American Sailor Killed as Shanghai Battle Widened
In Shanghai the cruiser Augusta suffered a fatal shell hit near the Whangpoo River. Seaman Freddie J. Falgout of Raceland Louisiana, 21, was killed and 18 crewmen wounded. The attack marked the fourth American death in the eight day siege with fires raging across Pootung and Hongkew.
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Governor Merriam Injured in Fog Collision
Salinas Calif Aug 20 Governor Frank F Merriam his wife and a highway patrolman were injured when the Merriam automobile collided with a truck in heavy fog Gov Merriam suffered a head bruise Mrs Merriam sustained a skinned left elbow and an ankle injury
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Temblors Hit Manila as Refugees Arrive from Shanghai
Two violent quakes struck Manila causing panic and darkness as American refugees from Shanghai reached the city. The first quake at 7 59 knocked debris into streets and cut power briefly while fires started but caused no immediate deaths. The Great Eastern Hotel sank four inches, guests fled in nightwear, and glass littered Escolta as hospitals treated injuries.
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Mattern Flies Through Fog in Plane Search
Jimmy Mattern, the Texas aviator seeking the missing Soviet transpolar plane, was flying through heavy Arctic fog four hours after leaving Fairbanks. An intercept from Flat station at 8:15 P.M. EST confirmed the message. Mattern said he navigated by instruments and did not reveal his position, believed near or over the Arctic Ocean.
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Oil Worker Fatally Hurt in Haynesville Rig Incident
Horace Prestridge aged 25 of Haynesville was fatally injured this morning at the Sugar Creek oil field while working on a rig for an oil well drilling concern.
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Horace Prestridge
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Good Rains Reported Across Panhandle Regions
Wide areas of the Panhandle saw renewed rainfall as the wet spell continued. Eastern South Plains towns like Childress Estelline and South Plains measured up to two inches, with Potter County between Amarillo and the Canadian River recording about one and a half inches and Amarillo Creek briefly overflowing.
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Texline
Dalhart
Channing
Potter County
Amarillo
Canadian River
Franco Troops Close on Santander Amid Fright War
Franco forces tightened a siege of Santander on the Biscayan coast. Insurgents entered Arriela Park threatening the water supply while French and Belgian refugees fled to Bayonne predicting Santander’s fall like Bilbao. City blocked by sea and land, famine looms.
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Sinking Canyon draws tourists to Idaho lava dust spectacle
In Buhl Idaho tourists pay 50 cents per car to view a lava dust canyon forming on H A Robertson's fertile land. Geologists cite collapsing lava strata from irrigation as the cause. Residents act as guides while Robertson tries to keep his farm land and home safe as acres sink.
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Harry McFarlin
Robertson Farm
Robertson
Lewis Hits Demo Leadership Demands Party Discipline
John L. Lewis, head of the Committee for Industrial Organization, denounces Democratic leadership for failing to pass the wages and hours bill. He urges party discipline or acknowledgment that the party cannot advance social reforms, linking the stance to Roosevelt era promises and his split with the president. Lewis cites UMW support for Roosevelt and argues the election victory hinged on decisive action.
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House
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Hawaii Antipodes Hop May Be Abandoned
Unofficial reports from Honolulu indicate the Bureau of Air Commerce is abandoning plans for a direct Hawaii Antipodes air route, a weather base at Baker Island will be withdrawn, and landing sites at Howland and Jarvis Islands are no longer considered for airplanes.
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Body of Albert E. Culley Taken for Burial
The body of Albert E. Culley 65 head of Simonds and Company saw manufacturers was sent to Fitchburg Massachusetts his former home for burial today in Saranac Lake New York August 20 period
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School Revenue Row Ends by Boards Act
The State Board of Education unanimously reaffirmed a 22 dollar per scholastic pupil apportionment, ending a dispute over funding. An injunction in Dallas to block certification will be withdrawn as the panel cites funds under existing conditions and a cleared legal path for districts to receive added revenue.
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Dallas
B. F. Tisinger
George Sheppard
San Antonio
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State
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Sanderford
Abraham Lincoln
James V. Allred
Dempsey Seeks Study on Rio Grande Pecos Erosion Control
Representative John J. Dempsey of Santa Fe New Mexico asked Congress to authorize preliminary examinations and surveys for run-off water flow retardation and soil erosion prevention on the Rio Grande and Pecos watersheds above their confluence.
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John J. Dempsey
Santa Fe
N. M
Congress
Rio Grande
Pecos
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas Area
Partly cloudy conditions with likely local showers in Amarillo and nearby areas. West Texas expected unsettled weather with scattered showers north of the 100th meridian. New Mexico area sees unsettled Saturday with scattered showers and thunderstorms and little temperature change. Yesterday's Amarillo high 68 and low 65, trace precipitation reported in the last 24 hours ending 4 pm.
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Mussolini Signals Possible Peace With Britain in Palermo Talk
In Palermo Mussolini urged 200000 Italians that a lasting rapprochement with England can be reached and that Italy will cooperate on European political life. He warned against Mediterranean Bolshevism and said invading Sicily would be folly while asserting Rome and Berlin collaboration as two realities. He praised good relations with neighbors but scorned Britain’s view of Italy.
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National Debt Near 37 Billion on Aug 18 Increase
The U S national debt rose to nearly 37 billion dollars with an overnight gain of 60 456 525 as of August 18 according to the treasury daily statement released in Washington.
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Dionne Quintuplets to dine with Mama Dionne for social training
Callander, Ontario residents report Mama Dionne will be a regular supper guest to teach the seven quints social graces. Hospital nursery staff arranged a full family seating as Annette Cecile Emilie Marie and Yvonne shared milk and strained vegetables with Mama Dionne and Rose feeding the children.
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Yvonne
Mamma
Deficiency Bill Amended By Senate in Quiet Session
Legislative action in Washington tightens funds for the dust bowl area and cotton subsidies while House and Senate argue over housing costs and reindeer purchases. Roosevelt agrees to cotton price supports tied to next session crop surplus controls as Byrnes proposes 9 to 10 cent loans.
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