Austrian cabinet named as Vienna tightens security
Vienna reports a new anti Nazi chancellor Dr Kurt Schuschnigg is appointed with Prince Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg as vice chancellor. Nighttime barricades and barbed wire surround the chancellery amid fears of a Nazi attack as police officials face fallout from Dollfuss’s assassination. Continued on Page 7.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Kurt Schuschnigg
Engelbert Dollfuss
Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg
Dollfuss
Fatherland Front
Heimwehr
Old Guard
Prince Sterhemberg
Italy
Ballhausplatz
Maria Hilfer
Federal Agents Concede Smith Warming Up for War on Hoodlums
In a Washington office J Edgar Hoover directs a nationwide push against crime as 600 federal agents train with machine guns rifles and shotguns. The crackdown aims to curb kidnappings bank robberies and roving outlaws aided by 17 new laws though Congress did not fund armored cars or aircraft as hoped.
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Smith
J. Edgar Hoover
G-men
Dillinger
Fort Meade
Division of Investigation
Department of Justice
Congress
Box Seat Sale Brisk for Tri-State Horse Show
Limited box seats for the Tri-State Horse Show nights of August 6 and 7 are selling fast at the Fair Grounds association office. Boxes hold six to eight. reservations cost 50 cents and can be made via Miss Eva Lewis or in person. Over 100 seats sold. show promises to be the region’s most elaborate with horses from a dozen cities across at least two states competing in 22 classes.
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Tri- State
Association
Fair Grounds
Eva Lewis
Wilbur C Hawk
The
Fair Association
Texas
Potter County Returns Show Smith Wins District Clerk Seat
Complete county tabulation confirms Ben Smith as district clerk with 4 000 votes, beating Charley Adkisson and J A Kirkman. Other races finalize runoffs or victories for Grady Hazlewood for district attorney, Sheriff Bill Adams, and county treasurer Hubert G Cole, with Berk Buckingham and Carder in a county judge runoff.
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Potter County
Ben Smith
Smith
Charley Adkisson
Adkisson
J. A. Kirkman
Henry S. Bishop
E. C. Nelson, Jr
E. O. Northcutt
Grady Hazlewood
F. Rose
Amarillo
Bill Adams
Bill Thompson
Thompson
Ted Blackburn
John Crudgington
Blackburn
J. M. Simpson
J. N. Riggs
James A. Buckingham
W. Carder
J. W. Minter
Bob Clark
Justice of the Peace
Hubert G. Cole
Miners Trapped After Gas Blast at Oklahoma Mine
Two workers Bosco Maione and Martin Crzalti were entombed when a gas explosion wrecked the Julian mine near Cheltenham, Oklahoma. Rescue teams of over 100 fought to reach them at the 1,200 foot level as the shaft caved in and after damp air forced gas mask use.
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Mcalester
Okla
Julian
Mullen Coal Company
State Penitentiary Farm
Here
Bosco Maione
Martin Crzalti
Hindenburg Seriously Ill In Germany Report
Information reached Hitler at Bayreuth that President Hindenburg is seriously ill. A trusted source described him as very ill and offered no further details.
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Hitler
Hindenburg
Bayreuth
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Moonshiners Jars Put To Good Use In Borger Pickling Drive
In Borger on July 29 U P report sheriff Dan Hardee and deputies turned over 35 barrels and kegs along with 14 cases of jars seized in Hutchinson County moonshine raids to seven women’s home demonstration clubs. The items will support local pickling and canning projects.
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Borger
U.P
Hutchinson County
Dan Hardee
Women's Home
Dall Divorce Suit Filed by Anna Roosevelt Dall
Mrs. Anna Roosevelt Dall plans to file for divorce from Curtis B. Dall in Minden Nevada citing mental cruelty. The action seeks prompt hearing before Judge Clark J. Guild with joint property arrangements and child custody settled by agreement. Dall resides at the Dana ranch near Pyramid Lake with her two children Sissie and Buzzie.
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Dall
Sidney W. Robinson
Clark J. Guild
Guild
William Shepherd Dana
New York
Short Course Daily Star to Promote Farmers at College Station
A new mimeographed newspaper will publish each afternoon during Texas A and M College farmers short course from July 30 to August 3. Neal Douglas of the Austin American will be managing editor and Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham will edit content, with 4-H Club youths filling all other roles.
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College Station
U.P
Daily Star
Texas A. & M. College
Neal Douglas
The
Austin American
Minnie Fisher Cunningham
Club caretaker injured in collision near Amarillo
W. J. Lee, caretaker of the Happy Glen Club south of Amarillo, suffered a broken right shoulder and head bruise in a late night auto crash at Washington Street and the Canyon Highway. He was taken to St. Anthony's Hospital by a Blackburn-Shaw ambulance.
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W. J. Lee
Happy Glen Club
Amarillo
Washington Street
Canyon Highway
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Blackburn-Shaw
Archery Pays Way for Trio Of Collegians
INDEPENDENCE Mo July 29 The three young men Alvin Swenson Orvar Swenson and Dudley Smith started a small basement project to fund medical education and built a thriving archery to hockey and friction fire set factory now ten years old. They expanded from a basement venture to a building near a railway siding using wood imported from Cuba New Mexico Africa and the Pacific Northwest. Dudley Smith now an orthopedic surgeon at University Hospital San Francisco Alvin Swenson KU and Orvar Jewell College hold degrees and Harvard awaits the brothers after they finish a year at Harvard Medical School.
