Britain and United States Clash Over War Debts Accord
Hoover says US should not be pressed into action by a European debt settlement. London officials deny American consultation in reparations talks while Franco British pact prompts debate. Herriot cautions on consultative requirements as Lausanne ties loom. Continued in later pages.
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Hoover
Borah
Idaho
London
United States
Britain
Foreign Office
Germany
House of Commons
France
Great Britain
Herriot
Edouard Herriot
Paris
No. 10
Downing Street
Ramsay MacDonald
Lausanne
Governor Sterling to Speak at Fort Worth & Denver Line Opening
Governor Sterling attends the opening celebration of the new Childress Pampa line and will speak tonight at the City Auditorium. The program opens at 7 30 with the governor to begin at 8 o'clock.
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Childress
Weather forecast for Amarillo and western regions
Partly cloudy conditions across Amarillo and West Texas on Friday with fair to partly cloudy skies. New Mexico expected to stay generally fair with occasional unsettled northern areas. Temperatures rise to the low to mid nineties by the afternoon while overnight lows hover around the high sixties.
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Amarillo
Unity
West Texas
New Mexico
Sterling to Speak in Amarillo Before Candidates Rally
Governor Ross Sterling will address voters in Amarillo tonight in support of his bid for re election. A general rally of local candidates follows with the program seen as one of the largest gatherings in Amarillo history.
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Ross Sterling
Amarillo
Sterling Committee On
Sterling
Community meeting features governor speech and candidate forum
The program opens at 5 30 pm with music by Melody Maids. James O Gulerie introduces Governor Sterling who speaks at 8 pm. Riley Strickland gives a 20 minute address before local candidates take the stage after 9 pm chaired by Judge E C Nelson.
Sterling rally set for Amarillo with speeches and brief program
The All Panhandle Sterling rally in Amarillo starts at 7 30 with preliminaries and music by the Melody Maids. Governor Sterling is due to speak at 8 for about 40 minutes before departing for Austin. Riley Strickland will follow with a 20 minute critique of Sterling and Ferguson administrations. Local candidates will speak under Judge E C Nelson Jr. after the meeting. Approximately 35 to 40 Amarillo residents and Panhandle guests will attend, with reception on the platform and coverage of the Denver railroad opening ceremony in Pampa referenced for continuation.
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Austin
Floyd Cooper
Melody Maids
Amarillo
Jas. O. Guleke
Mr. Guleke
Riley Strickland
Ferguson
T. E. Johnson
E. C. Nelson, Jr
Nelson
Pampa
Heat records fall as U S swelters with deaths
A mid summer heat wave sweeps the nation causing at least three fatalities and breaking season highs in many cities. Ohio, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Missouri report extreme daytime temps while the South and East see new local highs and multiple heat related incidents.
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Associated Press
United States
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W. Va
Newark
N. J
Baltimore
Midwest
Southwest
Mercury
Cleveland
Ohio
Dayton
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Hill City Kas
Hays
Kas
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Okla
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Orangeburg
S. C
Charlotte N. C
Norfolk
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
Memphis
Tenn
New York City
East
Pacific Coast
Two Hurt in Upset Auto Near Roswell
Herbert W. Yeo and Tom Bell of El Paso, both with Western Metal Manufacturing Co., suffered serious injuries when their car overturned 50 miles west of Roswell after a rear tire blew. Yeo sustained back injuries and lacerations and was moved to El Paso for care. Bell was taken to a Roswell hospital where a finger had been amputated and his right hand may require further amputation. Yeo is a former New Mexico state engineer.
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Roswell
N. M
Herbert W. Yeo
Tom Bell
el Paso
Western Metal Manufacturing Co
Yeo
New Mexico
Roy Robertson collapses during veterans march vigil at Capitol
Roy Robertson, the crippled veteran mobilizing 400 marchers for the soldiers bonus, fainted after a long speech under a blistering Capitol heat. Veterans, fatigued, rested on library lawn as orders to regroup were given and Doak Carter refused to join Robertson’s plan. Marines moved in to restore order as the demonstration continued toward Washington.
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Washington
U.P
Capitol
Roy Robertson
Library of Congress
Robertson
Congress
Rocky Mountains
Midwest
Doak Carter
Truck crushes Roy Oakley at Rainbow garage
Roy Oakley a 23 year old Rainbow Truck Lines employee was crushed when a truck rolled backward onto him at the Rainbow garage 904 North Fillmore Street yesterday afternoon. He was pinned under the rear axle and taken to St. Anthony's hospital with critical injuries. Oakley resides at 317 North Pierce Street.
