Unity in ranks for party's good at Young Democrats event
Elliott Roosevelt addressed the Young Democrats Club at their third annual convention in Municipal Auditorium, urging unity and a spirit of the constitution as written. He linked the New Deal to a broader revival of national principles, criticizing opposition and stressing public relief and liberty.
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Roosevelt
Texas
Young Democrats Club
Elliott Roosevelt
United States
Settle
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Municipal Auditorium
J. Doyle Settle
Abernathy
University of Texas
U. S
Alamo
San Jacinto
Republican
James
NRA
Elliott Roosev
Supreme Court
University group sparks turmoil at Young Democrats session
Friday at Municipal Auditorium the University faction dominated heated exchanges over Rules 6 and 10 and the resolutions committee. A clash intensified after Phil Overton questioned picks, prompting cries of undemocratic railroading and a caucus planned to name the panel. The chair threatened removal as Ernest McCormick challenged leadership, ending another convention session amid fireworks and threats.
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Municipal Auditorium
Resolutions Committee
Ernest McCormick
Bill Mayfield
Friendship Ties Tighten Between New Mexico and Panhandle
Governor Clyde Tingley led a New Mexico delegation at an American Business Club luncheon in Amarillo. He discussed shared problems with Panhandle officials, praised New Mexico highways, and donated two young deer for the Potter County Zoo. The group included Carmen Espinosa and other Santa Fe and Tucumcari officials.
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New Mexico
Panhandle
Clyde Tingley
Sunshine State
American Business Club
Tingley
Hot Springs
Many Delegations to Ask New Roads Hearings
The state highway commission today registered many county delegations for hearings Monday on requests for highway construction designations and other improvements. A Harrison Gregg Upshur Wood Van Zandt Kaufman and Dallas county group called for completion of the route to the East Texas oil field area. Galveston County officials would discuss the Galveston ferry and roads while Tarrant and Travis County groups addressed a county road plan and a general program.
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Austin
State Highway Commission
East Texas Oil Field
Harrison
Gregg
Upshur
Wood
van Zandt
Kaufman
Dallas
Galveston
Galveston Ferry
Tarrant
Travis
Missouri Race Wager Bill Vetoed
Jefferson City Mo June 7 Governor Park vetoed the Hess Horse Hound bill to legalize betting on horse races statewide and dog racing in St Louis area. He cited public welfare overruling private interests and linked the move to New Deal doctrine amid aging racing prohibition.
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Jefferson City
Guy B. Park
St. Louis
Governor Park
Missouri
Roosevelt and Morgenthau Hint New Wealth Tax Plan
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt and Secretary Morgenthau signaled talks on a broader wealth redistribution via higher gift and inheritance taxes. The president urged greater wealth distribution and Morgenthau planned meetings with congressional leaders to outline workable tax changes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Burns
Roosevel
British Embassy in Rome Guarded After Ita lian Criticism
Rome June 7 five uniform guards and plainclothes men surrounded the British embassy as Italian papers intensified attacks on Britain's Ethiopia policy. In London Lord Privy Seal Eden dismissed Saltan charges as absurd while editors warned of war talk. Also notes on Miss Marion Kelly and Miss Sally Morgan leaving for California for summer study and Meyer Landauer's return from Oklahoma A&M with a degree.
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Rome
England
Italy
Caribinieri
National Police
Benito Mussolini
London
Anthony Eden
Privy Seal
House of Commons
Saltan
Britain
Marion Kelly
Sally Morgan
California
Kelly
University of Texas
Miss Morgan
Stephens College
Columbia
Missouri
Japan fixes deadline for China to yield in North China
Tokyo announces a definite date June 11 for China to yield to Japan demands in North China. Dispatches vary on delivery. tensions rise as Japanese troops march in foreign areas and major upheaval seems imminent in Peiping Tientsin and Paotingfu. observers fear a new outbreak of hostilities.
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Tokyo
China
Japan
Hopeh
Peiping
Clarendon Honors Governor and Aide
Governor James V. Allred and his secretary E. J. Clark were greeted in Clarendon with a 7 a.m. breakfast en route to Pampa for a pre Centennial celebration. Seventy attendees heard introductions by Judge W. T. Link, who praised Clark as a first-time Panhandle visitor and Allred as a great governor.
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Clarendon
James V. Allred
E. J. Clark
Pampa
W. T. Link
Clark
Panhandle
Allred
God the Only Cause and Creator Lesson Feature
A lesson sermon titled God the Only Cause and Creator will be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday June 9. The Golden Text cites Known Unto God are all his works from the beginning of the world. The Bib- li passages emphasize God as creator and sustainer, while the Christian Science text stresses spirit and creation as expressions of God.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Heaven
Mary Baker Eddy
Wilson Strikers Enforce Boycott In Oklahoma City
The 14 000 strong union packers began a city wide boycott against Wilson and Company on day four of the strike. Leaders said the move massed the labor movement’s strongest weapon yet while company officials urged the public to keep buying to protect the market.
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Oklahoma City
Wilson and Company
Burglary Indictments Return Against Three Men
Potter County grand jury yesterday charged Don Phillips Lem Bovie and Jock Moore with burglaries. All three were in county jail awaiting proceedings.
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Potter County
Don Phillips
Lem Bovie
Jock Moore
Around the Clock KGNC Saturday Radio Schedule Summary
KGNC airs a full day Saturday lineup from 6:15 a.m. to 11 p.m. featuring farm hour, musical clocks, market reports, home economics, various music programs, news headlines, church hour, Blatz Baseball broadcasts, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and final segments including micro news and the world organ.
