Supreme Court Hearing Criticized By Wallace Over Stockyards Rules
The high court said agencies must give full hearings before orders, prompting the National Labor Relations Board and other bodies to pause or revise actions. Secretary Wallace defends prior practice, noting the procedure was established before his tenure and argues retroactivity would have changed outcomes.
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North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc
Washington
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Hughes
Wallace
Kansas City
Packers and Stockyards
Labor Relations Board
Bituminous Coal Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
Hyde
New Deal
Tugwell
Body of Wheeler Man Identified
The man found dead in a vacant Amarillo building on Saturday afternoon was identified as Charlie Watters, a Wheeler County farmer who had recently lost his farm. An inquest found death from natural causes after relatives could not be located and the body remained at the funeral parlor.
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Amarillo
Charlie Watters
Wheeler
Homer Pitcock
Sunday News-Globe
Redwine and
Pinginot
State Highway Department
Shamrock
Watters
Pitcock
Alabama
Pierce Street
Potter’s Field
al Pitcock
H. W. Duke
Armies Advance On Two Fronts In Global War
Japanese legions push deeper into Central China near Lunghai railway cutting sections of the line. Franco’s Foreign Legion advances drive Loyalists from Spain as insurgents gain footholds toward Valencia and Castellon de la Plana. General Aranda commands a southern push toward Mora de Rubielos while government forces fall back from Sierra de Gudar. Chinese and Japanese clashes surge across multiple fronts with heavy casualties and strategic rail lines under contest.
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Franco
Spain
China
Lunghai Railway
Mount San Cristobal
Valencia
Castellon de la Plana
Allepuz
Teruel
Sierra de Gudar
Mora de Rubielos
Sierra
el Pobo
Miguel Aranda
Suchow
Lunghai Line
Tientsin-Pukow
Lunghai
Shantung Province
Hofei
Shansi
Chiang Kai-Shek
Yellow River
Shanghai- Hangchow
Nanking
Baby Drowns in Tank Near Grandparents Home
Bobbie Parris eight years old was found drowned in a cattle tank near his grandparents home twelve miles west of Huntsville today. The tragedy was reported by local authorities and investigators began examining the scene.
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Huntsville
Bobbie Parris
Here
Amarillo and West Texas Forecast Update
The forecast covers Amarillo and vicinity with Monday partly cloudy and cooler conditions. West Texas will see partly cloudy skies Monday and Tuesday with showers in the east and north Monday and cooler temperatures in the north Tuesday. New Mexico expects partly showers in the north central area Monday with little temperature change.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Cardenas Girds Against Revolt of Cedillistas
President Cardenas faces a potential Cedillista revolt amid Mexico Britain tensions. Mexican troops guard San Luis Potosi with anti aircraft guns atop churches while 3 000 troops hold in barracks and 5 000 more patrol the state capital under martial law. Cedillo stays near Las Palomas estate as rumors of uprising swirl.
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Cardenas
Mexico
Britain
Saturnino Cedillo
Cedillistas
London
Mexico City
Great Britain
San Luis Potosi
Cedillo
Las Palomas
Lazaro Cardenas
Cedillista
Giant Airliner Gives Dream Flight to Crippled Youth
Cecil Collingsworth, a crippled youth, enjoyed a 20 minute cruise flight over Palo Duro canyons aboard a Braniff airliner arranged by Vernon Gunn of TWA Braniff. He sat at the controls wore a pilot’s cap and received a three months Paramount Theatre pass after landing. He will camp at the canyons this summer with Maverick Club.
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Braniff
Cecil Collingsworth
Palo Duro Canyons
Vernon Gunn
TWA
Braniff Airlines
Cecil
Maverick Club
Mr. Gunn
George Tucker
Paramount Theatre
English Field
Boxwell Brothers
Memphis Lad 3 Killed in Plains Crash. Four Hurt
A 3 year old boy Leroy Jeffries was killed when struck by a car in Memphis near the hospital. Four men were injured in separate incidents across the Panhandle including a five car crash near Dumas during a dust storm and a fall from a windmill tower near Dalhart. The Dalhart well driller Frank Williams, 67, remains unconscious with a brain injury.
