Nazi Army in America Denied by German American Leaders
Chicago report claims The Daily Times described a plot by Amerikadeutscher Volksbund and Deutscher Volksbund to form a Nazi style force to counter and seize control from Communists. German officials and group leaders dismissed the article as false and sensational.
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Chicago
The
Daily Times
United States
the Times
Amerikadeutscher Volksbund
Deutscher Volksbund
America
August Klapprott
Bund
Club
Nordland
Sussex County
N. J
Klapprott
Ordnung Dienst
Emil L. Baer
Times
William Mueller
James J. Metcalfe
John C. Metcalfe
Metcalfes
John Metcalfe
New York
Mueller
Hospital Fight Renewed Here for Panhandle Veterans Hospital
A Panhandle veterans hospital push intensified as the American Legion and Chamber of Commerce committee met Congressman Marvin Jones. George Broome leads support from Texas New Mexico Oklahoma and Colorado Legion officials with a New York conference planned September 20 at the National Legion convention. Jones will mail letters and maps to Veterans Bureau in Washington and to President Roosevelt while Broome disperses data to regional lawmakers.
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Veterans’ General Hospital
Panhandle
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Marvin Jones
George Broome
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Colorado
New York
National Legion Convention
Legion
Broome
Congressman Jones
Mr. Broome
Veterans’ Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Lewis Fields
John Boyce
Irwin Ochsner
T. E. Johnson
Sheriff Posts Bond On Escape Charge
Brownsville report says Sheriff J. A. Goolsby posted 1000 bond on an indictment charging negligent permitting a prisoner to escape. The case stems from the disappearance of Edward Rhom from the county jail while held for penitentiary authorities after a theft conviction.
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Brownsville
J. A. Goolsby
Edward Rhom
Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity
The forecast calls for Friday partly cloudy conditions in Amarillo and surrounding areas. West Texas regions along the 100th meridian expect partly cloudy skies with possible local thunderstorms in the southwest portion. New Mexico anticipates cloudy weather with showers probable in the north-central area and little temperature change. Temperature readings from yesterday in Amarillo show highs near 86 and lows around 70.
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Amarillo
West Texas
West 100Th Meridian
New Mexico
MTS
Ers Viale
Aince
BOTA
Moss
Cona
National Socialism Congress Attacks Democracies
Nurnberg Germany September 9 NSDAP leaders delivered a strong attack on the democracies at the annual congress as speakers condemned parliament and free press and praised unity under Nazi rule. The report continues on page 19 column 6.
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Nurnberg
Germany
National Socialism
Desperado Shot By Officers Found Near Jena River
Louisiana state police traced the Gulfport killer gang to a swamp hideout near Vidalia across the Mississippi River from Natchez. William Lamar Hairston known as Goldie Hairston was identified among corpses found in a river near Jena after a Gulfport confrontation. Hairston had prior convictions in Oklahoma Texas and Arkansas and escaped from Longview Texas in May.
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Louis Guerre
Gulfport
Miss
Guerre
Vidana
Mississippi River
Natchez
State Penitentiary
Louisiana
Guinsport
Jena
Murphy Roden
L. O. Heard
William Lamar
Goldie” Hairston
Hairston
Texas
Oklahoma
McAllister
Okla
Longview
Goldie’ Hairston
Arkansas
Three Die in Marshall Sawmill Boiler Blast
A boiler explosion at the W. H. Killingsworth sawmill in Marshall Texas killed three men and injured five other workers. Victims were J. G. Moore 54 from Longview Raymond Castle 22 Marshall yard foreman George Davis Marshall teamster. Carlton Narramore McDaniel Jacobs Mayfield Pitts among the injured with Davis found missing legs and debris. The blast followed the mill’s reopening after a seven week shutdown.
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Luther Pitts
Davis
Moore
Castle
W. H. Killingsworth
Asuncion Quieted After Second Within Month Revolt
Asuncion Paraguay reports normalcy returning after a second uprising in a month aimed at restoring Col. Rafael Franco. Leaders of the revolt reportedly sought refuge in foreign legations as authorities declared the attempt quashed.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Col
Rafael Franco
Melrose Highway Dedication With Gov Tingley Speaking
Melrose New Mexico prepares for a 27 mile state highway 8 opening to Tucumcari. Governor Clyde Tingley will headline dedicatory events at 11 am with WPA officials and other dignitaries including Senator Carl Hatch. A community fair and barbecue accompany the ceremony.
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Melrose
N. M
Clyde Tingley
Tucumcari
Portales
Clovis
Tingley
WPA
Carl Hatch
Stable cattle market to hold for another year says USDA official
M. L. Wilson, under secretary of Agriculture, predicts the U S cattle market will stay near current levels through 1938 with a rise in cattle numbers not expected until late 1938 or spring 1939. He cites high beef consumption driven by higher wages and lower unemployment as key support.
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U.S. Agriculture
San Angelo
M. L. Wilson
Upper Concho
Wilson
Iowa
Montana
Landon denounces carpetbagging plan to change judiciary
Former Kansas governor Alf M. Landon told a Phi Delta Phi gathering that changing the judiciary by carpetbagging methods is undemocratic. He urged amending the Constitution if the people so will, arguing the people must rule above the judiciary to preserve democracy and warned against rushing changes or withholding information.
