British Lords Attack Anglo German Naval Pact Criticism Rises
In the House of Lords and Commons British critics decried the Anglo German naval treaty as risky and provocative. Lord Londonderry defended the pact citing world peace promises while opponents warned it unsettles Europe and limits Britain’s reach in the East. Lord Lloyd led the fiercest condemnations amid broader skepticism from newspapers and peers. Lord Beatty argued for strong Anglo American naval ties.
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London
House of Lords
Lord Londonderry
Britain
House of Commons
Samuel Hoare
Bolton Eyres-Monsell
Admiralty
Commons
Reich
Lord Lloyd
Europe
France
Italy
America
Far East
Jutland
Far
Japan
Underpass Project Set for July 3 Near Canadian
W. J. Van London announced the contract for a Highway No. 4 underpass one mile north of Canadian will likely be awarded July 3. The Santa Fe crossing structure is estimated at about $50,000. Paving of Palo Duro Park road from Canyon east to the canyon will start soon.
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Panhandle
W. J. van London
Highway No. 4
Canadian
Santa Fe Crossing
Palo Duro Park
City of
Canyon
van London
Texas trappers catch bear lions and wolves in May
In San Antonio on June 26 the Federal State predatory animal trappers released a May tally showing 7987 animals caught in Texas. The count includes 40 coyotes 91 bobcats 62 wolves three mountain lions and one bear among others.
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San Antonio
Texas
Herbert Hawk and Wife Visit Kin in Winfield
Mr and Mrs Herbert Hawk of Winfield Kansas visit their uncle Wilbur C Hawk and wife during their trip home from Mexico City. The Hawks attend the wedding of Miss Carol Amacker and Morris Higiev on the Hawk lawn at Hughes and Herbert Hawk street. The Hawk is a school principal and was a Rotary convention delegate.
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Herbert Hawk
Winfield, Kaness
Wilbur C Hawk
Hawk
México City
Carol Amacker
Morris Higiev
Hughes
St Winfield
Oriental Troops Clash Along Chahar Front
Tokyo reports fierce fighting along the Jehol-Chahar frontier north of Tushikun between 80 Manchoukuan frontier guards and about 800 Chinese troops from Chahar. Rengo dispatches say a second clash followed a Monday engagement, with reinforcements and a larger Manchoukuan force ordered to the site. Major-General Doihara demanded peace and the withdrawal of Chinese troops south of the Great Wall, while authorities in Tokyo said the matter rests with Hsinking and Manchukuo HQ.
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Tokyo
Manchoukuan
Chahar Province
Manchoukuan War Office
Rengo
Jehol- Chahar
Tushihkun
Hsinking
Manchoukuo
Toshihkuo
Jehol
Manchukuo
China
Kenji Doihara
Chahar
Great Wall
Kalgan
Foreign Office
Extradition Bid Aims to Return Coupé to Texas
Sheriff seeks extradition papers to bring William Emerson Coupé from Salem Oregon to Lubbock Texas where he faces robbery and kidnapping charges dating from a jail break on June 24 1934. Coupé captured after a year on the run. one accomplice was electrocuted, two others are serving life terms.
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Lubbock
William Emerson Coupe
Salem
Ore
James V. Allred
Tom Abel
Oregon
Coupe
Doupe
Bedford Carpenter
Perchmouth) Stanton
Huntsville
Andrew H. Nelson
J. B. Stephens
Cooperative ships biggest load of wheat by water
Kansas City June 26 51 000 bushels of wheat moved down the Missouri River to Chicago marking the largest cargo in years. The barge 300 feet long carried wheat as part of the era opening river trade between Kansas City and St Louis. Banner on the barge announced Farmers' National Grain Corporation Co operative shipment.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Missouri
St Louis
Messouri
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation Co-operative
Sunray expected to grow after new oil wells and plant expansion
Dalhart July 26. Founder Ack C. Collins says Sunray will see steady growth as five new oil wells are located by Shamrock Oil & Gas and Watchhorn Company. Shamrock plans a 250,000 expansion to double its McKee stripping plant, starting August 1, using 250 million cubic feet of gas daily to produce about 100,000 gallons of gasoline, with three miles of 1 inch gas line laid as part of the expansion.
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Dalhart
Ack C. Collins
Sunray
Shamrock Oil & Gas Company
Watchhorn Company
Shamrock Company
McKee
Higgins Banker T. H. Black Named Secretary-Treasurer
T. H. Black prominent Lipscomb County banker and ranchman named secretary-treasurer of the Texas Production Credit Association based in Houston. The association oversees 38 production credit bodies in the state and makes cattle loans statewide. Black is president of the First National Bank of Higgins and owns a Higgins ranch with 300 head of registered Herefords.
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Houston
T. H. Black
Lipscomb County
Plumber Jesse J. Harper Dies in Denton Shock
Fort Worth plumber Jesse J. Harper aged 44 was electrocuted at the Texas State College for Women in Denton while working on a new fourth floor. He entered an attic to replace a light bulb. rain-wet clothing and moisture conducted current causing instant death.
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Port
Jesse J. Harper
Fort Worth
Texas State College For Women
Denton
Harper
Delta Air to Begin Night Mail and Passenger Service
TM-C F. Faulk, president of Delta Air Corporation, announced in Dallas that night mail and passenger service from Dallas to Atlanta and Charleston would start July 1. The plan includes daily flights connecting these hubs, expanding regional air transport.
