Krassin Struggles Through Ice To Reach Malmgren Party
The Russian icebreaker Krassin, moving four miles an hour, pressed through broken ice to reach Dr Finn Malmgren and two companions missing 42 days. An aviator spotted three figures on the ice. two waved for help, one man lay motionless. Rescue efforts continued as the crew prepared for a near night attempt.
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Associated Press
Arctic
Finn Malmgren
Ian Malmgren
Chukhnovsky
Dr. Malmgren
Alberto Marino
Filippo Zappi
Krassin
United Press Moscow
Nobile
Adalberto Mariano
Natele Cecion
Alfredo Vigneri
Guiseppe Biagi
Prof F.behonnek
Felice Trojani
Sassen Bay
Spitzbergen
Raskob Named Democratic National Chairman in Smooth Sellout
John J. Raskob of General Motors and Du Pont will lead the Democratic National Committee replacing Clem Shaver. He gains wide campaign powers and names Herbert Lehman as finance director succeeding Jesse H. Jones. Raskob, seen as a dark horse, hails from New York and will work with Governor Smith and Senator Robinson on campaign strategy.
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Associated Press
New York
Business
John J. Raskob
General Motors Corporation
E. I. du Pont de Nemours
New York State
Lockport
Claymont
Del
Centreville
Smith
National Committee
Raskab
Herbert Lehman
Jesse H. Jones
Howeton
Gerry
Rhode Island
Raskob
Josiah Marvel
Delaware
Muc
Robinson
National Democratic Club
Albany
Weather forecast for Amarillo and Southwest states
Amarillo and vicinity expect Thursday partly cloudy. West Texas partly cloudy. New Mexico generally fair in the south and unsettled in the north with little temperature change. Pressure has risen to near normal across the Plains and upper Mississippi valley. Showers favored in the central region. Cooler in the Missouri valley with above seasonal temps elsewhere. Hourly readings show peak around 2 PM with near 96 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Plains
Mississippi Valley
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
East Gulf and Atlantic Coast
Missouri Valley
Terrific Storms Ravage East Kansas Exceeding Losses
Terrific windstorms hail and lightning lashed parts of Kansas and Missouri causing thousands of dollars in damage. Trees uprooted buildings roofs ripped grain leveled corn stripped of leaves and fires sparked by lightning. No loss of life reported.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Bandits Rob St Louis Bank in Broad Daylight Heist
Five armed men robbed the West End bank near University City, stealing about $32,000. Police exchanged fire as the bandits fled, leaving the scene after a brief chase. A separate report notes a $100,000 jewelry theft in Los Angeles and another $4,500 bank robbery in Louisville.
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
West End Bank
University City
L. A
United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Jewelers Building
Jacob Perl
Forest Rangers Safe After Fall in Idaho Woods
Lieut. Jack Rose and District Chief Forester Howard Flint, whose plane was forced down during a patrol in northern Idaho, walked into a logging camp near St. Joe Idaho late today badly bruised but otherwise all right according to reports from Spokane Washington.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
Jack Rose
Howard Flint
Idaho
St. Joe
Oklahoma Auto Accident Kills One
A tire flew from the rear wheel of a car ten miles west of Altus Oklahoma, killing Sam Squires of Snyder, 22, and injuring J. L. Marable, 17, of Hollis. Marable suffered a broken collar bone but helped rescue Squires from the wreckage.
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United Press
Altus
Okla
Sam Squires
Snyder
J. L. Marable
Hollis
Marable
Owsley Streams Support In Amarillo Senate Bid
Alvin Owsley of Dallas addressed a large Panhandle audience in Amarillo last night urging voters to elect him to the United States Senate to succeed Earle B. Mayfield. He attacked Connally Blanton and Mayfield, accused them of graft for campaign mailings, and urged fair farm relief and federal credit for Texas producers.
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Amarillo
Alvin Owsley
Dallas
Potter County
United States Senate
Earle B. Mayfield
Owsley
Texas
Ed Tull
Texas Carpenters Union
Ernest Thompson
Canyon
Hereford
Panhandle
Senate
Mayfield
Tom Connally
Tom Blanton
Bae
Hic
Connally
Washington
America
East
Federal Reserve Bank
Europe
Connelly
Blanton
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Governor grants 30 day reprieve for death row inmate
Austin dispatch reports Bill Smith, slated for execution July 14 for the Fisher county sheriff and deputy killings, granted a 30 day reprieve after state hospital doctors deemed him insane and unbalanced. Lloyd Conatser receives 99 year sentence. Smith to be moved to Jones county for sanity hearing.
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Associated Press
Austin
Bill Smith
Fisher County
Moody
Corpus Christi
J. D. Hall
Smith
Jones County
Lloyd Conatser
Realtors to meet on immigration plans in Amarillo
Panhandle real estate men specializing in farm lands will convene in Amarillo within weeks to align with Panhandle Plains of Texas Inc in its immigration development program. The Amarillo Real Estate board approved the conference and a September business survey to aid local development, with Judge Be Nelegge delivering a talk on land titles and a Boston case study.
