Midwest GOP Confab Opens Amid Talk of New Faces
The Midwest's grass roots Republican conference opens in Springfield Michigan with delegates from ten states. Rumors swirl about 1936 candidates as Frank Lowden prepares the keynote. A new campaign emblem shows a diaper with the slogan Vote Republican.
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Springfield
Midwest
Abraham Lincoln
New Salem
Frank ©. Lowden
Illinois
Landon
Kansas
Frank Knox
Chicago
Dickinson
Iowa
Hamilton Fish
New York
Arthur M. Hyde
Missouri
Lincoln
Hyde
Hoover
No More Travels for Old Longhorn
Kerrville June 9 The 21 year old roan longhorn steer once traveling from L A Schreiner ranch to the Chicago World’s Fair is retired to his ranch home on bran diet. When Schreiner herd members die their heads are mounted in the Charles Schreiner Bank. Seven mounted heads exist with causes including mud hole entrapment intruder shot and natural death. Oldest in the group lived to 23 years.
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Kerrville
L. A
Birds Deter Caterpillars. Black Birds Save Ash Trees
State Forester F W Besley received a call about a caterpillar outbreak at the College Park nursery. He prepared a chemical requisition but a second call revealed a flock of black birds had already descended on the trees and consumed the pests, saving the young ash trees.
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Baltimore
State
F. W. Besley
College Park Nursery
Besley
De Valera Escapes Injury As Platform Collapses
President Eamon De Valera of the Irish Free State escaped injury when a platform collapsed during his unveiling ceremony for a statue to Pick Onenasire, an Irish scholar, in Galway on June 9.
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DE Valera
Galway
Irish Free State
Famon de Valera
Onenasire
Around the Clock KGNC Daytime Schedule
A radio day schedule lists hourly blocks from 6 15 AM to 2 00 PM on KGNC. Program names include Farm Hour, Musical Clock, Jane Walker Home Economist, Red Nichols Music, Coca Cola Lou Children requests, Home Builders Pro gram, Luncheon Musicale, and News headlines with multiple short segments.
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Micro News
Jimmie Hale
Bud Billings
Carson Robinson
Gordon
Jane Walker
Home Economist
Ben Bernie
Connie Boswell
Red Nichols
Symphonic
Levine
Louis H Smith, Jr
Regent’s
Sid Braunig
Coca Cola
Lou
Nightly Broadcast Schedule Highlights Local Programs
A detailed list of radio and TV time slots features Hal Stuarts, Jan Huban, Guy Lombardo and Blatz Baseball broadasts. Other offerings include Siesta Hour Rhumbatisms Pop Concert Calico Days Paul Lindley L Cry Bradford The Fairy Princess and sports segments with Globe-News, Texas League finals and business interviews.
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Hal Stuart
Jan Huban
Guy Lombardo
Paul Lindley
L Cry Bradford
Globe-News
Florence Wentworth
Fred Mayer
Bleiz
Lifealay
Waitz Kings
Dr. Pepper
Rio Grande Boys
Chevrolet
Blatz
Lawrence
Geo. Wood
Church of the Open Bible
SBS
Peter Molyneaux
English youths visit here impress by Texas size and beauty
Two young Englishmen toured the Panhandle yesterday praising the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Fischer and the Southwest. John Cripps of Oxford and Geofry de Freitas of Cambridge spoke of the landscape and Texas girls. They planned a Dalhart visit and spoke of politics, returning to England in July.
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U. 5
Texas
Panhandle
Southwest
J. S. Fischer
Monroe Street
John Cripps
Oxford
Jack Fischer
England
Geoffry de Freitas
Sir Anthony de Frietas
Yale
Cambridge
Cripps
Stafford Cripps
Labor Party
America
Dalhart
Roosevelt
German Flier Held After Landing in Forbidden Zone
In Sarreguemines France on June 9 a German airman Joachim See gert was jailed after landing June 7 in a fortified zone. He says he was lost and believed he was entering Germany but faces a hearing on charges of flying over a forbidden area.
