Champion Hunting Dogs At Southwest Sportsmen's Show
The Southwest Sportsmen's Show opens Monday at 9 and runs to Saturday midnight. Top sporting dogs including Bill Gunn's Gypsy Prince plus Cocker Spaniels and Pointers will be shown alongside live game displays, dioramas, wildlife films, shooting and archery demonstrations by Ken Wilhelm, David Dudlah, L. L. Cline, Jack Lamb, Ted Allen and more. Admission is 40 cents for adults and 20 cents for children.
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Bill Gunn
North
Midwest
Chesapeake Bay Country
Stinnett
Panhandle
Mason King
The
Globe News
David Dudlah
L. L. Cline
San Antonio
Jack Lamb
Ted Allen
Insults Must Halt Or Quick Action Will Be Taken
London May 23 Great Britain warns Japan that acts against British in blockaded Tientsin must cease or action will be taken. Foreign Secretary Lord Halifax delivers the strongest possible terms to Ambassador Mamoru Shigemitsu. British consul protests over strip and search of concessions. Cecil Davis reports humiliation by Japanese gendarme.
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London
Great Britain
Japan
Tientsin
Chamberlain
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Lord Halifax
Barries
Cecil Davis
New Zealand
China
Governor halts execution for 24 hours in prison broadcast night
Governor W. Lee O'Daniel issued a 24 hour stay to prevent the scheduled execution at the state prison on a night when a regular radio broadcast from the prison would also take place. The pause delays the lethal act to avoid overlapping penitentiary programming.
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Austin
U.P
W. Lee Q O'Daniel
Amarillo and Panhandle Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy and warmer Saturday for Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas mostly fair and warmer tonight and Saturday. New Mexico generally fair Saturday. Yesterday’s low in Amarillo was 38 with some lingering cool periods.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Ately
Texas anti trust law upheld in Harris County case
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals upheld state anti trust provisions in a Harris County beer pricing conspiracy case involving Herbert Tigner. The decision rejects equal protection challenges and endorses classification as valid for preventing evil and restricting anti competitive practices. The ruling notes Tigner, a former UT football player, faced charges dating to 1937 with habeas corpus appeals continuing through the appellate process.
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Austin
Texas
State Supreme Court
Court of Criminal Appeals
Harris County
High Court
Herbert Tigner
George E. Christian
Tigner
University of Texas
Christian
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Criminal Tribunal
Father's Quick Thinking Saves a Life
Howard Jackson 38 was buried 18 feet underground for 10 hours after a shaft collapsed while tapping a sewer line in Indianapolis. His father signaled help by dropping a pipe as firemen pumped oxygen through it. police firemen and WPA workers dug him out and he was in good condition at City Hospital.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Howard Jackson
Jackson
WPA
Britain and U S Agree To Swap Cotton Rubber
The United States and Great Britain signed an agreement to exchange 600000 bales of American cotton for about 175600000 pounds of British rubber. The deal stores raw materials for war emergencies and must be Senate approved. Ambassador Kennedy and Oliver Stanley signed for their nations.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Joseph P. Kennedy
London
Oliver Stanley
British Board of Trade
Herbert Feis
State Department
Senate
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Byrnes
South Carolina
Kennedy
Lonnie Phillips Shot in Leg After Arrest Attempt
Lonnie Phillips about 38 was wounded above the knee in a confrontation with Officers Burton Roach and C. C. Cutler during an arrest at his Moore Street home near St. Anthony's Hospital. Phillips was taken to St. Anthony's Hospital. the wound was not serious.
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Lonnie Phillips
St. Anthony's Hospital
Phillips
Burton Roach
Roach
C. C. Cutler
St. Anthony’s Hospital
R. M. Allred
Mrs. Phillips
Alfred
Cutler
Globe News Want Ads Deadline For Sunday Papers
GNWA urges readers to place ads at the Globe-News Want Ads office by 6 30 P M today for the Sunday edition. Ads run at very low cost and will be displayed with thousands of sugar bowls in the circulation area.
