British House Shouts Approval of Debts Policy
June 5 London report says Chancellor Ne Ville Chamberlain announced suspension of debt payments until the United States agrees on full settlement. He cited the Johnson act as blocking token payments and noted Roosevelt had not guaranteed non default treatment. Parliament voiced strong support and complained over timing of a British note publication.
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London
House of Commons
Great Britain
NeVille Chamberlain
United States
Britain
Roosevelt
Chamberlain
Ronald Lindsay
Washington
Ronald
House
State Department
Lipscomb Farmman Directs Cotton Act
Special to The News Lichte, formerly county agent, is appointed to administer the Bankhead cotton act for Texas. He left for Washington to receive instructions and orders, with Dallas as his future headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipscomb
F. FE. Lichte
Texas
Manners Win Pup Freedom Despite Barking Complaint
Dallas June 5 Little Bit an eight month old bulldog was exonerated in Corporation Court after Slaton Turner accused him of disturbing neighbors. Three prosecution witnesses failed to prove barking. fifteen defense witnesses showed the dog’s perfect manners. The case was dismissed and Little Bit cheered with a final "Yipe! Yipe!"
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Dallas
Little Bit
Corporation Court
C. T. Hopson
Slaton Turner
Relief agency to distribute drought cows and yearlings
The emergency relief administration will place cows and yearlings from drought areas with farm families in 16 states to supply milk and beef. Some cattle are condemned for disease while others are certified for milk or fattening. Meat and dairy products will not enter commercial channels. loans or sales to relief families are expected. Counties in eight states expand drought area relief, including Castro, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Bureau of Animal Industry
The
Relief Corporation
Castro
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Georgia
Florida
Oklahoma
Texas
Farm Administration
Death suspect held after deputy is killed in Indiana
Robert Neal of Bloomington confessed to participating in the slaying of a Scott County deputy sheriff and wounding of a Seymour officer. He named two youths Toots Lang and Ed Coffin as accomplices and described events from Bloomington to Underwood, including a car wreck and a later kidnapping of an 18 year old farm youth. Neal denied possessing a gun, said Coffin killed Deputy Amick, and indicated he separated from the others after the Underwood shooting.
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Bedford
Ind
Robert Neal
Bloomington
Scott County
Seymour
Donald Franklin
State Police District
Neal
Franklin
Toots” Lang
Helmsburg, Ind
Ed Coffin
Shelby County
Coffin
Harold Amick
Underwood
John Pfaffenberger
Helmsburg
Brown County
Lung
Ohio
Amick
Mrs Roosevelt Invited to Tyler Rose Festival Visit
Texans invited Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt to Tyler Texas for the October 11 and 12 rose festival but she declined due to a birthday party with the President. The group said she would visit Austin in the fall and had promised to attend the 1935 festival.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tyler
Texen
Roosevelt
Austin
Texas
Sheppard and Connally
Jesse H. Jones
RFC
Sanders
Carl L. Estes
Estes
Bing Crosby Becomes Twice Uncle to Twins
Spokane report states singer Bing Crosby is now an uncle twice after twin girls were born to his brother Ted Crosby and his wife.
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Bing Crosby
Spokane
Wash
U.P
Hollywood
Ted
Santa Claus Buys Gifts as June Sun Bears Down
Borger June 5 The Borger Red Cross chapter and church workers are buying and wrapping Christmas gifts to fill five overseas soldiers' bags. Local shopkeepers dust off Christmas Seals and prepare tissue paper ribbons for the June surprise. Last year the American Red Cross sent bags to 15 000 overseas soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borger
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Panhandle cattlemen welcome Hill as director of buying
Grover Hill takes a director role for buying in the Panhandle area with hopes of aiding cattle raising. He has previously represented Panhandle cowmen in Washington and helped outline the Jones Connally Bill designating beef as a basic commodity. The agriculturalists conference opens at 10 this morning in the Amarillo Hotel.
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Panhandle
Hill
Panhandle Cattlemen
Washington
Agriculturalists Conference
Amarillo
Weather outlook for Oklahoma wheat and corn gains
The state foresees little wheat production this year while officials report the drought may be broken. Harry B. Cordell, president of the state board of agriculture, says wheat is in fair shape and corn is good, suggesting improved prospects across the region.