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France
Sarreguemines
Joachim Seegert
Germany
Japanese mission ends Brazil tour with no immediate project
A Japanese economic delegation concluded a Brazil tour in Rio de Janeiro on June 9, finding no immediate Brazilian project on the agenda. The mission cited ongoing discussions and a need for further study before any concrete commitments.
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U. S. Cotton Mart
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Deadline Set for Striking Workers to Return
Oklahoma City June 9 Striking workers at the Wilson and Company plant received letters from the company setting tomorrow morning as the return deadline. Foremen and salesmen were accused of campaigning with strikers to end the walkout, a charge denied by plant manager W. W. Martin. Picket lines at the plant were strengthened though Sunday remained quiet outside.
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Oklahoma City
Wilson and Company
W. W. Martin
Valley Cotton to Move Through Port Isabel Harbor
Valley cotton shipments from the Lower Rio Grande region, totaling 50 000 to 100 000 bales annually, are expected to move through Port Isabel if proposed low rail rates favor the harbor. Rail facilities and other terminals are being completed to handle the tonnage.
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Port Isabel
Rio Grande Valley
Surveyor Estimates Crockett Rainfall Water Volume
Frank Friend, a University of Texas land office surveyor in San Angelo, calculated that a 2.75 inch rainfall over his 18 section Crockett County ranch yielded 860,247,756 gallons or 6,888,982,048 pounds of water. At lawn water rates this would cost $189,254.24. The rainfall was the heaviest in Crockett County in two years.
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San Angelo
Frank Friend
University of Texas Land Office
Crockett County
United States Supplying Raw Cotton to Japan
The United States ships raw cotton to Japan, reinforcing trade ties as Japanese buyers seek textile materials. Officials note steady shipments and growing demand amid postwar economic activity and currency fluctuations.
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United States
Japan
Greece Votes as Monarchy Question Looms in Election
Athens reports extreme government precautions as Greece votes in a general election that could restore the monarchy. Premier Tsaldaris leads a government bloc against monarchists led by Gen John Metaxas, with former King George in exile in Paris.
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Athens
Greece
George Kondylis
Tsaldaris
John Metaxas
Thrace
Macedonia
George
Paris
Treasury to swap securities in June financing
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau announces a pure swap of new securities for old with no new money. Five year notes will pay 112 percent annually in exchange for maturities of 3 percent notes due June 15 and 1 5 8 percent notes due August. cash may be demanded for maturing debts not turned in. Cash subscriptions for new notes will not be considered.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
Farm Tank Swim Is Fatal For 10 Year Boy
Roscoe Texas June 9 William Edwards Williams 15 son of Mr and Mrs W E Williams drowned in a farm tank near here Saturday afternoon while swimming with two other boys.
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Roscoe, Tex
William Edwards Williams
W. E. Williams
Here
Court of Appeals Rules Newspaper Circulation Costs Tax Deductible
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals held that money a newspaper spends to maintain its circulation is deductible from income tax. The decision was handed down yesterday in St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Regulations Set For Relief Projects On Railroads
The program requires 90 percent of workers on each project be drawn from relief rolls. Projects are judged by either a $1400 annual labor cost per man or 40 percent of total cost including property goes to labor. Texas will receive formal rules soon and aims to submit initial projects for approval within a month.
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Texas Department
Ex convict sought after long criminal history noted
The department listing details aliases used by Walter Mahan and Waley, past paroles and sentences from 1927 to 1934 for robbery grand larceny and burglary, with notes of reform school, bank robbery charges changed to vagrancy, and a Salt Lake City residence. It marks the first DOJ disclosure amid the Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case.
