Detroyat Plans Return to U S After Air Race Glories
French speed ace Lieut Michel Detroyat says he is overwhelmed by his American welcome and will return next year for the air show. He deflects Col Roscoe Turner’s subsidy charge, notes a 220 horsepower engine could outrun modern big motors, and outlines a U S itinerary ending with sailing home on the Normandie.
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Michel Detroyat
America
Roscoe Turner
France
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TWA
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Washington
Baltimore
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Conn
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Normandie
Japanese Patrollers Reinforce Chinese Waters After Pakhoi Slaying
Japanese naval units moved into Chinese southern waters and up the Yangtze to Chungkung following reports of Junzo Nakano’s stabbing during a Pakhoi protest. Tokyo demanded explanations for Chinese riots at Chengtu, asserting Japan’s demands are fair to promote Sino Japanese friendship. Meanwhile the New York rescued 200 aboard Romance after a collision off Graves Light, with no injuries reported.
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Pakhoi
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Imperial Navy
Yangtse
Chungkung
Pakhoj
Junzo Nakano
Nakano
Foreign Office
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Japan
Chengtu
Coast Guard
France
Boston Harbor
New York
Boston
Eastern
Bay State Steamship Company
Romance
Graves Light
Massachusetts
Boston Navy Yard
Roland Litchfield
Six French airmen die in bomber crash near Nancy
Six army fliers were killed when a bomber dove into a field at Boncourt near Lerouville. Peasants working nearby reported the aircraft, flying low amid clouds, suddenly broke apart and plummeted to the earth, ending the crew's lives.
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France
Boncourt
Lerouville
Tri-State Livestock Show Poised Among Nation’s Best
The Tri-State Fairs livestock show aims for top ranking beside the American Royal in Kansas City and the International in Chicago as the fourteenth exposition opens Monday September 21. Breeders from many states have entered top herds, with eight departments enlarged and more entries possible. The fall racing meet begins about a week later, with United Shows of America set to entertain Friday September 18 and a carnival arriving from Detroit and the Michigan State Fair to run Saturday.
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Chicago
O. L
Ted” Taylor
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Federal agency to join infant search in Detroit
Detroit September 9 The FBI considered entering the search for 20 month old Harry Browe. City police assigned a top detective and sought two school girls thought to be in Clark Park when the infant vanished. Detective Sgt George Branton of the homicide squad was loaned to the investigation as the Wayne County Board of Auditors raised its reward from 200 to 500 dollars for information.
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U.P
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Harry Browe
Clark Park
George Branton
Special Investigation Division
Wayne County Board of Auditors
Benny Howards Condition Worse After Bendix Crash
Crownpoint New Mexico September 9 The condition of Benny Howard the Bendix transcontinental air race crash victim north of here worsened today Dr J D Lamon reported His brother Damon said the 1935 Bendix winner spent a bad night and was kept under an oxygen tent A physician bulletin said Howard has been holding his own for two hours but remains in grave condition.
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J. D. Lamon
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Howard
Wallace approves AAA range program expanded to western states
The AAA announced Secretary Wallace approved a range improvement program for 13 Western states paying stockmen for range building practices during the remainder of the year. In a separate note, Mrs. J.N. Thomas, mother of Albert Thomas, Democratic nominee for Congress from the district, died today in Nacogdoches.
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AAA Today
Wallace
Thomas Kin
Houston
J.N. Thomas
Albert Thomas
Nacogdoches
Open Bids On Big Conchas Dam Today
Tucumcari NM Sept 9 Bids for Conchas Dam concrete gravity section and two earthen wings will be opened by the U S Army Corps of Engineers at 10 a m Thursday in the Tucumcari Community House Capt Hans Kramer project superintendent says the concrete dam is 1250 feet long 220 feet high with bids covering labor equipment and materials excluding concrete Contractors bids must not exceed Engineers bid by more than 25 percent or the engineers will complete the job. He expects only a few bidders as few firms are large enough to handle the work.
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Conchas Dam
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Hans Kramer
Kramer
New Charge in News Strike Emerges in Seattle Case
Hearst Publications accused the American Newspaper Guild of boycotting the Seattle Post-Intelligencer before the August 13 strike that halted publication. The Post-Intelligencer stated the guild had no lawful complaint or right to demand re employment of any Seattle chapter member.