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Globe News
GNWA
Big
Sunday News-Globe
Bluejackets Guard Missions as Swatow Occupation Tightens
U S and British sailors patrol mission properties in Swatow under Japanese occupation. The Tsinan and Prominent docked with no incident while Japanese say no casualties at Swatow but claim 22 killed nearby and 600 Chinese killed in battle. Naval forces from both nations remain on alert.
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Hong Kong
Scout
Swatow
Hongkong
Pillsbury
Thanet
Asheville
Kulangsu
Amoy
Stormy Panhandle Rain Drenches West to East
A late night thunderstorm swept from the West into the Panhandle bringing heavy rain from Tucumcari to Canadian and Amarillo. Adrian, Pampa, and Claude saw up to three quarters of an inch with lighter falls elsewhere. One lightning strike damaged a Rock Island depot telegraph line in Vega while power lines and downtown streets faced flooding and wind damage.
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Panhandle
Rock Island
Vega
Tucumcari
Amarillo
Adrian
East Panhandle
Pampa
Santa Fe
Clovis
Dalhart
Channing
Tascosa
Fort Worth
English
Washington Street
North
Las Vegas Hail Storm Causes Heavy Damage
Damage from New Mexico's worst hail storm of the season was estimated at 200000 to 250000 dollars as Las Vegas residents and officials surveyed shattered glass in churches homes and schools. Roofs were battered cars dented and crops within ten miles suffered, with livestock losses reported.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Las Vegas
German Pilot Plans Trail Haul to Albuquerque for Flight
Captain Peter Riedel a German glider pilot and Washington German embassy attache said he would dismantle his ship and haul it by trailer to Albuquerque where weather permitting he might take off tomorrow toward Wichita Falls Texas. He was blocked by poor weather from taking off today from the A L Myrland ranch 13 miles west of Magdalena. He landed there Wednesday after a 200 mile hop from Winslow Arizona.
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Magdalena
N. M
Peter Riedel
Albuquerque
Wichita Falls
Texas
Washington
A. L
Sail Boats Race At Buffalo Lake Tomorrow
Tomorrow at 3 pm ten sail boats will race a three mile triangular course west of the boat house on Buffalo Lake for season points toward the cup. Last race in high winds saw Zed Dozi capsized and Sam Seay overboard. clear skies promise thrills and beauty as boats vie for trophies and top honors.
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Buffalo Lake
Sam Seay
Portales Announces Big Portales Fourth Celebration
A Portales, New Mexico delegation of 125 visited Amarillo to promote the Roosevelt County rodeo set for July 3 and 4. The group toured Amarillo, hosted a luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel, and presented a radio program on KGNC featuring Miss Sarah Lucille White.
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Amarillo
Portales
N. M
Roosevelt County
Rodeo Publicity
Sarah Lucille White
Roosevelt
New Mexico
Mr. Reed
Mr. Mallory
Frank Craddock
Tucumcari
State Chamber of Commerce
Frank Craddock, Jr
John EB. Miles
Roy Smith
Vic Minter
Carlsbad
Muleshoe Man Found Dead at Farmhouse
T P Hunter a 65 year old retired farmer was found dead in his Mule shoe area home this morning. Coroner J R Clump opened an inquest but no verdict yet. Sheriff Renfrow said initial findings point to natural causes with Hunter living alone. Farmer R O Williams alerted officials after noticing dry cattle and closed house.
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Muleshoe
T. P. Hunter
J. R. Clump
W. E Renfrow
Hunter
R. O. Williams
Hunter Property
Hunter House
Gene Tunney's Wife Is Daily Mother to Daughter
Mrs Gene Tunney wife of the former heavyweight champion gave birth to an eight pound one ounce daughter today at Harkness Pavilion New York. The child is described as healthy and the parents are socially prominent with Polly Lauder noted among their circle.
