Argentina Opposes Pan American Trusteeship Over European Possessions
Argentina delegation at the emergency Pan American conference voiced opposition to collective trusteeships or outside pressure over European possessions in the hemisphere. Melo urged hearing European rulers, warned against force or coercive treaties, and outlined four proposals on possessions neutrality and child protection.
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Havana
Leopoldo Melo
Argentina
United States
Brazil
Americas
Cordell Hull
Europe
Roosevelt
Youthful sailor uses navy uniform to hitch rides on bomber
In El Paso on July 25 a self styled sailor in a navy uniform boarded Biggs Field seeking a ride to California. He claimed to be attached to a San Pedro battleship and due back on ship. Army men offered to ferry him to March Field until FBI was alerted sparking a suspected spy scare. He later said he wore the uniform to hitch rides.
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EL Paso
Army
FBI
California
Biggs Field
San Pedro
March Field
Jin
Campaign Climax As Races Near Election Day
Campaigns wrap up with polls opening at 8 a m and closing at 7 p m. Election judges meet at the courthouse at 8 p m for instructions. Congressional candidate E T Miller plans a rally at Ellwood Park at 8 15 p m broadcast on KFDA Amarillo and KPDN Pampa.
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Sealiss Los
Senate
E. T. Miller
Ellwood Park
KFDA
Amarillo
KPDN
Pampa
Miller
Globe-News Election Party Broadcast Details
Tomorrow evening the Globe News will stage its election party with Amarillo Electric Company. The broadcast from the north side of the building at Sixth Avenue and Fillmore Street will cover local regional and state returns as they come in from correspondents and the Texas Election Bureau. Seats will be on the courthouse lawn and state regional results will be by counties while local races are by boxes. The event begins at 7 o clock.
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Globe-News
Amarillo Electric Company
Globe- News
Sixth Avenue
Fillmore Street
Texas Election Bureau
Texas Governor Race Sparks Campaign Music and Crowds
In Texas the Democratic primary shapes the governor race as incumbent W Lee O Daniel faces five opponents including Miriam Ferguson and Jerry Sadler. Big campaign crowds and lively songs mark the contest while issues focus on taxes and old age pensions.
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Hare
Texas
U. S
O’daniel
W. Lee O'Daniel
Jerry Sadler
Col
E. O. Thompson
Harry Hines
Arlen B
Cyclone) Davis
Miriam A
Ma) Ferguson
O'’Daniel
Cross Roads
O'Daniel
Tom Connally
Washington
Thomas L. Blanton
The
Treasury
Rep
Martin Dies
Orange
Lindley Beckworth
Congress
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
State Highway Commission
State Safety Commission
State Railroad Commission
Veterans of Foreign Wars fund drive progresses in Amarillo
Perryton candidate Tom Ellzey plans a San Jacinto Park rally tonight while Shamrock candidate Gene Worley closes his campaign at Wheeler. Pampa speaker Helen Dudley will back Worley in Borger as Lewis Fields Am arillo vows late campaigning. KGNC broadcast at 1 PM highlights final push by several candidates.
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KGNC
Lewis Goodrich
Shamrock
Will Deskins Wells
Dennis Zimmerman
Allen Harp
R. V. Converse
Henry Bishop
Jim Cade
Grady Hazlewood
Curtis Douglass
Max Boyer
Fleet to stay near Hawaii as barges moved to Pearl Harbor
Reports indicate the US fleet may remain in Hawaiian waters with oil barges from San Diego being towed to Pearl Harbor. Separately, Earl G. Harrison warned against "chiselers" selling fingerprinting services under the new alien registration law.
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San Diego
Calif
United States
Hawaiian
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Wu.p
Earl G. Harrison
Justice Department
Jaycees Urge Poll Attendance Campaign
Amarillo Jaycees push the Go to the Polls effort urging citizens to vote tomorrow. Thornton Oxnard will fly over the city dropping leaflets saying be sure to vote. Bert Levy of the Americanism committee notes the campaign began seven months ago with Sam Davis as Junior Chamber president.
