Old Southwest Days Will Feature Will Rogers Pageant
A luncheon in Amarillo brings together 160 attendees to plan Old Southwest Days a three day pageant August 15 16 17 at Butler Field. The show will cover Coronado to Comanches cow country with a cast surpassing 1500 including Indians and wagons. Larry Doyle will direct for Will Rogers Highway 66 Association with Carl Hinton as president and a vast committee from Panhandle plains and nearby states guiding the script.
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Will Rogers
Panhandle Plains
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Amarillo
John McCarty
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Coronado
Comanches
Cow Country
WEA Rum Fll
Ewan
Buffalo
Larry Doyle
Jerome A. Cargill Productions
Will Rogers Highway 66 Association
Carl Hinton
Butler Field
Deskin Wells
Wellington
L. F. Sheffey
Mattie M. Anderson
Boone McClure
Ben Carlton Mead
T. W. Taylor
Canyon
F. A. Emery
G. H. Jones
Happy
Hoyt Boles
F. P. Engelman
Bruce Gerdes
Tulsa
Mary L. Cox
Guy Harding Goodman
Col
R. P. Smythe
Ola Legg
Plainview
Jess Mitchell
Muleshoe
Goose Ramey
T. A. Singer
Dimmitt
George Hill
Ann Holman
Hereford
Dan Ethridge
Friona
W. H. Graham
J. D. Hamlin
Farwell
H. B. Carroll
Coe Howard
Gordon K. Greaves
Portales
Clayton, N. M
A. D. Divine
Texhoma
Okla
Bill Baker
Boise City
Giles Miller
Guymon
Boss Neff
Hooker
L. D. Shaw
Higgins
Carl Studer
H. E. Hoover
Canadian
J. A. Mead
Miami
Jake Stahl
Berger
Dave Warren
Frank Paul
Panhand
J. C. Estlack
Harley True Burton
Sam Braswell
Harold Bugbee
Clarendon
J. Claude Wells
Memphis
Morris Higley
Childress
Temple Houston
Woodward
Inez Christian Dozier
Tom Aggoner
Claude
Clyde Tingley
Santa Fe
N. M
Z. F. Zimmerman
Albuquerque
Irving O'Hay
Martin Hennings
Taos
Fred Lambert
Cimmaroon
W. P. Holden
Lubbock
Laura V. Hamner
Olive K. Dixon
H. M. Timmons
Carolyn Deason Timmons
Ernest
Brookings study argues big firms spur useful competition
The Brookings report contends giant corporations foster useful competition rather than harmful monopolies. It argues big firms today form unions to cut costs and broaden markets, while earlier combinations sought to control markets and raise prices.
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Washington
Brookings Institution
Berserk Black landholder wounds several in Hawkins incident
R D Register a Black landholder formerly owning oil property in Texas went berserk firing at multiple people in Hawkins. He fatally injured Newell Ellison a white man and wounded Roy Allen and others before being fatally shot by a store owner after John H Smith avoided a bullet. Dr Moody attempted to intervene but fled.
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Hawkins, Tex
R. D. Register
Fast Texas Oil
Register
A. B. Humphries
Leonard Huey
Newell Ellison
Roy Allen
Hawkins
Allen
John H. Smith
Humphries
A. B. Moody
Gas Blast and Traffic Toll of Life in Texas
Texas crash and gas blast reports detail deaths and injuries. Henderson oil field worker George Capps, 46, died from burns after a Dallas tourist camp gas explosion when he lit a cigarette. James Bernard Moss, 17, died after being knocked from a truck under an underpass in Longview. Barnie J. McElwaney, 43, found hanged in a freight car on a Denison line. A. J. Dodd, Corsicana oil firm employe, burned in an engine explosion. Vivian Streeter, 19, wife of Fort Bliss lieutenant, seriously injured in a collision at Port Clinton Ohio. Continued on Page 11.
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George Capps
Henderson
Capps
Dallas
James Bernard Moss
Longview
Denison
Barnie J. McElwaney
McElwaney
Newport Beach
Calif
A. J. Dodd
Corsicana
Vivian Streeter
H. H. Streeter
Fort Bliss
Port Clinton
Ohio
Justice Butler Orders $600,000 Retained in Stockyards Case
Associate Justice Pierce Butler directed the western Missouri Federal District Court to retain six hundred thousand dollars claimed by Kansas City stockyard operators pending a new government appeal in the stockyards rate case.
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Washington
U.P
Supreme Court
Pierce Butler
Western Missouri Federal District Court
Kansas City
Restless Romances Symbolized in Wanders of Barbara Hutton
NEA Service chronicles Barbara Hutton Mdivani Haugwitz-Reventlow's globe spanning romance arc from Siam to Paris to London. Her marriages to Prince Mdivani and Count von Haugwitz-Reventlow, child Lance, and ongoing divorces highlight a life defined by restless travel and high society intrigue.
