Farley Breaks With White House Over New Deal Policy
Washington reports reveal growing rift between Postmaster General James A. Farley and the White House over handling of conservative Democrats. Ed Rivers of Georgia and others are cited as influencing the split, with Farley resisting the president's staff and guiding Democratic organization locally. Continued discussion hinted at in-page note.
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Washington
Ed Rivers
Georgia
White House
Walter F. George
George
James A. Farley
Rivers
Jim Farley
Farley
Big Jim
Oregon
Henry L. Hess
Martin
Iowa
Otha D. Wearin
Henry A. Wallace
Guy Gillette
Wallace
Wearin
New York
Robert H. Jackson
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
Henry Wallace
Harold L. Ickes
Canadian Host for Feeders Annual Barbecue At Canadian
One of the Panhandle's largest crowds attended the Northeast Panhandle Feeders Association barbecue at Canadian. Members discussed past year activities and future expansion while planning the July rodeo set for July 2 4 5 at Studer's Anvil Park. Carl Studer leads the association with Jep Todd as vice president and Calvin Isaacs as secretary.
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Northeast Panhandle
Studer
Anvil Park
Carl Studer
Northeast Panhandle Feeders Association
Jep Todd
Calvin Isaacs
Beautiful Vera Marries Schuschnigg by Proxy in Vienna
Former Austrian chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg could not attend his wedding to Countess Vera Fugger von Babenhausen. His brother acted as proxy at the ceremony in a private chapel of the Dominican Church while Schuschnigg remained in Nazi custody.
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Vienna
Kurt Schuschnigg
Austria
Countes Vera Fugger von
Nazi Authoritie
Germany
Belvedere
Kurt
Gestapo
State Police
Schuschnigg
Futile Search Continues For Kidnaping Victim
Federal agents assailed half a dozen leads in the Jimmy Cash kidnapping as search areas spread to the Mangrove Keys. FBI director Edgar Hoover directed the effort from Miami with more agents, while ransom notes and a burlap sack clue drew attention. no break was reported and the boy remained missing.
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Princeton
Fla
Little Jimmy Cash
Mangrove Keys
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Willard
John Campbell
John Manuel
FBI
Miami
Edgar Hoover
James Bailey Cash
Hoover
Cash
All Seascout Regatta Showcases Varied Craft Today
The first annual Sea Scout Regatta begins today at Amarillo City Lake with Sea Scouts from 10 councils in West Texas camped overnight. The three day event features diverse watercraft from rowboats and kayaks to sailing craft and aquaplanes, culminating in a mayoral sailing race and a Breeches Buoy demonstration with judges Thomas J. Keane and C. Hunter.
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West Texas
Amarillo City
Bitecha
Sea Scout
Ross D. Rogers
Thomas J. Keane
C. Hunter
Panhandle Patrol Expands to Fifteen On Highway Duty
The Panhandle highway patrol district is reinforced to 15 men with Capt. Jim Line in command succeeding Capt. M. L. Berry who transfers to Wichita Falls. New patrolmen include Co. O. Layne W. G. Abbott J. C. Reese H. W. McFarland J. R. Whitmore and M. B. Wilkinson.
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Panhandle
Jim Line
M. L. Berry
Wichita Falls
Co. O. Layne
W. G. Abbott
J. C. Reese
H. W. McFarland
J. R. Whitmore
M. B. Wilkinson
Japs Ready for Showdown at Chengchow Ore Road
Japanese and Chinese forces clash as China braces for a major encounter near Chengchow, the rail junction 70 miles west of Lanfeng. Reports say 200,000 Chinese troops mobilize while Japan shells Hankow area and strikes Canton.
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Shanghat
Lanfeng
Chengchow
Lunghai
Peiping- Hankow
Hankow
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Kaifeng
Chenin
Anhwei
Henan
Tatung
Yangtze River
Wuhu
Kweichih
Canton
Hongkong
Roosevelt's Cabinet Lacks Frances Perkins This Week
President Roosevelt governs with an all male cabinet as Frances Perkins travels to Geneva. Assistant Secretary Charles V. McLaughlin acts head of the Labor Department and sits in on cabinet meetings. He has attended previously when Perkins was away.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
Geneva
Charles V. McLaughlin
Labor Department
Miss Perkins
Four Points for Cooperation on Peace Offered
Secretary of State Cordell Hull outlines a four point program for United States cooperation toward a world order based on law. He calls for strong public support and argues for sound international economics arms control humane warfare and broader international cooperation. He dismisses isolationists and expresses faith that war will be relegated to history.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cordell Hull
United States
Bar Association of Tennessee
Hull
The
Hague
No Joy Ride On Nitro Truck Ends At Warehouse
Deputy John Forbes took control of a nitroglycerine filled truck after arresting the driver on a drunken charge. Hudson claimed 20 quarts were aboard and a warehouse five miles away held between 300 and 500 quarts. Hudson was released on a $500 bond and faces trial Tuesday.