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Hearst Publications, Inc
Today
American Newspaper Guild
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Post- Intelligencer
Guild
Regional Labor Relations Board
The
Post-Intelligencer
County Clerk Claims Victory In First Primary Runoff
County Clerk W. E. Ted Blackburn filed a recount petition with the county Democratic committee contesting Box 23 results. He asserts the run-off election was null because the county committee failed to decide if nominees were chosen by plurality or majority, and notes a three vote discrepancy in canvassed returns.
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Burn
Hubert Cole
County Democratic Committee
Stone & Galerie
T. M. Montgomery
Blackburn
Injunction Issued Against Bette Davis in England
Warner Brothers won a temporary injunction barring Bette Davis from appearing in stage or film productions in England without consent. Damages potential, case to go to high court. Toeplitz Productions notes Davis signed British film contract for All Take the Low Road with option on further services.
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London
Warner Brothers Today
Bette Davis
England
Toeplitz Productions, Ltd
Miss Davis
Maine campaign funds tied to Liberty League figures
The Democratic National Committee charged that more than 50 thousand dollars in campaign contributions to the Republican cause in Maine came from American Liberty League members. Senate committee figures cited include duPonts, Rockefeller, J P Morgan, Sloan, Archbold, Kent, and Hale. General Schwellenbach said Gov Landon will find the Liberty League already active in Maine.
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New York
U.P
Democratic National Committee
Maine
American Liberty League
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Republican Committee
Senate Committee
Democratic Committee
Pierre S. duPont
Lamott duPont
J. P. Morgan
A. Atwater Kent
W. H. White
Frederick Hale
Landon
Gen
Primary Void Violet Hilton and Husband Seek To Annul Marriage
Violet Hilton and James Moore seek an annulment of their allegedly publicity driven marriage in New Orleans civil district court. Filed by Harold J. Winling the petition claims the Dallas ceremony was a publicity stunt and that the couple never gave free consent or lived as husband and wife. It notes Moore joined later under a fictitious name with no prior knowledge, while sister Daisy Hilton did not sign.
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Violet Hilton
James Moore
Civil District Court
Dallas
Harold J. Winling
Moore
Anne Marrie
Daisy Hilton
England
San Antonio
Tex
Miss Hilton
Detroit
Mich
Unofficial Truce Ends Fighting At San Sebastian
An unofficial armistice ended fighting along the San Sebastian front amid rebel assaults on the city. Governor Ortega proposed surrender with amnesty for defenders, but rebels rejected it and sought the coastal port. Anarchists vowed to sack the city if seized, while Basque leaders hoped to spare it from burning.
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San Sebastian
Associated Press
Spain
Ortega
Emilio Mola
Girl crash victim given transfusion in Spearman
Miss Marcella Newcomb, who received the first blood transfusion performed in Spearman, was reported resting well at a local hospital after an automobile accident Sunday night that killed one person. Dr. G L Kengle of Perryton and Dr. G P Gibner of Spearman conducted the procedure, with Gus Newcomb donating the blood.
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Spearman
Marcella Newcomb
Miss Newcomb
G. L. Kengle
Perryton
G. P. Gibner
Gus Newcomb
Swanson Calls Japanese Submarine Increase a Treaty Violation
Secretary Swanson labeled Japan's plan to retain more submarines than allowed by the London Naval Treaty as a violation. The State Department gave no comment on potential U S action. Swanson also announced Navy decisions including next fleet maneuvers in the North Pacific and Hawaiian waters in May and June next year.
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Washington
Japan
Swanson
State Department
United States
Hull
United States Floet
North Pacific
Hawaiian Waters
New U S Protest On Kane Air Attack Seeks Answers
Secretary Hull said new representations would go to both the Spanish government and Franco’s rebels to secure a clear explanation of the unidentified airplane that tried to bomb the destroyer Kane on August 30. He signaled the replies from Madrid and Seville were unsatisfactory and that fresh démarches would be made.
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Hull
Kane
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Franco
Seville
Madrid Ministry of State
Charges Filed In Injury To Officer Near Dallas
On September 1 a highway collision near Hutchins left Patrolman A. L. Stubblefield injured. Clifford Coomer of Corsicana, 39, was charged with failure to stop and render aid after allegedly striking the officer on his motorcycle. Coomer later signed a wreck statement. Also named are Post Office acting postmasters Werner Raz Multnomah Ore Forest W Taylor Clarendon Tex Sallie V McAdams Stratford Tex.
