United States protests German debt payment discrimination
The United States protested German discrimination against Americans in suspending debt payments and urged Germany to fulfill obligations. The note to diplomat Rudolf Leitner cites Germany's moratorium on $3 billion in foreign debt and notes Britain and France threaten reprisals while the U.S. seeks modification to protect its favorable balance of trade.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Rudolf Leitner
State Department
Great Britain
France
Hull
Darrow Board Winds Up Job With Resignation
Clarence Darrow's national recovery review board ends its three month run after clashing with Hugh S. Johnson's NRA staff. The board sent its final report to the President and announced Darrow will rest, noting it found monopolistic tendencies in codes and firmer critiques of Johnson's claims.
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Washington
Clarence Darrow
National Recovery Review Board
Hugh S. Johnson
White House
Darrow
Johnson
NRA
Amarillo and West Texas Forecast Unsettled Friday
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity shows unsettled conditions Friday with partly cloudy to cloudy Panhandle skies. West Texas west of mile marker 100 reports generally fair weather while New Mexico remains fair with daytime temperatures easing.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Minister Identified As Man Who Married Girl He Now Denies
Three witnesses identify Rev. William D. Welburn Jr. as the man who married Mrs. Wineta Long Welburn, who seeks a divorce on mental cruelty grounds. Welburn denies the marriage and paternity of her seven month old son. Doctor R Wright testified Welburn brought the plaintiff for a pregnancy exam.
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San Antonio
William D. Welburn, Jr
Government Hill Methodist Church
Wineta Long Welburn
William Drummond Walburn
R. Wright
New Braunfels
Welburn
Aree
Bank Robber Sought After Covington Bank Heist
Covington Texas June 28 Hill and Johnson County officers search brush country southwest of Covington for a man believed to have escaped from Waco jail a month ago. He robbed Covington State Bank of about $1000 abducted president M. T. Davis in a stolen car ten miles southwest of Covington and ordered him to return. Davis suspected rendezvous with confederates. Bank employees tentatively identify a photo of one of five McLennan County prison escapees as the robber.
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Covington
Texas
AY Hill
Johnson County
Brush
Waco
OFFICERS LOSE STANTON TRAIL IN WIDE HUNT
LUBBOCK June 28 The four Lubock County jail fugitives led by condemned murderer Ed Stanton have faded after four days of pursuit Sheriff Tom Abel ends the chase returning to Lubbock Some say Stanton was last seen in Asp rmont with Andrew Nelson others recall a clue about a back seat of a car The remaining fugitives are William Bill Coupe under ten year sentence for robbery and J B Stephens convicted burglar Stanton killed Sheriff John Moseley of Swisher County at Tulia
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Lubbock
Will-o’the-wisp
Lubock County
Perchmouth) Stanton
Tom Abel
Oklahoma
King
Stonewall
Abel
Andrew H. Nelson
Stanton
William E.bill
Coupe
J. B. Stephens
John C. Moseley
Swisher County
Tulia
Woman Slayer Faces Death Penalty in Ossining Case
Mrs. Anna Antonio, 28, awaiting execution for hiring two men to kill her husband for an insurance payout, pledged her few remaining possessions to her children. Co-defendants Feraci and Saetta also to die. governor silent on reprieve.
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Ossining
N. Y
Anna Antonio
Phyllis
Marie
Francis
Soy
Frankie
Sing Sing
Mary Farmer
Watertown
Auburn Prison
Feraco
Saetta
Raymond
Ontario County
Laeda
Oil firms plan distress oil pact in East Texas
Tyler Texas June 28 The supply and purchase agreement involving major oil companies and East Texas refiners to dispose of distress oil should be decided within 48 hours. Jules Constantin president of the East Texas Independent Refiners Association announced tonight.
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Tyler
Tex
East Texas
Jules Constantin
East Texas Independent Refiners’ Association
Three Young Men Succumb In Oil Well Pit Near Breckenridge
Three oil field workers died from gas fumes in a pit seven and a half feet deep near Breckenridge Texas. The victims Joe Williams Wad dell Greenstreet and Leland Price ages 26 24 were overcome while adjusting a braiden head. A fellow worker escaped but fainted on reaching ground level. Rescue attempts by other workers lasted about two and a half hours.
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Breckenridge
Tex
Joe Wiliams
Waddell Greenstreet
Leland Price
J. F. Baker
Rotary governor named for Texas district
Thomas Brooks of Bryan Texas was elected governor of the 47th Rotary district in Texas for a 10 day term to succeed the late Edward Wynn Seale of Kingsville Texas.
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Rotary
Detroit
Mich
Thomas Brooks
Bryan
Texas
Edward Wynn Seale
Kingsville
Hunter Rally in Amarillo Tonight At Polk Street Site
Hunter campaign events lead to an outdoor rally at tenth Avenue and Polk Street with Tom Hunter speaking at 8 45 PM for about an hour. Amarillo supporters plan a 1000 seat crowd, traffic on tenth Avenue will be blocked, and music by the Amarillo College of Music Band opens the program.