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Amarillo Jaycees
Thornton Oxnard
Bert Levy
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mpaign
Sam Davis
Cardenas Plans Legal Congress Read Presidential Message
Mexico City reports President Lazaro Cardenas will decide which rival congress is legal by reading his message before Sept. 1. After a disputed election Avila Camacho and Almazan claim victory as two congresses convene. Almazan vows to meet despite exclusions. Chiapas quarrel over governor appointment also noted.
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Mexico City
Lazaro Cardenas
Manuel Avila Camacho
Juan Andreu Almazan
Almazan
Congress
Chamber of Deputies
Cardenas
Department of Interior
Havana
Chihuahua
Meena
Alfredo Chavez
Unusual Wants in Globe-News Want Ads
The notice advertises diverse items available in today’s want ads including Alemite fittings ammonia compressor bolts a folding baby carriage a portable typewriter a tenor saxophone inlaid linoleum tractor magnetos an ice machine a rural telephone an airplane type stand and fans.
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Globe-News
Nazi Raids Turn Channel Into Streak of Flame
London reports a day of aerial combat over the English Channel with heavy German raids and Allied defense. British losses include six trawlers and hundreds drowned on ships. German claims cite 11 ships sunk totaling 43,000 tons. Government notes 2,823 British troops and refugees lost on one ship amid detentions linked to Sir Oswald Mosley’s movement.
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Associated Press
London
English Channel
London Admiralty
Air Ministry
Channel
Admiralty
Kingston
Galena
Rodine
Portland
Lancastria Disaster Sinks After Searing Bombardment and Torpedo
The Lancastria, a 16 243 ton liner, was torpedoed and bombed off the English coast. About 5 300 troops and refugees aboard perished or were lost. Rescue efforts saved around 950 survivors and 2 477 were counted as saved by small craft. The Meknes survivors reported German assurances of safe passage before being attacked.
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BEF
Admiralty
A. V. Alexander
House of Commons
New York
West Indies
Senate Debates Intensify Over Peacetime Draft Plan
In Washington July 25 vigorous opposition arose in the Senate to a peacetime conscription program as military committees moved to speed action. Senators Vandenberg Wheeler Reynolds clashed over the Burke Wadsworth bill while provisions to register 42 million men ages 18 to 64 and to protect drafted workers' jobs drew support and scrutiny.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Vandenberg
Michigan
Wheeler
Montana
United States
Reynolds
North Carolina
Military Committee
Congress
Sheppard
Texas
British to pour colossal sums into U S airplane industry
Secretary Morgenthau said Britain will fund expandment of U S aviation capacity to far beyond 50 000 planes a year as the United States pledges facilities for Britain to buy 3 000 planes monthly. Officials cited early 1941 targets amid factory enlargements and high capacity estimates.
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Washington
Morgenthau
United States
West Coast
White House
Louis Johnson
Stephen Early
Robert Porter Patterson
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Johnson
Patterson
Henry L. Stimson
Roosevelt
Spain
Germany
Italy
Japan
Congress
France
Willkie for President Democratic Club Formed in Amarillo
The Willkie for President Democratic Club organized in Amarillo with Charles H. Keffer as president and Miles Bivins Joe Sneed W F Nix and Mrs Alice Nichols as vice presidents Dan Thomson as secretary and Mrs Don Hughes as assistant secretary Dick Nelson as treasurer The group invited Wendell Willkie to visit Amarillo and planned a local headquarters Sneed chaired the meeting and the club pledged to support Willkie while maintaining Democratic ties
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Wendell L. Willkie
United States
Willkie
Democratic Club
Amarillo
Charles H. Keffer
Miles Bivins
Joe Sneed
W. F. Nix
Alice Nichols
Canyon
Dan Thomson
Don Hughes
Dick Nelson
Washington
Keffer
Roosevelt
Plan Headquarters
Potter County
Seven teen cops raid vacant basement during noisy scene
In New York on July 25 seven teenage officers entered a vacant building with drawn guns. A crowd of about 300 watched as Patrolman Frank Williams ordered the suspects to come out. Three young boys surrendered from the basement amid reported odd sounds.
