Texas Federal Court Denies Negro Vote in Primary
Federal Judge T. M. Kennerly issued a peremptory denouncing Julius White’s damus to compel the Harris County Democratic executive committee to admit Negroes to vote in the upcoming primary. The ruling upholds that excluding Negroes violated constitutional rights while criticizing county election practices.
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T. M. Kennerly
Julius White
Harris County
Democratic Executive Committee
W. O. Huggins
State
Dictatorship Seizes Prussia Cabinet as Berlin Parks Martial Law
Federal government declares emergency rule over Prussia, ousting the cabinet and dispatching troops to Berlin and Brandenburg. Reich authority arrests police leaders and assumes control, while Prussia denounces the move as unlawful and heavy guard measures cover the capital.
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Berlin
Prussia
Bradenburg
Ministry of State
Wilhelmstrasse
Reichswehr
Albert Grzesinski
Bernhard Weiss
Hugo Hermannsberg
Paul von Himdenburg
Franz von Papen
Franz Bracht
Essen
Bracht
Ministry of Interior
Karl Severing
Reich
von Papen
Adolf Hitler
Alfred Hugenberg
Kurt von Schleicher
Germany
Brandenburg
Grzesinski
Weiss
Hermannsberg
Herr Bracht
Worley Divorce Sought After Alleged Abuse Threats
Roby Worley of Collinsville filed for divorce from Harry Worley in Tulsa court claiming repeated beating and threats to kill. She sought alimony and a burial plot in Collinsville cemetery.
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Tulsa
Okla
U.P
Roby Worley
Collinsville
Harry Worley
Worley
Train Car Collision Kills 14 in Tacuba Suburb
A railroad train and a street car collided in Tacuba a suburb of Mexico City today killing 14 persons and injuring 14. Authorities investigated the crash and ordered safety checks on regional lines.
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Mexico City
Tacuba
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Vicinity
Partly cloudy Thursday with possible showers and cooler conditions for Amarillo and Panhandle regions. North of New Mexico remains generally fair with temperature readings across the hours showing a cooling trend into the afternoon.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Po My. Ag
Peseret Ae
Max
Nation Endures Scorching Heat Across States
The nation faced extreme heat with temperatures above 100 in many areas and 21 deaths from heat. Chicago saw 97 officially yet 106 in downtown readings, while St. Louis reported six heat deaths. Cooler weather was forecast for Amarillo with likely showers.
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Associated Press
Middle West
Chicago
St. Louis
Ken
Texas storm injures, kills in Dallas lightning strike
Thundershowers and cloud cover cooled Texas temperatures as Daniel McGill, 32, was killed by lightning during an electrical storm in Dallas. The storm also struck several buildings and damaged two street cars.
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Associated Press
Texas
Daniel McGill
Dallas
Sterling Campaign Tour Supports Governor Sterling
Otis Trulove of Amarillo and Judge H E Hoover of Canadian spoke for Gov. Ross Sterling in Mobeetie. They praised his honesty and cited a near cash basis state, noting a deficit of over 11 million dollars when he began. Hoover urged Panhandle residents to back Sterling’s bid for re election.
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Mobeetie
Otis Trulove
Amarillo
H. E. Hoover
Ross
Sterling
Trulove
For Rent Ad Copy Seeks Summer Listings
Classified notice invites readers to rent out suites houses rooms offices garages stores and more during summer. urges calling News Globe at 6262 for 3 day and weekly rates and notes ads accepted until 9 pm each evening.
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News - Globe Today
Hoover Consolidates Radio Control Under New Commission
President Hoover issued an executive order abolishing the radio division of the commerce department and transferring its powers to the radio commission. The move shifts 490000 dollars in appropriation and 189 employees, mostly outside Washington, along with all records and property. The consolidation is part of broader economy measures authorized by the economy bill, with other actions allowed in related areas.
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Washington
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Radio Commission
Radio Division
War and Navy Departments
Hudson charges Ma has another flame
In Los Angeles on July 20 Minnie Ma Kennedy Hudson avoids admitting any affairs. Her divorce case accuses cruelty with Hudson calling her a “new sweetie” rumor mere bosh.
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Hudson
Los Angeles
Guy Edward Hudson
Minnie “Ma
Kennedy Hudson
Marion Betty
Couple from Oklahoma City drown near Broken Bow
Hugo Oklahoma July 20 Mr and Mrs Al Jones of Oklahoma City drowned last night near Broken Bow in McCurtain County.
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Hugo
Okla
U.P
al Jones
Oklahoma City
Broken Bow
McCurtain County
Gubernatorial Campaigns Planned for Thursday Across Texas
Candidates M H Wolfe in Waco Roger Q Evans in Hondo Castroville and San Antonio R S Sterling in Galveston Tom F Hunter in Dallas James E Ferguson for Miriam Ferguson in Farmersville officials resisting referendum order on prohibition Judge Kennerly ruling narrows mandate leaving room for pleading revision Democratic Executive Committee authority over member qualifications disputed. Grayson County concerns noted as the state wrestles with party powers.
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M. H. Wolfe
Waco
Roger Q. Evans
Hondo
Castroville
San Antonio
R. S. Sterling
Galveston
Tom F. Hunter
Dallas
James E. Ferguson
Miriam A. Ferguson
Farmersville
Father of Ranger Gholson Dies at Home
John M. Gholson, known as the Father of Ranger, died at his home after failing to rally from an operation he underwent Monday night. He had been in ill health for several weeks.
