Nations Plan New Attempts to Avert War
Nations press renewed talks and diplomatic outreach as war threats rise. Leaders from multiple states seek ceasefire options and confidence building measures amid mounting tensions and regional instability.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1935
Page
1
War fears rise as Britain France seek Ethiopian conflict resolution
Reports from Rome indicate Britain and France plan separate long efforts to avert war between Ethiopia and Italy this week. Sir Eric Drummond may ask Mussolini to submit full Ethiopian controversy documentation to the League of Nations, while Italian circles doubt the request. In Addis Ababa crowds applaud Emperor Haile Selassie as Ethiopians vow to defend their land and report foreign affairs confirm abolition of the slave trade in Djinna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
England
France
Ethiopia
Italy
Eric Drummond
Mussolini
League of Nations
Paul de Chambrun
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Djinna
Abba Djiffar
Six inch downpour floods town in Colorado Texas
A torrential six inch rain with strong winds drenched Colorado Texas causing street floods and crop damage. Water filled streets from one inch to two feet, trapping downtown shoppers and halting many cars. Bus schedules and some telephone service were disrupted as streams rose and the Colorado River surged. Hail fell at Westbrook and nearby Loraine reported heavy showers southward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Texas
Westbrook
Loraine
Army wing air force launches five state maneuvers
Riverside California reports that fighting planes roared over the Far West as the United States Army's first wing air force began maneuvers covering five states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Calif
Far West
United States Army
Defend Laws On Gas Waste In Texas At Federal Hearing
Attorney General William McCraw and Archie D. Gray flew to New Orleans to defend a challenge to the Texas anti gas wastage law. The suit by Clymore Production and Nueces Refining seeks to block railroad commission actions and argues the well definitions and gas ratio rules are too vague and discriminatory. McCraw maintains the law targets natural gas waste without discrimination and fits field conditions across Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
William McCraw
Archie D. Gray
New Orleans
Federal
Panhandle
McCraw
Clymore
Tenor John McCormack Rescued After Gangway Collapse
In Great Yarmouth a gangway failed yesterday as tenor John McCormack boarded a pleasure steamer. He was thrown into the water but rescued by the crew and a companion, and he sang at a concert tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Yarmouth
England
John McCormack
Lie Detector Confirms Murder Confession in Cozzo Case
In Chicago, Mills Redmond confessed after 62 hours of lie detector testing to killing 17 year old Marian Cozzo whose body was found in a southwest sewer. He admitted striking her when she resisted and dumping the body in a sparsely populated catch basin. Cozzo had been missing since December 1, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mills Redmonds
Marian Cozzo
Southwest Wise
Redmond
Niles
Mich
F. E. Inbau
Northwestern University Crime Detection Laboratory
Clyde
Gambling closes in Tijuana Agua Caliente resort areas
President Cardenas ordered all gambling venues shut in Baja California towns Tijuana and Agua Caliente causing quiet Sunday. Jockey Club and resort operators feared economic impact on around 15 000 residents reliant on tourism. Officials hope for pari mutuel betting exemption as jai alai gains popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agua Caliente
Mex
Tijuana
United States
Mexico
Cardena
Jockeys’ Club
Agustin Olachea
Lower
California
Lou Anger
Jockey Club
D. F
Doctor plans 25 inlaws pleasure trip to Estes Park
Dr. Thomas Richmond will finance a 25 member inlaw party to Estes Park Colorado. The group travels in a 17 passenger bus and two cars with baggage by truck. Mrs. Richmond jokes she doubted the idea but approves the family expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Thomas Richmond
Recovery program to be explained at panhandle meeting
The Works Progress Administration plans and policies will be outlined to county judges commissioners mayors and school boards from Panhandle counties. District Director A A Meredith announced the gathering in Amarillo noting the meeting in the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel at 10 o clock Wednesday morning. Counties are urged to form planning councils to speed project approvals under the new recovery program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Works Progress Administration
Panhandle
A. A. Meredith
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Oil Magnate Charles Dismark Ames Dies at 64
Charles Dismark Ames, chairman of The Texas Company, died of a heart attack at his summer home in Meredith New Hampshire after a brief swim in Lake Wimpiusakee. He was 64. Survived by wife and daughter Mrs J L Cleveland Jr of New York and four sons: Ben A Ames Fisher Ames Longstreet Ames and Charles V Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith
N. H
Charles Dismark Ames
The
Texas Company
Ames
Lake Wimpisaukee
J. L. Cleveland, Jr
New York
Ben A. Ames
Fisher Ames
Oklahoma City
Longstreet Ames
Richmond, Va
Charles V. Ames
Louisiana
Power interests urge Congress to shield holding bill from lobby influence
Lobby leaders urge no bias in final action on holding company abolition as conferees meet to resolve differences in the utility bill. Philip H. Gadsden defends that Black’s investigation headlines do not affect merits and warns against inflaming prejudice against government ownership supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Abolitio
Senate
House
Philip H. Gadsden
Committee of
Public Utility Executives
Black
Cites
Heavy Clouds Bring Rain Across Panhandle Region
A trough of moist air lowered over the Panhandle late last night promising rain after scattered afternoon showers. Rain totals included Dumas one eighth inch, Machovec one and a half inches, Etter half an inch, with Hereford Texico and Black noting light to half inch showers. Thunderstorms were forecast for the rest of the night and today by U.S. Weather Bureau observer H. T. Collman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