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New York
U.P
Gene Tunney
Harkness Pavilion
Polly Lauder
Panhandle Lakes Near Flood Peak After Heavy Rains
Water from recent rains filled Panhandle Water Conservation Authority lakes. McLelland Creek Lake 28 miles south of Pampa and 21 miles west of Mclean was minutes from overflowing. North McLelland Creek flood damaged ranges, farms, crops, and three bridges. Local farmers thank the dam for protection.
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Panhandle
Earl Bradshaw
Bradshaw
McLelland Creek
MecLellana Creek
Minimum Cotton Acreage Fixed by Roosevelt Act
President Roosevelt signed legislation setting a permanent cotton acreage minimum near 26 million acres under the farm act and amending the 1938 agricultural adjustment act. It fixes national and individual minimums based on 1937 allotments and diverted land, with figures ranging from about 26 to 27 million acres and a per-grower floor at half of his 1937 cotton plus diverted land.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Barkley
Kentucky
Mr. Roosevelt
Lending
Jess H. Jones
RFC
John M. Carmody
Rural Electrification Administration
Jones
Texas
Garner
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Loan Agency
Carmody
Federal Works Agency
Rural Electrification Authority
Society of Industrial Engineers
Steel and Garment Industries
Senate
Home Loan Bank Board
Federal Housing Administration, Export- Import Bank
Electric Home and Farm Authority
The
Works Agency
Public Works Administration
Works Progress Administration
United States Housing Authority
Bureau of Public Roads
Public Buildings
Treasury
Building Management
National Park Service
Jones and
Agriculture Department
Plains Counties Get Highway Landscaping Projects
The highway commission authorized improvement orders by counties Hemphill and Lipscomb Modi fied the federal aid program adding a landscape project for wind erosion protection on U S Highway 60 between the Canadian River and Higgins at an estimated cost of 10000 dollars.
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Austin
Highway Commission
Hemphill and Lipscomb
U. S. Highway 60
Canadian River
Higgins
Soviet mobilization near Outer Mongolia border after air battle
Domei reports Soviet forces move troops planes and mechanized units toward the Outer Mongolia frontier following an air clash with Japanese. Tokyo says 1000 Japanese planes shot down 49 of a 150 plane Soviet invasion fleet. four Japanese planes lost and a fifth later found safe after initial report.
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Hsinging
Manchukuo
Red Army
Domei
Outer Mongolia
Chamberlain on Tientsin Blockade Tensions
Prime Minister Chamberlain notes ten days of blockade at Tientsin and Japanese grievances unspecified. He reports Halifax asked the Japanese ambassador to discuss barrier incidents. Chamberlain states Britain has not yet decided on immediate retaliatory action and expects a frank exchange with Tokyo through the foreign secretary.
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Tientsin
Tokyo
House of Comemony
Lord Halifax
Chamberlain
Plains Highway Open to Traffic
A two city celebration marked the opening of the Pampa Borger link on the Oklahoma City to Denver highway. Officials cut the ribbon at Dixon Creek for the new 27 mile route as about 600 boosters attend the ceremonies.
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R. L. Bobbitt
Julian Montgomery
Dixon Creek
Pampa High School
Berger V. F. W. Drum and Bugle Corps
Panhandle
Berger
Convict Still Out to Lunch in Wichita Falls
Wichita Falls police report Don Bailey alias Glynn Scott still missing after detectives found explosives flash lights and hand tools in a hotel room. Bailey escaped by tearing a hole in the cell ceiling and telling inmates to tell detective John Wiseman he has gone to lunch. He remains at large as authorities check burglary charges with Arkansas and Texas officials.
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Wichita Falls
Pim
Don Bailey
Glynn Scott
Bailey
Sid
Arkansas
Texas
John Wiseman
Detecon
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Britain
U. S
Globe-News
Amarilloans
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