O'Daniel Pushes Pension Plan Into Texas Constitution
Gov. W. Lee O'Daniel urged lawmakers to write a 7 percent sales tax into the Texas constitution to finance expanded old age pensions and related programs. He called on citizens to pressure representatives, argued compromise is needed, and noted the plan would curb political posturing over Social Security. He paid tribute to Rep. J. J. Olsen of Yoakum who died.
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Austin
W. Lee O'Daniel
House of Representatives
J. J. Olsen
Yoakum
Texas
O’daniel
House
Rooms for Rent Sell Fast in Globe News Ad Space
Globe News Want Ad columns show strong demand for room rentals with multiple postings. Listings include a downstairs bedroom with bath near Taylor, a furnished front room near Harrison, and a bedroom with adjoining bath and garage near West 7th, all rented quickly. Contact 6262 for ads.
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Globe News
Bath
West 7Th
Globe-News
Bride-To-Be Visits Divorce Court In Case
A Tennessee bride-to-be visited divorce court to confirm the procedure. The playful roundup notes a Pennsylvanian jailed for resting, a North Carolina man staying for his dinner as flames tore through a home, and a Philadelphia pedestrian blaming himself after a collision.
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New York
Indiana
North Carolina
Indianapolis
Kentucky
Attorney General
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Tennessee
Philadelphia
Russia Denounces Nazi Grab of Czech Lands in Note
Moscow logs a formal protest to Berlin rejecting Hitler's absorption of Bohemia Moravia and Slovakia as illegal and aggressive. The note cites lack of Czech and Slovak will, calls German actions a threat to world peace, and notes possible Moscow hesitation to align with Britain and France.
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Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Germany
Hitler
Bohemia-Moravia
Slovakia
Berlin
Czecho
Carpatho - Ukraine
Czecho-Slovakia
Maxim Litvinoff
Count Friedrich Werner von der Schulenberg
France
Great Britain
Hitler Returns Home in Glory
Hitler arrived in Berlin after touring Bohemia and Moravia and pledged a firm resolve to keep his expanded Germany. He rode through cheering crowds to the chancellery and entered important conferences, appearing tired and grim as he stepped from the Vienna train at Goerlitzer station.
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Berlin
Dallas man reports hat and shirt theft at cafe
Neal Murphy of Dallas entered a cafe and hung his hat on a hook. He watched the hat but someone took a package containing a new shirt from a chair where he had placed it.
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Dallas
Neal Murphy
Word game politics and the appeasement label debate
Preston Grover Washington reports President Roosevelt and Jerome Frank discuss word trouble and substitute terms like Blugglub Ugwug Agwag and Wifwaif to avoid misreading policy. The piece notes press influence, vocabulary shifts, and how language shapes public understanding in New Deal debates.
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Preston Grover Washington
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Chamberlain
Munich
Harrison
White House
Roosevelt
England
France
Jerome Frank
Securities and Exchange
Wifwaif
Frank
Daladier Granted Dictatorial Powers in France
Paris March 19 Premier Edouard Daladier, given broad emergency powers, moves to bolster France’s armed forces. Reports say 125 000 fortress troops may be called to colors as Senate creates a temporary dictatorship until November 30 to match Nazi and fascist moves.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
France
Senate
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Daladier
War Ministry
Romania mobilizes border defense amid reserve calls
Bucharest reports that about 500000 men from twelve army classes guard the borders. The standing force of 200000 anchors the defense while reserves and engineers are called up, though no full general mobilization occurred. Authorities say enough troops are posted to deter a surprise.
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Bucharest
Balkan
Senate Urged to Shake Up Labor Relations Law
Senate labor committee moves toward early hearings on amendments to the labor relations act. Senator Borah supports hearings but not a commitment to change. AFL asks for changes broadening rights to use the labor board and limiting board discretion. WPA funding debate continues with subcommittee hearings ending Wednesday.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Borah
Idaho
Labor Committee
F.D.R
Thomas
Utah
Afl-Cio
AFL
CIO
Labor Board
WPA
House
Siamese Twins Rule Kittens Birth Trend At Guymon Farm
Acat belonging to Mickey Dix in Guymon produced a rare litter of four kittens in one womb, forming Siamese quadruplets and later a prior litter yielded Siamese triplets. Veterinarians report the quadruplets are developing into normal cats after birth.
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Guymon
Mickey Dixon
Dionne
Helium Found Near Dutch Border For German Zeppelins
An authoritative source reports Germany located a large underground helium deposit near Bentheim just across the Dutch border. Geologists say the gas, under 150 atmospheres pressure, could supply nonflammable lift for the LZ 130, easing Eckener's plea to Washington after US limits.
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Oldenzaal
Netherlands
Germany
Hugo Eckener
United States
Reich
Harold Ickes
Eckener
Washington
Lakehurst
N. J
Bentheim
Cardenas Sees Oil Expropriation Solved by Cooperation Plan
Mexico City March 19 President Lazaro Cardenas said the oil expropriation issue was nearing a definite solution through a cooperation plan offered by affected companies The crowd in the plaza by the presidential palace heard him indicate Mexico would retain control and management of the industry while investments and a long term company plan were discussed Donald R Richberg the firms lawyer negotiated here over the problem Vicente Lombardo Toledano spoke of Latin American unity against fascism amid the expropriation event
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Lazaro Cardenas
Mexico
U. S
Vicente Lombardo Toledano
Cardenas
England
France
Donald R. Richberg
Richberg
Dame Fashion Rules Tonight Fashion Fair opens at Municipal Auditorium
Madam Style steps out as Amarillo hosts the first annual Fashion Fair from 8 pm to 10 pm. The free event features Easter and summer wear for men and women, an 18 piece orchestra from the Amarillo Symphony, directed by Murray Meeker. Mrs Dick Tweed oversees the show with Wes Izzard as MC. Special acts and film participants from multiple local shops are planned.
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Madam Style
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo
Blackburn Bros
Dodge Clothes
Killough and Davies
Meyer and Meyer
the Hub
J. Levy
White and Kirk
Gordon's Style Shop
Hollywood Shoppe
Regents
RuDell's
C. R. Anthony
Montgomery Ward
Levines
Ladies Store
Kuykendall
Fox Drug Company
Weather Outlook for Oklahoma and West Texas
Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday with cooler conditions in the western and northern areas. In Oklahoma, cooler air moves in from the west on Monday with partly cloudy skies persisting through Tuesday.
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Oklahoma
West Texas
Amarillo Man Wanted for Questioning in Kidnapping Case
Panhandle Texas and adjoining areas search for Jack Compton 26 Amarillo carpenter after 18 year old LaUna Marie Blades abducted from Thompson Park. Car linked to suspect. Erma Guin Burch 15 hurt during assault. Compton described as 5'10" 140–150 pounds dark complexioned. Vehicle found in rural area near Amarillo. Compton has connections to Pleasant Valley and Portales New Mexico. Police pursue in Tri-State effort with state patrols and local agencies.
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Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
LaUna Marie Blades
Amarillo
Jack Compton
Thompson Park
Compton
Erma Guin Burch
LaUna Marte
Pleasant Valley
Pampa
Portales
N. M
Sheriff's Department
Tri-State
Erma Guin
LaUna Marie
WPA
Amarillo General Hospital
Desmond Blades
North
Tyler Street
Erma Gunn
Nat Burch
North Tyler
Belgium King Returns Home After Swiss Trip
King Leopold of Belgium, who had left Friday for a stay in Switzerland, cut short his visit and began returning to Brussels, ending the overseas portion of his trip.
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Brussels
Leopold
Belgium
Switzerland
Bruse von Gate
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