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William Merrell
William Dainard
William Dinard
Idaho
Justice Department
Waley
Salt Lake City
Puyallup
Washington
Broadcasting Mahan
Department of Justice
West
George Weyerhaeuser
McCorquodale Resigns From Oil Boards to Join Houston Firm
Malcolm McCorquodale resigns as solicitor for the Federal Petroleum Administrative Board and as a member of the Federal Tender Board headquartered at Tyler to join the Houston law firm of Boyles and Atkinson. The change takes effect June 15. McCorquodale formerly served as an assistant United States attorney.
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Houston
Malcolm McCorquodale
Federal Petroleum Administrative Board
Federal Tender Board
Tyler
Hou 1
Boyles and Atkinson
Edward ~. Boyles
McCorquodale
United States
Torney
Manila magnate stays whole page to rent a room in LA
Col. Josephus Adolphus Americus Vespucius Leonidus Wolfaicanus Natalicus Alexandricus Natalicus Quintius Cincinnatus Wolfson of Manila requires the entire page of the Los Angeles register for a hotel room. He is en route to the International Rotary convention in Mexico City.
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Los Angeles
Col
Manila
Mexico
D. F
Solons Eye Administration Legislation This Week
Congress faces a heavy agenda with three NRA related boards set to expire June 16 and a push to speed the Guffey coal bill. The House toll includes anti smuggling law and farm adjustment amendments while talks on banking and government contract wage rules loom.
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NRA
Liquor and Petroleum Regulatory Boards
Electric Home and Farm Authority
Guffey
House Labor Committee
Glass Senate Banking
Senate House
House
Ways and Means Committee
Doughton
North Carolina
Alcohol Control Agency
Young Democrats Conclude Pre-Centennial Visit in Amarillo
Delegations from Texas and Oklahoma return from Amarillo after hosting the Young Democrats gathering. Governor Allred attended events in Pampa and spoke at the Young Demos convention in Amarillo. National officers and state leaders travel to Milwaukee for the national convention. local hosts praised for hospitality.
Men and unhappily married men study on social behavior
The article compares unhappily married men with happily married and divorced men, noting unhappily married men are less likely to organize clubs or solicit funds, more prone to argument, grouchy, lacking self confidence, and more prone to daydreaming, loneliness, and despondency.
Texas Young Democrats Convene In Amarillo
The article recounts the 1936 Texas Young Democrats convention in Amarillo with leaders McCarty Elliott Roosevelt Jack Burroughs Oscar McCracken Jr O C Red Christie R C Slagle Raymond Buck Joe Humphreys J T Scott Jr Claire Beckham and others. A proposed reduction of the member age limit to 35 failed amid stormy closing hours and is expected for next year. James Roosevelt spoke and met regional state presidents with S S Stavick present. Governor Clyde Tingley led a New Mexico delegation home after regional talks.
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McCarty
Elliott Roosevelt
Fort Worth
Jack Burroughs
Dallas
Oscar McCracken, Jr
San Antonio
O. C
Red” Christie
Quanah
R. C. Slagle
Sherman
Raymond Buck
Port Worth
Joe Humphreys
J. T. Scott, Jr
Houston
Claire
Beckham
Washington, D. C
Amarillo
Texas Young Democrats
Texas
James Roosevelt
Roosevelt
James
Elliott
United States
Young Demos
S. S. Stavick
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Peace Accord Stalled Amid Chaco Oil Dispute Roots
The article recalls intermitent clashes since 1928 tied to a lingering dispute over the Chaco region’s oil fields. Bolivia seeks sea access, a key element in the conflict tied to its landlocked status and independence era tensions.
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Ritory
Chaco
Bolivia
Chaco War Casualties Surpass 100000 Amid Storm of Death
Buenos Aires reports estimate that more than 100000 have been killed or wounded in the three year Chaco war. Observers call the Green Hell mortality rate among the highest in warfare. Paraguay and Bolivia face vast populations while fighting under extreme conditions of thirst and snakebite.
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Paraguay
Bolivia
Chaco
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