Roosevelt Returns to Hyde Park After Penn Speech
President Roosevelt arrived at Hyde Park for a weekend break after a rousing Philadelphia acceptance speech. About 100 Roosevelt Home Club members greeted him, and he praised the crowd as part of a historic scene. Governor Lehman accompanied him on his special train, with plans to start nationwide campaigning from Washington.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Highland
West Bank
the Hudson
Roosevelt Home Club
Poughkeepsie
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Philadelphia
University of Pennbowl
Lehman
Washington
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
America
Zioncheck Escapes From Sheppard Pratt Hospital
Rep. Marion A Zioncheck of Seattle escaped from Sheppard Pratt Hospital in Towson Maryland where he was confined for rest and observation. He leaped a fence and was last seen fleeing in an automobile toward Ellicott City. Officials said a sanity hearing had been planned in Washington but was cancelled as he was transferred for treatment.
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Towson
Marion A. Zioncheck
Seattle
Wash
Sheppard Pratt Hospital
Arthur E. Pattrell
Pattrell
Ellicott City
Zioncheck
Pattrel
Ross McClure Chapman
Sheppard Pratt
Gallinger Hospital
Washington
Washington congressman amid housing clashes and hospital stay
Four in Washington were involved in a string of clashes with his landlady leading to hospital admission and lawsuits. The congressman Zlon and his bride Rubye Taylor Nix returned from a honeymoon trip to Cuba and New York marked by frequent excitement. Just before his commitment he visited the White House and left a package of empty beer bottles and moth balls for the President, as quoted by White House attaches.
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Washington
Zloncheck
Rubye Taylor Nix
WPA
Texarkana
Tex
Cuba
New
York
White House
Thursday To Be 68th Wedding Anniversary For Plainview Couple
Plainview residents B. D. Wingo and his wife mark 68 years of marriage with plans for a quiet anniversary July 2 in their home. Married in Red River County on July 2, 1868, they raised 11 children and traveled westward over five decades, settling in Plainview five years ago. The couple hopes to include their first old age compensation checks in the celebration. Continued on Page.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Panhandle
Colorado
Dust Bowl
Plainview
B. D. Wingo
Wingo
Lost Women Fiers Found Hiking From Crash on Mountain
Two Portland women fliers missing after a crash near Camas Washington were located alive by searchers. Alyce Pashbury and Irma Westover were found hiking out of the mountains near Archer Mountain with minor injuries. An unidentified man aided them, and army fliers reported sighting a possible body in the wreckage.
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Camas
Wash
Portland
Here
Louis Robinson
Alyce Pashbury
Irma Westover
A. ©. Cooper
Grass Valley
Fred Lee
Vancouver
Spokane Wash
Bertha Robinson
Archer Mountain
Louis
Pashbury
Miss Westover
Tornado Hits Warrenton Destroys Two Warehouses
A tornado swept into Warren ton business district this afternoon demolishing two large warehouses and unroofing several buildings. No casualties were reported.
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Warrenton
Chinese Fire Upon Japs Justified Says Maze
Sir Frederick Maze, British inspector general of Chinese maritime customs, told the Central Chinese government that Chinese customs ships were within their rights to fire on Japanese smugglers near Tsingtao and Tangku. He rejected Japanese claims that the shootings were illegal, stating the actions were legitimate policing.
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Shanghai
Sir Frederick Maze
Tsingtao
Tangku
China
Tri-State Fair Workmen Launch Expansion Plan This Week
Workmen begin a seven week expansion at the Tri State Fair grounds to add seven county exhibit spaces in the agricultural building and five Future Partner spaces. The WPA funds remodel the automobile building into a general exhibits hall housing Home Grown Flowers Domestic Science Domestic Arts Literary Art clubs Schools Music and more. The poultry building will return to its original use, freeing space for the poultry show. The project aims to ease congestion in the merchants building and attract counties in Oklahoma and New Mexico to exhibit. Architects Townes and Funk plan permanent construction and a new New Mexico pueblo style building may be erected pending confirmation.
