Predictions of War a Mayor Guessing Game
A survey of European tensions outlines conflicting signs toward or away from war as Hitler weighs gradual Czech absorption against a broader conflict. British, French, and American positions loom large with Italy reluctant to back a rash move, while Germany’s top leaders debate restraint and possible punitive action.
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Neutral Policy Debate Signals Possible Embargo Shifts
Washington discussion grows on revising the Neutrality Act to allow arms embargoes only against aggressor nations. House Foreign Affairs chair McReynolds cautions he offers no stance, noting strong sympathy in the U.S. for China against Japan.
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Panhandle 4-H Exhibits to Join Tri-State Fair Display
Panhandle counties will augment the Tri-State Fair in Amarillo with 4-H educational exhibits Sept 19 to 24. Nearly twenty counties will send youths to occupy a special space in a large building. diverse county groups and band delegations will attend, including Dallas-Sunray-Moore County Day and expanded band participation from Silverton Briscoe County Groom and others.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Ruby Mashburn
Bernice
Moore County
Dallas-Sunray-Moore
Callaghan
Groom
Bill Beechler
U S Production Of Wheat Holds At High Level
The Agriculture Department reports a strong wheat and corn outlook despite drought and grasshoppers. Wheat total around 940 million bushels, winter and spring combined. Yield per acre 13.2 bushels. Oats around 1.034 billion bushels. Texas shows corn yield 17.0 bushels and oats 25.0 in Sept. 1 conditions.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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Wallace
Texas
Rail wage cut announced as Oct. 1 strike vote begun
The nation's big railroads order a 15 percent pay reduction for 929,000 workers to take effect at 12:01 A M October 1 after union resistance. A nationwide strike referendum is expected with results around September 25. The joint conference committee notes arbitration failed and law requires the wage cut to proceed.
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Chicago
Three Year Old Sentenced to Bed The Crib
In Newark New Jersey on September 9 a three year old boy Irwin Hall received a seven day confinement to his crib as punishment for setting fire to bed clothes on the second floor porch of his home. His parents imposed the sentence and his mother hopes the week will curb his urge to play with matches.
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Irwin Hall
Felt Hats Declared for Amarillo Men Tomorrow
Amarillo announces Felt Hat Day and bans straw hats from tomorrow until spring. Men must wear felt hats in new shades with familiar shapes. Free trash pickup will remove old straw hats and dispose of them.
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Amarillo
Probe Due on Loss of Jobs In Georgia
Senate campaign expenditures committee plans to ask the National Emergency Council and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for their side on the dismissal of two federal officials in Georgia who allegedly lost jobs for backing Senator George. The panel also ordered a further probe into irregularities in Georgia voter registration and noted Republican campaign funds totaling over 35000 to aid Senate candidates in nine states. Hoover criticized the New Deal saying it may prove more bedlamic than liberal as he planned another swing through the West.
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Hutchinson County Fair Highlights Oil Crest County Agriculture
Borger Texas September fair showcases agriculture beside carbon black and oil industries. Junior cattle and horse departments draw crowds as judging continues. A miniature carbon black plant and the Borger High School band entertain visitors amid polo games and cowpony races.
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Lola Swinney
Silver Squirrel
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Oldham Fair Opens With Record Attendance And Exhibits
The eighth annual Oldham County Fair opened with strong interest and the largest turnout in its history. Residents crowded the business district parade and exhibit halls while the Vega Band performed. Poultry displays numbered 35 to 40 pens with varieties likely to fare well at Amarillo’s Tri-State Fair. Agriculture shows were robust despite drought, with entries preparing for Amarillo. Community booths saw Ford Community first, Wildorado second, Adrian third. Livestock featured two herds each of Milking Shorthorns Herefords Jerseys plus sheep goats and two draft-horse pens.
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Oldham County
Vega Band
Amarillo
Agriculture Department
Amarillo Fair
Ford Community
Wildorado
Adrian
Donkey baseball challenge fuels local club standoff
Amarillo Kiwanis president Bill Gilstrap and Rotary head Cal Farley spar over a proposed donkey baseball benefit at Jaycee Park for the Preventorium and Maverick Club. Farley rejects the challenge while Gilstrap mocks aging Rotarians and vows no injuries will be on him.
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Amarillo
Preventorium
Maverick Club
Texas Bride Falls From Hotel Window in Illinois Tragedy
Mrs. Maxine Lake, 20, whispered that her fall from a fourth floor window yesterday was accidental after a brief consciousness. Her husband M. E. Lake leapt from the same window and died. Dr. W. F. Stafford said she slipped and fell, not pushed, and had a bare chance to live.
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Globe News
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Globe
Noble Condition Improves After Illness at Home
M. C. Noble, long ill at his home 1108 Taylor Street, was reported slightly better last night after a period of serious illness.
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M. C. Noble
Taylor Street
Talks to Teens to Debut in Sunday News Globe
The Sunday News Globe will start a new feature titled Talks to Teens written by Miss Laura V. Hamner pioneer Panhandle historian and educator. The column aims to engage teachers and parents across the Plains with locally relevant youth topics and could be syndicated as it develops. Hamner authored No Gun Man a Col Charles Goodnight life study adopted by the State Department of Education and has written Panhandle ranches history.
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Panhandle
Plains
Col
Charles Goodnight
State Department of Education
Miss Hamner
Potter County
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