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Ranger
John M. Gholson
Nine Million Bushels of Plains Wheat Sold
Panhandle 1952 wheat harvest largely marketed with about half the crop sold. Rail totals show 6,267 cars shipped with an average 1,450 bushels each, totaling 9,087,150 bushels to date. Harvest near end in Amarillo territory. South Plains weed growth hinders remaining cutting.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
North Plains
South Plains
Santa Fe
Fort Worth
Denver
Rock Island
Rates Set for Relief Loans Under Reconstruction Finance Plan
Washington July 20 The administration debated interest rates for loans from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation under the relief act. The bill sets 3 percent for state and municipal destitution loans while rates for public works banks private firms and railroads are left to the directors. The President planned to sign after reorganizing the RFC board.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Shell
Parks Fights Bond Refusal in Wife Drowning Case
Abilene July 20 L M Parks Sweetwater businessman held on a murder charge for his wife’s drowning filed a habeas corpus request to gain bond. Judge M B Long set a district court hearing for Monday in Abilene after a preliminary in Sweetwater denied bond. The state highlighted life insurance policies totaling 14800 naming Mrs Parks and Parks as beneficiary as part of the case. The drowning occurred July 8 at Lake Trammell near Sweetwater during a fishing trip with two children.
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Abilene
L. M. Parks
Sweetwater
M. 8. Long
Parks
Man Detained in Carlsbad Robbery Case Hints at Notorious Link
In Carlsbad New Mexico a man who gave the name Walter FE Bush of Garrison Kentucky is held on robbery charges for the Peoples Mercantile store theft of 1600 dollars Sunday night. Sheriff Bob McDonald says identification remains uncertain and officers doubt the suspect is the famed Pretty Boy Floyd.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Walter FE. Bush
Garrison
Kentuay
Peoples Mercantile
Bob McDonald
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Olahoma
Idabel Man Arrested in Bank Robbery Case
Lawrence McCain, 32, a farmer from Idabel, was arrested and charged with the $12,000 robbery of the First National Bank of Idabel on Monday. A second charge of robbery with firearms was added for a $150 store robbery yesterday. three other men remain sought.
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Idabel
Oklo
Lawrence McCain
First National Bank
McCain
Miller in talks to sell 101 Ranch and show
Col. Zack Miller travels from Ponca City to St Louis to confer with Diamond Jack Alterie and associates in a bid to buy the 101 Ranch and the 101 Wild West Show currently in receivership.
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Ponca City
Okla
Col
Zack Miller
St. Louis
Jack” Alterie
AJ Capone
Associates
Election Returns Party Planned by The News Globe
The News Globe will host a large election party Saturday night with returns on all state district and local races shown on a screen after polls close at seven. Special reporters will gather and tabulate local results while extra wires relay state and district returns to the paper.
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News-Globe
Negroes Vote Case Quashed in Texas Primaries
Federal Judge Kennerly refused to mandamus the Harris County Democratic committee to admit negro voters to the Texas Democratic primary. He ruled that the party cannot bar membership while noting the party had become an agency of the state. Continued on Page 8, Col. 8.
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Grayson County
Ben
Austin
Texas
T. M. Kennerly
Brownsville
Harris County
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Party
Bexar County
Julius White
White
Federal
Randolph Bryant
Sherman
United States Supreme Court
State Executive Committee
Democratic State Convention
Police cordon blocks White House sector
Police guard a section of the White House complex creating a restricted area around the executive mansion while authorities control access and monitor for threats. No injuries reported.
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White House
Bonus Army Sightseeing Tour Ends in District Jail
A 200 member bonus army contingent tried a White House tour but were barred from the grounds by two blocks of police. John Pace and two lieutenants were jailed after insisting on the visit. Police, led by Pelham D. Glassford, ordered the area cleared and gates shut to prevent demonstrations. Pace, Beckworth Johnson, and Walter F. Biker remained jailed with bonds set at 126 dollars. The veterans said Hoover would not turn the capital into an armed camp amid banker relief demands.
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Washington
White House
Bonus Army
Executive Mansion
John Pace
Detroit
District of Columbia
Pace
Beckworth Johnson
Walter F. Biker
Pelham D. Glassford
Washington Police
Glassford
Hoover
J. P. Morgan
Rail executive dies at 62 in St. Louis home
James D. Watson longtime St. Louis Southwestern Railway official died suddenly at his home in St. Louis. Born in 1868, he served as division freight agent in Little Rock, later as general traffic manager from 1920 to 1929, and then as assistant to the president.
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Louis
James D. Watson
St. Louis Southwestern Railway Lines
Little Rock
Ark
Bookkeeper Charged With Embezzlement After Howe Heist
Roy Evans, a Palestine company bookkeeper who earlier claimed he was kidnapped and robbed, was charged with embezzlement after being released from the hospital. He denies the charge and says $989 in checks and cash were taken from him.
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Palestine
Roy Evans
Dallas Man Found Dead in Car, Likely Heart Attack
J. Mc Conley, 45, was found dead in his automobile by police in Dallas. Officials say early signs point to a heart attack or heat exposure. Peace Justice Ben H. Fly will withhold a full report until a physician examination is completed.
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Dallas
J. McConley
Peace Justice
Ben H. Fly
Three Men Charged in Murder Near Lubbock
Three men Hughs Walker Jess Covington and B L Richardson were indicted by a 99th district court grand jury for murder in the May 30 fatal shooting of Frank V Brown at Woodrow twelve miles south of Lubbock. Walker and Covington face prohibition charges as well. The rifle used was found in five feet of water in a lake twenty miles from the scene and from Lubbock. Brown was killed during an attempted holdup with the victim wounded by rifle fire after grappling a pistol.
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Lubbock
Hug&s Walker
Jess Covington
B. L
Barber John) Richardson
99Th District Court
Frank V. Brown
Woodrow
Walker
Covington
Brown
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