Bond Vote Drafts $250000 for City Hospital Improvement
Editorial urges Potter County residents to authorize a bond issue of 165000 to match 250000 in government funds for Northwest Texas Hospital improvements. The plan claims no tax increase, funded by sinking fund assessments, with benefits including more private rooms, reduced charity costs, higher county revenue, and job growth. Election on the bond is Saturday in Amarillo.
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Potter County
Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarillo
Cleveland Torso Slayer Count Reaches Eleven Bodies
Cleveland police and Coroner Gerber pursue a lead from a left thumb print on the eleventh torso victim as Washington experts examine it for identity. Detectives note bones of the twelfth man found. seven men and five women may be linked to a surgeon- skilled killer with a likely lust motive. A councilman may seek a $10,000 reward.
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Cleveland
Samuel R. Gerber
Washington
Dr. Gerber
Gerber
Texarkana
Audie May Beckworth
Floyd Hamilton
Hamilton
Ted Walters
Texas
Dallas
Kansas
Mann Seeks Texas Attorney General On Racketeering Fight
Gerald C. Mann campaigned across West Texas for the attorney-general bid. He urged a stand against political racketeers and advisers behind the scenes who influence Texas politics. Mann cited his Texas Security Law as evidence of reform and stressed he runs solely on his own ticket.
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Gerald C. Mann
West Texas
Canyon
KGNC
Amarillo
Mann
Wichita Falls
Texas
Wanted: near school house rent or sale ads
Advertisement urging readers to place wanted ads for housing near schools. It highlights high demand next month, rental or sale options, and offers assistance from Globe-News Ad takers by phone at 6262.
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Globe-News
DIAL
Hitler’s War Fears Rise As Europe Nears Crisis
News digest notes Nazi moves in Czechoslovakia and Spain intensify Western tension. Germany and Italy challenge Britain's policy while Mussolini and Franco push anti British rhetoric amid army maneuvers seen as war rehearsals. Halifax urged firmer stand as peace seems unlikely.
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Chechoslovakia
Europe
England
Italy
Germany
Chamberlain
Halifax
France
Spain
China
Hunan
Czechoslovakia
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Little Republic
Central
Prague
Britain
Viscount Runciman
London
Hitler
Francisco Franco
Mussolini
Lord Halifax
Will Rogers Pageant Highlights Panhandle History in Butler Field
Hundreds of Panhandle performers staged the Old Southwest Days and Life of Will Rogers pageant at Butler Field marking the three day celebration opening the all paved route from the Great Lakes to the West Coast. The production directed by Larry Doyle Neale Walters and Howard Dilley featured Miss Southwest Joan Hyland of Nazareth who will visit Hollywood after earning the title. The show blended a three ring circus rodeo Ziegfeld revue and film melodrama with vivid costumes by Van Horn & Sons and dramatic tableaux from 1541 to the present.
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Dallas
Texas
Panhandle
Will Rogers
Panhandle Plains
Butler Field
Southwest
the Panhandle
Don Francisco Vasquez
Will Rogers Highway Association
Great Lakes
West Coast
Jerome H. Cargill
Larry Doyle
Neale Walters
Howard Dilley
van Horn & Sons
Bailey County's Birth and Early Struggles Chronicle
Bailey County formed in 1876 faced an injunction from large landowners but the 1910s county officials moved records to a bank vault and set up a courthouse in Muleshoe. Early settlers from Plainview Lubbock Clovis Farwell Amherst Sudan and Littlefield attended the anniversary celebration.
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Court of Civil Appeals
District Court
Castro County
C. C. Mardis
Muleshoe
Blackwater Valley Bank
Bailey County
Plainview
Lubbock
Clovis
Farwell
Amherst
Sudan
Littlefield
Office Seekers Await Today's Broadcast in Texas Races
O Daniel returns to the air as candidates press toward the second primary. Gerald Mann and Walter Woodul spoke in Mineral Wells while Coke Stevenson campaigned in Corsicana and Groesbeck. Pierce Brooks, injured in a Quanah crash, heads home and will miss campaign travel. Plans surface for national ads and a hillbilly music program to promote O Daniel's flour with ties to General Mills and CBS.
