Borger Policeman Claims No Memory In Slaying Case
Borger officer says he has no memory of incidents connected to the late Tuesday slaying of Lee Hutson, Hutchinson County constable. The murder charge was filed at Panhandle, based onDeputy G L Warren’s report that Hutson was shot in the back as Hutson and Chapman rode in Warren’s car. Funeral services for Hutson are set for Borger First Baptist Church.
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Potter County
Panhandle
Ben Chapman
Borger
Lee Hutson
Hutchinson
Chapman
W. L. McConnell
84Th Judicial District
McConnell
T. B. Harris
Hutson
Carson County
White Deer
G. L. Warren
Warren
Wheeler
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
65Th Coast Artillery
Camp Kearney
Calif
St. Mihiel
Montfancon Very
Meuse
Argonne
Miss Toy Mayo
Goodnight
Methodist Church
Edwin
Wayne
John L
Sam
Littlefield
Bill
Hereford
Lillie Saffron
Denver
Colo
Naomi Williams
Abernathy
Texas
Lucille Sartiena
Shreveport
Beatrice Wharton
Howard Ledbetter
Jack Hutson
Reduction in Expenses of Crop Bill Approved
The Senate unanimously approved an amendment to reduce administrative costs of the proposed crop control program. This change aims to increase payments and loans available to farmers under the plan.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
Garner
Byrd
Russell
Hatch
Roosevelt
House
Congress
V Vandenburg
Johnson
Shipstead
Farm Meet Votes For Control Bill
The American Farm Bureau Federation endorses provisions of the 1937 Agricultural Adjustment Act, backing crop control and federal loans to stabilize prices. Leaders debated costs and tariff policy as senators pressed for fiscal limits while urging farmers to accept a managed currency plan.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
New York State
House
Senate Agricultural Committees
Congress
New York
C. C. Dumond
Ulster
N. Y
Slipper Found in Drainage Tunnel Linked to Taylor Slaying
Investigators tied a recently found unsoiled slipper to the Evelyn Taylor murder case. The shoe, recovered under a drainage tunnel where her body was found, appeared fresh and may place the timing of the incident near October 29. Police questioned two Latin American men as material witnesses and planned further questioning of a local suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Taylor
East Tenth Street
Sam Taylor
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Carder
Carder
B. M. Primer
George T. Royce
Sheriff’s Department
Tommie Solano
Ralph Quintero
Taylor
Bob Underwood
Panhandle Hereford Breeders Set Meeting in Amarillo
Cattlemen from West Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma will meet at the Amarillo Hotel tomorrow at 1 PM to discuss the Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association. Bull auction plans for the Amarillo Fat Stock Show next March will be formed and other association matters addressed. Session called by Julian Bivins president.
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West Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Amarillo
Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association
Julian Bivins
Association
Bingham’s Condition Reported Fair After Operation
The condition of Robert W. Bingham, U S ambassador to Great Britain, who had surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital, was reported fair. Surgeon Dr. William F. Rienhoff Jr said a prolonged treatment period would be needed.
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Baltimore
Robert W. Bingham
U. S
Great Britain
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Fair
William F. Rienhoff, Jr
Dust Bowl Fight Wins With Trench Silos And Proper Conservation
The article argues that despite low rainfall, Plains farmers achieved strong recovery in 1936 and 1937 through trench silos, stubble covers, and stabilized soil. It cites increased feed crops, repayment of farm loans, and reduced erosion in five states, crediting terraces, contouring, and crop selection for moisture storage and wind protection.
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Lewis Nordyk
Amarillo
Grouth
Texas
Farm Security Administration
Tugwell
Soil Conservation Service
Hull Opposes Move To Require Vote On War
Finnell To Lead Farm Meeting H. H. Finnell regional Soil Conservation Service head will preside at a U S Department of Agriculture hearing on upper Red River basin farming problems at Hereford. The meeting will survey runoff water flow retardation and soil erosion above the Palisades south of Amarillo and seek data on flood damage yield losses fermentation erosion and farmer cooperation. Agricultural leaders from the Southwest invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Finnell
Soil Conservation Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Red River
Hereford
Finnel
Henry Wallace
Palisades
Amarillo
Southwest
House panel seeks probe of Kuhn before citizenship
The House immigration committee asked the labor department to investigate Fritz Kuhn, leader of the German American Bund, for activities prior to his becoming a U.S. citizen.