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Colorado Springs
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Supreme Court
Kansas
Congress
America
Navy to Request Civilian Naval Training Program
Congress will be asked to authorize a civilian naval training program modeled on the Army Citizens Military Training Camps. Initial plans call for 2,500 high school and college students to enroll in naval training courses in the first year.
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Washington
Navy
Congress
Army
Quarrel Victim Clings to Life
A 65 year old West Texan in critical condition after a family quarrel left his son in law dead and his throat cut in Winks barber shop. E L Crouse 42 died after a wedding reported to have triggered the violence as Emiline Crouse 17, the bride, was wounded. No charges filed as authorities reveal a note seeking burial funds and revenge.
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Wink
W. C. Newchurch
California
E. L. Crouse
Hammond
Emiline Newchurch Crouse
Crouse
Newchurch
Gary
V. C. Newchurch
W. E. Wands
Post Office
W.E. Wands
County Road
Taft
Agnes
Ed Edwards
Hobbs
N. M
Americans Urged to Evacuate Chinese Ports Amid Attacks
United States citizens in major Chinese seaports were urged to evacuate due to Japanese air and naval attacks along the coast. Consulates were closed in Swatow Amoy and Foochow and hundreds in Tsingtao were told to leave as fighting intensified near Shanghai. Marines reinforced Shanghai defenses as the city faced bombardment and fires in the International Settlement.
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United States
China
Japan
Nelson T. Johnson
Nanking
Swatow
Kwangtung Province
Johnson
Amoy
Foochow
Pukien
Tsingtao
Shantung Province
Tsinanfu
Tsinanfue
Tientsin-Pukow
North China
Shanghai
Asheville
American Standard Vacuum Oil Company
Hongkong
Thracian
Whangpoo
Yangtze
Yangtzepoo
International Settlement
China Import and Export Lumber Company
Harry E. Yarnell
Isabel
Britain and France Forsake Parley Over Mediterranean Pact
Britain and France vow to use warships to protect Mediterranean shipping after Italy and Germany refuse to attend the Nyon anti piracy conference in Switzerland. A nine nation international fleet would sink submarines threatening neutral vessels, with Turkey Greece Yugoslavia Soviet Russia Egypt Romania and Bulgaria aboard.
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London
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Switzerland
Europe
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Russia
Egypt
Rumania
Bulgaria
Moscow
Rome
Mediterranean
Spain
League of Nations
Nyon
Robert W. van Sittart
Baron Chatfield of
Duehling
Admiralty
Albania
World leaders face perilous Geneva League sessions
At Geneva the League of Nations prepares for its annual sessions as Mussolini and Hitler decline attendance. A special conference at Nyon will address submarine piracy and Mediterranean shipping while the council and assembly confront the Spanish Civil War implications and other grave problems.
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Geneva
League of Nations
League Council
Mediterranean
Nyon
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Hen Nests in Tree At Missouri Farm
A hen sitting on a nest of 14 eggs at L. B. Stiner’s farm in Eagleville Missouri was found in a hollow maple limb 11 feet above the ground. The bird is described as both heir minded and air minded in local humor.
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Eagleville
L. B. Stiner
City Council Approves 10 Percent Pay Raise
Fort Worth officials vote to grant a 10 percent salary increase to general fund city employees. The decision was announced at a city council meeting held in Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Sunshine Ends Five Day Panhandle Rain
Sunshine ended a five day rainy spell in the Panhandle yesterday bringing relief to travel and aiding crops. Rail traffic returned to normal after repairs on three washouts while one highway between Dalhart and Tucumcari remained closed. Rainfall varied across towns from one fourth to one and a half inches with Strong City basin receiving the heaviest fall.
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Panhandle
H. T. Collman
Dalhart
Tucumcari
N. M
Pampa
Clinton
Strong City
Shattuck
Etter
Stratford
Social Security Office Opens in Wichita Falls Texas
San Antonio September 9 Announcement of the eleventh Social Security Board office in Texas at Wichita Falls. Gordon James named acting manager at 514 Radio Building. Other Texas offices include Amarillo Austin Beaumont Dallas El Paso Fort Worth Houston San Antonio and Tyler. About 560 lump sum benefit claims expected from Wichita Falls term during 1937.
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San Antonio
Social Security Board
Texas
Wichita Falls
Oscar M. Powell
Louisiana
New Mexico
Radio
Gordon James
Amarillo
Austin
Beaumont
Dallas
el Paso
Fort Worth
Houston
Son Angelo
Tyler
Powell
GAR Votes To Meet With Confederates
The Grand Army of the Republic voted to join Confederate veterans in a blue-gray reunion at Gettysburg Pennsylvania next summer.
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Gar
Madison
Wis
Grand Army of the Republic
Gettysburg
Husband’s purchases ease wife’s life end in divorce
Detroit Robert G. Davis a 36 year old factory worker told Judge Robert M. Toms in divorce court he bought an electric sewing machine to help Alma his wife but learned he now made all her dresses. He then bought electric cooking equipment and did all the cooking and washing. The judge granted the divorce.
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Detroit
U.P
Robert G. Davis
Alma
Robert M. Toms
Davis
Toms
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Melrose Highway
Otis Petty
Melrose Chamber of Commerce
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Phi Delta Phi
Claude
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Jeanne Howe
Jean Fish
Margaret Boyce
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