Final ballot on London treaty seen after Reed defense
Advocates closed their case in the Senate as Reed and other delegates defended the London naval pact. Opponents led by Senator Kinson and Johnson pressed the attack, with a large crowd attending and quorum effectively secured. A tentative vote date was set for next Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Reed
Pennsylvania
Kinson
Indiana
Johnson
California
London
Pampa Forms Flying Club With Eight Members
The Pampa Flying Club organized with eight members led by instructor Gayden Kennedy. Ray Shiflett delivered an American Eagle biplane and the group aims to boost local aviation as Texas incorporators. Club hours include Erwin 176, Cliff 65, Purington 14, Baer 12. other members are Ornsby Sledge Gordon and Hatfield.
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Pampa
Texas
Gus Erwin
J. A. Cliff
D. B. Purington
C. H. Baer
J. M. Ornsby
Ray Sledge
C. S. Gordon
E. ©. Hatfield
Rudolph Schildkraut Dies At 65 A Movie Star
Rudolph Schildkraut, 65, once a major actor in European Jewish theaters and later a familiar figure in Hollywood cinema, died in Hollywood today from a heart attack amid filming an episode. He helped bridge stage craft to the talkies in the evolving film industry.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Calif
Rudolph Schildkraut
Europe
Schildkraut
Wildom
Amarillo and West Texas Weather Forecast Update
Partly cloudy Wednesday with warmer conditions in the north portion. Amarillo area forecast shows midday temperatures around 79 degrees with gradual warming through the day and minimal details available from the fragmented text.
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Amarillo
Cinity
West Texas
Negro Vote Uncertain If Bars in Texas Primary Are Lifted
Political observers weigh how removing the ban on black voters could affect the Texas governor race. Luther H. Wiley, a San Antonio Black resident, sued to overturn the restriction. Some counties oppose enforcement, others like Hidalgo seek legal guidance as the issue unfolds.
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Democratic Party
Luther H. Wiley
San Antonio
McLellan County
Say Boys Are Red Workers in NYC Probe
Evidence before a House committee links the Young Pioneers of America to spreading Communist doctrine in schools. NY officials testified a campaign began in 1928 to indoctrinate pupils, with activity centered in three public schools serving Russian Slav and Polish districts across 21 states and 63 cities.
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Associated Press
New York
New York City
House
Justice Department
Young Pioneers of
America
Moscow
Russia
William J. O'Shea
New Mart Texas Postoffice to Move to New Quarters
The postoffice department has secured new quarters for Mart Texas and will relocate shortly. A lease is signed for quarters owned by Oscar Tolle on the northeast side of North Pearl Street.
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Washington, D. C
Postoffice
Mart
Texas
Postoffice Department
Oscar §. Tolle
North Pearl Street
Storey Denounces Moody and Bobbitt in Amarillo Speech
Cecil Storey accuses Governor Moody and Attorney General Bobbitt of neglecting university duties and politicizing the attorney general race. He alleges the Texas University Board hired a San Antonio law firm for 6 000 dollars and a contingent 50 000 dollars to sue, a task he says should fall to the attorney general. About 1 000 listeners heard Storey defend himself against Moody’s Ferguson charge and demand proof or correction.
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Dan Moody
Cecil Storey
Vernon
Fergusons
R. L. Bobbitt
Moody
Storey
Amarillo
Bobbitt
Board of Regents of Texas University
San Antonio
Attorney General's Department
Ferguson
Texas
Courthouse
W. A
Ben Richards Starts Term in Texas Penitentiary
Dallas report notes Ben Richards a former Dallas political figure and Ku Klux Klan ally began a three year sentence for forgery after the Court of Criminal Appeals denied rehearing. He turned himself in at the penitentiary last week but was delayed by missing commitment papers. they arrived Friday and he rejoined the facility.
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Dallas
Ben Richards
Ku Klux Klan
Lee Simmons
Richards
Court of Criminal Appeals
Amarillo Tops State in Babson Survey Leads
Amarillo leads Texas according to the Babson business survey and credit map with Austin and El Paso as closest rivals. The city has reportedly placed in the desired white spot 19 consecutive times, signaling persistent top standing amid possible nationwide business slowdowns.
