Congressional Race Mixed Up Marvin Jones Will Seek Reelection
Congress candidate Marvin Jones yielded to a White House request to remain in Congress during the current international crisis. He filed his name in 28 counties for the district’s Democratic primary while signaling no active campaign and leaving the decision to the electorate. Several other announced candidates, including Dusty Miller and Dennis Zimmerman, plan to stay in or withdraw as Jones’ course becomes clearer.
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T. W. Cotten
H. N. Wheeler
Robert Ricks
J. L. Carter
Floyd V. Studer
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R. E. Underwood
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Lawrence Hagg
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Dusty) Miller
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Rumors Disturb Tangier See Campaign in Tangier
Rome June 3 Stefani, the Italian news agency, said Tangier and the international settlement’s population were disturbed by rumors that the Allies plan to land troops there to oppose Spanish claims on Gibraltar. It added a campaign of incitement against Italians was underway in Algeria and Casablanca.
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Germany
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Eden
Rounds Up 1700 Suspects Sent to Egyptian Camps
Around seven hundred Fifth Column suspects were moved to internment camps in upper and lower Egypt. About 600 were seized in Cairo with the remainder in Alexandria. They wait trial before military tribunals as Premisy Maher Pasha says the government seeks stronger internal security amid rising Middle East tensions. Guards over telegraph and rail networks plus patrols and requisition plans target safe evacuation of children and the elderly if invasion occurs.
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Amarillo Weather Outlook Tuesday Through Wednesday
Amarillo and vicinity expect afternoon thunderstorms Tuesday with varied cloud cover. West Texas shows late day thundershowers, cooler northward Wednesday. southern areas may see afternoon activity. New Mexico forecasts mix of clouds and scattered thundershowers northeast of Amarillo, with generally fair Wednesday and cooler conditions in the north.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Clovis Prepares Triple Show For Coronado Entrada Opening
Clovis New Mexico pursues a three fold celebration with Hollywood Air Aces aerial circus Coronado Entrada and Pioneer Day rodeos. A large turnout is expected with air shows, parades, rodeos and a countywide decorating spree across June 3 to June 7.
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Hollywood Air Aces
Monroe Doctrine Gains Favor Amid War Preparations
Washington reports a strengthening of the Monroe Doctrine with Senate and House resolutions backed by the administration to prevent any transfer of Western Hemisphere territory. The piece notes steps to boost military production, expand pilot training, increase the Navy, and potential use of national guards, amid broader defense measures.
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House Committee
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Martin
Massachusetts
Aiee
Barbara Hendrickson
Republi
O'Daniel Warns of Gossip On Fifth Column
Governor W Lee O Daniel warns Texans against idle gossip about Fifth Column activities in a Sunday porch broadcast. He cautions that there may be traitors and un-American actions but urges turning information to authorities for thorough investigations and avoiding sensational talk about innocent people.
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Austin
U.P
Stroke Savers Begin Today to Cut Golf Scores
Gene Sarazen, former American and British Open champion, explains how the average golfer can lower scores in six illustrated stories beginning today. Sarazen seeks his third U S Open title this week.
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Budd Approves Childress Plan for Defense Shops
Ralph Budd president of Burlington Railway and National Defense Advisory Council member backs converting Childress FW and D shops into a preparedness plant. FW and D official C D Peckenpaugh also endorses the plan while J Ross Bell and Clyde L Jones prepare to brief Washington officials on the facilities and advantages. Budd plans to speak at Texas Tech tonight in Lubbock before returning.
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National Defense Advisory Council
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Lubbock
Texas Technological College
J. Ross Bell
Clyde L. Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
British Blamed In Spy Activity
Berlin reports the German foreign office accuses British secret service of sending agents to Central America to destabilize the western hemisphere and strain US relations with Germany. Plans include false German operatives in Mexico and sabotage of the Panama Canal.
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German Foreign Office
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Reich
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Central America
Europe
Foreign Office
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Flanders
Britain
United States Liner Roosevelt Pressed by Refugee Load
The U S liner President Roosevelt sailing to New York carried 720 passengers including a list of American war refugees. The voyage from Galway, Ireland, was reported by the American embassy in London and the ship’s accommodations were stretched to capacity.
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Yonai Says U.S. Warships No Menace to Japan
Premier Admiral Mitsumasa Yonai told reporters that American ships in Hawaiian waters do not threaten Japan and that the Japanese navy cannot be defeated. He added Japan will face any European development but will maintain its non intervention policy for now.
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Tokyo
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Mitsumasa Yonai
United States
Hawaiian Waters
Yonai
CAA Aviation Course Open To Panhandle
Amarillo College reports about 50 applications and West Texas State College Canyon counts around 15 as the Civil Aeronautics Authority flight training quota for the Panhandle remains underfilled. Amarillo Air Service signals possible enlargement of the local quota beyond 80, with an expected 100 or more students. The program runs June 15 to September 1, with modest ground costs and private pilot licenses granted upon completion.
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Paris Raid Over Paris as 17 Nazi Planes Brought Down
Nazi bombers struck Paris and its outskirts in a heavy raid that dropped more than a thousand bombs. At least 45 people were killed and 149 wounded as raids reached Marseille and Lyon. German and Italian actions heightened fears of a broader war escalation.
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Lssued
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Belgian Army Surrenders In Face Of German Advance
A Belgian staff officer says King Leopold III surrendered an army reduced to fighting with bayonets as British aid failed to arrive. He notes 250,000 Belgians training in France, aiming for 300,000 in the field by fall to replace losses. A Paris broadcast says men aged 19 to 35 were ordered into service, while troops on La Panne beach begged to be evacuated to resume fighting for Belgium.
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Ernest Thompson Honored by Tech
Railroad Commissioner Ernest O. Thompson, governor candidate, receives an honorary bachelor of laws from Texas Technological College in Lubbock. He will then go to Roswell to deliver the commencement address at the New Mexico Military Institute on Tuesday.
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New Mexico Military Institute
There’s money in a spring house cleaning and selling
A newspaper ad urges housewives to inventory their homes at spring cleaning time and lists Globe-News Want Ads as the channel to sell anything they own. Dial 6262 for Want Ad Headquarters and start turning items into cash.
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Pampa Reimagines Coronado Journey With Son Twist
In a staged Coronado Entrada at Pampa a historical shift occurs as the explorer is presented with a wife and a son, altering the traditional account. The production, set for June 13 to 15, reexamines the 16th century voyage and family outcomes, contrasting with the known history of a wife and two daughters.
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Mariana
He Isn't FDR's Son but He Gets Courtesy
In Boston on June 3 James A Roosevelt an oiler on a motorship explains that bearing the President's eldest son name brings him advantages. Officials in South American countries often treat him as the President's son and grant special privileges.
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Rivera’s Secretary Flees Mexico City After Threat Note
Miss Leah Brenner, American private secretary to Diego Rivera, left Mexico City by plane after reporting a threatening note slipped under her door. United States Vice Consul Kenneth Oakley escorted her to the airport following her warning that she and other Yankees had better look up.
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