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Babs
Mee
Barbara Hutton
Mdivani Haugwitz-Reventlow
London
Siam
Barbara
Paris
Alex Mdivani
Georgia
Caucasus
Deep South
United States
Bangkok
Me Nam
Mdivani
Count Biarritz
France
Monocco
Venice
Rome
Polo
Reno
Count Court von Haugwitz-Reventlow
New York
Denmark
Herdenberg
Lance
Egypt
Nile
St. Moritz
Copenhagen
Woolworth
Count Court Haugwitz-Reventlow
U. S. Victoria
Bombay
India
Nevada Crowd Cheers FDR Opponent McCarran on Train
President Roosevelt on the way to San Francisco was greeted by a Carlin crowd that applauded Sen. Pat McCarran of Nevada, a foe of New Deal proposals, as Roosevelt spoke from the rear platform. McCarran later joined the crowd in applauding the president’s water use plan while Hilliard supported administration. The stop followed McCarran’s statement that the cross-country tour changed little in sentiment. Roosevelt planned to address the San Francisco exposition and may praise McAdoo.
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Francisco
Carlin
Nevada
Roosevelt
Pat McCarran
Albert Hilliard
McCarran
Hilliard
Ogden
Utah
Mr. Roosevelt
Pat
Oklahoma Democrats Nominate Thomas for Third Term
Oklahoma City July 13 Democrats back Senator Elmer Thomas for a third term and reject gubernatorial hopeful W H Murray. Roosevelt praised Thomas with supportive remarks. Thomas leads over Smith and Marland in unofficial returns. Phillips outpaces Murray and Key in the governor race with Walden trailing.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Elmer Thomas
W. H
Leon C. Phillips
House of Representatives
W. 8. Key
WPA
Murray
Thomas
Smith
Marland
Phillips
Key
Jack Walton
One Day Results From Globe News Want Ads
Advertisers on the first day saw results as four room brick duplexes and furnished apartments listed for rent. Listings include Frigidaire equipped units at 817 Alabama, two furnished rooms with private entrance on 1200 Buchanan, a furnished room at 1312 East 7th, an unfurnished three room duplex, and a 1005 North Fillmore one room unit. Dial 6262 for Globe-News Want Ads.
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Globe- News Want
Alabama
Buchanan
East 7Th
Fillmore
Nations war talk and troop moves reported abroad
Reports from London Jerusalem Berlin and Barcelona describe ongoing war momentum and political shifts. Britain refused to shield ships in danger zones around Spain while storms over agriculture policy pass in the House of Commons. British troops bolster Palestine amid rising sectarian violence. Germany blames U S backed Pan American policy for stopping Brazil purchases. Spain agrees to withdraw foreign soldiers under a British plan and a refugee conference urges states to support citizens forced abroad.
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London
Great Britain
House of Commons
Britain
Chamberlain
Ministry of Agriculture
Jerusalem
Palestine
Holy Land
Berlin
Brazil
United States
Germany
Bank of Brazil
Barcelona
Evian
France
International Refugee Conference
Reich
Candidates sought for Sunday News Globe political supplement
A political supplement will publish July 17 with comments from local district and state candidates. More than 25 contenders have asked to reserve space. Interested candidates should call Gordon Morrison at News-Globe, telephone 6262.
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Sunday News-Globe
Gordon Morrison
News-Globe
Loan Figure on Wheat Awaited
Federal officials compute next year wheat acreage allotments while awaiting the loan rate for the 1938 crop. Secretary Wallace says the rate will be disclosed tomorrow and is expected near 59 cents a bushel.
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Washington
Wallace
Texas
Commodity Credit Corporation
United States
London
Joseph Kennedy
A. G. Black
Agriculture Department
Amarillo Area Weather Summary Brief
Partly cloudy and cooler Thursday for Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas fair and somewhat cooler, Panhandle and New Mexico see little temperature change. Temperatures by hour yesterday show highs near 99 and lows around 67 with a peak around 84 earlier in the day.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Yeast
Speeding Fliers Awaited Today In New York
Five men aboard the New York World's Fair 1939 monoplane race toward New York after a fuel stop in Fairbanks Alaska. Pilot Howard Hughes leads Richard Stoddart and crew through Siberia and Alaska toward a four day global attempt.
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Howard Hughes
Canada
New York
Hughes
Moscow
Fairbanks
Wire
Lockheed
United States
Alaska
St. Paul
Minn
Wiley Post
Richard Stoddart
Edmonton Aviation
United Air Transport
Yakutak
Biberia
New York City
Yakutek
Siberia
Amarillo
Anadyrsk
Bering Strait
Nome
Data Post
Fight
Albert Lodwick
Yakutsk
Omsk
Lena
Thomas L. Thuriow
Harry P. McL. Connor
Edward Lund
Roosevelt son defuses 1940 political rumor in Port Worth
Elliott Roosevelt denied plans to run for any political office in 1940. He stated he does not plan to be a candidate now or in the near future, addressing a Washington rumor while visiting Port Worth.
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Port Worth
Elliott Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
United States
Roosevelt
Clarence Miller bows out of governor's race in favor of Ernest Thompson
Clarence Miller ends his bid for governor and backs Ernest Thompson in Texas. The move shifts support amid a crowded field as campaigns adjust to new alliances and regional dynamics.
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Northwest Panhandle
Mattson
Clarence Miller
Ernest Thompson
Texas
John Larder
Roosevelt
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ONDON
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DIAL
Mars
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