Hull arrives in Lima for Pan American Conference
Cordell Hull, US Secretary of State, lands in Callao and meets Peru's foreign minister Carlos Concha and Argentine foreign minister Jose Mario Cantilo. He aims to promote democracy against totalitarianism and previews discussions with Latin American delegations in Lima for the 21 republics conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Cordell Hull
United States
Callao
Huil
Carlos Concha
Jose Mario Cantilo
Laurence A. Steinhardt
Panhandle Water Authority Maintains Independence Stance
The Panhandle Water Conservation Association elected to operate independently, while urging members to join as individuals. Directors cited its unique drought fight across four states and NM county memberships as reasons, and the group planned a Washington absence for Carl Hinton to push dam plans. Attendees from 17 counties discussed Hamlin Drive and treasury growth above $3,000.
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Panhandle Water Conservation Association
Texas Watersheds Association
Panhandle Authority
Texas
New Mexico
Roy Smith
Tucumcari
John McCarty
Amarillo Hotel
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Carl Hinton
Washington
Hinton
Chamber of Commerce
Panhandle Group
Dan L. Adams
J. T. McGehee
Armstrong County
Hamlin Drive
Claude
Adams
A. A. Meredith
WPA
Armstrong
M. G. Miller
Bailey County
T. A. Singer
K. E. Turner
Castro
Bob Glenn
Collingsworth
N. M
Sim MecFarland
Logan County
Swisher Turkey Is Named Champ at Plainview Farm Verdict Saturday
Swisher County farmer Peter Barbian won grand champion honors with a 33-pound dressed turkey at the fifth Southwest Dressed Turkey Show in Plainview. Levi Churchill of Muleshoe earned reserve champion with an 18-pound hen as the event drew 200 plus dressed birds and 44 live entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plain View
Peter Barbian
Swisher
Barbian
Levi Churchill
Muleshoe
Churchill
Plains
United States
Pete Smith
Smith
George P. McCarthy
A. & M College Extension Poultry Husbandman
McCarthy
City Auditorium
W. W. Cardwell
Luling Foundation
Cardwell
Hale County Home Demonstration Club
C. B. Martin
J. T. Hatch
Wes-Tex Grain & Milling Co
Roy G. Wood
Plainview
New Mexico Officials Hopeful For PWA Funds
Two members of a New Mexico delegation seeking Public Works Administration funds for the state insane asylum said they had strong hopes of success. Judge H A Riker chair of the Las Vegas institution and Dr A B Stewart superintendent reported talking with PWA officials and expected a definite commitment by week’s end.
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Washington
New Mexico
Public Works Administration
State Insane Asylum
The
West
H. A. Riker
Las Vegas Institution
A. B. Stewart
PWA
Simpson Sees Less Spending
Roosevelt signals possible tapering of federal outlays in next year’s budget while defending national defense as pay as you go. Observers link the remark to Republican attacks on New Deal spending and wonder if the budget message will curb deficits and spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
McNary
Oregon
Robert Taft
Ohio
Congress
Portales Civic Body Elects Officers
Roosevelt County Chamber of Commerce directors met on Wednesday and elected Frank Craddock as manager for a third consecutive year Grady Beard as president and D B Stone as vice president L P Bloodworth of the El Paso Chamber of Commerce spoke on aims and duties of the directorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portales
Roosevelt County Chamber of Commerce
Frank Craddock
Grady Beard
D. B. Stone
L. P. Bloodworth
el Paso Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Eden’s US Trip Not Official Policy Says Chamberlain
Prime Minister Chamberlain told the House of Commons that Anthony Eden went to the United States to present the British point of view but that his remarks carry no official significance. He denied that Eden spoke with government assent and approbation. Chamberlain also noted Earl de la Warr’s Bradford speech warning Germany against misreading Britain as decadent and relying on armaments.
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London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Anthony Eden
United States
Viscount Halifax Dee
Eden
Association
Congress of American Industry
Earl de la Warr
Board of Education
Germany
Bradford
England
Britain
Defense and prosperity urged at American Industry Congress
Charles R. Hook urged cooperation among people capitalists and government to restore employment and prosperity. Dr George Gallup said the public is the arbiter of industry, government and society with support for defense spending and scrutiny of the budget.
