O K traced in the sand safety signal for Texas fishermen
A large O K traced in sand along the Mexican coast signaled safety for 10 Texans marooned by a tropical hurricane that flooded the region near Monterrey. Seven Monterrey residents drowned as floodwaters swept across the highway and vehicles, while Americans reported no injuries. The Rio Grande rose, with flood warnings issued as crews searched for the stranded men off the Brownsville area.
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O. K
Texas
Mexico
Brownsville
O.K
Mexican
Monterrey
Mexican Gulf Coast
Saltillo
Texas oil fields return to five day week
The report notes a shift in Texas oil operations back to a five day work week. It highlights regional changes and possible impacts on production and local economy, with brief mentions of industry leaders and union discussions shaping the schedule.
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Texas
Sadler Targets Headlines in Texas Oil Fight
Fort Worth reporter notes Jerry Sadley plans to press for harsher oil regulation and criticizes confiscation tactics by the Texas Railroad Commission. He backs Ernest O Thompson but forecast political shifts as he heads to Austin to push base headlines.
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Fort Worth
Jerry) Sadley
Texas Railroad Commission
Ernest O. Thompson
Texas
Austin
Sadler
Ernestoo
Thompson
Abo Net
C. V. Terrell
Lon A. Smith
Drastic Move Ordered to End Big Fuel Stock
The Texas Railroad Commission ordered statewide Saturday oil field shutdowns to cut excess gasoline stocks. Chairman C. W. Terrell and Ernest Co. Thompson approved idling wells on Saturdays and Sundays through September, with Sunday closings already in effect since January 15. The basic state production allowance, including two-day shut ins, is 1,233,248 barrels daily, about 12 percent below the U S Bureau of Mines recommendation.
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Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
C. W. Terrell
Ernest Co. Thompson
Texas
United States Bureau of Mines
Tri-State
Rodessa Field
Thompson
East Texas
Panhandle
Moore County
Osborne Area
North Texas
Anderson - Kerr
Foard County
Gant
West Central
West Texas
East Central
Southwest Texas
Gulf Coast
Smith
Lon A. Smith
Texas Democratic primary returns from 253 of 254 counties
Election returns filed with the Texas Election Bureau show results for the Democratic primary in key statewide offices. Lieutenant Governor Brooks leads with 393,607 to Stevenson 436,938. Attorney General Mann 484,583 to Woodul 354,586. Railroad Commissioner Sadler 457,421 to Terrell 379,890. Land Commissioner Giles 440,288 to McDonald 371,389. Supreme Court Cruz 479,312 to Davidson 330,053. Criminal Appeals Graves 434,199 to Stephens 362,052. Congressional races District 3 Beckwith 29,274 to Gentry 26,137. District 13 Gossett 29,806 to McFarlane 27,593.
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Dallas
Texas Election Bureau
Brooks
Stevenson
Mann
Woodul
Sadler
Terrell
Giles
Amarillo YMCA Project Organized At Landergin Mansion
About 40 Amarillo business leaders met at the Landergin home to organize a local YMCA with a charter drive. They considered purchasing the Landergin mansion for a $47 000 foundation cost toward a YMCA plant with a swimming pool and outdoor facilities. A 10 day window to file charter applications was set, with Grover Good urging a strong community project serving men women and children.
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Landergin
YMCA
Polk Street
Tyler Street
Amarillo
Bill Pheiffer
Grover Good
Southwestern Area
Jaycees
Bert Levy
Charley Crowe
Anbergin
C. S. Lambie
E. C. Nelson
Weather Summary for Amarillo and Surrounding Areas
Amarillo and vicinity expect partly cloudy skies with possible showers in the southeast Tuesday. New Mexico outlooks cloudy and unsettled in the west Tuesday with minor temperature changes. Amusing garbled numbers indicate yesterday’s temperatures around 89 to 108 highs and 68 to 94 lows in 1937.
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Amarillo
New Mexico
Beenie Wooo
Tingley Denies Job or Money Offer Made in Bribery Probe
Gov Clyde Tingley testified before a house committee investigating reports of attempted bribes during New Mexico's special legislative session. He denied offering Rep Telesfor Griego a job or money to sway his vote on a direct primary bill. Griego swore an affidavit claiming such an offer occurred in the presence of Tingley.