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Washington
House Immigration Committee
Labor Department Today
Fritz Kuhn
Bunds
United States
Pickets Arrested as Ford Plant Picketing Surges in Kansas City
Scores of pickets including women and children surged outside the Ford assembly plant in Kansas City. Police arrested more than 160 at once for disturbing the peace as groups from the United Auto Workers and CIO affiliates pressed ongoing protest. Plant staff reported 1,055 workers present.
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Ford Plant
Kansas City
Ford Assembly
Carl Stevens
Pick
United Automobile Workers of America
Gates
Otto P. Higgins
Ford
H. C. Doss
H. F. Mc
Ffroy
Detroit
Henry Ford
Counties to receive tenant farm loans in region 12
Secretary Henry A. Wallace announced that Wheeler, Floyd and Randall Counties in Texas along with Texas County in Oklahoma will receive Farm Security Administration tenant loans to buy farms under the Bankhead Jones Act. Total funds amount to 69,792 dollars for three Texas counties with applications due December 20 to January 7.
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Wheeler
Floyd
Randall
Texas
Oklahoma
Henry A. Wallace
Farm Security Administration
Wallace
Kansas
Bent
Colorado
Farm Security Advisory Committee
Texas County
Wallace County
Bent County
Rex B. Baxter
PSA
French Minister To Finish Trip In Central Europe Tour
Foreign Minister Yvon Delbos arrives in Prague to conclude a Central European swing with assurances of League of Nations cooperation from Jugoslavia Romania and Poland. The talks with Czechoslovak leaders may shape Europe peace structure as Czechoslovakia faces minority tensions within its 15 million population.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Yvon Delbos
France
League of Nations
Jugoslavia
Roumania
Poland
Europe
Ilinois
Youth 19 Killed as Tree Falls on Them in Hagerville
Maurice English aged 19 was killed when a tree toppled while he chopped wood near his Hagerville home. Funeral services set for tomorrow. mention of local glass and crystal giftware by Russell Stationery Co.
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Russell Stationery Co
Popular Ballot Moves Against War Vote
The state department opposes a move to require a popular vote before war. Secretary Hull questions the wisdom of the plan as Congress debates a possible constitutional amendment, with signatures from about two score states and a mix of Democratic and Republican signers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Congress
United States
Hull
House
Republican House
Prehistoric Races Had Building Booms and Slumps
Tucson reports Dr. A F E Douglass ties ancient building booms and depressions to cycles of rain and drought. He urges scientists to join a new tree ring research lab to develop long range weather forecasts using cyclographs and data analysis across meteorology astronomy and solar radiation studies.
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Tucson
Ariz
A. F E. Douglass
Douglass
Treering
University of Arizona
Steward Observatory
All Foreigners Reported Safe In Nanking
Survivors in the Yangtze rescue operation reached Shanghai aboard gunboats as Japanese advances continue in China. Among the rescued were three who died earlier on Sunday above Nanking. Americans and other foreigners in Nanking awaited a Japanese reply to demands for apology reparations and guarantees against repetition.
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Nanking
China
Yangchow
B. F. Stampa
Huntington
W. Va
Richmond
Mary Demeigt
Emerson
N. J
Washington
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Japan
Tokyo
Britain
Ladybird
Bee
Anthony
House of Commoner
Japa
United States
Oahu
Yangtze
Shanghai
Panay attack clears way for Japanese dismissal official
From Shanghai to Washington the crisis deepens as Panay survivors are returned by air and American ships are identified. Tokyo relieves Rear Admiral Teizo Mitsunami after the Panay bombing while Britain and the United States demand apologies reparations and guarantees.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Tokyo
Teizo Mitsunami
United States
Panay
survivors recount Panay attack in Shanghai
Jim Marshall Far East correspondent of Collier s magazine describes the Panay incident from Shanghai where he was flown in a warplane. He credits fireman John Hodge with saving his life and recounts the two Japanese launches that boarded the ship before it sank and the wounds he and others suffered.
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Jim Marshall
Far East
Collier's Magazine
Shanghai
Marshal
Colin McDonald
London Times
McDonald
Marshall
John Hodge
Panay
Hodge
Mrshall
Hayden Vines
Roanoke
Vines
Col
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H. P. King
Trumansburg
Dumond
Earl C. Smith
Resolutions Committee
Nator Russell
Wello
Santa Claus
Slipper
Bingham
Glen L. Casey
Finnell
Kuhn
Wheeler, Floyd
Randall Counties
100Th Meridian
Der
Standard OF Company
Yangtze River
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