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Amarillo
Babson
Austin
el Paso
Rangers vow to guard Black prisoner at all costs
Special to The News Shamrock July 15 Rangers pledge to guard the Black prisoner at all costs amid mob threats after the slaying of Mrs Henry Vaughan. The case heads to Miami for trial. Judge W E Ewing orders a special district term at Wheeler with grand jury, indictments expected. Rangers named are Sgt M T Gonzaullos Dallas James P Huddleston and W H Kirby Abilene.
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Rangers
Henry Vaughan
W. E. Ewing
Thirty First District Court
C. G. Engledow
Miami
Ewing
Thirty-First District Court
Wheeler
Mra
Vaughan
Wheeler County
Sgt
M. T. Gonzaullos
Dallas
James P Huddleston
Abilene
Absentee Voting Opens Ahead of Texas Primary
Voters unable to be at home on July 26 may cast absentee ballots in sealed envelopes with the county clerk. The privilege closes July 22, allowing for not more than ten days and not less than three before the election. Summer vacationists expected to use this option in large numbers.
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Texas
Machine Gun Bandits Loot Willmar Bank in Swift Raid
Five armed bandits stormed the Willmar bank, opened fire on bystanders, wounding two women, one likely fatally, and escaped with 50000 after a brief exchange of shots with residents in the Minnesota town.
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Associated Preag
Willnar
Minn
Willmar
Pampa to Host Campaign Speech By Senator Small
Senator Clint Small plans a Friday visit from Lubbock to Pampa for his sole Panhandle campaign speech on the courthouse lawn at 4. The event, described as a gesture of gratitude, will trigger a city parade and decorations as supporters greet him.
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Clint ©. Small
Lubbock
Pampa
Panhandle
Ilse
Small
Newton P. Willis
Small For Governor
Lee Satterwhite
Willis
August 1 Runoff Set For City Commission Seat
City commissioners set August 1 for a runoff to fill a vacancy with candidates M N Twaddell and H Ernest Smith. Official results from July 8 show Smith 642 votes short of a majority, Twaddell 492, J W Goff 5% votes. A paving project on Thirty sixth Street from Harrison to city limits drew no objections.
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H. Ernest Smith
Smith
Twaddell
J. W. Goff
Thirty-sixth
Harrison
Amarillo
Young Pilot Frank Goldsborough In Critical Crash
Special to The Globe Bennington Vermont July 15 19 year old aviator Frank Goldsborough holder of the junior transcontinental flying record is in critical condition at Putnam Memorial Hospital after his plane crashed into a mountainside east of Bennington. An all night search uncovered the wreckage near Woodford mountain and the pilot remains unconscious with a fractured skull as his plane en route to Keene New Hampshire with passenger Donald Mockler lies shattered in the forest. The misfortune shadows the noted aviation family as his father Brice Goldsborough perished in a 1927 North Atlantic attempt.
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North Atlantic
Frank Goldsborough
Here
Putnam Memorial
Woodford Mountain
Brice Goldsborough
Frances Grayson
Frank
Buffalo
N.Y
Keene, N. H
Donald Mockler
Potter County to vote on 420000 courthouse bond plan
Potter county voters will decide Saturday on a 420000 eight story courthouse bond issue. County officials planned an election date of July 19 after a full commissioners court meeting. The court considered 40 year bonds at 5 percent with potential adjustments later. Two bond buyers offered to fund preliminary expenses but the court preferred local legal work.
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Potter County
Commissioners Court
Sam B. Motlow
W. W. Lynch
Car! Hill
E. Weymouth
M. L Parker
Lindberghs Plan Maine Holiday With Baby In Plane
Mr and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh intend to vacation in Maine and will bring their baby Charles A Jr aboard the airplane, as announced in New York. The report notes the trip is planned with their child and follows their ongoing travel plans.
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United Press
New York
Charles A. Lindberg
Maine
Charles A., Jr
Stinnett Boy Killed in Motor Accident
Polk Calvert 28, son of Mrs Emma Calvert of Stinnett Texas, died in Wichita Kansas after his car was struck by an auto driven by L W Gregory of Valley Center Kansas. He died of injuries and is survived by his mother four brothers and five sisters.
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Emma Calvert
Stinnett
Tex
Wichita
Kan
L. W. Gregory
Valley Center
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Upper Burma
India
Homer
Pine Grove
W. Va
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Carl
Mandy Glasscock
Manning
Tist Brookover
Homing
Okla
Opal Hooks
Bertie Clayton Akron
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