O Connor Calls Presidential Purge a Dictatorship Risk
New York Representative John J. O Connor denounces the Roosevelt purge as an escalator to dictatorship. He vows to fight the administration and urges the nation to decide democracy or monocracy, urging Americans to confront the issue with clear eyes.
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New York
John J. O'Connor
Congress
Roosevelt
United States
America
O'Connor
Manhattan
16Th Congressional District
Canada and United States Stand as World Partners
Roosevelt at Queens University honors the U S Canada alliance calling it a sisterhood of the British Empire. King of Canada echoes resolve to preserve neighborly relations and share in mankind’s common heritage as leaders announce joint proceedings.
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Canada
U. S
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Queens University
Dominion of
Mackenzie King
Jimmy Roosevelt Denies Charge Of Political Insurance
Jimmy Roosevelt denies participation in political insurance matters amid ongoing discussions of the Hines Tammany case in New York. Page references indicate continuing coverage and public interest in the political finance issue.
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Jimmy Roosevelt
Hines Tammany
New York
Georgia RFC aide resigns amid George Senate race
George Backer Dunlap quits as Georgia counsel for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation after charging RFC officials demanded he stop aiding Senator George. He says the move preserves independence as the Georgia primary unfolds with Camp and allies facing questions about federal influence.
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Atlanta
Edgar B. Dunlap
Walter F. George
Georgia
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
George
Dunlap
Washington
Claude E. Hamilton, Jr
Hamilton
Roosevelt
Barnesville
Sheppard
Engine and 30 Cars Plunge Into Stream
Rock Island freight train including locomotive and 30 cars plunged into the Cimarron River at Arkalon after a flash flood washed out a bridge. Three trainmen were injured Fireman C M Powell of Pratt was hospitalized in Liberal Engineer Walter Walker and Brake man Holder of Pratt sustained lesser injuries.
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Pratt
Kan
Rock Island
Cimarron River
Arkalon
C. M. Powell
Liberal
Walter Walker
Holder
Newspapers Declared a Necessity By Magistrate
Abraham Lipson told Magistrate N Edwin Lindell he parked his car at home to deliver newspapers. The magistrate discharged him stating Newspapers are a necessity.
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Philadelphia
Abraham Lipson
N. Edwin Lindell
Corrigan Welcomed in Detroit as Wrong Way Flier
Douglas Corrigan sparked a rousing Detroit welcome after his trans Atlantic flight amid 50 000 cheering locals and high level officials. Braniff Airways considers action over a Houston to San Antonio airmail contract amid post office department award controversy. A suspended sentence is given to a Corrigan on a drunkenness charge.
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Douglas
Corrigan
Detroit
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles A. Lindbergh
Warsaw
Post Office Department
Eastern Airlines, Inc
New York
Houston
Brownsville
San Antonio
Robert Smith
Dallas
Braniff Airways
Smith
Eastern Airlines
Michigan Avenue
Maher
Thomas Corrigan
Dee
PICK YOUR TENANTS GLOBE NEWS WANT ADS
Amarillo landlords urged to advertise rental properties before September 1 to reach 33 000 subscribers via the Globe-News Want Ads. Place ads to secure tenants and collect rental receipts by dialing 6262 for the service.
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Amarillo
Globe-News
DIAL
Charlie Kilpatrick to Appear at Panhandle Parade
Promoter confirms Jackson Kilpatrick, 17, American pianist, will perform at Panhandle Parade Friday night in a Will Rogers tribute. He will debut his arrangement of Empty Saddles, plus Brahms Alt R, Prelude to his Concerto in G Major. Joana Hyland and a host of local acts join the program at State Theater.
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Charlie Meeker
Jackson Kilpatrick
Panhandle
West
Will Rogers
Joan Hyland
Hollywood
Meeker
Bill Wilson
Carlton Scales
Clarence Locke
Kay Irving
Harris Ordell
Roy Divan
Torture Theater
State Theater
O'Clock
Adequate Hospitals Benefit Potter County Cities
An editorial argues that expanding Northwest Texas Hospital in Potter County, Amarillo, will double capacity with 165000 in bonds funded by 45 percent federal aid. The plan could lower the tax rate next year while improving care for charity patients and expanding revenue from paying patients. A bond election set for Saturday follows a petition by 10 percent of qualified property owners.
