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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1938

Page

3

Hungary Faces Nazi Pressures in Imredy Era

Bela Imredy, Hungarys new prime minister, vows to curb extremist groups including pro German Nazis without inviting German backlash. He confronts a Nazi movement landscape tied to land reform demands, with landless peasants numbering about one million and pressure from powerful landowners.

Budapest Associated Press Bela Imredy Germany Hungary Trianon Imredy Austria Nicholas Horthy The National Bank Hun

S.S.S. Tonic Promises Vitality and Red Blood Cell Strength

An advertisement touts S.S.S. Tonic as a simple internal remedy to rebuild red blood cells, boost energy, improve weight, nerves, and skin health. It claims generations of use and scientific backing, urging readers to start the treatment and notice improved well being, available at drug stores.

S.S.S U.S.S S.S.5. Co

Jury Rejects Pogany Portrait Suit Against Actress

Superior Judge Jesse F. Stephens instructed the jury to verdict for actress Miss Bennett in the dispute over Willy Pogany’s portrait. Pogany argued a $3,500 agreement, while the court ruled the case belongs in municipal court since he was paid $500 for the painting. The 12 jurors expressed sympathy for Pogany but were told to find for the actress.

Los Angeles Constance Bennett Willy Pogany Jesse F. Stephens Pogany W. B. George, Jr

Davies Confers With Stalin in Moscow Meeting

United States Ambassador Joseph Davies met Joseph Stalin for two hours in Moscow. Davies, bound for Belgium, called the discussion broad in world affairs and said he was glad for the opportunity. The session ended without details released.

Moscow United States Joseph BE Davis Joseph Stalin Stalin Communist Party Soviet Russia Davies Belgium Michael Kalining all-Russia Central Executive Committee Molotoff

TSCW Receives $15,000 Gift at Commencement

W. R. Nicholson of Longview donated 15000 dollars to the campus chapel fund during the 35th annual commencement at Texas State College for Women in Denton. Dr. L H Hubbard accepted on behalf of the board, faculty and students. The gift honors Nicholson's three daughters who trained at the college.

Denton W. R. Nicholson Longview Texas State College For Women L. H. Hubbard Board of Regents Nicholson

Navy Sets Up Expanded Radio Network for Pacific Warships

The Navy advances a new $1 million radio station at Cheltenham Maryland with 559 acres, 400 foot towers, and plans to move Arlington masts to Annapolis. The system links Washington to ships worldwide via strategic stations in Panama, San Francisco, Hawaii and the Philippines. Congress seeks to buy 300 more acres at Annapolis to expand facilities.

Washington Navy Cheltenham Annapolis Congress Arlington Panama San Francisco Hawaii Philippines Canal Zone Pacific

Rational Knowledge Most Potent Force

Dr. Howard Mumford Jones of Harvard addresses about 1,000 University of Texas graduates urging wider use of rational knowledge as the most potent force in the world. He warns dictators fear enlightenment and calls for tolerance and faith in human understanding.

Austin University of Texas Howard Mumford Jones Harvard University

BC headache relief advertisement text

A vintage style ad promotes BC as a quick acting remedy for headaches neuralgia and nervousness. It claims fast relief without opium or derivatives and highlights 10 cent and 25 cent sizes.

Government Wins Ruling in Harlan Coal Conspiracy Case

In London Kentucky on June 6 the government secured a key ruling in the Harlan coal conspiracy trial. Judge H Church Ford allowed testimony given at a national labor relations board hearing by 19 coal corporations and 44 defendants to be used at the federal trial. Walter Gallagher of government counsel began reading the board transcript in court.

London Kentucky Harlan H. Church Ford National Labor Relations Board Labor Board Ford Walter Gallagher

Infant Robert Vernon Belton Buried in Kansas City

Funeral services were held in Tampa, Kansas for 10 month old Robert Vernon Belton, son of Mr and Mrs J R Belton of Dalhart. The infant died Friday.

Dalhart Tampa Kan Robert Vernon Belton J. R. Belton

Acreage Cut Forecast for Cotton in 1938-39 Season

New York June 6 U P total cotton plantings for 1938 39 are put at 28 592 000 acres a 17 1 percent drop from last season s 34 001 000 acres The crop is seen at 12 674 000 bales with condition at 769 percent of normal and 18 days late The estimate is the fourth private forecast this year with other estimates ranging higher or lower.

New York U.P International Statistical Bureau Fairchild Bureau Clement Curtis & Co

Rainfall in Hansford County 1885 to 1923 Noted

A graph by Grover students under Superintendent Wilson records Hansford County moisture levels, showing 37 inches in 1885, 32 inches in 1905, and about 33 inches in 1923. Normal yearly rainfall averaged around 20 inches, with wet and dry years cycling roughly every 11 years.

Dalhart Texas Hansford County Texas Panhandle Mary Alice McClellan Ada Joyce Spivey Grover Wilson

Hereford C C Plans County Membership Drive

Hereford Chamber of Commerce directors announced a county wide membership drive for June 10-11 and a reorganization to adopt a more aggressive policy. President A H Strei said the drive aims to include rural areas and the city with extensive advertising for shallow water irrigation and fine bred cattle that have made the area famous.

Hereford Chamber of Commerce A. H. Strei

Episcopalians Plan Camp at Ceta Canyon

The Protestant Episcopal Church North Texas Missionary District will hold a youth conference June 13 to 24 at Ceta Canyon near Plainview. For ages 14 through 24, the event shifts from Lubbock after nine years to emphasize the camp feature on the Methodist grounds north of here.

Plainview Protestant Episcopal Church of the North Texas Missionary District Ceta Canyon Lubbock

Does bladder irritation wake you up at night warning?

Ad copy for a 4 day test product promising relief for bladder irritation and excess acid with a 25 cent offer. Claims include nightly urination disruptions, burning, backache or leg pains and urges purchase at City Drug Store or Fox Drug Co.

Nature City Drug Fox Drug Co Ady

Hereford Bonds Retired Amid City Water Works Pension

Hereford city announces retirement of $2,000 in water works and sewerage pension bonds. Mayor J. Paddock reports the bonds have been paid off, closing the municipal debt as of this date.

Hereford City of Hereford Water Works J. Paddock

BLUE STAR OINT MENT itch relief ad notice

An ad promotes BLUE STAR OINT MENT as a soothing remedy for itching from eczema rash tetter ringworm pimples and similar conditions. It offers money back if not satisfied and lists price and point of purchase with Star Products Co. Houston Texas.

Star Products Co Desk 4 Houston Tex

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