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Okmulgerf
Okla
John Forbes
Forbes
Virgil L. Hudson
Hudson
Former Senator Succumbs in Ta koma Park Md
Washington June 3 Former Senator Marion Butler of North Carolina died today in Ta koma Park Md He was 76 years old.
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Washington
Marion Butler
North Carolina
Takoma Park
Clovis Fiesta Sets High Mark in Holiday Gaiety
Clovis Pioneer Day Fiesta ends its fourth annual celebration after two days of revelry drawing over 20 000 spectators. The event featured a top rodeo with entrants from multiple states and a horse show highlighting prize animals from the region. Plans already begin for an even bigger next year.
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Jack Sitton
Glovis
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arizona
Montana
Curley Daugherty
Irvin Munday
Elmer Hepler
George Keller
John Lindsey
Wichita Pass
Governor Allred denies rumor of federal judge post
Governor James V. Allred said there is nothing to reports he would be named judge for a new federal court in South Texas. He noted plans to return to private practice after his current term and said he has not rented office space for a post. The rumor had circulated for over a year.
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Harlan
London
Harlan County
M. A. Musick
Musick
United Mine Workers
Jennings
Pauline
H. Church Ford
Hugh Taylor
Austin
James V. Allred
South
Texas
Intimate portrait of Phil LaFollette and the Progressive movement
NEA Service profile from Madison on Governor Phil LaFollette of Wisconsin. He describes the National Progressives of America as an unincorporated association aiming to build a party state by state and notes the movement is not yet a party. He defends the method and stresses mass support, flexible plans, and steady growth toward a national party. He is portrayed as serious about forming a new party rather than a mere pressure group.
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Madison
Wis
LaFollette Progressive
Phil
State Capitol
National Progressives of America
Phil LaFollette
America
Laoilette
Roosevelt
Phil la Follette
la Follette
Wisconsin
Proposed Roosevelt visit to Amarillo shifts July plan
Dedicatory ceremonies for the Will Rogers Memorial Highway in Amarillo move to the week of July 10 after a White House conference. Amarillo editor John McCarty and Rep. Marvin Jones push for a Roosevelt stop, with June 18 expected for a definite trip announcement. If held, up to a quarter million people from Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Colorado and Kansas could attend.
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Carl Hinton
Amarillo
The
Highway Association
Marvin Jones
Roosevelt
McCarty
John McCarty
White House
Congressman Jones
Marvin McIntyre
Amairlca
John Roosevelt
Boston
Texas
Ohio
Paducah
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Fort Worth
San Francisco
New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
Gordon Bennett Wounded After Cafe Shooting
Gordon Red Bennett of Amherst was shot five times during a cafe fist fight in Clovis at 5 o'clock. He lies in critical condition at a local hospital. A Carlsbad man is jailed pending outcome of injuries with no charges filed yet.
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Clovis
Gordon “Red” Bennett
Amherst
Bennett
Carlsbad
Aviation leaders form Southwest Aviation Conference alliance
In Wichita on June 3 eight states backed turning the Southwest Aviation Conference into a permanent body and set Fort Worth Texas as the site for the next meeting on March 24. Officers named in Oklahoma City last March were kept: Moss Patterson Oklahoma City president Alfred Mac Donald Wichita vice president and R Mooney Kansas City secretary treasurer.
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Wichita
Kan
Southwest Aviation Conference
Fort Worth
Texas
Oklahoma City
Moss Patterson
Alfred MacDonald
R. Mooney
Kansas City
Crop Premiums Discussed By Texas Representative
Washington June 3 Representative Jones of Texas proposed that farmers with bumper harvests be allowed to prepay crop insurance premiums several years in advance. Such premiums are paid with farm products.
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Washington
Jones
Texas
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Texas Panhandle
Amarillo and vicinity expect local thundershowers and cooler conditions Saturday. West Texas mostly cloudy with possible showers and cooler north portions. New Mexico partly cloudy Saturday with unsettled east and central areas and little temperature change. Amarillo yesterday recorded 7 A.M. and noon temperatures in the text.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
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Vera
Panhandle Patrol
Allied
New Post
NEA
Tex
Gordon Bennett
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