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Clifford Coomer
Corsicana
A. L. Stubblefield
Coomer
Stubblefield
Hutchins
J. M. Beaty
John Rowland
Bob Atwell
Washington
Post Office Department
Werner Raz
Multnomah
Ore
Forest W. Taylor
Clarendon
Tex
Sallie V. McAdams
Stratford
Amarillo Area Thursday Forecast With Mild Temps
Weather forecast covers Amarillo and surrounding region. Thursday will be partly cloudy in Amarillo and western Texas while New Mexico remains fair. Little temperature change expected with modest daily highs and cooler lows observed yesterday.
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West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Amacillo
Bolshevism Attacked by Nazi Leader Reichsfuhrer
A Nazi leader denounces Bolshevism in a voiced attack, portraying it as a threat to order and civilization. The remarks frame Bolshevism as a core enemy of Germany and allied states, intensifying wartime propaganda.
Hitler Proclaims Drive to Reclaim Colonies at Nazi Rally
Adolf Hitler addressed 800,000 Nazis in Nurnberg outlining the next goal for the regime, reclaiming Germany’s lost colonies and rebuilding the economy. The proclamation denounced democracy and Bolshevism, linking culture to anti Jewish rhetoric and calling for authoritarian rule. The speech, read by Bavarian Nazi leader Adolf Wagner, offered no date for the planned colonial campaign.
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United Press
Nurnberg
Germany
Der
Adolf Wagner
der Fuehrer
Hitler
Goods Destroyed in Garment Strike at San Antonio
In San Antonio on September 9 vandals damaged Dorothy Procks Ladies Ready-to-Wear factory with tar and acids. Early estimates placed losses at over 35,000 with a 10,000 lot and 30,000 stock inventory later reassessed. The plant was preparing to move to Dallas due to labor troubles.
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Ban Antonio
Dorothy” Procks
Dallas
Owner of Planing Mill Found Dead in San Antonio
San Antonio September 9. William F. Busching owner and operator of the San Antonio planing mill was found shot to death in his home early today. The 69 year old mill operator was shot once in the right temple with a .38 caliber pistol, discovered by his wife who ran into the room after hearing a shot.
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San Antonio
William F. Busching
Busching
Russell Leads Talmadge In Georgia Primary Returns
Senator Richard B. Russell Jr. led Governor Eugene Talmadge by about two to one as first returns from 142 of 159 counties in Georgia showed 76 726 votes for Russell and 48 521 for Talmadge. Speaker BE D Rivers, Redwine, and Blanton Fortson led the governor race with all Democratic nominations effectively decided. Johnson Wins noted in five states with incumbents facing varied results.
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Richard B. Russell, Jr
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Russell
Talmadge
BE. D. Rivers
House of Representatives
Senate
Charles D. Redwine
Blanton Fortson
Retired Fort Worth Dentist Dies After Long Illness
Fort Worth, Sept 9. Dr C W Kline 81 retired dentist died in a Fort Worth hospital after a long illness. He practiced in Fort Worth 30 years coming to Texas in 1690 and starting practice at age 20. A member of National Dental Association Texas Dental Society and a Mason he lived in Abilene 1900 to 1906. Funeral services set for 4 30 PM tomorrow.
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C. W. Kline
Kline
Texas
National Dental Association
Texas Dental Society
Abilene
Malibu Mountain Fire Near End After Big Blaze
Los Angeles September 9 The Malibu Mountain brush fire 25 miles northwest of the city was believed to be petering out today. Fire warden patrols expressed hope crews could gain full control before night. Immediate danger to hundreds of cabins in Topanga Canyon was removed. The blaze has burned over 3,500 acres in three days causing about 200000 dollars in damage.
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Los Angeles
Malibu Mountain
Here
Topanga Canyon
Gas Waste Throttled at World Power Conference
BASCOM N TIMMONS reports that L B Denning of Lone Star Gas says Texas Panhandle gas waste was largely eliminated through industry state and federal cooperation. The US Bureau of Mines confirms past waste and the need for equitable arrangements to conserve large Panhandle gas reserves for best use.
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Texas Panhandle
L. B. Denning
Lone Star Gas Company
Denning
United States Bureau of Mines
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