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Independence
Alvin and
Orvar Swenson
Brothers
Dudley Smith
Swenson
Cuba
New Mexico
Africa
Pacific Northwest
University Hospital
San Francisco
Alvin Swenson
University of Kansas
Orvar
William Jewell College
Harvard Medical School
Price fixing cited by NRA to curb price wars during off season
Washington reports that NRA officials say July conditions see manufacturers and merchants using Blue Eagle price control provisions to stabilize business. The Recovery Administration asserts several price wars were halted by minimum price orders in six industries including lumber tobacco pipe ice and solid fuel, with emergency declarations to end ruinous cuts.
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Washington
NRA
Recovery Administration
Drought Won’t Alter AAA 1935 Plan Says Wallace
Wallace declares drought will not change the administration’s farm program for 1935. He emphasizes the original AAA plan will be carried through despite water shortages and conditions.
Farm program 105 to proceed with simplified contracts
Secretary Wallace announced the Farm Administration will push the 1935 farm program despite crop adjustment agitation. The plan centers on a unified contract for principal crops, output guarantees for forage, and rentary payments tied to land in production, with wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley and possibly hogs.
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Washington
Wallace
Farm Administration
AAA
Almast
Seismograph Records Severe Earthquake Far Northwest
Georgetown University's seismograph logged a severe earthquake 4 000 miles northwest of Washington starting 4 46 19 P M EST yesterday and ending 8 P M The peak intensity occurred at 5 20 P M.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Here
Will Rogers Tops Hollywood Film Salary List in 1933
Hollywood report lists Will Rogers earning about 315000 in 1933, based on Sol A. Rosenblatt figures. Other high earners include Constance Bennett at 296250, Ruth Chatterton at 283654, John Gilbert at 277333, and Ernst Lubitsch directing fees of 125000 per film.
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Will Rogers
Hollywood
Sol A. Rosenblatt
Rogers
Rosenblatt
Gloria Swanson
Colleen Moore
John Barrymore
Boss
Nicholas Schenck
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Loew's, Inc
Ernst Lubitsch
Constance Bennett
Connie Loug
Miss Chatterton
John Gilbert
Jack
The Explorer balloon crash spurs multiple theories
In Holdrege Nebraska crew members discuss varying theories on why the Explorer balloon failed to reach the planned stratospheric altitude. The wreckage includes a three acre gas bag and destroyed scientific instruments except a spectrograph recovered by parachute. Pilot Maj. William Kepner and aides Captains Albert Stevens and Orvil Anderson survived by parachute jumps after the gondola crashed.
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Holdrege
Neb
William E. Kepner
Albert W. Stevens
Orvil A. Anderson
Stevens
Army Air Corps
National Geographical Society
Weather Outlook for West Texas and New Mexico
West Texas expects partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers in the Panhandle and extreme southeast portion, Monday into Tuesday. New Mexico should be generally fair Monday and Tuesday with possible afternoon thundershowers in the northwest, temperatures little changed.
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West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Texas primary tightens race as Allred leads in bid for governor
In Dallas reports, James V Allred a Wichita Falls attorney general seeks a second term as Democratic gubernatorial nominee. Tom Hunter trails behind by about 40 000 votes with McDonald and Ferguson also in the six candidate field as returns pour in from yesterday's primary.
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James V. Allred
Wichita Falls
Tom ¥. Hunter
Political Ballot Totals for State Offices and Supreme Court
Election results list votes for Governor McDonald Alf red Small and others, plus Lieutenant Governor Woodus Berkely Hornsby Johnson Moore Rogers, Attorney General Woodward McCraw Smith, State Comptroller Sheppard Patterson Tillison Clary, State Treasurer Waller Terrell Griffin Lockhart, Agriculture McDonald Davis Terrell Conley, Land Office Walker Jones, Railway Pundt McNees Hatcher Johnson Brrth, and Associate Justice McClendon Sharp Lattimore with various tallies.
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Bailby
Connally
Fisher
McDonald
Alfred
Small
Hunter
Witt
Hughes
Woodus
Berkely
Hornsby
Johnson
Moore
Rogers
Woodward
McCraw
Smith
Sheppard
Patterson
Tillison
Clary
Waller
Terrell
Griffin
Lockhart
Brrth
Supreme Court
McClendon
Sharp
Lattimore
Ferguson kin to retire from Texas politics after long influence
Governor Miriam A Ferguson and her husband James E Ferguson have planned to retire from politics after decades of allyship. The couple, once dominant figures in Texas, faced mixed reception as James tried to rally support this year, with some critics saying his fire faded. The article recalls Ferguson’s rise to prominence in 1914 and hints at ongoing campaigns and family legacy.
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Miriam A. Ferguson
James BE. Ferguson
Ferguson
Jim
Texas
James FE
McDonald
Alfred
Capital Hill
Austin
No More Tooth Ache for Short Wave Fans
Dr J B Carter of Wilkinsburg Pa is credited with curing toothache by radio a short wave set will do the trick The writer cautions about high wattage and suggests starting with a small station A Want Ad promotes eight radios with cabinet and table models priced from 10 and up at 3600 Harrison
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J. 8. Carter
Wilkinsburg
Dispatch
Globe-News
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Alvin
Dr. Smith
Dudley
Drouth
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Will
United States
Ruth Chatterton
Warner Brothers
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Ipate
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Woodal
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