Mussolini and Hitler Plot Quiet Move on Austria
Premier Mussolini and Chancellor Hitler, fresh from Venice talks, plan a cautious approach to Austria's future. Observers in Rome expect a German led resolution and a likely Austrian election in October with a Nazi chancellor succeeding Dollfuss. They view the accord as a de facto Austrian independence with a tight German influence.
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Rome
Mussolini
Hitler
Venice
Italy
Munich
Obersalzberg
Germany
Riccione
Austria
Engelbert Dollfuss
Gnanschaluss
Dollfuss
Amarillo College Publishes Sixth Annual Catalogue
Amarillo College released its sixth annual catalogue for 1933 presenting activities regulations and entrance requirements. The publication targets prospective students in Amarillo and the Panhandle showing the college’s survey of aims and programs. President B F Masters notes growing Panhandle interest and expected enrollment rise.
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Amarillo College
Amarillo
Panhandle
B. FE
Presi
Hitler Aide Eludes U S Mob At New York Pier
Dr. Ernst Franz Hanfstaengl aide to Adolf Hitler arrived for a Harvard reunion aboard the Europa and faced 1500 Communist demonstrators at the pier. Police escorted him to trains and he departed for Boston amid a tense scene as pro Nazi elements surfaced and a would be speaker was hustled away.
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New York
Ernst Franz Hanfstaengl
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Europa
Harvard
12Th Street
Boston
Pelice
Bean in Throat Causes Toddlers Death in Kansas City
Billy Findley an 18 month old of Fre Donia died at Bell Memorial Hospital after a bean lodged in his wind pipe and then lung. He swallowed the bean days earlier and several bronchoscope attempts failed to remove it due to plant growth.
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Kansas City
Billy Findley
Lloyd Findley
Fredonia
Billy
Bell Memorial Hospital
Jail Breaker Held After Fort Worth Burglary
A man arrested in Fort Worth for burglary, identified as a jail breaker, gave the name Joe Werle, 20, with a Fort Worth address. He was arrested inside a combined drug and grocery store after a neighbor sighted him entering. his companion escaped.
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Fort Worth
Denton
Joe Werle
American Theater Goes Pastoral In The Good Old Summertime
In June the American theater shifts to pastoral outposts from Pennsylvania to Maine as summer stock thrives. Actors adopt varied roles, directors take on producing duties, and writers tour rural venues while Maude Adams joins Ogunquit for Twelfth Night. Lakewood Theater opens its 34th season with Melville Burke directing and a cast that includes Bogart and Philips.
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American Theater
New York
Pennsylvania
Maine
Rialto
Maude Adams
Walter Hartwig
Ogunquit
Maria
Florence Britton
William Hopper
Blanche King
Fay Marbe
Skowhegan
Herbert L. Swett
Lakewood
Melville Burke
Robert Keith
Leona Powers
Sam Byrd
Helen Claire
Mary Rogers
Will
Owen Davis, Jr
Humphrey Bogart
Mary Philips
Libby Holman Returns to Stage in Comeback Trial
Libby Holman the Moanin Low singer resumes public life with a stage appearance as Pura in Sierra's Spring in Autumn at Hedgerow Theater near Media Pennsylvania. Her return follows a long retirement after the 1932 Winston-Salem tragedy and birth of her son. She aims to build toward Winesburg Ohio and a Broadway comeback.
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Libby Holman
Smith Reynolds
Broadway
Pura
Sierra
Hedgerow Theater
Moylanrose Valley
Here
Winston-Salem
N. C
Libby
Philadelphia
Sherwood Anderson
Winesburg
Ohio
Hedgerow Players
Miss Holman
Jasper Deeter
The
Nebraska Visitor Dies During Visit
James Henry McCullough of Bassett Nebraska died while visiting his daughter Mrs Edith L Johnson at 1416 Washington Street He was with his wife Mary and his son and daughter in law Guy McCullough Survived by four daughters Vera Ewing Lula McCullough Della Weber and C J Tilter and three sons Cecil Frank and Earl McCullough plus sister Mrs J W Johnson of Dorchester and the body was sent to Bassett by Boxwell Brothers
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James Henry McCullough
Bassett
Neb
McCullough
Mary McCullough
Guy McCullough
Lula McCullough
Della Weber
Carns
C. J. Tilter
Long Pine
Cecil
Frank McCullough
Earl McCullough
J. W. Johnson
Dorchester
Twins Await Father Who Goes Search for Joe
Charles Lucas, job hunting in Oklahoma, will return to find twin daughters Jane nine pounds six ounces and Jean eight pounds six ounces. The twins are one of the heaviest sets born in Kansas City in several years.
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Kansas City
U.P
Charles Lucas
Oklahoma
Jane
Jean
Earl Mitchell Named Masonic Lodge Head
Earl Mitchell was elected worshipful master at a Shamrock Masonic lodge meeting. A C Hallmark was named senior warden with O D Hardaway as junior warden Roy Carlton as tiler Jack Kersh as secretary and H E Forgy as treasurer. Mitchell succeeds F E Stevens.
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News Shamrock
Texas Wholesale Hardware Association elects new officers
Charles Nash of Fort Worth was chosen president at the annual Texas Wholesale Hardware Association convention, succeeding Charles Flato of Corpus Christi. Ray Knaur of Fort Worth was named secretary treasurer to replace Oscar Koepke of Corpus Christi. A bee in a car caused Laura Hagen, 27, to crash into a pole, suffering cuts and bruises.
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Galveston
Charles Nash
Fort Worth
Texas Wholesale Hardware Association
Charles Flato
Corpus Christi
Ray Knaur
Oscar Koepke
Cincinnati
Laura Hagen
Texan Matson Mitchell Weds Helen Waters in New York
Matson F. Mitchell, 33, engineer of Eastland Texas, and Helen P. Waters, 28, New York, obtained a marriage license today in New York. The couple plans to marry in the near future.