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Panhandle
Panhandle Plains of Texas, Inc
Amarillo Real Estate Board
Amarillo Hotel
Board of Directors
Harve H. Haines
Panhandle Plains of Texas Inc
Amarillo
Judge BE. C
Boston
Milwaukee Man Named New Ad Chief
Charles C. Young-Green of Milwaukee was elected president of the International Advertising Association. W. Frank McClure of Chicago was elected secretary and H. B. Swarts of New York was chosen treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
NEW AD
Detroit
Charles C. Young-Green
International Advertising Association
W. Frank McClure
Chicago
H. B
Swarts
New York
Boston to Mexico City air mail link via new Texas border route
The post office department awarded a New Orleans Texas border route to St. Tammany Gulf Coast Airways for daily air mail from New Orleans to Houston San Antonio and Brownsville linking Boston New York Atlanta and New Orleans with the Mexican capital. Boston to Mexico City service aims to cut travel time from four days by train to about 22 hours. opening date not fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Boston
Mexico City
Post Office Department
St. Tammany Gulf Coast Airways, Incorporated
New Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
Brownsville
Laredo
New Orleans Seen as Gambling Mecca by City Leaders
New Orleans business leaders tell a city council committee that gambling and bookmakers flourish under official protection. W Bender says the city is a magnet for gangsters and addicts, with race track gambling widespread. A retailer leader cites a $6 000 cover paid to police by a gambling hall, as evidence of protection and corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Associated Press
Association of Commerce
W. &. Bender
Maurice Picheloup
City Park Board of Commissioners
Association
Ecomnet Commission
Huey FP
Long
Leon Heymann
Retailers Merchant Bureau of the Association
Police Department
Heymann
Commission
Hoover Promises Farmers Answer From Palo Alto
Hoover says he will lay out his farm relief stance in his acceptance speech on August 11 in Palo Alto Cal. He told Indiana Farm Bureau Federation president William H. Settle via telegram that he will refrain from public declarations before the televised address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Herbert Hoover
Palo Alto
Cal
William H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Bettle
Hoover
Oil Man T F Ion Dies at 68 in Brownwood
T F Ion longtime head of the Industrial Gas company and the Patterson refinery died in Brownwood Texas from heart disease at age 68.
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Associated Press
Brownwood
Texas
T. F. Ion
Industrial Gas Company
Patterson
Large liquor seizure at Windsor border warehouses
Ontario authorities seized beer and liquor valued at over 6 million dollars from two export warehouses on the Windsor border. Inspector William H. Gardiner said the seizure targets illegal export operations believed to leak liquor back into the province. The action marks the first in a series expected to confiscate all border export warehouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Windsor
Ont
Ontario
William H. Gardiner
Gardner
Leaka
Lindbergh Denies Ship On Fire At Salt Lake
Charles A. Lindbergh arrived in the region flying a Curtiss Falcon bi plane after a refueling stop in Elko. He denied any fire at Salt Lake City calling it a backfire, while a separate report from Salt Lake City said the plane caught fire just before takeoff and was extinguished by mechanic Noonan with Noonan unharmed.
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Lindy
Salt Lake
Freee Prews
Charles A. Lindbergh
Cheyenne
Wyo
Weno
Nev
Meeeee
Elko
Lindbergh
Salt Lake City
Utah
P. Noonan
Noonan
Rangers Guard At Sunday Trial In Kenedy Murder Case
Texas rangers guarded the Kenedy courtroom as Norman Sunday, city marshal, faced murder charges in the shooting death of E. B. Bowen, a nightwatchman. Bowen was killed at a Kenedy filling station two weeks prior, with high tensions surrounding the trial opening under Judge W. O. Murray who overruled a defense continuance demand.
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Karnes City
Texas Rangers
Norman Sunday
Kenedy
E. B. Bowen
Bowen
W. O. Murray
Jones lists $60,000 personal donation in Democratic fund report
In his final report to the Democratic national committee Jesse H. Jones cites total receipts of $703,709.22 since January 1925. He notes $200,000 remains for the new campaign with $44,000 from convention programs and concessions and $464,900 from contributions and pledges. The report names major donors including Thomas F. Chadbourne, William F. Kenney, Norman H. Davis, John Henry Kirby, Francis P. Garvan, John W. Davis, Herbert Iebman, Joseph M. Hatfield, and others.
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Associated Press
New York
Democratic National Committee
Jesse H. Jones
Jones
Houston
Thomas F
Virginia
Thomas B. Chadbourne
William F. Kenney
Smith
Norman H. Davis
John Henry Kirby
Texas
Francis P. Garvan
John W. Davis
Herbert Iebman
Joseph M. Hatfield
Percy
Classified Ads Guide to Real Values Across Markets
The notice highlights that readers should follow the classifieds for up to date values in real estate, used cars, and other merchandise across classifications, emphasizing the usefulness of regular ad columns.
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Malmgren
Italiain Legation
Citta di Milano
Natale Ceccioni
Italia
General Motors
Jesse Jones
NEW York Investment Banker
TEXAN
Louisville
First National Bank
Custmer
Forest Rangers
Oklahoma
Flays Connally
Man
Death Cell
Amarillo Board
Mexico
NEW Air Line
New Orleans-Texas
United States
U. S
Reno
Rangers
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