. Green
Supreme Court
Aggie Corps crowns Miss Tomek and Searcy Bracewell
At Texas A. and M. College the Ross Volunteers held three day spring festivities opening with the coronation of Miss Lillian Tomek and Searcy Bracewell both of Houston as queen and king. The event was followed by the queen's ball.
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College Station
Ross Volunteers
Texas A. & M. College
Lillian Tomek
Searcy Bracewell
Houston
Olive Branch Is Offered Big Business
Washington reports a Ford Roosevelt meeting planned for next Wednesday amid conciliatory White House moves toward business. Officials note limits on concessions while R F C approves loans to power firms and Ickes urges rapid start on public works programs as Taft and Wheeler critique policies.
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White House
Ford
Sunbury
Mass
Roosevelt
NRA
R. F
Washington
Ickes
House
Representative Tabor
New York
Senate
Capitol
Wheeler
Montana
Senate Rails Committee
Chemists' Golf Match Confounds Newsmen in Dallas
In Dallas on April 21 reporters tired of ACS coverage watched a golf tournament where score cards would be drawn from a hat to decide the winner. The top prize is a $150 device measuring solution acidity, with another barometers and a dozen golf balls as prizes.
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Dallas
American Chemical Society
Henry Ford Plans Washington Trip to See Roosevelt
Henry Ford announced he will travel to Washington on April 27 to meet with President Roosevelt. The statement was released from South Sudbury Massachusetts and is carried by UPI with the note that more details follow on page two.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Henry Ford
Sudbury
Mass
U.P
Big Crowd Expected for Lie Swapping at Canyon Banquet
A capacity crowd of 200 is expected tonight for the 17th annual banquet of the Panhandle Plains Historical Society in Canyon. Prof. L. F. Sheffy announces the event with "way back when" tall tales. Jim Christian of the JA ranch starts the program recounting the 1890 Indian scare and its survivors. Jess Wynn of Pampa selects the ten tall tales to be told. Dr. E. E. Dale of the University of Oklahoma cannot attend. the program proceeds as planned.
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Pampa
E. E. Dale
University of Oklahoma
Dale
Fort Worth Leaders Welcome West Texans In Amarillo
Fort Worth business executives greeted Amarillo and West Texas with a banquet at the Amarillo Hotel led by Robert K. Hanger. He urged renewed neighborly spirit and West Texas resilience, praising local people as a key resource. The delegation, presided by Walter A. Barlow, included Fort Worth officials and business leaders, who arrived by Santa Fe train and planned a circuit through Texas and Oklahoma before returning to Fort Worth.
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Fort
Fort Worth
Hanger
West Texas
Port Worth
Walter A. Barlow
Amarillo
John A. Hulen
Denver
Law Sone
Tulsa
West Texas State College
Canyon
Harrell
Texas Wesleyan College
Fort Wort
Gaylor J. Stone
Santa Fe
Amarillo Weather Outlook and Nearby Regions
Friday forecast partly cloudy and warmer for Amarillo and West Texas. New Mexico region expected fair and warmer with northwest winds. Temperature yesterday in Amarillo reached 57 degrees at noon and 57 to 58 through the afternoon.
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Amarillo
Vicinity
West Texas
New Mexico
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D. F. Bredthauer
Floyd County
Greer McClesky
Stansell
Texas Tech
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Col. R. P. Smythe
Jim Christian
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