Amarillo Fat Stock Show concludes carlot sales
Bulls and heifers feed into a continuing sale as buyers crowd the barns after the show. Pronger Bros. top the carload with a Stratford entry sold to Weymouth Amarillo, with dozens more bulls and several 210 plus head of cattle sold through the carlot division. Auction notes detail the grand champion bought by Phillips Petroleum and resold for Junior Welfare League benefit, plus charity donations from local outfits.
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Amarillo
Landon Doak
Claude
Pronger Bros
Stratford
Chansler Weymouth
Taussig Bros
Parshall
Colo
A. H. Whitesides Estates
Hollis
Okla
Childress
Carlot Group
Onit
Carlot
J. P. Calliham
Conway
Morrison
Spur
George W. Sitter
McLean
Tom Cobb
Ed Moore
Jack Rose
Dalhart
L. Petty
Dumas
W. E. Bennett
Tom Garard
Tohoka
Wilson Campbell
Canyon
A. J. Jesko
Muleshoe
Arthur G. Gripp
C. L. Thomas
Pampa
Bud Bagwell
G. B. Combs
George Cator
Morse
Raymond Thompson
Vega
Rex Martin
Glen Rio
New Mexico
Panhandle
Phillips Petroleum Corp
M. T. Johnson
Earl Gartin
Furr Food Stores
C. W. Farr
R. B. Masterson
Phillips 66
Sam Lard
Fritz Siebold
Bill McSpadden
John Pullingim
Roy Greenhill
Hap Johnson
Mr. Furr
Pinkney Packing Company
Jack Scott
Custer
Eualchism
Stinnett
Hutchinson County
Borger Chamber of Commerce
Merle Harlan
White Deer
George Nance
Joe Sneed
Shamrock Oil and Gas Co
William Conrad
Social Center
Furr Food
Ordway-Saunders
Glen Rice
Inpscomb
Amarillo National Bank
Social Center For
William E. Herring
Godfrey Cadra
Amarillo Cottonseed Oil Company
Austria Gives In To Nazi Drive After Schuschnigg Resigns
Vienna reports that Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg bowed to Germany's pressure and resigned as Adolf Hitler extends influence in Austria. Arthur Seyss-Inquart named new chancellor with Nazi-leaning cabinet members. Troops mass on the border as violence erupts and a plebiscite is postponed. Italy remains passive amid Rome Berlin axis. London and Paris issue protests but take no decisive action.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
Austria
Kurt Schuschnigg
Arthur Seysz- Inquart
Salzburg
Kufstein
Mitthwald
Seysz-Inquart
Hitler
Great Britain
France
Europe
Rhineland
Italy
Rome-Berlin
Britain
Foreign Office
Berlin
Schuschnigg
Vienna
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Wilhelm Miklas
Arthur Seysz-Inquest
Beysz-Inquest
Fuhhrer
Sunday News Expands Parade Photos for Mother-in-Law Day
The Sunday News-Globe will publish extra copies with three pages of parade scenes from the Panhandle event. The issue features prize winner photographs from the amateur contest and will be sold for five cents at the office or ten cents by mail. no phone orders.
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The
News
News- Globe
Panhandle
News-Globe
Roosevelt Nominates Draper to Federal Reserve Board
President Roosevelt sent to the Senate the nomination of Ernest G. Draper, assistant secretary of commerce, to be a member of the board of governors of the Federal Reserve System.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Senate
Ernest G. Draper
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
TVA Chairman Defies Roosevelt Over Fact Finding Inquiry
Dr. Arthur E. Morgan, chairman of TVA, openly defied President Roosevelt and refused to participate in a hearing on TVA's internal row. Morgan accused the inquiry of being an alleged process and urged a congressional investigation while Harcourt Morgan and Lilienthal defended themselves with exhibits and testimony.
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Washington
Arthur E. Morgan
TVA
Roosevelt
Harcourt A. Morgan
David E. Lilienthal
Congress
Lilienthal
Harcourt Morgan
Morgan
George Berry
Tennessee
Norris Dam
Mr. Roosevelt
Death Demands for 19 Traitors in Moscow Trial
Moscow court proceedings in the mass treason and murder trial reach climax as Attorney General Vishinsky seeks firing squad for 19 of 21 Bolshevik defendants. He spares Christian Rakovsky and Sergei Bessonov, proposing 25 years for Bessonov, while denouncing many as unscrupulous spies and murderers.
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Moscow
Andrew Vishinsky
Russia
Christian Rakovsky
Great Britain
France
Sergeio A. Bessonov
Berlin
Vishinsky
Bukharin
Faysulla Khodjaiev
Vokhara
Akmal Kramoyo
Uzbekestan
Lawrence of Arabia
Central Asia
House Passes Tax Revision Bill Despite Roosevelt Hull Opposition
The House approved the tax revision bill 294 to 98 after defeating Roosevelt and Hull on key provisions. It retains a levy on closely held corporations and keeps the pork tariff, with debates over liquor taxes and proposed reforms continuing amid signals of a friendlier Senate reception.
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House
Roosevelt
Hull
Park
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Sively
License Plate Fraud Project Targets Non Resident Registrations
The Texas Highway Department investigates license plate sales to non residents across counties with a focus on revenue losses. Officials report counties paid the first 50 000 in plate revenue while larger counties and the state retained the rest and improper sales harmed public funds. A March 17 hearing in Beaumont court of civil appeals on an injunction affects shipments and registrations in San Jacinto County.
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Austin
Highway Department
Highway Commission
San Jacinto County
Beaumont Court of Civil Appeals
W. B. Pope
Julian Montgomery
Court of Criminal Appeals
Montgomery
House Retains Hike In Tax on Liquor
The House reaffirmed its decision to raise the tax on hard liquor by 25 cents a gallon despite warnings the move could revive bootlegging. The Washington action centers on tax policy and enforcement implications for liquor sales.
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House
Washington
Reprieve Granted Delays National Used Car Exchange
Amarillo Automobile Dealers win a one day extension for the National Used Car Exchange Week allowing out of town buyers to participate. Dealers say tomorrow is the last chance to find a modern safe economical car at a rock bottom price as advertised in the Globe News Want Ads.
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National Used Car Exchange Week
Amarillo Automobile
Amarillo
Globe News
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Zecho
Jugoslavia
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Fdr
Celeratd
Arthur Morgan
H. A. Morgan
David Lilienthal
Texas
100Th Meridian
Ady, Russell
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