Coalitional FDR review dazzles at Schofield Barracks
President Roosevelt attended a massive peacetime parade at Schofield Barracks in Hawaii. About 15 000 troops passed in review before him as bands played and air power roared overhead. A formation of 380 airplanes spelled F R in the sky, then the aircraft flew over Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Roosevelt
Schofield Barracks
United States Army
United States
Schofield
Briant H. Wells
Army
18Th Composite Wing
18Th Pursuit Group
Honlulu
Joseph B. Poindexter
Hawaii
Washington Place
Queen Liliuokalani
Bohanan brothers Go On Trial In Tate Murder Case
In Clovis on July 26 the Bohanan brothers Carsey Louis and Bee face closing arguments as the murder case tied to Vernon Tate continues. Bee Bohanan testified describing an alleged Tate attack at Grier and prior confrontations. Carsey claimed Tate intended to kill them and three shots were fired. Louis Bohanan had testified the day before about the hand injury and events leading to Tate’s death.
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Clovis
Carsey
Louis
Bee Bohanan
Vernon Tate
Tate Bohanan
Tate
Grier
Bee
Buhanans
Three Injured in Pampa Automobile Crash
Three people were injured in a vehicle crash in Pampa Texas last night. Albert Dunson and his wife from Roxana along with Fred C Connally of Pampa were hurt. Dunson was not expected to live and Mrs Dunson was listed in critical condition. Both cars were demolished and all occupants were unconscious when found.
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Pampa
Texas
Albert Dunson
Roxana
Fred C. Connally
Dunson
Connally
Tom Connally
Clarendon
Texas Coast Storm Toll Hits Seven Dead
Seven people are confirmed dead and another believed drowned after a gulf hurricane struck the Texas coast from Freeport to the Colorado River mouth. Coast guard crews report inland passage of the center, with widespread flooding and destroyed buildings on Port O Connor and surrounding areas.
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Houston
Texas
Air Survey
Coast Guard
Fort Crockett
Galveston
Port O'Connor
Freeport
Colorado River
Colorado
Contract set for 78 homesteads at Dalworthington Gardens
The Department of Interior awards a 139,635.50 dollar contract to Dallas builder F A Mote for 78 subsistence homesteads at Dalworthington Gardens near Arlington. Work starts after an official working order and must be completed in 120 days. Project manager John Orr announced the details in Dallas.
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Dallas
U.P
Dalworthington Gardens
Arlington
F. A. Mote
Department of Interior
Washington
John £. Orr
Orr
Gift Used to Shoot Giver in Dallas Incident
Zacharia Sanford, 22, presented his brother in law with a blue steel public safety item. Later, the brother in law B. Williams, 27, struck Sanford four times with the item after Sanford allegedly threatened family members. Police report the attack occurred in Dallas.
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Dallas
Zacharia Sanford
B. Williams
Sanford
Ford radio stations ordered off air by FCC
The FCC ordered three Ford Motor Company radio stations taken off air August 8. W8XC and W8XE in Dearborn and W9XH in Lansing were cited for interference with Great Lakes distress signal communications. The action follows a June 4 report by Examiner Ralph L. Walker.
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Washington
U.P
Federal Communications Commission
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
Lansing
Ralph L. Walker
Ford Company
Walker
Great Lakes
Panhandle Welcomes Governor Candidate Clint Small Homecoming
The Panhandle region celebrates Clint Small returning for election day with Mrs. Small and neighbors. Fort Worth supporters plan a 200 to 300 strong train visit and a free barbecue for up to 30,000 with at least 20 bands. The event marks the start of the runoff campaign and honors Small for his West Texas loyalty.
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Panhandle
John Snider
Clint Small
the Panhandle
West Texas
The
Texas
Texas Senate
Senator
Five Held in Pen Breakin in Monroe
Three women and two men were arrested in Monroe by Sheriff Milton Coverdale in connection with the Huntsville penitentiary escape. Dorothy and Estelle Davis and J R Corbett, all from Houston, face Mann Act charges. E M Warner and Beryl Kern detained on local anti vice violations.
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Monroe
Huntsville
Tex
Milton Coverdale
J. R. Corbett
Dorothy Davis
Estelle Davis
Houston
Raymond Hamilton
Blackie Thompson
Joe Palmer
Southwest
Davis
Corbett
John Dillinger Blamed as Bank Robbery Suspect
In Henderson Kentucky five bandits raided the Farmers Bank and Trust Company taking $25,000. An elderly witness cried Dillinger is robbing the bank though Dillinger had been reported slain in Chicago the previous Sunday night.
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Henderson, Ky
Farmers Bank and Trust Company
Dillinger
John Dillinger
Chicago
Kansas Seeks Men on Forgery Charge
Gov. Alf M. Landon issued a requisition for extradition of D. A. Chapman Sam C. Niles and Verne Johnson from Texas for two counts of forging and uttering checks. The men were held in custody at Fort Worth, Texas after alleged thefts involving Wichita oil companies on July 11 and 12.
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Peka
Kas
Alf. M. Landon
Texas
D. A. Chapman
Sam C. Niles
Verne Johnson
Wichita
Fort Worth
Bank Robbery Reported at Keele and St Clair Branch
Three armed men entered the Bank of Montreal branch at Keele and St Clair during the noon hour held employees on the floor and escaped in a motor car with an estimated $28,000. Initial reports placed the haul at twenty eight thousand dollars.