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Dallas
C F. Faulk
Delta Air Corporation
Atlanta
Charleston
Suspect Held in Lorius Case Sparks New Mexico Hunt
Gov. Clyde Tingley said a 21 year old man, described with a tattooed arm, is held in Del Rio Texas for questioning in the Lorius Heberer case. Authorities plan to continue a cross state search as the missing Illinois quartet last seen in Albuquerque May 22 remain unfound. their car was found in Dallas May 28.
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Santa FF
N. M
Clyde Tingley
del Rio
Texas
Illinois
New Mexico
Justice Department
Colvin
el Paso
National Guard
Grant
Arizona Line
Socorro
Springerville
Ariz
George Lorius
East St. Louis
Til
Albert Heberer
DuQuoin
Albuquerque
Dallas
Trial over fatal cafe shooting linked to slot machine dispute
Theodore Clark was killed in a Second Avenue cafe after an argument over a St. Louis Blues slot machine song. Matron Martin pleaded self defense in 47th district court as jurors prepared to deliberate after testimony from eight prosecution witnesses and four defense witnesses.
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Theodore Clark
Martin
47Th District Court
E. C. Nelson
Clark
Second Avenue
Harrison Street
Grady Hazlewood
El Pasoan to Head Foreign War Vets, Says Bradley
Telegram from Col. FE U Bradley names W. R. Wiseman of El Paso as head of the Texas Department V F W for the coming year. Corpus Christi hosted the state convention which closed yesterday. San Angelo will host the 1936 gathering and Amarillo will handle the New Mexico department event in Clovis. John B. Golding Post colors to appear in the New Mexico parade Saturday morning. C C Gibson announces completion of plans for the Roseland Carnival Charity Ball on July 4.
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John B. Golding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Col. FE. U. Bradley
Amarillo
W. R. Wiseman
Fl Paso
Texas Department
Corpus Christi
San Angelo
New Mexico
Court Upholds Death Sentences in Two Texas Cases
Pierson Cantrell lost an appeal to the Court of Criminal Appeals over the murder of Frank Guy in Wood County, described as a revolting robbery killing. The court affirmed the verdict, denying relief. Hugh McCann’s motion for a second rehearing in the Temple Street shooting case was also denied, finalizing his death sentence.
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Bell County
Temple Street
Lillian Davis
Around the Clock Radio Schedule and Network Highlights
Radio grid for KGNC and WEAF NBC lists programs from dawn to night with shows such as The Skypilot Farm Hour Pinkey Packing Company Lou Childre and the Grab Bag. Network notes highlight Daniel F. Shea Helen Keller and discussions on money policy and recovery with figures like Dr Douglas S Freeman Ogden Mills and Senator Barkley.
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Pandoleers
Pinkey Packing Company
Lou Childre
Micro
Jack Denny
Castlewood
Gordon
Red Elephant
Roberts & Olver, Inc
Jacques Ranard
Daniel F. Shea
Cheerio
New York
Helen Keller
WEAF
NBC
Shea
Douglas S. Freeman
Weafnbc
Dr. Freeman
Richmond
R. FE. Lee
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Aida
WOR
Walter EF. Spahr
Wabc-Cbs
Weaf-Nbc
Ogden Mills
Senator Barkley
Wjz-Nbc
Senator Costigan
Chicago
Thomas H. Webber
New Castile, Pa
Guild
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Big Name Series
The lineup lists Paul Whiteman at 9:15 with Jesse Crawford organ at 12:30 on WABC CBS, Lazy Dan at 3:15, Vera Van at 6, Kate Smith at 7, Walter O’Keefe at 7, Waring’s Pennsylvanians at 7:30, Los Angeles Symphony at 106, Navy Band at 9:30 on WJZ NBC, Imperial Grenadiers at 1:45 PM, Kneisel Memorial at 6, Goldman Band at 7:30, Harold Stern at 9, and Shandor violin at 10.
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Paul Whiteman
Jesse Crawford
WABC
CBS
Lazy Dan
New Time
Vera van
Kate Smith
Walter O’keefe
Waring
Pennsylvanians
Los Angeles Symphony
WJZ
NBC
Navy
Imperial Grenadiers Quartet
Kneisel
Goldman
Harold Stern
Shandor
Valley Territory Develops Rapidly
The Rio Grande Valley in Texas shows the fastest agricultural growth in the state from 1930 to 1935. Census estimates place the four Valley counties at 19,954 farms in 1935 up from 9,420 in 1930, a 112 percent rise. Hidalgo leads with about 129 percent growth, Cameron about 149 percent.
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M'Allen
U.P
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
United Census Bureau
Washington
Hidalgo County
Cameron County
Cameron
Cotton bales sent to Roosevelt and Wallace over cotton limits
Franklin D Roosevelt and Henry A Wallace received bales of cotton without tax tags or exemption certificates. The gesture by F P Lordan, head of the Galveston Houston division of the Cotton Industries Employers Association, aims to pressure repeal of current cotton production restrictions.
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Houston
U.P
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
F. P. Lordan
Galveston- Houston
Cotton Industries Employer’ Association
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