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O'Daniel
Gerald C. Mann
Walter Woodul
Mineral Wells
Mann
Vernon
Quanah
Childress
Shamrock
Pampa
Panhandle
Amarillo
Woodul
Fort Worth
Coke Stevenson
Corsicana
Groesbeck, Co
V. Terrell
Post
Snyder
Sweetwater
Abilene
Pierce Brooks
Dallas
National Emergency Council
South
Texas
Trinity River
J. 8
Hargett
Oklahoma City
Harry Chesire
St. Louis
O'Daneiel
General Mills
O’daniel
Chesire
Columbia Broadcasting System
Tex Ritter Made Colonel on Oklahoma Governor's Staff
Tex Ritter, the cowboy star, was made an honorary colonel on Governor E W Marland's Oklahoma staff. George Tucker presented the commission during a Capitol Theater show Tuesday night. Ritter quipped that there is no work attached to the job while performing his act and singing Starlight Over Texas from his new MGM picture.
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Colonel Ritter
Oklahoma
Tex” Ritter
Will Rogers
E. W. Marland
George Tucker
Texas Consolidated Theaters
Ritter
Capitol Theater
Starlight Over
Texas
Monogram
Panhandle Thundershowers Hit Round Panhandle
Thunder showers moved across the Panhandle Plains marking the second rainy day. Light showers fell in Potter County near town and west of Canyon, with others between Baden and Tascosa and along the Santa Fe line. Rain totals reached from half to one and a half inches in multiple towns including Floydada and Hale Center.
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Amarillo
Panhandle Plains
Potter County
Town
Canyon
Baden
Tascosa
Fort Worth
Denver
Santa Fe
Exell
Dumas
Pampa
Floydada
Hale Center
Kress
Lockney
Tulia
Sterley
Petersburg
Hart
Dimmitt
Hines Gotham Case Is Heard
New York District Attorney Dewey told a supreme court jury that James J. Hines a 61 year old Tammany leader received 500 dollars weekly in cash for political protection of Dutch Schultz policy racket. Defense denounced the claim as false and sought a mistrial after witness Weinberg testified that 1000 dollars changed hands at a 1932 Schultz conference.
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Thomas EF. Dewey
New York Supreme Court
James J
Jimmy) Hines
Tammany
Dutch Schultz
Dewey
Hines
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Stryker
James J. Hines
New York
New York County
William C. Dodge
Hulon Capshaw
George Weinberg
Schultz
Weinberg
Brother Francis Arrives as Price Memorial College Head
Brother Francis Arrives in Amarillo to assume directorship of Price Memorial College succeeding Father John Steinlage. A Christian Brother with a long history in boys education, he was previously principal at De La Salle High School in Chicago and former president of Christian Brothers College in Memphis.
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Brother I. Francis
Price Memorial College
Brother Francis
John Steinlage
Brother L. Jerome
St. Louis
Amarillo
Chicago
de la Salle High School
de Paul University
Ill
University of Missouri
Cretin High School
Francis
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Kiltie Band of Oklahoma
Hearts of Plainsmen
Leo
By Jack Sitton
R. B. Luttrell
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Bailey
News
Muleshoe and
New Bailey County
Mardis
H. A. Douglass
Hurley
Middlewest
Steve Coldren
Coldren Land Company
Kansas City
Blackwater
John J. O'Connor
Roosevelt
Canada
Hyde Park
Wyoming
Senate
O'Connor
Millard BF. Tydings
Maryland
Walter George
Georgia
Central Standard
Columbia Broadcasting Corporation
George
National Grange
Fred Brenexman
Farmers’ Organization
Congress
House Rules Committee
Barkley
Kentucky
W. Lee O'Daniel
Tex Ritter
Gov. Marland
Thundershowers
New Mexico
Max
Yeu
Hines Gotham
Russell Stationery Co
J. Francis Arriy
NEW Price College
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