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Toronto
Bank of Montreal
Keele and
St. Clair
Cooler Winds Dampen Nationwide Heat Wave
The Associated Press reports a drop in temperatures across the country ending a week of extreme heat that killed about 1,361 people. Missouri Illinois and Ohio led in deaths with 378 360 and 159 respectively. Texas Gulf Coast storm adds to the toll and crop damage.
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Associated Press
Texas Gulf Coast
Missouri
Ilinois
Ohio
Iowa
Nebraska
Indiana
Kentucky
Kansas
Minnesota
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Texas
West Virginia
Oklahoma
New York
Arkansas
South Dakota
Tennessee
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Alabama
Maryland
Rhode Island
District, of Columbia
South Carolina
Virginia
Small attack centered on James Allred in Texas governor race
July 26 near San Angelo. Clint Smalls, candidate for governor, attacked James V Allred citing his record and urging voters to evaluate Smalls' six years in the Texas Senate. Smalls praised his own sponsored measures including the Smallland validation title bill and river bottom act, and noted funds to retire county road bonds.
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San Angelo
Clint Smalls
James V. Allred
West Texas
Tom F. Hunter
McDonald
Small
Olin Blanks
Texas Senate
Campaign of Texas governor nominees nears primary vote
The first Texas Democratic gubernatorial primary nears as six candidates seek a runoff. Campaigns buzz with staff and workers canvassing, distributing literature, and urging voters to back their chosen candidate ahead of Saturday’s decisive ballot.
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Texas
Extra Editions Saturday Night For Election
The Daily News plans for complete election returns Saturday night with two leased wires and a large staff to gather state and local results. A bulletin board will not be operated due to a Texas Election Bureau ruling. Extra editions are set for 8 30 and 19 oclock.
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The
Daily News
News-Globe
Texas Election Bureau
Austrians in Civil Conflict Draw Threats from Neighbors
The Austrian crisis widens with a civil war toll of about 300. Prince Ernest Von Starhemberg leads the Fascist Heimwehr against the slain Chancellor Dollfuss. Mussolini orders 48000 troops to the border as Italy pledges to defend Austrian independence amid Nazi broadcasts.
Amarillo bust ends alleged auto theft ring linked to Chicago
Four men were arrested in Amarillo as part of a long investigation led by Sheriff Bill Adams' deputies with state police and Randall County help. Edward Koster and three Chicago men were tied to an auto theft ring, with one stolen car seized and evidence suggesting dozens more across Amarillo Booth Plains and Lubbock. Sheriff Adams warned that matching factory body and motor numbers is the key to detecting stolen vehicles.
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Amarillo
Chicago
Edward Koster
Maryland Street
East Third Avenue
Edward Zywczak
Wallace A. Rolicky
Charlies Sislow
Koster
Bill Adams
Randall County
Adams
Booth Plains
Lubbock
Ed Gormiey
Automobile Theft Bureau of Dallas
Von Papen to be sent as envoy to Vienna
Berlin announces Franz Von Papen will be dispatched as a special envoy to Vienna in a message from Chancellor Hitler. In Graz a secret radio broadcast reportedly urged NazIs to aid Styria and other southern provinces in overthrowing the government. Four squadrons totaling 48 aircraft passed Venice en route to near the Austrian border amid unconfirmed rumors of cross-border troop movement. Berlin maintains Germany is merely a concerned neighbor in the Austrian affair.
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Berlin
Franz von Papen
Vienna
Hitler
von Papen
Switzerland
Graz
Iazis
Styria
Venice
Shank Murder Execution Delayed to After Sept 17
Little Rock Arkansas July 26 The execution of Mark H Shank who was convicted of murder was postponed to after September 17 by an order issued by Justice T H Humphreys of the State Supreme Court.
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Little Rock
Ark
U.P
Mark H. Shank
T. H. Humphreys
State Supreme Court
Artillery Used as Rebels Suffer Loss in Foray
Reports say artillery fire was used during a clash with rebels resulting in casualties. Details remain sparse but indicate a punitive engagement and significant impact on rebel forces.
Prince Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg seen as future leader
In Vienna a civil conflict between rebel Nazis and government forces escalates after Chancellor Dollfuss's assassination. The fighting reaches Leoben and Graz outskirts with 300 dead and many wounded. communications halted as troops move toward Margital Valley. The government flags renewed uprisings as 48,000 foreign troops stand ready near the border.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Engelbert Dollfuss
Margtal
Liesing
Baltental
Gra
Austria
Styria
Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg
Leoben
Heimwehr
Dollfuss
Graz
Carinthia
Mussolini
Austrian
No Rain in Sight in Amarillo Weather Update
Amarillo saw cooler temperatures with a high around 91 to 92 degrees. No rain expected locally, while scattered showers and Gulf Coast hurricane rains affect other areas. Met official H T Coillman notes no appreciable cooler weather for the next several days as city water use climbs to 6.7 million gallons.
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Amarillo
United States
Texas
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
Panhandle
H.T. Coillman
United States Weather Bureau
Mr. Collman
Box Seats Selling Fast for Tri-State Horse Show
Nearly 100 box seats have sold in two days for the Tri-State Horse Show to be held August 6 at the Fair Grounds. Secretary-manager O. L. Ted Taylor noted demand may outpace supply as sales continue. Box seats cost 60 cents, with general admission at 50 cents. Tickets available at the Fair Grounds office or via Eva Lewis by phone 9811. The event draws entries from out of state and touts its elaborate program.
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O. L
Ted” Taylor
Eva Lewis
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