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Tom Hunter
Wichita Falls
Tenth Avenue
Polk Street
Amarillo
Panhandle
Polk
Tyler Street
Amarillo College of Music
Hunter
Texas
Fred M. Seale
Lubbock
Pampa
Borger
Langer Party Wins Thumbs Down in North Dakota Vote
North Dakota voters backed Langer for governor and his faction, while opposing state officials linked to the chief executive. Langer led with 44,082 votes to Thoresen 22,956 and Cain 1,768 in partial returns. Liquor control measures look defeated. a school tax measure is favored.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Langer
Tured
United States
T. H. Thoresen
J. P. Cain
Thoresen
Cain
Loans on securities to brokers and dealers in New York
Loans on securities to brokers and dealers held by weekly reporting member banks in New York City totaled 1 017 000 000 for the week ending June 27 a drop of 23 000 000 from the prior week. The week ending June 28 1933 shows 764 000 006 in loans.
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Washington
New York City
Palo Duro Canyon Readies Grand Fourth Attractions
Palo Duro Canyon in Texas gears up for a full day July Fourth event with a rodeo on the rim led by Leonard Stroud and his champions. Admission ranges 25 to 50 cents, with free entry for under 9. 9 to 15 year olds pay 25 cents. The drive through the canyon and park features are highlighted as a premier Southwest attraction. Stroud plans to bring Amarillo Boy, with $100 prize for qualifying cowboys, amid a slate of Western events including bulldogging and calf roping.
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Palo Duro Canyon
Texas
Leonard Stroud
Congress of Champions
COC
Canyon Ar & Park
Thrilla of
Western
Stroud
Canyon
Embargo Placed on Silver Exports by U S Government
Secretary Morgenthau with the approval of President Roosevelt placed an embargo on further exports of silver except under license. Three exceptions allow export without permits for fabricated silver metals containing silver in small amounts and foreign silver coins.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Woman Dies in Lubbock Gasoline Kitchen Accident
June 24 Mite J G Moffitt aged 53 died here tonight from burns suffered near O'Donnell at noon. Her 17 year old daughter Lois is in critical condition with burns. Mrs Moffitt poured gasoline into a hot skillet thinking it was water.
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Lubbock
J G. Moffitt
O'Donnell
Weymouth Elected Head of Poller County Relief Board
Chanslor Weymouth was elected chairman of the Poller County relief board yesterday, succeeding Julius Dorenfield Jr who resigned. O D Thompson was appointed to fill a vacancy on the directorate. The meeting at relief headquarters banned political campaigning by employees and restricted propaganda at offices and plants.
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Dozenfield
Relief
Grant Street
Norris Cleared in Death of Youth in Auto Crash
Williamsport Pa June 28 coroner jury found Senator George W Norris of Nebraska not to blame in the death of nine year old Robert MacMichael struck by Norris automobile. Norris testified he drove about 15 miles per hour as the boy darted into his path.
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Vivian Macmillan
Edmonton
Alta
J. E. Brownlee
Alberta
Miss MacMillian
MacMillan
Brownlee
Miss MacMillan
John Caldwell
Legislative
Williamsport
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Robert MacMichael
Norris
Four Vehicle Collision Injures Deputies Near Fillmore Underpass
A four-vehicle crash at the Fillmore Street underpass yesterday afternoon injured Roy Brewer and Ivy Wilkinson, sheriff's deputies under Sheriff Bill Adams. The southbound deputy car collided with two trucks and a passenger bus after vehicles swerved to avoid a car entering from a northeast driveway. An axe and crowbar were used to free the deputies from the wreckage.
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Sheriff's Department
Fillmore Street
Roy Brewer
Ivy Wilkinson
Bill Adams
Brewer
Wilkinson
Albert Prazier
North Second Avenue
Roosevelt lauds last session and outlines future policy aims
President Roosevelt told the nation in a radio address that substantial gains were made in the past fifteen months and outlined a future program to provide better homes, plan land and water use, and expand social insurance. He praised nonpartisan Congress, warned against die-hards, and urged continued relief as needed.
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Washington, Jane &8
Pir
Roosevelt
The
Nation Tonight
Seorea
Belond
Classified notices offer sale and rental items in brief
An OCR fragment shows ads for a pony sale with two phone numbers, a furnished room house for rent at 610 West Lite Dial 2-071, a four room apartment for rent at 1109 Polis Dial 6934, and a hemstitching service by Mrs. Pace at 1014 Fillmore for 3 cents per yard.
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General Electric
Polis
Pace
Fillmore
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Darrow Board
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Patie
Sheriff
Palo Duro State Park
Tenth
Local Relief
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Relief Board
Chanslor FE. Weymouth
Dorenfteld
Sen. Norris
Lauds Solons
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Saie
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