Louis Falls to Schmeling in Shock New York Upset
At Yankee Stadium Joe Louis was knocked out in the twelfth round by Max Schmeling before about 49 000 spectators. The 22 year old champion was battered from the fourth round onward and crumpled after a final right hand, ending a meteoric rise and a claim to invincibility. Schmeling, 30, delivered a cool, precise performance to claim victory and leave Louis shaken in defeat.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Yankee Stadium
New York
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Germany
Louis
Schmeling
Texas Relief Bonds Repaid More Than Spent
Texas tax commissioner R B Anderson told educators at Texas A and M College that the state had repaid more of its 20 million dollar relief bond issue than it had spent on relief since January. He estimated about 13.8 million dollars remained unpaid and called Texas finances sound.
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College Station
Texas
R. B. Anderson
Texas A. & M. College
Temperature By Hours At Amarillo Yesterday
Amarillo temperature readings show highs around 95 to 96 degrees with a low near 64 degrees yesterday. Hourly notes mention values such as 78 at 6 am and 79 at 10 am, indicating a warm day with gradual warming into the afternoon.
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Amarillo
Lemke to Run for President on Union Party Ticket
Rep William Lemke of North Dakota announces he will seek the U S presidency on the Union Party ticket. He says the party aims to unite stolen from both major parties and that Thomas OBrien of Boston will run for vice president on the same platform.
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William Lemke
Union Party
Washington
Wiliam Lemke
North Dakota
United States
Thomas Charles O'Brien
Boston
O’brien
Plains City Officials Discuss Tax Problem
Plains City officials gathered at a regional League of Texas Municipalities conference to weigh municipal tax issues including assessment and collection. The meeting featured A A Meredith of Amarillo and Dr Bradford Knapp of Texas Tech in urging attention to WPA broadcasts and funding, with about 60 officials present.
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PWA
WPA
League of Texas Municipalities
E. E. McAdams
Austin
League
Knapp
A. A. Meredith
Amarillo
Bradford Knapp
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
James G. Lumpkin
H. C. Brown
Joe
Bonus check speeds veteran to gravely ill mother
Benjamin Franklin hurried to Kentucky after receiving word his 106 year old mother lay gravely ill. Postal authorities rushed the veterans bonus claim to enable the trip.
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Brownsville
Benjamin Franklin
Kentucky
Sinclair Backs Roosevelt in California Primary
Upton Sinclair, who opposed Roosevelt in the California primary last month, announced his support for the President's campaign for re election.
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Sinclair
Pasadena
Calif
U.P
Upton Sinclair
Roosevelt
California
Trucker Killed In Highway Mishap Near Littlefield
Roy Wood a Fort Worth trucker, 33, died from injuries after a car struck him on Highway 7 four miles east of Littlefield. He was asleep under his truck with his brother W A Wood of Glen Rose when startled by approaching train lights. Wood ran barefoot into the road and into the path of the vehicle. Parents F A Wood and another brother Payne reside in Littlefield.
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Littlefield
Roy Wood
Fort Worth
Highway 7
Here
Wood
W. A. Wood
Glen Rose
F. A. Wood
Payne
Four convicts escape in two breaks from Retrieve Prison Farm
Three killers fled with Luke Trammell leading on mules and a gallop into the swamps after Guard Felix Smith was killed during the break. A fourth convict, C A Wells, 38, was later shot in the leg amid an attempted escape as authorities pursued the fugitives and a posse.
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C. A. Wells
O. FE
Pittman
Texas
Felix Smith
Smith
Luke Trammell
Rube Conner
T. N. Atkinson
Hidalgo County
Forrest Gibson
Allred Praises Wharton Sheriff For Handling Mob Threat
Texas Governor Jas V Allred commends Wharton Sheriff FE J Koehl for thwarting plans by a group to seize African American detainees connected to a deputy sheriff's fatal stabbing. He notes there was no mob danger and cites Texas as having few lynchings recently, reflecting effective local policing.
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Austin
Webb County Grand Jury Indicts Sergeant for Officer's Death
The Webb County grand jury indicted Sergt. Charles LaGay of Fort McIntosh for murder driving while intoxicated and failure to stop and render aid in the automobile death of Police Officer Pedro Ayala.
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Laredo
Webb County Grand Jury
Sergt
Charles LaGay
Fort McIntosh
Pedro Ayala
Range Hands Compete In Rodeo At Wheeler
Special to The Newan Wheeler June 19 top hands from many sections competed for rodeo honors in a sweltering arena before about 1,000 spectators. Bill Van Vacter of Carter Oklahoma won steer riding among 12 entries, with Jasbo Hester of Brownwood second and Jack Obenhans of Amarillo third. Twelve men entered the bronc riding with Bruce Ross of Syre Oklahoma first, Hester second, and Whitney Stewart of Anadarko Oklahoma third. Eighteen contestants rode calves with Lindsay Montgomery of Allison first in 16.4 seconds, Early Moore of Clayton New Mexico third. Jim Alson of Pampa led bulldogging among 10 entrants with 12.25 seconds. Van Vacora second, Ace Henson third. Judges included Aubra Bowers and Charlie.
