Justice Speaks For Fair Play
Chief Justice Hughes in a per curiam opinion refuses to reopen the Kansas City stockyards case. He rebukes government officials for claiming high court inconsistency and denies charges that the April 25 decision violated law or conflicted with the 1936 ruling. Justice Black dissents.
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Washington
U.S
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Kansas City
Hugo L. Black
Robert H. Jackson
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Per Curiam
Mackay Radio
National Labor Relations Board
Agriculture Department
Jackson
Hughes
Fiesta Boosters Visit Amarillo for Top Of Texas Fiesta
One hundred Pampans led by the Pampa Junior High School Band visited Amarillo to invite locals to the Top Of Texas Fiesta in Pampa on June 10 to 12. The booster delegation, led by R S Dietz, toured Polk Street and the Amarillo Hotel while Lions and Chamber officials hosted them. The parade will feature twenty two bands and historic floats with balloon dummies like Dinny the Alley Oop dinosaur.
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Pampa
Amarillo
R. S. Dietz
Walter Rogers
Panhandle
Thompson
Jean Gros Advertising Co
Mickey Movse
Donald Duck
Dinny
Dino-Saur
Alley Oop Fame
Pama
Rnest
O. Thompson
McLean
Alanreed
Shamrock
Wheeler
Mobheetie
Guymon
Okla
Liberal
Kan
Pampans
Roosevelt Abandons Reorganization Bill Until Next Congress
Washington May 31 with Roosevelt's consent his aides shelved a government reorganization bill until the next session. Byrnes and Warren said no further action this session. The bill would have given broad authority to abolish or consolidate bureaus and created a new welfare department.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Byrnes
South Carolina
Warren
North Carolina
Senate
House Reorganization Committees
House
White House
Bankhead
Barkley
Kentucky
Rayburn
Texas
Department of Welfare
Say his Man Joe Murray
A 1938 NEA Service fiction opening follows Joe Murray a young man from a south side tenement as he tests his luck across cities chasing work and romance. The narrator frames love as a broad, philosophical theme through Joe's self confident start in life and his readiness to give in return.
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Man
Joe Murray
William Corcoran
NEA Service, Inc
Joe
Simpson Street
Mur-rays
Amarillo Official Blames Enemies Over Rival Name
Railroad Commissioner Ernest O Thompson of Amarillo, seeking governor, accuses political enemies of fabricating the name Vernest O Thompson of Dallas to confuse voters. The Dallas candidate filed with a $100 fee, while Thompson defends his family name and warns of misleading tactics.
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Austin
Ernest O. Thompson
Amarillo
Vernest O. Thompson
Dallas
Wernest O. Thompson
Dallas candidate shuns publicity during campaign tour
Wernest O Thompson, Dallas area gubernatorial hopeful, avoids media as he exits a garage where he works as a mechanic. He orders reporters away and asks to see his manager James Wright of Gladewater who defends Thompson as a business man relying on a whispering oil operator network for support and avoiding newspaper publicity.
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Dallas
U.P
Wernest O. Thompson
James Wright
Gladewater
Wernest Thompson
Wright
Vernest O. Thompson
Japs Edging Into Americas Clovis Special Ducats Selling
Tickets for the Tri-State Fair Good Will Special from Amarillo to Clovis tomorrow drew buyers as 150 were sold opening day. Sam Elkins leads in sales with 20 plus tickets, and top seller wins paid trip as train mayor. Delegations from Pampa and other towns join in Pioneer Days celebration events and two-day schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Walter Blackburn
Bill Beechler
Galen Battey
Bert Levy
Clovis
Pampa
Roosevelt Plans July West Texas Trip Through Amarillo
President Roosevelt is expected to visit West Texas in July with possible stops in Oklahoma on July 10, then Fort Worth and Wichita Falls before continuing to Amarillo and California. Sen. Elmer Thomas said plans are provisional and a White House announcement may come soon.
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Washington
Roosevelt
West Texas
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
White House
Elliott
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
California
Cedillo's Sister May Make Deal
Reports from San Luis Potosi indicate rebel leader Baturino Cedillo may be arranging with his sister Higinia as go-between to surrender to President Lazaro Cardenas. General Juan Barragan confirmed the meeting but could not confirm authorization for her to negotiate. President Cardenas said Cedillo would face proper tribunals if caught in Mexico and that extradition to the United States was not planned if he fled.