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Oklahoma
Harry B. Cordell
State Board of Agriculture
Ickes says Malmin pressed for appointment to influence via president
In Chicago, Ickes recounts a petition against his handling of the Saunders estate by Larsen that was dismissed for signing flaws. He recalls Malmin seeking an appointment and attempting to meet the President through Ickes, proposing to link Malmin as a close ally to gain influence over Ickes’s administration.
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Chicago
Ickes
Larsen
Saunders
Malmin
Virgin Islands
Judge Malmin
Blackmail remarks surface in gubernatorial appointment feud
In a heated exchange, a speaker claims pressuring Larsen to halt the proceedings and warns that if Larsen becomes governor of the Virgin Islands, his reputation and professional standing would be at risk. The speaker vows not to submit to blackmail and dismisses Larsen with a harsh rebuke.
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Larsen
The
Virgin Islands
G O P Policy Committee Seeks Square Deal Platform
Six men and three women will craft the Republican policy statement after a deficit of 206000 is reported. The Square Deal slogan is eyed for adoption as the committee adjourns and reports tomorrow. Illinois leaders contribute 20000 while Pennsylvania and New York add 15000 and other pledges push the war chest toward ten thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Getz
Chicago
Illinois
Pennsylvania
New York
Getz
Prison escapee confrontation ends with gunfire near Fort Worth
Police chase leads to Deadly firefight as guards tackle four convicts who escaped the prison farm. Odell McHugh identified in a photo as one fugitive. Laymance wounded guarding the suspect’s pistol taken in a struggle. Bailey stalled between crossfire as Reynolds and escaping inmates exchanged shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laymance
Waetherford
Fort Worth
Odell Charles McHugh
Reynolds
Fort Worth detectives pursue escaped convict in wooded chase
Nine Fort Worth detectives and Texas Rangers chased fugitives after an officer tried to load a suspect into a car. Gunfire erupted as the escapee ran toward Cleveland, who was wounded near Weatherford hospital after being aided by Bailey. Identified suspect McHugh by photographs on file.
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Fort Worth
Leon Hannah
Big Abernathy
Bailey
Cleveland
Reynolds
Weatherford Hospital
McHugh
Information on German American Economic Bulletin contract
Testimony details a 6000 monthly fee for the 1st Information Office handling travel information and a German American Economic Bulletin mailout to about 3000 newspapers. Viereck receives part of the fee as commission. other payments to Dickey and Bucir are noted. Father Gross discusses a pamphlet on Hungary Germany and Austria.
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Germany
New York
Dickey
George Sylvester Viereck
Viereck
Vincent Lancaster
Carl Byoir and Associates
Kiep
Bucir
Father Gross
Hungary
Austria
Ambassador Luther Named Sponsor of Books
A letter accuses Ambassador Dr. Luther of funding and promoting book publications. It warns that using these documents could provoke repercussions in the American and world press and jeopardize U S German ties. The German embassy dismisses propaganda claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Luther
Germany
Oil control debate rages over Texas power and unregulation
The Texas commission faces criticism as Thompson argues it has ample power to curb oil production and enforce stricter controls. He condemns a provision giving Ickes authority to direct future field development, claiming it favors big interests and harms small producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha T Tme
Thompson
Texas Commission
Commission
Ickes
Cardus Promoted As A Safe Vegetable Remedy For Women
An advertisement touts Cardus as a harmless vegetable tonic for women during the change of life. It cites Mrs. Clara C. Allen of Enfield and other women who claim improved strength and benefits for themselves and daughters. It also urges consulting a physician if no benefit is felt.
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Cardus
Clara C. Allen
Enfield
Oil code decision stirs committee debate over authority
Charles Fahy, counsel for the petroleum administration, argues the court ruling validating the oil code leaves the administration underpowered. He contends the decision does not uphold restricting production to market demand or allocating output by state. Three former Texas governors Hobby Sterling and Moody reportedly consented to be recorded as opposing the bill.
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Charles Fahy
The
Petroleum Administration
Texas
W. P. Hobby
R. 8. Sterling
Dan Moody
Ellwood Fouts
Houston
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Richard Cromwell
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Anne
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