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New York
Frank Williams
Weather update for Amarillo and surrounding regions
The Amarillo vicinity forecasts cooler temperatures Friday with scattered showers in the afternoon. West Texas expects partial clouds Friday into Saturday with showers and thunderstorms mainly north, then cooler weather and cooler north portions. New Mexico sees partly cloudy days Friday and Saturday with showers and thunderstorms over the continental divide and east of the Rio Grande, cooler in west and north portions Friday.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Continental Divide
Rio Grande
China and Glassware Dept
Aynesworth Rites Today at Borger
Funeral services for Joseph H. Aynesworth Borger city attorney who died in a Waco hospital will be held at 11 oclock this morning at the First Baptist Church of Childress with Rev. J N Hunt officiating Burial will be at Childress Aynesworth born November 11 1874 in Williamson County Texas spent his boyhood in Graham He practiced law in Paducah Childress and Wichita Falls before moving to Borger in 1926 Surviving are his wife four sons three daughters seven grandchildren and several brothers and sisters
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Joseph H. Aynesworth
Borger
Waco
Childrens
Aynesworth
Kenneth H. Aynesworth
Horace Sr. Aynesworth
First Baptist Church of Childress
J. N. Hunt
Borger Baptist Church
Childress
Judge Aynesworth
Williamson County
Graham
Texas
Mary Alice Timmons
Baylor University
Paducah
Wichita Falls
CAA
Mary Alice Aynesworth
James II. Aynesworth
Jack H. Aynesworth
Houston
Hiram K. Aynesworth
Horace D. Aynesworth
Moffat Field
Cal
W. P. Windslow
Shattuck
Okla
A. Board of
Suit for Peace Bond Filed by Baracat
A. K. Baracat filed a peace bond against 8. F. Salamy and N. F. Salamy in Justice J. D. Cazzell’s court yesterday. The action follows two Polk Street fights with Baracat, affray charges by Sheriff Bill Adams, and a scheduled hearing next week in the justice court.
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A. K. Baracat
F. Salamy
N. F. Salamy
Justice Court
Court of Justice
J. D. Cazzell
Baracat
Polk Street
Bill Adams
Carwell
H. W. Duke
Willkie to discuss agricultural problems with midwestern governors
Wendell Willkie will chair an August 5 conference in Des Moines with Republican governors candidates for governor and farm leaders from eight midwestern states. The invited list includes Governors Stassen Minnesota Bushfield South Dakota Ratner Kansas and Heil orbit Wisconsin.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Wendell Willkie
Midwestern
George A. Wilson
Town
Stassen
Minnesota
Bushfield
South Dakota
Ratner
Kansas
Heillot
Wisconsin
Relief From Heat May Hit Sunday
Amarillo and much of the Panhandle face no heat relief until Saturday or Sunday as a heat wave lingers. Eng lish Field hit 103 degrees with downtown a few degrees cooler. Scattered thunderstorms are forecast for the Panhandle, with cooler conditions expected in the west and north on Saturday. A northwest cool air mass moves across the Midwest toward the Ohio Valley, bringing thundershowers and eventual relief beginning in Montana and the Dakotas and northern Iowa and Nebraska.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
English Field
Middlewest
Ohio
North Atlantic Seaboard
Montana
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Prisoner to return to jail after new Pike jail
Pikeville Kentucky July 25 Sheriff Keel expects to recapture one of four jail escapees after the new county jail opens in several weeks. A card signed by Jim Rowe says he will surrender when notified at his wife’s address. Rowe is serving six months for reckless driving.
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Pikeville
D. T. Keel
Pike County
Jim Rowe
Rowe
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