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Carlos J. Videla
North American Newspaper Alliance
New York
Pacific
Americas
Kyodo
Tokyo
Mexico
Costa Rica
Galapagos Islands
Ecuador
Antarctic
New
Russia
Kamchatka
Alaska
United States
California
San Jose
Punta Arenas
Panama
Galapagos
Argentina
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Peru
el Salvador
Atlantic
South America
Mexico City
Baturnino Cedillo
Lazaro Cardenas
San Luis Potosi
Higinia Cedillo
Cardenas
Juan Barragan
War Ministry
Defense Ministry
Charcas
Matehuala
Servant Quarters for Rent in Amarillo
Two room servant quarters at 1208 Washington are offered for rent. The ad states the listing took only two days to fill at a total cost of 60 cents. Globe-News emphasizes its 33,000 daily subscribers for broad ad reach across Amarillo and the Panhandle.
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Globe-News
Amarillo
Panhandle
Globe-Newswant
Kidnapped James Cash Jr. Abductors Still At Large In Florida
Several hundred residents gathered in Princeton Florida to search for five year old James Baily Cash Jr. after he was abducted from his father’s Miami Key West highway home. The FBI sought to calm fears and avoid alerting the kidnapers as the Cash family reported a $10,000 ransom paid and hoped for renewed contact.
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Princeton
Fla
James Baily Cash, Jr
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Miami-Key West
Cash
Redlands
W. P. Cash
James, Jr
FBI
Ashmael Cash
Dalhart Conductor Killed in Rail Accident
A. G. Peters, about 55, Rock Island freight conductor on the Panhandle division based in Dalhart for 25 years, was beheaded near Liberal while directing switching. He had lived in Pratt.
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Dalhart
A. G. Peters
Rock Island
Panhandle
Liberal
Pratt
MIT Students Cleared in Cambridge Riot Case
Massachusetts Institute of Technology students pleaded innocent in district court to disturbing the peace and related charges after a riot last night in which a policeman suffered a bitten finger. With no counsel, their cases were continued to Thursday. Hunsley’s House of Color since 1918.
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Cambridge
Mass
Bix
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Two New Mexico Youths Wounded After Amarillo Hold-Up
Two youths named Vick Glasener and Frank Glasener of Grants New Mexico, 24 and 18, were shot and captured by Yukon Oklahoma City Marshal J A Floyd after a hold up in Amarillo. They and an auto theft suspect were reported in hospital with uncertain survival. Moore Produce owner J D Moore described the hijacking on Route 66, losing about 53 dollars.
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New Mexico
Amarillo
Sooner
Oklahoma
Yukon
Oklo
J. D. Moore
Vick Glasener
Frank Glasener
Grants
N. M
J. A. Floyd
Floyd
Loyd
Lukus Babcock, Jr
Fraer
Oklahoma City
Dee Moore
Moores Produce
Buchanan Street
Jacks Tavern
Child Drowns in Stock Tank Near Stinnett
In Hutchinson County a baby girl, Sidney Pauline Groves, drowned after wandering into a three foot deep stock tank while four siblings and mother gardened. The mother found the body, and rescue attempts failed in Stinnett and Borger. The Groves home is a mile northwest of Stinnett. services planned in Stinnett with Lieb Cemetery burial. Surviving parents include three sisters Katie Bernice, Frankie Yvonne, Bettie Lou, and a brother Tom Jr. 9.
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Stinnett
Borger
Groves
Sidney Pauline Groves
Doc Vincent
Vincent
Louis Ford
Red Cross
Carver Funeral Home
Lieb Cemetery
State Highway Department
Katie Bernice
Frankie Yvonne
Bettie Lou
Tom, Jr
Grand Jury To Probe Gambling Cases After Raid
Potter County grand jury will reconvene to investigate gambling cases stemming from Monday raid on the Lewis Hotel. Eight men were charged with horse race book making. three named witnesses must appear. bonds set at 1500 dollars each for Johnson S E Sherr and Edge 5S J Amato. Raid yielded about 750 dollars in dice and other gaming equipment. For all kinds of paint brushes Hunsleys House of Color 113 B 6th.
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Lewis Hotel
Potter County
Grand Jury
Johnson
S. E. Sherr
Edge
J. Amato
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Fiesta Boosters
Chapter
Sparksburg
Helen
Ernest O
Vernest O
Amarilloan
Vernest
SHOOL
Cannon Radio Service
Cunningham Floral Company
Hobbs
Midland
Grand Quivers Hotel
Cedillo
Fasily
Lrate
Hunsley’s House of Color
Highway 66
Moore
Ray Fabiani
Philadelphia
Fabiani
Hunsley
House of Color
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