Jabs on traffic and oddities cap busy week in news
Texas drivers horns and light troubles prompt jokes about traffic jams while New England travelers confuse officials. A Maine Maine Vermont quip echoes in Washington as Jim Farley tours. A 3-year-old Texan Harold Grupe JrAmuses with a zoo dream. HITLER JESTS WITH PALS WORLD WAITS.
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Noisy Finish in Maryland Marks Test of Purge
Maryland primary on the eve of voting becomes a test of Roosevelt’s popularity as he backs Millard Tidings’ liberal challenger. David Lewis counters with a New Deal choice. Campaigns flood the airwaves amid charges of federal election law violations as two bridge projects and a complex second-choice system shape the race.
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Czechs at Crisis Center of Europe Amid Global Tensions
The Czech republic, a small postwar state, sits at the heart of a mounting European crisis drawing in Britain France Germany Soviet Russia and Italy. Warward stakes center on Prague and Berlin as allies fear security threats from Germany and Sudeten tensions.
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Weather Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Weather Amarillo and vicinity shows fair conditions Monday with potential two showers in southeast areas tonight and Monday. West Texas remains fair overall with possible showers southeast portion. New Mexico to be partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday with scattered showers Monday and cooler southeast areas.
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Three Women Hurt in Sunday Crashes and Drunk Driving Arrest
Three women were treated at St. Anthony's Hospital for bruises and minor cuts after separate Sunday crashes. Carmen Diaz from St. Francis and T G Walker collided at Eighth Avenue and Buchanan Street. Diaz had minor injuries. O A Knight from Glenwood Heights Calif was released after minor bruises. Helen Stark of Nazareth suffered severe bruises. she was later discharged. Eddie Shultz of Nazareth is jailed on a $1000 bond after arraignment for driving while intoxicated following a two-vehicle crash at Sixth and Georgia involving Mrs G C Butler. No injuries were reported in that collision.
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Stolen taxi thief sought after Texarkana incident
An unidentified youth who hitchhiked into Shreveport last night stole a taxi, robbed a woman at pistol point, and drove toward Texarkana then Dallas. The car and $12 were later taken by the youth, who was last seen with a pistol and wearing a white polo shirt. Police describe him as blond with brown eyes and a full face.
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Woodward Rodeo crowns Curtis brothers calf ropers
In Oklahoma the tenth annual Woodward Rodeo concluded before 12 500 spectators with Eddie and Andy Curtis of El Reno winning the calf roping title. Other victors included Jim Whiteman of Clarksville Texas in steer riding and Toots Mansfield Bandera Texas in steer roping along with Shorty Ricker Ranger Texas in steer bulldogging and Jack Skipworth Clovis New Mexico in calf roping.
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Filipinos in California Face Growing Bachelor Boom
About 60 000 Filipino bachelors in California, mostly men, struggle to marry as bars tighten and recruitment for home return remains limited. Immigration officials note 97 percent of Filipinos here are male, with 65 percent in farm work and others in service jobs. The article cites social and economic hurdles, inclining many to gamble and spend on clothes, while leaders call for orderly repatriation programs.
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Texas Democrats Gather for Beaumont Conclave Eve
Leaders of the Texas Democrats chant a harmony theme as 3,000 delegates prepare for the State Democratic Executive Committee meeting in Beaumont. Governor hopeful W. Lee O’Daniel arrives by special train amid minor county delegation squabbles and discussant issues on the convention temporary roll and platform.
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Newspaperman Farewells and Political Buzz Across Pages
Frankie Frisch fired and Paul Dean named effective. Roosevelt irritation noted. Garner's Texas Democratic name appears as gatekeeping and poll tax fights unfold in National WEBB Senate items. Homeowners tout bomb proof guest rooms. France looks to US amid domestic disaster fears. Warship cost cited as justification for regional libraries. The Natural Girl focuses on wardrobe. Business forms ruled to order by Russell Stationery Co.
Hitler hints Sudeten union key to Nazi aims
Nurnberg reports Hitler addresses 110000 SA SS at the Nazi rally outlining a future Germany and the Sudeten German issue. He recalls Austria annexation, praises unity, mocks international politics, and signals possible steps on Czechoslovakia while crowds chant support for Deutschland Uber Alles.
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Australia Open to German and Austrian Jewish Refugees
About 4,000 applications have been received from German and Austrian Jews seeking permanent settlement in Australia, with roughly 6,000 refugees and dependents in total. Canberra officials are examining a flood of inquiries, wary of employment impact and assimilation concerns. Most applicants are professionals with funds to meet entry requirements.
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