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Roy Oakley
Rainbow Truck Lines
Oakley
St. Anthony's Hospital
North Fillmore Street
Young Oakley
North Pierce Street
De Valera Tariff Measure Adopted on First Reading
Dublin July 14 The Irish Free State passes on first reading a retaliatory tariff plan against British imports by 66 to 51 in Dial Éireann. President Eamon De Valera's measure aims to curb Britain by imposing tariffs on goods from Great Britain.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Eamon de Valera
Great Britain
Dial Éireann
Burlington Head To Attend Fete
The president of the Burlington System, parent to the Fort Worth & Denver railroad, is expected through Amarillo early today en route to Childress and Pampa for the formal opening of the Fort Worth & Denver Northern. He will be joined by railroad officials from Denver and Chicago.
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Burlington System
Fort Worth
Peace Pact Reported End To Sao Paulo Revolt
Report from Rio de Janeiro states peace negotiations with Sao Paulo rebels succeeded and brought them back to accord with Brazil’s federal government led by provisional President Getulio Vargas. Intervening governors of Mato Grosso and Minas Gerais aided talks as Goes Monteiro prepared for possible force.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Matto Grosso
Minas Geraes
Getulio Vargas
Goes Monteiro
Brazil
Burial for W. W. Woodward Hit by Speeding Car
Funeral services were held at Mc Lean yesterday afternoon for W. W. Woodward 16 of McLean who was killed Wednesday morning when a speeding car struck him on U S Highway 66 about 25 miles east of Amarillo. No trace of the car had been found last night as officers across the Panhandle searched since early Wednesday. The boy was hitch hiking from Amarillo to his home when the accident occurred.
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McLean
W. W. Woodward
U. S. Highway 66
Amarillo
Panhandle
Decision Today in Borger Gas Case
Federal Judge James C. Wilson will rule this morning on Panhandle Power and Light Company petition for injunction against Borger city commission over an ordinance cutting gas rates from 12 to 8 cents. Hearing concluded yesterday afternoon, case closes Amarillo term of federal court.
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James C. Wilson
Panhandle Power and Light Company
City Commission of
Borger
Amarillo
Federal District Court
Denver Northern opens Panhandle rail line to Pampa
Thousands attend opening events as the Fort Worth and Denver Northern line from Childress to Pampa debuts. Amarillo leaders Wilbur Hawk and Ross Rogers head a large delegation arriving for ceremonies with Governor Sterling and railroad officials aboard special trains.
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Childress
Eastern Panhandle
Denver Northern
Panhandle
Port Worth
Denver
Pampa
Amarillo
Carey
Texline
Ralph Budd
Burlington System
John D. Farrington
John A. Hawen
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Ross Sterling
Motoring Turns Into Popular Pastime For All Readers
Motorists flood highways daily as Globe News Want Ads offer farmers a chance to reach 35,000 readers. Earn extra money by marketing produce through the Classified Department and enjoy the jingling coins in your till.
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MR. Farmer
Globe News
Officials Attend Rail Celebration
Chairman C. V. Terrell of the Texas Railroad Commission and Col. Ernest O. Thompson of Amarillo joined state and railroad officials in a celebration marking the opening of the Fort Worth and Denver Northern 111 mile line from Childress to Pampa.
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C. V. Terrell
The
Texas Railroad Commission
Col
Ernest O. Thompso
Amarillo
Senate Bills Farm Aid Bill
The Senate passed the farm relief measure as a stop gap until a full farm plan could be enacted. A 30 to 25 vote granted reconsideration to allow absent opponents to vote, amid questions on constitutionality and a possible Hoover veto. Rep Rainey urged immediate House action while Speaker Garner noted Hoover’s disfavor. A recall move stalled when Sen Norris objected, ending prospects for quick House approval.
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Senate
House
Bingham
Conn
Capitol
Hoover
Norbeck
Congress
Rainey
Illinois
Democratic House
Rules Committee
Garner
Rules
Norris
Nebraska
Rep
Trilnois
Conferees Deadlock Over Publicity Clause in Relief Bill
Washington July 14 Conferees on a $2.122 billion unemployment relief measure hit a deadlock over a publicity clause for Reconstruction Finance Corp loans. House insisted on disclosure, Senate opposed it to avoid a veto. House and Senate leaders debated next steps as sessions risked adjournment this week.
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Congress
House
Senate
Hoover
Reconstruction Corporation
Robinson
Arkansas
Connally
Tex
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
Eugene Meyer
Paul Bestor
Bomb kills inventor in Chicago as device explodes in hands
The air bomb invented by William Strube, 55, president of Strukgs Machine Works, exploded in his hands in Chicago today, decapitating him.
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Chicago
William Strube
Strukgs, Machine Works
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