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Santa. FE
N. M
Clyde Tingley
House
Telesfor Griegto
David Carmody
Delfin Salazar
Tingley
Griego
State Highway Department
James Warden
John Miles
Santa Fe
Telesfor Griego
Salazar
Witnesses Pin Hines as Schultz Associate in 1935
In federal tax corruption case, Bridgeport Hotel staff identify James Hines as the gray-haired man seen with Dutch Schultz in 1935. Dewey, Weinberg’s testimony, and corroboration by Joan J. Kearns and Leslie Bateman add weight to the accusation of protection payments and racketeering.
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John Ferris
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Dutch Schultz
James H. Hines
Dewey
Stryker
George Weinberg
Dave
Schultz
Weinberg
Hines
Joan J. Kearns
Bronx Chamber of Commerce
Leslie V. Bateman
Mount Vernon
Bateman
Kearns
Measuring FDRs Purging Power in Two Races Today
Roosevelt backed McAdoo in California and pressed South Carolina for Smith or Johnston in a pivotal Democratic primary. The president’s purge effort also touches Georgia and Maryland races as voters weigh administration loyalty against past alignment and future policy.
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Washington
South Carolina
California
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Ellison D. Smith
William G. McAdoo
Edgar A. Brown
Mr. Roosevelt
Smith and Johnston
Brown
Johnston
Smith
McAdoo
John W. Preston
Sheridan Downey
Townsend
James W. Mellen
Georgia
Walter F. George
Maryland
Rep
David J. Lewis
Millard F. Tydings
Pallbearers' Car Found Used To Chase Thieves
Thieves who stole a pallbearers' Ford vV-8 from in front of a funeral home were chased as Sheriff Barnett recovered the vehicle at Canyon. The car belonged to H. E. Duniven of Walter Irvin, Inc. Earlier, a Chevrolet of Harry Inman was stolen nearby and abandoned after running out of gas. Two men were known to be involved as officers searched near Hereford.
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Randal
Smith County
H. E. Duniven
Walter Irvin, Inc
Bob Barnett
Canyon
Barnett
Harry Inman
Gaseline
Hereford
Personal warning for Hitler discussed in England war fever holds course
A London report notes heightened public warning about Hitler as Britain faces renewed war fever. Meanwhile pages cover Japanese advances into Central China, a jarred gunboat incident, Sweden's industrial boom, and new oil sector worries from a veneer commission.
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Hitler
England
China
U. 8
Oil price cuts ripple through East Texas crude market
Stanolind Oil and Rumble Oil and Refining cut East Texas crude to 1.25 a barrel effective today. Freeman Wharford of East Texas Refining said his firm will raise to 1.25 retroactive to Aug. 20. Exemptions from refinery closings persist to reduce pipeline proration. Texas district allowances for Aug 1 Aug 18 and Sept 1 are listed, with Sept 1 EMA allowance set at 21 283 barrels daily.
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Tyler
East Texas
Stanolind Oi
Rumble Oil and Refining Company
Stanolind
Freeman Wharford
East Texas Refining Company
One Day Results From Globe News For Rent Ads
One day results show every for rent ad on the Globe News page attracting renters. Listings include four room unfurnished at 411 B North Johnson and modern furnished houses at 2103 West 7th. Six reads note bills paid and no children requests at 2100 Fillmore and 1122 Johnson with decor, furniture and essentials mentioned.
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Globe- News
Cail A
North Johnson
Louisiana
Philis
West 7Th
Fillmore
Johnson
Madison
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Cline
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O. N. Roberts, Jr
Ray
Ford McNabb
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Corpus Christi
Ray Phipps
Herman Richards
Vic Stewart
C. E. Moore
Roy Kientz
Roy Kingery
St. Jo
Rio Grande
United States
San F Catarina
Rio City
Ville
Reau
Seversky
Los Angeles
Alexander P. de Seversky
United States Army
National Aeronautical Association
de Seversky
Jacqueline
U. S. Army Reserve
Mr. Seversky
Roscoe Turner
Kansas City
James C. Guleke
James O
Guleke
James O. Gulerie
Central Presbyterian Church
R. Thomson
Col
Carl §. Makeig
John Snider
Ben T. Manning
Charles Ware
Ernest T. Miller
Earl Fuqua
John McKnight
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Albuquerque
N M
Socorro
Llano
Cleveland
Emil Fronek
Chicago
Peter Merylo
Fronek
Sixteenth Avenue
Allen Early
Porter Underwood
Charles W. Hughes
Eee
Barnumgeport
Hin
Maeohn Pitcher
Stratfield
Charles Wall
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Tammany District
Sureme
Hughes
Sweden
Legionnaires
National Labor Relations Board
Dumas
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