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WPA
The
Fair Association
Tis
Tri-State
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Townes and Funk
Fair
Dee Howard
Portales
Experts fear higher prices on foodstuffs
Weather-driven drought across the plains signals tighter food costs as April to June rainfall matches 1934 levels. Crop experts warn corn shortage could push beef pork and milk prices higher while bread substitutes shrink. Secretary Wallace forms a federal committee to aid Dakotas Minnesota Montana Wyoming and nearby states.
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Drouth
Weather Bureau
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Washington
Dakotas
Minnesota
Montana
Wyoming
South
Last Tax Day For Potter County Property Owners
Deadline looms for Potter County to pay 1935 taxes with midnight cutoff tomorrow. The courthouse tax office will stay open to collect, facing 8 percent penalty plus 1 dollar cost and 6 percent interest from July 1 on delinquent 1925 taxes. Final split tax payment due by June 30.
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Potter County
Jewell Davidson
Local Showers Reported Near Amarillo and Tucumcari
Showers yesterday afternoon appeared to be only local with no precipitation reported from nearby towns. If cloud formation above Amarillo yields more showers, observers at English Airport give Amarillo little chance for rain. Rain fell west of here near Tucumcari with local precipitation reported.
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Amarillo
English
Here
Tucumcari
Hoover may accept invitation to speak in Texas
John W. Philp, director of organization for the Republican party in Texas, said Hoover was seriously considering an invitation to speak in San Antonio on August 10. Hoover remains the only Republican candidate to carry Texas in a presidential campaign.
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Dallas
John W. Philp
Republican Party
Texas
Herbert Hoover
San Antonio
Kansas Man Leads Reds Ticket at New York Nominat
Earl W. Browder of Kansas was chosen as the Communist party presidential candidate with James W. Ford of Harlem as vice president. Madison Square Garden swelled with 20 000 spectators and 710 delegates amid ticker tape and noisy demonstrations as Robert Minor nominated Browder. Minor warned of chaos and urged revolutionists as future leaders.
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New York
Earl W. Browder
Kansas
United States
James W. Ford
Madison Square Garden
Robert Minor
Browder
Minor
Washingtons
Lincolns
Quitaque Man Hurt as Auto Overturns
R S Lewis of Quitaque was resting yesterday at the Northwest Texas Hospital after his car overturned Saturday night about 10 o clock on the Canyon highway. He apparently was not seriously injured in the wreck.
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R. S. Lewis
Quitaque
Northwest Texas
Canyon
Open Sino-Jap Fuss May Flare Into War
American observers warned that Sino-Japanese tensions in China could erupt into full war after a North China smuggling scandal and Chinese firing on Japanese boats. They cited Japanese troop buildup near Peiping and reports that a Japanese officer was imprisoned as factors increasing the risk of hostilities. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek could become a peacemaker if war can be averted.
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Shanghat
China
Japan
North
Chiang Kai-Shek
Nanking
Gengtai
Peiping
Myrna Loy Marries Shifts Hollywood Bachelor List
Hollywood June report notes Myrna Loy wed Arthur Hornbrow Jr prompting Greta Garbo and Shirley Temple as remaining famous spinsters. Many leading actresses had not married, yet were spoken for, with names including Madge Evans, Mary Brian, Rochelle Hudson, Anita Louise, Grace Bradley, Alice Faye, Eleanor Powell, Anne Shirley, Betty Grable, Ida Lupino, Maureen O Sullivan, Jean Muir, Merle Oberon, Luise Rainer, Jeanette MacDonald, Marian Marsh. Mae West remains unattached though rumored.
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Hollywood
Lst
Madge Evans
Mary Brian
Rochelle Hudson
Anita Louise
Grace Bradley
Alice Faye
Eleanor Powell
Anne Shirley
Betty Grable
Ida I Taipino
Maureen O'Sullivan
Jean Muir
Merle Oberon
Luise Rainer
Jeanette MacDonald
Marian Marsh
Ranger Dan Hines Leaves Service to Manage Estate
Beaumont notes Dan Hines resigns from the Rangers effective July to manage the Stak estate in Orange. He replaces the post left vacant by Dave Nelson who stepped to lead the Texas prison system.