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Newan Wheeler
Bill van Vacter
Carter
Okla
Jasbo Hester
Brownwood
Jack Obenhans
Amarillo
Bruce Ross
Syre
Whitney Stewart
Anadarko
Fighteen
Lindsay Montgomery
Allison
Early Moore
Clayton
N. M
Jim Alson
Pampa
Bill van Vacora
Ace Henson
Aubra Bowers
Charlie
Hearing Set on Zioncheck Lunacy Suit
The District of Columbia commissioners petitioned for Rep. Marion A. Zioncheck to be interned in St Elizabeths Hospital claiming insanity. Zioncheck has been under mental observation at Gallinger Hospital for over two weeks after incidents including two White House visits. A jury hearing was scheduled for June 26 in DC Supreme Court.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Marion A. Zioncheck
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Zioncheck
Gallinger Hospital
Gallinger
White House
Roosevelt
Threeman
National Capital
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Oscar Luhring
Twelve Pupils Drown In Lake Gardner Me
A sudden gust capsized a motor boat on Lake Gardner in Lubec Me. twelve children aged 9 to 14 drowned while their party from West Lubec celebrated the last day of school. Four youths were saved. names include Daniel McCurdy Evelyn Mahar and Christine Sleight.
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Marion
Lake Gardner
Calvin London
Lubec
Daniel McCurdy
Evelyn
Aaron Mahar
Ramah Knowles
Frank Reynolds
Roland Eaton
Doris Small
Glen Morey
Wheat price surge after drought reports hits market peak
Chicago June 19 wheat futures climbed about 4 percent amid drought scare reports. September wheat advanced to around 93 1/2 cents a bushel as futures for corn oats and rye also rose to new seasonal highs on the Chicago Board of Trade reflecting broad market strength.
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Chicago
Drouth
Chicago Board of Trade
Juneteenth crowd flees dark Africa reptile concession
More than 200 Black attendees at a Dallas Juneteenth event crowded into a Centennial concession titled Darkest Africa. The exhibit showed monsters and reptiles, a snake escaped its cage, causing panic before an attendant recaptured the non poisonous snake.
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Dallas
U.P
Africa
Federal Suit Filed For Soil Conservation Station Near Amarillo
The Department of Agriculture filed condemnation actions in federal court on two and a half sections in Potter and Randall Counties to establish the Southern Great Plains Soil Conservation Laboratory one half mile west of Bushland. The $20 per acre land purchases involve the Bush estate Fuqua interests and J M Neely who cooperated with the Soil Conservation Service. Station is assured though Washington confirmation pending. project linked to Chamber of Commerce program goals.
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Soil Conservation Service
Department of Agriculture
Potter
Randall
Bush Estate
Fuqua
J. M. Neely
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Record Tremor Strikes Panhandle Area With Widespread Shocks
An earthquake described as stronger than any Panhandle tremor rattled a wide area near Whittenburg and Panhandle at about 9 25 Friday night. Reports from Amarillo Canyon Claude Pampa and other towns noted shocks with no major damage or injuries.
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Panhandle
Memphis
Canyon
Berger
Whittenburg
Pampa
Claude
H. T. Coll
Amarillo
Clarendon
Whittenberg
Canadian
Shamrock
Fritch
Dumas
Cheaper Rates for Want Ads in Globe News-Globe
The notice promotes cheaper three time and weekly want ad rates in tomorrow’s Sunday Globe News-Globe. Advertisers are urged to tell the ad-taker to use the cheaper rate with cancellation upon results and pay only for actual days run. Contact telephone 6262 for Globe-News Want Ads reaching 33 000 readers.
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Sunday News-Globe
Smart
Telephone
Globe-News
Harmony Is Forecast As Demo Stiff Shirts Set Up Headquarters
Democratic high command arrives in Philadelphia for the national convention with a peaceful mood anticipated. Chairman James A Farley establishes headquarters at the Bellevue Stratford as New Deal leaders claim full control and prepare for the approaching gathering.
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Harmony
Stiff Shirts
Philadelphia
Democratic High Command
James A. Farley
National Committee
Bellevue- Stratford
W. Forbes Morgan
Charles Michelson
New Deal
Ten Second Interviews About the Earthquake
The News-Globe staff fielded frantic calls as a quake struck around 9 25 p m Most reports say tremors lasted seconds with stronger shaking in some areas Names and addresses from Mrs Henry Schiba to Paul Smith on West Nineteenth Avenue describe shaking furniture dishes lamps beds and rattled windows Residents ran outside and compared the event to a past quake with many sharing similar experiences
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J. ©. Batlack
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Vincker Ranch
Tulsa
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Lorene Gosley
George ©. Foster
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Henry Schiba
O. L. Seymore
Monroe Street
Mrs. Schiba
M. K. Watson
Hayden
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Ninth Street
Roy G. Vistor
Taylor Street
C. A. Parker
Kentucky Street
John McCarty
RB. Herrington
Delbert Bivins
A. R. Miner
East 13Th Avenue
Frank Butler
American National Bank
Washington Street
Helen Wiedebush
Otis Apartments
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Ivy
Mississippi Street
Alan Farly
Harrison Street
W. E. Bray
West 19Th Avenue
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E. T. McBride
Tyler Street
Earl Blankenship
John F. Gilkerson
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West Ninteenth Avenue
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