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Dalhart
Panhandle
Leroy Jeffries
Memphis
Dalhart-Dumas
Dumas
Moore County
Frank Williams
Williams
Vester Jeffries
M. D. Gun*stream
Oris Gunstream
Jeffries
Robertson Street
Gunstream
Lindsey Hill
P. O. Young
Pioneer Hall County
King Mortuary
James Cunningham
Dan McKeon
Riley Garner
Shamrock
Cunningham
McKeon
Moore County Hospital
Garner
Crossing Plan Replaces Hazardous Underpass Near Borger
W J War London district highway engineer announced a $75 000 project to replace the dangerous wooden underpass south of Borger on the Panhandle road with a concrete structure within a year. The plan reroutes about 3000 feet of highway to remove the S curve, splits the road into two 24 foot lanes with a 4 to 5 foot parkway, and adds a concrete pier under the bridge. The work is part of the 1939 federal safety program and should be completed this winter. A survey for paving a six mile stretch north of Stinnett on the Spearman road will follow under the same federal aid plan.
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Borger
Panhandle
W. J. War London
Amarillo
van London
Stinnett
Spearman Road
Crop Insurance Debate Shapes Capital Budget Talk
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration urged wheat farmers to accept a reasonable loan rate to protect foreign markets while Congress weighs a lending spending bill. Officials argue high loan rates could keep prices above world levels and swell surpluses, risking demand abroad as the 10 month export total nears 75 million bushels. They caution that a high rate might depress prices later and deter farmers from optimal planting.
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Associated Press
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Senate
White House
Congress
House
Florida
Midwest
Pacific Northwest
United States
Crushing Nazi Wheels Spread Fear Across Small European Nations
Milton Bronner describes growing nervousness in Central and Eastern Europe as Nazi influence expands from the Mediterranean to Danube river control. He notes potential German domination over Yugoslavia Romania and Hungary and recalls Memel tensions with Lithuania and Polish pressure on Memel as fear of Anschluss-like alliances rises.
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Milton Bronner
NEA
Europe
Hitler
Mussolini
Mediterranean
Adolf Hitler
Austria
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Balkan
Germany
Danube
Black Sea
Budapest
Hungary
Belgrade
Bulgaria
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Bohemia and
Moravia
Slovakia
Lithuania
West Virginia
Poland
Memel
Czechslovakia
Moisture Drenches Panhandle Wheat as Rains Hit Panhandle
Heavy rainfall swept the Panhandle with a cloudburst in Amarillo and widespread moisture boosting wheat prospects. Hemphill Lipscomb Ochiltree Hansford Hutchinson and Roberts counties reported heavy precipitation helping yields, while Perryton Dalhart and Channing saw varied amounts and optimistic outlooks for more rain.
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Panhandle
Hemphill
Lipscomb
Ochitree
Hansford
Hutchinson
Roberts
Amarillo
Small Hall
Moore County
Perryton
Hemphill County
Ochiltree County
Jack Allen
Ochiltree
Dalhart
Boise City
Channing
Yarnall
Stinnett
Gruver
Morse
Oklahoma
Woodward
Waynoka
Liberal
Kan
New Mexico
Tucumcari
Adrian
Hartley
South Plains
Plainview
Donley County
Potter County
E. R. Duke
Tony
One Killed Three Hurt In Auto Crash Near Atlanta
John Noska 41 of Chicago was killed in an automobile accident near Atlanta. His brother Henry Noska 35 was seriously injured. John Krell 27 also of Chicago suffered facial lacerations. Henry, driving, tried to close a door that opened. he fell from the car as it overturned into a steep ditch.
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Atlanta
John Noska
Chicago
Here
Henry Noska
John Krell
Henry
Dentist Cleared of Murder by Insanity Verdict
A jury acquits Dr. Henry Carter of murder in his wife’s death, declaring him insane at the time of the January slaying and still insane. He will be confined to a state hospital.
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Madisonville
Henry Carter
Corsicanan Man Found Dead in Garage
Ed Mc Mullen aged 23 was found dead by hanging in a Corsicana garage. Justice of the Peace A F E Forster returned a coroner verdict of death by his own action.
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Corsicana
Ed McMullen
A. F E. Forster
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Ee Eener
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N. M
Texarkana
St. Louis
Buck Holman
Booker
Momma
Walt Lee
Genevieve Morton
Palo Duro School
Dallas
Daughters of Union Veterans
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