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Beaumont
Dan Hines
Stak
Orange
Hines
Dave Nelson
Texas
Officials inspect Palo Duro state park in Amarillo visit
Texas State Parks Board led by former Governor Pat M. Neff and National Park Service officials arrived in Amarillo for an inspection of Palo Duro state park. The group planned a conference on future development and followed by further park inspections at Palisades and Hereford with Palo Duro Superintendent Bill Anderson and Panhandle parks advisory members present.
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Texas State Parks Board
National Park Service
Amarillo
Palo Duro State Park
Pat M. Neff
State Park Board
Wendell Mayes
Brownwood
Tom Beauchamp
Tyler
Col
R. O. Whitaker
Austin
Texas Parks
M. J. MacColm
Milo Christiansen
Leo A. McClatchy
Oklahoma City
Everett Townsend
Alpine
Big Bend Park
Neff
Whiteaker
Mayes
Paio Duro Park
Palo Duro Park
Palisades Park
Hereford Park
Bill Anderson
Palo Duro
Panhandle Parks
Ten Hurt in Auto Collision in Llano
Ten persons were injured in an automobile collision in North Llano. Four were seriously hurt including Mrs. Kitha Hensley 26 of Georgetown and Mrs. Alma Baker of Georgetown. others injured were Mrs. F Hackworth 65 and Mrs. Ida White, both of Llano.
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Llano
North Liano
Kitha Hensley
Georgetown
F. Hackworth
Liano
Alma Baker
Ida White
Hemphill County Census Totals 1133 School Aged Children
Canadian and rural schools share Hemphill County’s 1133 school age children with 587 in Canadian schools and 546 in rural schools. The June report details distribution across locations and implies active enrollment patterns.
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Hemphill County
Funeral Held for Mrs Alice Davis of Canyon
Funeral services for 79 year old Mrs Alice KE Davis who died at her daughter's Canyon home were conducted Sunday evening from the residence. Widow of J M Davis she had lived in Canyon 24 years and is survived by daughters Mrs Hill of Canyon and Mrs J W Shanklin of Houston. She was active in church affairs for 50 years and a Baptist member. Services were led by Rev J R Hicks with Rev Charles L Dickey assisting. Pallbearers were Ford Fromebarger L F Sheffey Travis Shaw C R Burrow C H Jarrett and Dr S I Ingham. Burial followed at Dreamland Cemetery Canyon.
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Alice KE. Davis
J. A. Hill
Canyon
J. M. Davis
Hill
J. W. Shanklin
Houston
The
Baptist Church
J. R. Hicks
First Baptist Church of
Charles L. Dickey
Presbyterian Church
Ford Fromebarger
L. F. Sheffey
Travis Shaw
C. R. Burrow
C. H. Jarrett
8. I. Ingham
Dreamland Cemetery
Vallee Brings Famous Band Here Tonight
Vallee arrives with the Connecticut Yankees for a concert at Municipal Auditorium tonight. Tickets range 40 cents to 1653 dollars, with reservations at City Drug No 1 on Polk Street until 6 pm. The same venue hosts a 7:30 pm dance with the nation’s top band, continuing to 1:30 am Tuesday. admission 2.20 per person. The Amarillo engagement marks Vallee’s first Texas appearance, booked by the Tri-State Fair.
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Rudy Vallee
City Drug
Amarillo
Tri-State
Texas
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Lioncheck
Mrs
Fiers
DEATH
Vega
Ysabel Gurule
Panhandles
Don Gurule
Anna
Rose
L. B. Romero
Channing
I. Taylor
Santa Anna
Calif
Lee Denney
L. K. Blasingame
Tri-State Fair Workmen
Chicago
Hoover
Kansan
REDS
Bedlam
U. S
Myrna Loy
Greta Garbo
Shirley Temple
Mae West
Milwaukee
Miss West
Jim Timony
Myrna
Arthur Hornbrow, Jr
Ebadio
National Parks
Alice Davis
Vallee
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