Hitler tightens grip as Czecho Slovakia dissolves
March 14 Prague reports Germany asserts dominance as Slovakia proclaims independence and Czecho-Slovakia dissolves into three parts. German and Hungarian forces race to seize Carpatho-Ukraine while Prague and leaders Bismarck amid talks with Hacha and Goering.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Czecho-Slovakia
Hitler
Slovakia
Bohemia-Moravia
Czech
Germany
Fuehrer
Emil Hacha
Hacha
Prague
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Italy
Joseph Tiso
Hlinka
Carpatho-Ukraine
Moravska-Ostrava
Czech Republic
Poland
Hungarians March as Hungary Annexes Carpatho Ukraine
Hungary declares the Czech response to an ultimatum unsatisfactory and says immediate measures will follow. Troops move into Ruthenia as 10,000 Czech forces are reported nearby while reservists are called up and Augustin Volosin forms an independent Carpatho Ukrainian government.
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Budapest
Carpatho-Ukraine
Hungary
Foreign Office
Czecho-Slovakia
Carpatho- Ukraine
Ruthenia
Szolyva
Momonna
Chust
Volosin
Hat Bands Turn Green For St Patrick Day Parade
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce will swap orange for green hat bands for a Friday departure. Clay Thornton, goodwill chairman, says a special order for green bands was placed after an earlier oversight. The Amarillo caravan, mostly Irish, leaves at 8 am from the Chamber HQ with the Amarillo High School band directed by Oscar Wise.
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Amerillo Chamber of Commerce
Amrock
Clay Thornton
Good Will
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Will Rogers Memorial Week Opens At Albuquerque
The U S Highway 66 Association holds its annual convention in Albuquerque with a Will Rogers memorial fiesta. Bill Rogers and Rochelle Hudson attend as the parade winds through downtown, while Monte Blue is elected president of the association for the coming year. The gathering continues with pageants, stunts, and performances from Amarillo clubs and movie talent. The group plans to reconvene next year in Santa Monica, California.
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Texas
New Mexico
Chicago
Los Angeles
Highway 66
Will Rogers
Bill Rogers
Rochelle Hudson
Trict
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Maverick Club
Monte Blue
Carl Hinton
Santa Monica
Cal
Forty-Seven Bulls Lead Sale At Texas Hereford Show
Forty-seven bulls averaged $351 and twelve females $336 at the Texas Hereford Association Criterion Sale in Fort Worth. Top bull Whitelen Lad 128th sold for $925. other high prices included Real Prince Domino 100th at $675. Top female Capitola sold for $600. grand champion Milky Way Donna Domino stood in the Hereford show. Buyers came from Louisiana Arkansas Missouri and Mexico.
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Fort Worth
Texas Hereford Association
Lad
Carl B. King
Siloam Springs
Ark
A. D. Smith
Paris
Prince Domino
Anderson Hereford Ranch
Forreston, Tex
Coon and Culberton
Dalhart
J. D. Domino
Blanco Hereford Farm
Mount Sharp
Tex
Brooke Hereford Ranch
Brady
Louisiana
Arkansas
Missouri
Mexico
Combs
Goliad
Carlos Domino
Calved
Irby and Son
Capitola
J. C. Andras and Sons
Manchester
Ill
H. H. Wilkinson
Milky Way
Donna Domino
Milky Way Farms
Pulaski
Tenn
Questoyah Rupert
Claude F. Heard
Beeville
Alicia
Combs and Worley
Pampa
Anglo-French Forces Quiet On Division
Britain and France stay aloof as Czechoslovakia splinters under German pressure. Chamberlain defends Munich terms, saying no unprovoked aggression occurred, while Paris and London hint Germany and Italy will handle future Czech fate.
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London
Britain
France
Czecho-Slovakia
Germany
Paris
Italy
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Berlin
Rome
Chamerlain
Hitler
Roosevelt seeks 150 million relief funds amid party clash
President Roosevelt asks for an immediate 150 million dollar appropriation for relief projects to save millions from loss of livelihoods. The move sparks a partisan fight as Woodrum is ousted as acting subcommittee chair and replaced by Taylor while Cox calls for WPA scrutiny. Republicans voice caution, seeking facts before backing any bill.