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Micro News
Betsy
Elliott Roosevelt
KGNC
Jane Walker
Home Economist
Guy Lombardo
Lee Morse
Tom Gerun
Kay Costello
Harold von Emburgh
Levine
Louis H. Smith, Jr
Cal Farrey
Lou Children
Verlena Stringer
Studio Grand
Ted Wallace
Abe Lyman
Allison
Charles Hackett
Sunny Coleman
Club Sido Orchestra
Nat
Late
Watson Turner
The
World Organ
Micro
Baptist Girls Camp Draws 245 Enrollees at Ceta Canyon
The Baptist Girls Camp of District No. 9 in Ceta Canyon enrolled 245 girls this week with Mrs. Charles Harter in charge. Mission study classes were held for each W M A auxiliary. Rev. R E Best led music and A L Manjet spoke as a special guest. Fellowship was excellent and one girl was converted.
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District No. 9
Ceta Canyon
Charles Harter
Happy
J. E. Clark
Amherst
Sunbeams
G. C. Griffith
Abernathy
G. A
Clara May
Wilson
New Mexico
Lawyer Held In Nab Case In Havana
Havana June 7 Antonio San Miguel's lawyer Pedro Herrera Sotolongo was detained for questioning as police and soldiers hunt nine kidnappers of the 78 year old magnate. The operation centered in Santos Suarez near San Miguel's home. Bailout efforts and ransom talks followed as authorities warned of an encounter. The kidnap gang reportedly demanded 266000 dollars for the former senator publisher and magnate.
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Havana
Antonio San Miguel
Pedro Herrera Sotolongo
Santos Suarez
San Miguel
Herrera Sotolongo
Simon Arleta
Arturo Mujica
Hereria Sotolongo
Carlos Medieta
Joven
Cuba” Radical Organization
Merle Mack Band Opens Engagement at Nat Tonight
Merle Mack and his orchestra open tonight at The Nat replacing Sunny Coleman’s Club Lido band, after arriving from White City Club Ogden Utah. Norman Steppe of Music Corporation of America hails the group as a fine combination for Panhandle audiences. Mary Palmer sings. Reservations for supper club seating may be made by calling 26167.
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Merle Mack
H. A. Dyer
Mack
Sunny Coleman
Lido Orchestra
Texarkana
White City
Ogden
Utah
Panhandle
Norman Steppe
Music Corporation of America
Dallas
Dyer
Normandie Sets Sail for Havre at 28 Knots
New York June 7 The liner Normandie began a leisurely crossing to France under Captain Rene Pugnet who said no record run would be attempted. The ship will cruise at about 28 knots, aiming to reach Havre late Wednesday afternoon.
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New York
Normandie
Rene Pugnet
Havre
City 10 Join in Rail Week
Amarillo merchants and civic leaders promote National Railroad Week June 10 to 15 with official ceremonies. Three locomotives from Panhandle and Santa Fe, Rock Island, and Burlington Lines will be staged at 8 am before Fort Worth and Denver station. Amarillo girls will blow whistles. air conditioned cars unveiled. Boy and Girl Scouts tours scheduled. Cullum cites railroads as drivers of economic recovery and community service.
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Western Railroads
J. Roy Cullum
Amarillo
Rock Island
Burlington
Fort Worth & Denver
Cullum
Midnight Matinee Shows The Ghoul at Texas Theater
The Texas Theater hosts a midnight matinee of The Ghoul featuring Boris Karloff. No children admitted unless accompanied by adults. Doors open 11:30 pm, show starts 11:45 pm. Ben Golding, manager, notes the film’s chilling appeal and British production. Bill Mac Williams returns from Kemper Military School and earns football and track letters. Jim Weymouth comes home from Texas University after attending in Austin.
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Texas
Ben Golding
Boris Karloff
Karloff
Britain
Bill Mac Williams
Roy Williams
Polk Street
Attering Kemper Military School
Booneville
Missouri
Bill Mac
River Tragedy Claims Girl and Brother Near Southland
A 15 year old girl Mary Clark Low and her nine year old brother Pete drowned eight miles east of Southland while wading with other children. They could not swim. Neighbors John Irwin Otis Neill and Hubert Johnson helped recover the bodies. the Low family includes several other surviving children.
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Southland
Mary Clark Low
Pete
Here
John Irwin
Jim W. Low
Mr. Low
Sennett Settles Auto Suit for 150 Dollars
Hollywood June 7 Mack Sennett motion picture producer settled a $35 000 damage suit for 150 dollars. He charged he was injured in an automobile accident near Mesa Arizona on January 11 1934 in which Myrtle Mack widow of Charles Mack who belonged to the Black Crow team was driving the car.
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Hollywood
U.P
Mack Sennett
Sennett
Myrtle Mack
Charles Mack
Black Crow
Mack
Mesa
Ariz
Kitchen Towels Offer Bright Patterned Choices
A Needlecraft Department advertisement promotes gay colored kitchen towels and mammy and pickaninny towel patterns. It highlights patterns 845 and 989 with cross stitch work, transfer motifs, and color suggestions. Orders cost 10 cents in stamps or coins, payable to Amarillo Daily News Needlecraft Department in New York.
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Amarillo Daily News Needlecraft Department
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
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