King George Visits Washington Amid War-Time Scrutiny
Washington notes the first reigning British monarch visit to the United States occurs at a pivotal era as diplomats pore over potential aims. The London envoy says the sole political purpose is to improve friending ties while Britain seeks allies, and observers weigh possible impacts on US neutrality policy and allied sentiment.
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Ronald Lindsay
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British Empire
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Great Britain
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Enderbury
California
Australia
Adolf Hitler
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Ottawa
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Duchess of Kent Escapes Assassination Attempt in London
A gunman fired near Duchess of Kent Marina as she left Belgrave Square for a movie. She and Lady Portarlington were unharmed. a sawed off shotgun was recovered. A parallel incident near Earl of Harewood's home involved a broken glass panel. Police subdued the assailant and examined the weapon.
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Duchess of Kent
Belgrave Square
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Lady Portarlington
British Press Association
Earl of Harewood
Princess Royal
Lord Harewood
Marlborough Street
Duchess
U. S. Told to Keep Philippines
Paul V. McNutt, high commissioner for the Philippines, warned at a Shanghai luncheon that US flag remain raised to keep influence in the Far East. He said complete independence now could lead to servitude for the Philippines as the United States tours home with Mrs. McNutt.
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Shanghai
United States
Far East
Paul V. McNutt
Philippines
Shanghai American University Club
Postmasters Named from Texas for Senate Confirmation
The President sent to the Senate for confirmation today postmaster nominations from Texas including Happy James G. Ponder of Lubbock Amos H. Howard of Panhandle and Lloyd O. Waldron.
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Senate
Texas
Happy
James G. Ponder
Lubbock
Amos H. Howard
Panhandle
Lloyd O. Waldron
Globe-News Want Ads repeat results in old tale
An old Globe-News Want Ad column notes two ads rented quickly for a three room house and a two room apartment. The piano ad sold a Kimball piano for 35 dollars after three days, with contact number 2 1488.
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Globe-News
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Youth Seeks Mother Who Left Him in Depot 27 Years Ago
Francis M. Lowman of Newton Kansas searches in Amarillo for his mother who deserted him at Wichita Santa Fe depot on July 6 1912. The Wichita Eagle described a 10 day to two week old boy left alone for hours with no identifying marks. Patrolman Covell noted a small excited woman with a baby alighting from Amarillo train No 118. Lowman believes his father died in an Amarillo accident soon before his abandonment and that his foster parents were not his real ones.
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the Inquirer
Philadelphia
Immigrant boy to millionaire Moe Annenberg's rise in media
A Philadelphia profile chronicles Moe Annenberg, immigrant newsboy turned magnate behind the Philadelphia Inquirer and related ventures. It traces his Milwaukee days, Hearst rise, vast estates, and shift from the Republican to reform era politics as his paper adopts a new independent stance.
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Moe Annenberg
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Tor
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Arthur Brisbane
Wisconsin News
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Hearst Executive Council
New York Daily Mirror
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Esther
Pearl
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Enid
Lita
Evelyn
Harriet
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Annenberg Income Probe Begun in Chicago
A federal grand jury in Chicago began investigating publisher M. L. Annenberg's income taxes today. District Attorney Campbell said 100 subpoenas were issued and the jury will scrutinize the entire Annenberg financial structure for possible criminal intent to avoid payment. Annenberg, 61, publishes the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Daily Racing Form among others.
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M. L. Annenberg
William J. Campbell
James H. Wilkerson
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Annenberg
Philadelphia Inquirer
Daily Racing Form
New York Morning Telegraph
Thetis Sinking Prompted Full Public Inquiry
Prime Minister Chamberlain announced in the House of Commons a full public inquiry into the sinking of the submarine Thetis. He outlined a provisional cause: flooding of forward compartments through a bow torpedo tube, with the rear door opening for reasons not yet explained.
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London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Wedding Stationery and Gifts for June Brides
Russell Stationery Co announces a selection of wedding stationery and related gifts crafted for June brides. The collection features invites, menus, place cards, and keepsakes designed to suit traditional and modern wedding themes.
