New British Debt Proposal Inched Toward Roosevelt
Great Britain sent to Washington a proposal for the June 15 debt installment aimed at pleasing President Roosevelt. Chamberlain said a full statement would follow after Roosevelt’s reply, likely favoring a 10 percent payment as a partial settlement but not setting a precedent.
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London
Great Britain
Washington
Roosevelt
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Chamberlain
State Department
Italy
United States
House
Cordell Hull
France
Hull
Westbrook Fails To Centralize Texas Public Works Funds
Texas public works control efforts under Lawrence Westbrook, a Ferguson administration appointee, collapsed as the federal government will deal with counties cities and subdivisions directly. Federal work in Texas under the public works bill could reach two hundred million dollars, with no central state agency required.
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Washington
Texas
Lawrence Westbrook
Ferguson Administration
Ferguson
Walter Cline
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Baggage Free World Fair Trip Draws Busy Reservations
The News-Globe offers an all expense trip to the world’s fair from June 25 to July 2 with luggage handled on a special train. Trunks go to La Salle Hotel in Chicago within ten minutes of arrival. only hand luggage travels on Pullmans. Nearly a dozen registrants by Tuesday hail from Carlsbad New Mexico Alva Oklahoma and Sweetwater. Mason King tour manager or Miss Lois Black accept reservations with $19 down and balance by June 20.
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News-Globe
la Salle Hotel
Chicago
Carlsbad
N. M
Alva
Okla
Panhandle Bankers Meet In Amarillo For 29th Convention
About 150 bankers from the Panhandle and South Plains regions travel to Amarillo for the Panhandle Bankers Association annual convention in the Herring Hotel. Noted speakers include John E. Ownes of Dallas and W. L. Pier of Fort Worth with others from Clovis and Amarillo. Activities feature theater for ladies, golf at the Amarillo Country Club, and an evening dance. Officers named include L. B. Steel Dalhart president and DeLea Vicars Pampa secretary.
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Panhandle
South Plains
Oklahoma Panhandle
New Mexico
Amarillo
J. L. Lary
Clovis National Bank of
L. B. Steel
Dalhart
C. A. Gibner
Spearman
F. A. Paul
DeLea Vicars of
Pampa
Thomas E. Noel
Memphia
Massachusetts Joins Wet States in 11th Repeal Vote
Massachusetts voted to repeal the 18th Amendment becoming the 11th state to pledge repeal in a constitutional convention. Wet delegates won large majorities across 15 districts, boosting repeal momentum statewide while Boston's tallies lagged.
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Massachusetts
Wyoming
Ilinois
Indiana
New York
New Jersey
Michigan
Rhode Island
Delaware
Wisconsin
Nevada
Mary E. Woolley
Mount Hollyoke College
S. Relph Harlow
Smith College
Weather forecast for Amarillo area and New Mexico
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for Wednesday to be fair with warmer temperatures. In New Mexico expect scattered thundershowers and higher temperatures. hourly readings show highs around 85 and lows near 56.
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Amarillo
Viccinity
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Amarilla
M. Peeses
Mattern Halts Global Flight Returns To Khabarovsk
Jimmie Mattern unexpectedly lands in Khabarovsk eight hours after leaving for Nome Alaska. Weather warned of heavy conditions near the Kamchatka peninsula as the 2,500 mile largely water leg of his world flight nears Nome.
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Moscow
Jimmie Mattern
Khabarovsk
Siberian
Nome
Alaska
Kharbarovsk
Katmchatka Peninsula
Khabarovsk To Nome
Mattern
Intimacy Admitted At Murder Hearing In Lubbock
John Pettit testified in 72nd District Court about intimacy with Mrs. Julia Ballard as she faces murder charges. Doctors found about one eleventh of a grain of strychnine in Albert Ballard’s viscera and a posthumous note stating death by own action was written after exhumation. Ballard pleads not guilty and likely will testify next.
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Lubbock
John Pettit
Lubbock County
Macon Turns Back to Chicago Again
The dirigible Macon soared over Chicago at 9 15 p m Chicago daylight time turning back from an eastward course at Michigan City Indiana about 30 miles east of Chicago.
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Chicago
Michigan City
Ind
Boy Drowns In Farm Tank Near San Angelo
Richard Clinton Barnes aged 12 or 13 disappeared from his mother's sight at a farm home near San Angelo. He crawled through a fence and fell into a two foot deep tank where he drowned.
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San Angelo
Richard Clinton Barnes
Co. P. Barnes
Skeleton Of Primitive Man Unearthed Near Miami
A six foot Basketmaker skeleton was found north of Miami by amateur archaeologists led by L. O. Johnson of Pampa. The remains show long arms, distinctive dental and facial features, and a healed skull fracture. A mussel shell, an arrowhead, a bone spade, pottery, bone nails, flint tools and other artifacts were recovered from the site.
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Pampa
Basketmakers
Miami
L. O. Johnson
Panhandle
Panhandle Landowners Set Thursday Farm Relief Meeting
Landowners from 24 Panhandle counties will gather at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Herring Hotel to discuss implementing the emergency farm relief act passed by Congress. The Panhandle Farm Relief Committee lists leaders from Amarillo Vega Dalhart and Perryton and credits Rep Marvin Jones for推动ing the legislation.
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Panhandle Farm Relief Committee
Panhandle
Frank A. Paul
Alberry Callaghan
Grover Hill
Amarillo
W. J. Morton
Dumas
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
C. E. Winder
Vega
Citizens’ Group
John E. Hill
Marvin Jones
House Agricultural Committee
Fach
Coun
Flag Day Observance in Amarillo Highlighted by Legion Program
National Flag Day events in Amarillo center on Hanson Post of the American Legion at Municipal Auditorium. Mayor B A Simpson will speak, with John Mead and Mrs C M Holt organizing and a prize essay reading. Mayor Rogers issued a proclamation urging proper observance and flag training for youth. Flag sales and solicitors will operate from 504 Polk Street with sizes 4 by 6 and 3 by 5 feet available. Call 2 1506 for home delivery.
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Amarillo
Hanson Post
American Légion
Municipal Auditorium
B. A. Simpson
John Mead
Amarillo College
American Legion Auxiliary
C. M. Holt
Ross D. Rogers
Hanson
Polk Street
Opportunity Days Offer Low Prices and Entertainment
Amarillo merchants plan two days of bargains with deep discounts on clothing furniture and groceries. Free airplane rides gifts gasoline hotel discounts a Friday dance and a Panhandle Horse Show ticket offer entertainment for out of town shoppers. Parking is free all day and plans will be announced in Globe and News columns.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Globe and News
Panhandie
Senate approves key Roosevelt bills in final action
The Industrial Recovery Act and the Glass-Steagall banking bill pass Senate conference, heading to President Roosevelt for signature. Debates over income tax publicity, veterans aid, and price fixing delay adjournment as the House and Senate resolve remaining issues and a one million dollar veterans fund is debated.
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Roosevelt
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White House
LaFollette
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Veterans’ Affairs
House
Robinson
Arkansas
Harrison
Finance Committee
Borah
Ihahoh Norris
Nebraska
Clark
Missouri
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