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N. Y
New York
Matson F. Mitchell
North Oak Std
Eastland
Texas
Helen P. Waters
Barrow Is Cleared Of Bank Robbery Blame
In Dallas on June 17 a man told police Clyde Barrow who died weeks ago in Louisiana was cleared of involvement in a Levelland bank robbery. Three men allegedly staged the April crime using a car like Barrow's. An arrest in Seymour linked to a separate grocery-store robbery is noted.
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Dallas
U.P
Clyde Barrow
Insull Loses Bid to Avoid Federal Trial in Mail Fraud Case
Samuel Insull, once a utilities magnate, lost his bid to avoid trial in federal court on mail fraud charges. Judge Philip L. Sullivan overruled the abatement plea challenging the grand jury that returned the indictment against Insull and 17 co-defendants.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
Utilities
Philip L. Sullivan
Insull
Message from California Relatives Placed on Grave
A telegraph message from California relatives to Maria Di Tullio was received in Quincy and laid on her grave at Mt Wolaston Cemetery.
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Quincy
Mass
Uri
California
Maria di Tullio
Mt. Wollaston
Paris Art Students Hold Grand Week With All Night Ball
Art students and models in Paris converge for the Grand Week of Paris at Salle Wagram. Revelers in early Roman motif parade through the streets, with gate crashers daubed in paint and ejected. Police crack down on impersonators of Mussolini and Hitler as floats from Beaux Arts ateliers are judged.
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Paris
Salle Wagram
Place de la Concorde
Seine
Mussolini
Italy
Adolf Hitler
Germany
France
Beaux Arts School
Jones urges unity over politics at Harvard Business alumni
Jesse H. Jones, chair of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, calls for nonpartisan action in national interests at a Harvard Business School alumni reunion. He describes RFC support for banks via $1.1 billion in authorizations across 17,000 banks and notes the government could become a partial stockholder in many banks, with no management interference but voting rights.
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Cambridge
Mass
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Harvard Business School
RFC
Jones
Dallas Times Herald Cuts Price To Three Cents
The Dallas Times Herald announced a street sale price of 3 cents per copy starting Monday due to rising costs across all departments of newspaper publishing. The move follows years of inflation and operating pressures.
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Dallas
Dallas Times Herald
Wheeler County backs Panhandle rally for governor candidate
Shamrock reports Wheeler County's Small-for-Governor Club joins others to boost a Panhandle rally in Amarillo on June 23 for the well known gubernatorial candidate.
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News Shamrock
Wheeler County
Panhandle
Amarillo
Talented Tulia Graduate Shines In Music Awards
Miss Rilma White, Tulia High School graduate, earned three cash prizes at the Panhandle Musical Festival in Amarillo and led in honor ratings. She performed with the school band and Choral Club and studies under Mrs. W. R. Humphries. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. White.
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Tulia
Panhandle
Rilma White
Tulia High School
Amarillo
H. G. White
W. R. Humphries
Shulkey Family Leaves Borger for Summer Trip
Borger reports that B C Shulkey superintendent of schools, with Mrs Shulkey and daughter Mary Lou, left Friday for a summer trip visiting relatives in Sanger then touring Chicago Washington D C and other eastern points for the remainder of the season.
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Borger
B C. Shulkey
Milk Prices Set by Oklahoma City Distributors
Secretary Wallace signed and made effective a license for milk distributors in the Oklahoma City Oklahoma sales area. The license creates an equalization pool to set prices paid to farmers, without a lease and surplus plan, and a low resale price schedule.
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Washington
Wallace
Oklahoma City
Okla
Sudan Stables to Enter Horses at Tri-State Fair
Sudan Stables owner W. W. Terry plans to send standout horses to the Tri-State Fair horse show on July 3 and 4. Entries include Easter Wave, reserve champion stallion at Ft Worth Fat Stock Show, shown in halter and five gaited classes, and Charming Lady a Kentucky three gaited mare. Terry may enter additional mares as the two day event offers $500 in prize money plus cups and ribbons.
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W. W. Terry
Sudan
J. Lindsay Nunn
Plains Fine Horse Association
Mr. Terry
Easter Wave
Ft. Worth
West Texas
Kentucky
Baby moose joins Earle Barter family in Maine
In St George Maine the Earle Barter family cares for a three day old baby moose found in nearby woods. Now a healthy youngster it drinks about six quarts of milk daily and lives with the family.
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ST. George
U.P
Earle Barter
Here
Students Fend Off Robbers At Chicago Dental College
Two bandits attempting a registrar’s office heist at the Chicago College of Dental Surgery were beaten by about 200 students who rushed the room. Police intervened to extract the would be robbers as the chaos ended with the crowd overpowering the assailants.
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Chicago
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
Richard J McCarty Former KC Southern VP Dies in Kansas City
Richard Justin McCarty 83 once vice president of the Kansas City Southern Railroad died in Kansas City on a Saturday. He moved to the city in 1858 and long served as general manager and chief engineer of the Metropolitan Street Railway Company. Born in Clarksburg West Virginia.
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Kansas City
Richard Justin McCarty
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
McCarty
Clarksburg
W. Va
Shriners Headed to Minneapolis Gather in Leavenworth
A 150 member delegation from Hella Temple Dallas TX stopped in Leavenworth on its way to Minneapolis for the Shrine imperial council gathering June 18 to 21. Missouri and Kansas delegates will join them.
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Shriners
Minneapolis
Leavenworth
Kan
Hella Temple
Dallas
Tex
Imperial Council of the Shrine
Missouri
Kansas
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