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Russell Stationery Co
Pendergast Suffers Heart Attack in Leavenworth
Washington reports former Kansas City political leader Tom Pendergast has had a rather serious heart attack in Leavenworth federal penitentiary. He is hospitalized, not out of danger. Pendergast entered the prison May 29 after being convicted of evading federal income taxes and received a 15 month sentence.
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Washington
Justice Department
Tom Pendegast
Kansas City
Federal
Leavenworth
Kan
Pendergast
Deficit reported in Texas General Fund
State Treasurer Charley Lockhart announced a semi monthly treasury report showing a deficit of 17,249,789 in the general revenue fund, a reduction of 640,000 from the May 20 deficit, with warrants totaling 1,318,617 called for presentation, covering issues prior to November 21, 1938.
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Austin
Charley Lockhart
State Treasury
General Revenue Fund
Weather summary for Texas New Mexico and vicinity
Tuesday forecast calls for generally fair skies in Texas and New Mexico with little temperature change. Amarillo readings shown with hourly estimates and a high around 92 and a low near 57 with earlier data noting highs near 92 and a low around 38.
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Sanlsa
Texas
Tuesay New Mexico
Amarillo
Aise Cdecas
Hague-CIO ruling triggers planned Jersey City meeting
Supreme Court upholds free assembly and power to regulate meetings in streets while striking down Hague Jersey City ordinance. New York milk marketing orders upheld. child labor amendment remains alive after 15 years. Justice Roberts writes the majority on assembly, with Stone offering separate views.
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Norman Thomas
Supreme Court
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Jersey City
American Civil Liberties Union
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Journal Square
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Congress
Hague-Cio
Federal District Court For
New Jersey
Federal Circuit Court
Philadelphia
Roberts
CIO
Justice Stone
Stone
Boston
Justice Reed
High Court
Secretary of Agriculture
King and Queen Explore Frood Mine Deep Underground
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth toured the Frood nickel mine in Sudbury Ontario 2800 feet below surface. They wore safety gear and watched workers drill as 2500 miners were on holiday. the royal party used a battery car to view the ore body containing 11 metals.
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Ont
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
International Nickel Company
Frood
Sailplanes Seek New Records At Wichita Falls Meet
John Robinson of San Diego led the field on points after a day of delays and mishaps during the Southwest Soaring Association meet at Wichita Falls. Speed Westphal flew the ganonia while a tow winch broke, delaying many sailplanes.
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Wichita Falls
John Robinson
San Diego
Clarendon
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Duncan
Oklo
Robinson
Speed Westphal
Ganonia
Westphal
Hollywood
Dick Essery
Lucretia Buxton
Red River
Grandfield
Ohlo
Delbert Booth
Purdue University Flier
Javelina Hide Ban Highlighted by Legislature
Austin June 5 officials report the Senate sent a bill to the governor prohibiting importation of javelina hides from other states or foreign nations. The Legislature approved a bill to protect the animal and outlaw selling hides taken in the state.
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Austin
Senate
Eccles proposes loan cushion from gold profits for small business
Marriner S. Eccles urged Congress to use part of the gold devaluation profits as a cushion for a new loan system. He proposed a separate corporation within the Fed to issue long term and small loans, backed by a revolving fund to cover losses, supplementing bank loan insurance.
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Congress
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Focles
Federal Reserve Board
Utah
Senate Banking
John W. Hanes
The
Treasury
House
Hanes
Wall Street
Morgenthau
Senate
Roosevelt
White House
Eccles
Federal Reserve System
Mead
New York Democrat
Plains Dad Is Sought for Panhandle Competition
The Globe-News invites entries for the Typical Father Contest. Amarillo residents may submit a 500 word description of qualifications and a photo for a chance to win a complete wardrobe and other Father’s Day gifts from local merchants. Entry blanks are available at the Globe-News and participating stores. deadline is 6 o'clock June 14.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Globe-News
Model Home Would Be Real Plainview Writer Draws Plan
Plainview writer Vera Belle Dean outlines her ideal model home for Globe News. She envisions a white Colonial with green shutters, a large lawn, sun porch, and rooms arranged for family life. The design blends comfort with elegance and modern kitchen space.
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