Nazi Plans to Conquer United States Revealed at Dies Hearing
Brooklyn girl Helen Voores testified before the Dies committee about Nazi aims to reclaim territory for Germany and then move into the United States. She described Bund camps with immorality praised as noble, and lectures on sterilizing children of German girls by Jewish fathers.
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Washington
Dies Committee
United States
Bund
Germany
Miss Voores
Pritz Kuhn
America
Danzig
Schleswig-Holstein
Scandinavia
Long Island
N. Y
Bunds Marches Described By Girl Witness
Helen Voores 19, former Bund youth leader from South Brooklyn, testified about nighttime Sonnenwend marches of German American Bund youths. She said marches started about 9 pm, included hill top camp fires, songs, and rituals honoring leaders with three heir cheers.
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Washington
Bund
Dies Committee
Sonnenvendefier
Helen Voores
Brooklyn
Baldur von Shhirack
Roper Quits Canadian Post aboard U S S Lang
Former Secretary of Commerce Daniel C. Roper resigns as United States minister to Canada aboard the U S S Lang at Bay of Islands Newfoundland on August 18.
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U.S. S. Lang
Bay of Islands
Daniel C. Roper
U. S
Canada
CIO and Big Four Meat Packers Battle for Public Favor
The largest packinghouse workers union faces Armour Swift Wilson and Cudahy in a looming fight over a national contract. The P W O C claims a majority and seeks nationwide bargaining while Armour resists a single agreement arguing plant by plant negotiations. A nationwide strike could halt cattle shipments and raise meat prices.
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Willis Thornton
Chicago
NEA
van A. Bittner
Packinghouse Workers’ Organizing Committee
The
Council of Industrial Organization
Armour Yards
Swift
Wilson
Cudahy
Armour Company
Armour
Labor Board
NLRB
A. F. of L
Armour Group
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hall Dairy Show Opens Today in Memphis
The Hall County dairy show opens in Memphis at Harrison Stock Barns with judge E R Endaly of the Texas Extension Service. More than 50 entries from Hall Donley and Childress counties, restricted to registered cattle, will be exhibited. Eudaly will speak at a noon luncheon for exhibitors and show officials. Hall County agents and committee members lead the event.
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Memphis
Hall County
E. R. Endaly
Texas Extension Service
Harrison
Eudaly
Show Association
Hall
Donley
Childress County
W. B. Houser
A. Womack
Coast Guard Pilot Dies in Collision Near Pensacola
A Coast Guard aviation machinist mate James Austin Merrick of Biloxi Mississippi was killed when two training planes collided near Pensacola Naval Air Station. Navy Ensign Dallas Laivure, a Caldwell New Jersey native, escaped injury with minor damage to his aircraft.
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Pensacola
Fla
Coast Guard
Naval Air Station
James Austin Merrick
U. S. Coast Guard
Biloxi
Miss
Dallas Laivure
U.S. Navy
Caldwell
N. J
Libel Suits Reach Million In Sarasota Case
Libel actions by Pluma Louise Palmer against her father-in-law Honore Palmer, tied to her late husband’s estate, have reached the million dollar level. The latest filing accuses Palmer and attorney John F. Burker of libeling her in a Sarasota Herald article published in August.
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Sarasota, Fla
Pluma Louise Palmer
Honore Palmer
Palmer
John F. Burker
Sarasota Herald
Aug
Forest Blazes Claim Ranger in Monterey Fire Tragedy
Three massive fires in Los Padres National Forest burned over 25 000 acres in Monterey County as State Ranger Joe Calandra of Carmel died near the Bixby Mountain blaze. Calandra's body was found burned near a Big Sur ranger, with exhaustion cited as the cause while racing to aid fires near Idylwild.
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Monterey
Cal
Los Padres National Forest
California
Joe Calandra
Carmel
Bixby Mountain
Monterey County
Calandra
George Smith
Big Sur
Idylwild
Weather snapshot for Amarillo and plains region
Amarillo and vicinity expect Saturday fair with temperatures around the mid 60s to low 90s during the day. West Texas and New Mexico show similar trends with fair conditions and little change in temperature.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Rita -Vase
Gasoline Prices Rise Amid Six-State Shutdown Effects
Gasoline prices at refineries rose as a six-state crude oil production shutdown began affecting markets. Retail prices at stations remained steady for now, with experts predicting increases once shutdowns end. Various state actions and industry responses shaped the immediate market, including Sinclair Prairie’s price moves and Oklahoma Governor Phillips’s remarks.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Arkansas
Sinclair Prairie Oil Marketing Company
Sinclair
Washington
Ickes
Michigan
Lion Oil Refining Company
Shuler
Sinclair Prairie Company
Leon C. Phillips
Typographical Union Delegates Convene
Hundreds of delegates and visitors from nearly every state and Canada arrive in Fort Worth for the eighty third International Typographical Union Convention opening tomorrow. A large Western welcome greets a partial Midwestern trainload while Vancouver bids for the 1940 meeting and New Orleans Jacksonville Phoenix also plan to bid.
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Fort Worth
Canada
Vancouver
B. C
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Fla
Phoenix
Floods Push Hundreds From Homes in Selma Area
Flood waters in Selma Alabama forced about 700 families or 3 500 people from rural homes and a small city area. Red Cross workers said most evacuees had been moved from lowlands as the Alabama River rose and the Cahaba receded. Maybelle Wood Dallas County Red Cross secretary estimated the displacement and relief efforts continued.