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New York
America
Charles R. Hook
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress of American Industry
Anthony Eden
Hook
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Dr. Gallup
Fascists Demonstrate in Italian Cities in Solidarity with Tunisia
In Naples Florence and Perugia fascists marched shouting Long live Italian Tunisia with 1000 German visitors from Strength Through Joy joining Naples parade. German consulate greeted by fascists while police block demonstrations at the French consulate and university classes stop in Naples.
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Rome
Naples
Florence
Perugia
Tunisia
Germany
Genoa
Hitler
Mussolini
University of Naples
The Holy Terror Ponders a Road To Power
In Matamoros Mexico bitter tension between small farmers and agrarians is blamed for a spate of murders. Eight men were killed in three weeks, the latest Encarnacion Domingo Garcia, 34, shot in his field. A ninth man was seriously wounded. three suspects are being questioned by Special Investigator Jos Castor.
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Matamoros
Mex
Encarnacion Domingo Garcia
Jos Castor
Mexican Small Farmers Union
For Sale Classified Ad Blasts Items and Contact
A bulk sale notice offers to buy or advertise valuable items including diamonds piano gun stove rugs electric train toys books skates and bedroom suites through Globe-News Want Ads. Call 6262 to place an ad and raise cash for bills and Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-News
Legion Leader Demands Quick Deportation
The House Un American Activities panel reopened talks on the Harry Bridges deportation case with witnesses labeling Bridges a Communist and American Legion commander Stephen Chadwick urging immediate trial and deportation. Senatorial and legal clashes over Strecker and Bridges framed hearings as labor and security officials faced pressure for actions. Portland detectives tied Bridges and Pritchett to plots against the government while Bridges led CIO maritime operations on the West Coast.
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Washington
Dec
Perkins
House Committee On un-American Activities
Harry Bridges
Bridges
West Coast
CIO
Communist Party
Stephen F. Chadwick
American Legion
Representative Thomas
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Strecker
Congress
Dies
Texas
Miss Perkins
Joseph Strecker
Arkansas
Eircuit
New Orleans
Labor Department
Chadwick
Portland
Ore
Harold Pritchett
United States
James Keegan
Keegan
Pritchett
Lumber and Saw Mill Workers’ Union
Panhandle Hereford Breeders Plan High Quality Amarillo Fat Stock Sale
Members of the Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association forecast one of the best fat stock auctions in Amarillo next March. They limit the sale to 50 bulls and 10 females, with a judge selecting the top 60 cattle for the block. Breeders are preparing consignments, aiming for a strong list and possible record turnout.
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Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association
Amarillo
Mrs Anna Hahn Dies in Chair in Ohio Execution
Mrs Anna Marie Hahn aged 32 was executed in the electric chair at 7:16 P.M. in Columbus Ohio for the poison murder of Jacob Wagner. She pleaded for help, prayed with Father Sullivan, and collapsed into the chair as witnesses watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hahn
Columbus
Anna Marie Hahn
Jacob Wagner
John Sullivan
George W. Keil
WPA in New Mexico keeps Nicholson as acting administrator
R L Nicholson said he would continue as acting Works Progress Administration administrator in New Mexico. He earlier expected a permanent appointment but after regional directors meeting he indicated no appointment would be made, offering no reason for the delay.
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Washington
R. L. Nicholson
Works Progress Admin&nistrator
New Mexico
WPA
Wage-Hours Sets View on Service Establishments Coverage
Washington December 74 Wage-Hour officials state banks insurance firms newspapers radio and telephone companies must obey the labor standards act. An interpretive bulletin refines which firms qualify as service establishments distinguishing hotels restaurants laundries garages barber shops beauty parlors and funeral homes from utilities and similar enterprises.
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Washington
Congress
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Memphis
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W. C. Ransdell
Varina
N. C
Luron Brown
Simpson
Sir Neville
U. S
American Rolling Mill Company
Gallup
Legion
Royal, Underwood, Remington and
Corona Portables
Russell's
MKS
Thursda
100Th Meridian
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Macevere
Act
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