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Texas
Marlin
Mineral Wells
Glen Rose
Temple
Amarillo
Pees
Potter County
Northwest Texas Hospital
Commissoners Court
Murder charge and prison escape linked shootings
A guard shot while surrendering was freed on a ten thousand dollar bond as investigations continue into the Eastham Prison Farm case. Several convicts died or fled during a break, with others pursued across Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas. A Huntsville reprieve spared Carlos Fernandez, while Jesse Polanco faces no reprieve for the bus driver slaying.
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Capell le Lea
Plisull Lalin
John Greer
Arch Maples
Buck Aaron
Pampa
Trinity River
Roy King
San Antonio
John M. Pickett
Pickett
Sugarland
Austin
Huntsville
James V. Allred
Carlos Fernandez
Bexar County
Fernandez
Jesse Polanco
George Forbes
Collan H. Morgan
el Paso County
John Stowe
Weather Amarillo and Vicinity Forecast Notice
Partly cloudy Friday afternoon in Amarillo and vicinity. Texas area partly cloudy with unsettled conditions and possible scattered thundershowers in the west and southwest portions Friday. New Mexico forecast unsettled. Yesterday’s temperatures ranged from 37 to 88 degrees with trace precipitation in the 24 hours ending 4 PM.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Trace
Twins Share Names and Lives in Hackensack Hospital Meeting
In Hackensack New Jersey Mrs Hanna of Montvale and Mrs Osborne of Allendale met after giving birth to daughters on the same day. Both Edna Patricia Edna and Harold Patricia families share many coincidences including first names ages and dogs named Spot. Both couples are happily married three and a half years with similar eye color and clothing sizes.
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Hackensack
N. J
Hanna
Montvale
Osborne
Allendale
Hackensack Hospital
Edna
Harold
Patricia Edna
Gubernatorial Endorsement Reverberates Through Texas Politics
W Lee O Daniel faced fallout from his sweeping endorsements of state officials. Candidates urged to defend their ties to the governor while others rejected or clarified loyalties as O Daniel touted his plan to bring new industries to Texas. He described rebuffs to a $50 000 radio offer and pledged to be the best governor for the state.
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O'Daniel
Gerald Mann
Walter Woodul
O’daniel
Quanah
Gerald Co. Mann
Coke Stevenson
Groesbeck
Pierce Brooks
Dallas
Bascom Giles
Corsicana
Travis County
J. H. Walker
W. Lee O'Daniel
Terrell
Abilene
Texas
Railroad Commission
Fort Worth
Woodul
War Horrors Are Unpredictable By-Products of Curious Science
Lord Rayleigh warns at Cambridge that wars produce horrors as unintended by products of science. He cites nitro compounds and chlorine gas as historical examples and plans for a department to study technology’s societal impact. The talk notes that discoveries often run beyond the original military aim and may yield both peaceful and destructive uses.
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Thomas R. Henry
Alliance
Cambridge
England
Lord Rayleigh
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Scientists
Association For Study
American Association
American Group
F. R. Moulton
Washington
Association
Boston Man Details American Boys in Spanish Army
Abraham Sobel of Boston testified before the House committee that 1600 to 1700 American youths served with Loyalist and Communist groups in Spain and faced de facto detention. He said most would return home if allowed, and described his own recruitment and escape experiences including a torpedoed voyage and survival.
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Walter Steele
House
Washington
U. S
Abraham Sobel
Boston
United States
Dies
Mason
Illinois
Babel
Sobel
Communist Party
End of Sham War Brings Flags and Bands to Camp
The third army's south western clash ended with a cease fire order at 11:05 A M ending maneuvers on a 273 square mile battlefield. Blue and brown armies halted after dawn battle with no official winner declared. Troops packed for return to Camp Bullis while awaiting further instructions.
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Third Army
Blue
Brown
Lesley J. McNair
Blue Army
Camp Bullis
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