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Washington
Roosevelt
PWA
Rep. Woodrum
Virginia
House
Taylor
Colorado
Appropriations Committee
Rep. Cox
Georgia
WPA
Woodrum
Senate rejects Leo's plan to name budget director
In Austin on March 14, the Senate voted six to zero against Gov W Lee O Daniel's proposal to have a budget director report directly to the governor. Senator George Moffett led the bill to shift budget prep from the board of control, arguing the governor is the chief budget officer. Opponents said the board's recommendations are adequate and the governor's veto provides proper oversight.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Roosevel
Treasury
Bankhead
Congress
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate Finance Committee
Cp. Cooper
Tennessee
House
Senate
Austin
W. Lee O'Daniel
George Moffett
Chillicothe
Board of Control
Moffett
Control Board
Amarillo and Vicinity Weather Forecast
Fair and colder Wednesday for Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas west of the 100th meridian also fair and noticeably colder Wednesday.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th Meridian
Vic Stuart Named to New Mexico Livestock Sanitary Board
Friends of Vic Stuart celebrate his appointment by Governor Miles to the New Mexico Livestock Sanitary Board. The Amarillo report from DeWitt Kynolds says Stuart, a rancher near the Texas line in northeastern New Mexico, is well known to cattle men across the Southwest.
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Vic Stuart
New Mexico Livestock Sanitary Board
Miles
New Mexico
Amarillo
DeWitt Kynolds
Stuart
Texas Line
Southwest
Medicol Win in Pneumonia War
Dallas report on a spring conference claims a medical breakthrough with sulfapyridine curing a large portion of pneumococcic pneumonia. Dr Charles F McKhann of Harvard Medical School says diseases like measles and influenza will no longer be fatal when pneumonia is prevented, and notes ultraviolet air sterilization efforts in hospitals and baby wards.
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Dallas
America
Charles F. McKhann
Boston
Dallas Southern Clinical Society
Harvard Medical School
Food and Drug Administration
McKhann
Dr. McEhann
Mild Duster Sweeps Over Panhandle
A mild dust storm crossed most of the Panhandle yesterday followed by a norther that lowered temperatures to the high 30s. The event produced surface winds with gusts up to 45 mph and a peak of 36 mph, while Saturday saw gusts near 80 mph from strong winds.
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Panhandle
Used Car Exchange Week Ends Sunday
Five More Shopping Days on February 15th show used cars advertised in the Globe-News Want Ad Section. Prices in the Auto Dealers Blue Book rose up to 25 dollars in a month, but the directory of Used Cars offers bargains such as a 1938 Plymouth four door for 435 dollars and a 1937 Ford DeLuxe sedan for 395 dollars. MORAL: Buy a used car NOW and save money. Sunday is the last day of the gigantic City-wide Used Car Exchange Week.
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Globe-News
Burial rites set for J. C. White slain Hale County farmer
Plainview March 14 Special burial rites will honor J. C. White 47 a Hale County farmer and Cotton Center church member shot Monday afternoon. Rev C E F Dick will officiate assisted by Dr J Howard Williams. White’s body moved to his home. Bill Moody neighbor and farmer charged with his murder. examining trial set for Thursday 10 am Hale Center justice of the peace T E Wall. Bond 5000. Witness Frank Casey said White spoke to Moody’s car before the shooting. Continued on Page 3 Col 2
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Plainview
J. C. White
Hale County
Cotton Center
C. EF. Dick
Cotton Center Baptist Church
White
Young Men’s Bible
J. Howard Williams
Amarillo
Plainview Undertaking
Bill Moody
Moody
T. E. Wall
Hale Center
J. P. Silver
George Moody
Wallie Bogart
Ote Martine
Hare County
Frank Casey
Casey
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