North Plains
Amarillo
Channing
Dumas
Machovec
Etter
Hereford
Gainesville approves 3.2 beer in precinct one vote
In Gainesville Texas a special election authorized the sale of 3.2 percent beer in precinct one covering Gainesville Lindsay and Dye. The vote ratio favored legalization about seven to six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Texas
Justice Precinct
Lindsay
Dye
Time Limited To Place Order For Tulip Bulbs
Amarillo Garden Club ends tulip bulb orders in nine days as it aims to make Amarillo a tulip town next spring. Bulbs bought in Holland at 50 cents per dozen will be shipped to Amarillo. closing date is July 15, 1936. Orders to Mrs. Ben Manning, Mrs. John Rowland, or Mrs. Davis Tudor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rowland
Davis ‘Tudor
German priests defy Nazi drive in Freiburg pulpits
In Freiburg Baden priests read a letter from the Episcopate denouncing the Nazi push against Catholic youth groups as a breach of the Vatican concordat. Police were reportedly ready to arrest violators but took no action as the decree had not been published locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frieburg
Baden
Reich
Vatican
Franz Guertner
Wilhelm Hermann Goering
Freieburg
Walther Koehler
Freiburg
Karlsruhe
Many Die Rather n Wear Hats
The Tass report says Meshed, Persia, saw deadly disorders after a government decree requiring European style hats. Theran remained calm, but Meshed saw riots led by priests against wearers of the new hats. Troops faced stiff opposition. major casualties occurred at a mosque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Tass
Meshed
Persia
Theran
Cattle Drive Ends After 225 Mile Trek to New Mexico
Grundy Morrison and his cowboys completed a 225 mile cattle drive to grazing lands south of Raton New Mexico with 2064 cattle returning to Morrison ranch headquarters 20 miles east of Borger. Only three cattle were missing and no feed was used for cattle or ponies. A chuck wagon accompanied the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borger
Raton
N. M
Grundy Morrison
Morrison Ranch
Borah Pins Farm and Bonus Bills to Administration Plan
Senator Borah predicts Congress will stay in session until November 1 to consider layering five billion dollars in inflationary measures onto administration priorities. He notes the Frazier Lemke farm refinancing bill and the Patman bonus plan could be added to the tax program, delaying action on the wealth tax and bank bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Congress
Friends
Prazier-Lemke
Treasury
Roosevelt
House
Man Dies in Head-On Crash Near Buda
A head-on collision on Highway 2 near Buda left A C Astry of San Antonio dead and three others injured. Dewey Hawkins of the Plaza Hotel San Antonio and Mrs Peggy Whelane of Corpus Christi were unconscious or partly conscious, with grave prognosis. Robert Steele of San Antonio was injured but treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
A. C. Astry
San Antonio
Highway 2
Buda
Astry
State Highway Patrol
Dewey Hawkins
Plaza Hotel
Peggy Whelane
Corpus Cristi
Robert Steel
Hawkins
Whelan
Patrol
Steele
Mid land warehouse manager charged with murder in Whitt death
Herbert King a 38 year old oil company Midland warehouse manager was charged with murder in the death of H. B. Whitt a 64 year old San Angelo nightwatchman who died early this morning in San Angelo Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Texas
Herbert King
Midland
H. B. Whitt
DROWNS WIFE. YOUTH ADMITS
Newell P. Sherman, 26, confessed to drowning his wife Alice Sherman 24 during a Lake Singletary canoe trip in Millbury Massachusetts. State Detective McCarthy cited a possible affair and said Sherman initially claimed accidental canoe overturning. Police recovered the body. Sherman a Worcester machinist. wife from Dudley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Newell P. Sherman
Edward J. McCarthy
Alice
McCarthy
Sherman
Lake Singletary
Millbury
Robert Thompson
Thompson
Dudley
British Troops Fire on Rioting Moslems at Gurwara Mosque
In Lahore India on July 21 British troops fired three times to disperse rioting Moslems trying to take Gurwara Mosque as Sikhs demolish it. Ten deaths were reported since the violence began yesterday. Cavalry and armored cars supported the Royal Scots Guard under the hot sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahore
India
Gurwara
Royal Scots Guard
Polar flight plans loom as Laveneffsky to depart for San Francisco
The Soviet pilot Sigmund Laveneffsky and navigator Victor Levchenko prepare for a 6250 mile non stop flight from Moscow to San Francisco across the Arctic. Weather studies and a weather observatory at the North Pole are part of the Project. The mystery plane, designed by A N Tupalov, is a long winged monoplane with a gray fuselage and wide landing gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Sigmund Laveneffsky
North Pole
North America
Levaneffsky
Victor Levchenko
San Francisco
Levanevsky
Otto Schmidt
Northern Sea Route Department
America
A. N. Tupalov
Maxim Gorky
Congress to blow up about the tenth of August
In Santa Monica a letter reflects on Mexican president stopping gambling in Tia Juana and mass unemployment, comparing it to Washington lobbying. Mrs. Garner returns to Uvalde to clean a gun and feed the bird dog as a playful jab at innovation and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Tia Juana
Washington
Garner
Uvalde
Congress
Earthquake Forecaster Greenspan Eyes Lab Breakthrough
New York July 21 The village figure Reuben Greenspan known for seismic forecasts hosts a breakfast visit as he sketches a new laboratory plan with his wife Mrs Greenspan guiding the scene. He hints at an Eastern school announcement this week to validate his method for refined research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greenwich Village
Greenspan
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Leah C. Sewell
Mae Elizabeth Keaton
Buster Keaton
Man
Trio
Lake
Russia
Arctic
Wall
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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