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Selma
Ala
Alabama
Cahaba
Red Cross
Maybelle Wood
Dallas County
Four Million Farmers To Receive 10 Percent Cut in AAA Checks
Washington reports that more than four million farmers who joined the government crop control program will see 10 percent smaller benefit checks. The cut funds 500 million dollars allocated for 1939 payments under the sell conservation act, affecting cotton rice and tobacco growers in the north central region and others nationwide.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Congress
AAA
North Dakota
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
California
North
Old Settlers Picnic at Tate's Grove Celebrates Community Heritage
Hedley Aug 18 Donley County Old Settlers Association picnic drew about a thousand residents of Donley and nearby counties. Attendees enjoyed nickel soda, fried chicken, cake, ice water, and ample hymn singing while visiting and gossiping under locust trees. Tom Tate became president. W M Mosley elected vice president. Mrs Joe Crawford secretary treasurer.
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Hedley
Donley County Old Settlers Association
Tate's Grove
Here
Donley County
Walter Patterson
Billy Rains
Tom Tate
Association
W. M. Mosley
Joe Crawford
Emporia women stage Christmas pageant to beat heat
In Emporia Kansas on August 18 the local missionary society organized a Christmas pageant. They rigged a tree and sang carols to feel cooler as temperatures hovered near 100 degrees.
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Emporia, Kas
Emporia Missionary Society
Milk Strike Slashes New York Milk Supply
New York City with 7 million residents faces 60 percent milk rations as upstate dairy farmers strike to press for higher prices. Shortages hit ice cream, condensed milk, butter and cheese. bakeries and hospitals seek stocks. CIO backs unions. Union chief predicts victory within days with a demand for 2.35 dollars per hundredweight for August through October.
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New York
Dairy Farmers Union
New York Milk Distributors Bargaining Agency
CIO
Archie Wright
U. S. Supreme Court
Road Bond Bill Advocate to Address State Board
Judge Jake Loy of Grayson County, president of the Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association, will appear before the state board at Austin to seek immediate benefits under the new state bond assumption act. Loy, author of the road bond bill, was chosen by 75 counties to represent them.
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Dallas
Jake Loy
Grayson County
Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association
State Board of County and District
Austin
Loy
AAA To Pay Less for Compliance on Wheat
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration said wheat farmers will receive benefit payments of 18 to 22 cents a bushel for complying with the 1940 crop control program. The lower payments, falling from 28 cents for 1939, reflect a national wheat acreage allotment of 62 million acres for next year versus 55 million this year. Payments are based on normal yield on each farmer’s allotted acreage.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Bus Crash Injures Teens Near Kingston Mines
Seventeen teen passengers were hurt when a transcontinental bus skidded on a hill curve near Kingston Mines and toppled into a field. Five are listed in serious condition as rescue units respond at the scene.
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Peoria
Kingston Mines
Stockyards Strike Talks Move Toward Settlement
Fort Worth reports progress as representatives of striking livestock handlers and stockyards officials plan another meeting at 9 A.M. Edwin A. Elliott of the National Labor Relations Board hailed the progress and expressed hope for a settlement in tomorrow's session.
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Fort Worth
Edwin A. Elliott
National Labor Relations Board
Nowata Girl Near Death After Car Crash
Miss Wilma Barnes of Nowata Oklahoma is near death in a Tucumcari hospital after a car rollover east of Newkirk at 130 this morning. She has basal scalp injuries and possible internal injuries. Her passenger Miss Thelma McMains of Los Angeles is hospitalized with minor injuries. The two were traveling from Los Angeles to Nowata.
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Tucumcari
Wilma Barnes
Nowata
Okla
Newkirk
Miss Barnes
Thelma McMains
Los Angeles
Tomorrow's Big Want Ad Day in Sunday News Globe
Deadline for Want Ads is 6:30 tonight for the Big Sunday News-Globe. Hundreds of want ads vie for readers attention. place your ad now at bargain weekly rates with cancellation after results and charges only for days the ad appears. DIA 6262 GLOBE-NEWS Want Ad Headquarters.
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News
Globe
DIA
Globe-News
Want
25 Year Pledge Of Freedom Tossed Aside
Alarming rumors of a German takeover in Slovakia were verified as Bratislava reported a military agreement placing Slovakia’s 30 000 army with 300 000 reservists under German command. Berlin near Polish borders and Hungary Rome diplomacy framed as private moves foreshadowing broader alliance shifts across Central Europe.
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Germany
Slovakia
Bratislava
Berlin
Danzig
Poland
Munich
Czecho-Slovakia
Puehrer
Hungary
Rome
Count Csaky
Mussolini
Csaky
Galeazzo Ciano
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J. Claude Wells
Memphis Democrat
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G. T. Palmer
Clarendon
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Mr. Patrick
Bill Walling
Pete Chandler
Welling
Patterson
Bill Jones
Buster Caldwell
Mitch Bell
John Beverly
J. T. Patman
D. Curd
Pred Buntin
J. P. DeVine
Sam Smith
F. A. White
Emma Owens
Ella Smith
8. A. Kilham
W. H. Randell
Katie Johnson
Odos Caraway
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Slovak National Council
Budapest
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League of Nations
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