Senator Steiner Office Mixup and Washington Bridge Talk
Doris Bounds, secretary to Senator Steiner, got lost in the Senate Office Building and was guided to the door by a courteous helper who turned out to be Senator Robert La Follette. A Washington chatter reported a phone call from a journalist asking for the five best bridge players, ending with a flurry about Mary Melin.
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Sigrid Arne
Senate
Doris Bounds
Senator Steiner
Oregon
Steiner
Senator
Senator Robert la Follete
Wisconsin
Imself
Washington
Mary MelIn
Führer extols Hindenburg as Germany’s eternal protector
Adolf Hitler delivered a non political address at the Kroll Opera House praising Field Marshal von Hindenburg as innocent of starting World War I and an eternal protector of the German Reich. He urged Germans to look beyond the moment and accept his regime’s resurrection of the nation.
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Louis B. Lochner
Berlin
Germany
Adolf Fittler
Paul von Hindenburg
Reichstag
Herr Reichs
General von Hindenburg
Geman Reich
Hitler
von Hindenburg
von Hinderburg
Kroll Opera House
Poison Death of Local Boy Ends in Suicide Note
Coroner rules death of 19 year old Hugh Nollner as self administered strychnine poisoning. Police say despondency over a love affair led to the act. Inquest details were not disclosed. Nollner died en route to a hospital after convulsions at Ellwood Park following a ride with a friend of his sweetheart.
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Hugh Nollner
E. B. Meyer
Justice of the
Bob Clark
Young Nollner
W. D. McNeillis
Amarillo
W. R. McDowell
Nollner
McNeillis
Hhm
Ellwood Park
Big Time Dance at Nat Tonight Featuring Kerry King Orchestra
Kerry King s versatile orchestra with an unusual program for Amarillo crowds at the Nat Dance Palace tonight from 9 30 to 12 30. Admission is 1 25 per couple 75 cents per person and 1 for stag. Reservations may be made at the Nat today or this evening.
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Kerry King
Amarillo
Nat Dance Palace
Nat
Radium Treatment Saves Dionne Baby in Farm Scene
Sixty thousand dollars worth of radium is used to treat Marie Dionne, the smallest quintuplet, for a thigh blood tumor. Baltimore specialist Dr. Howard Kelly and his son perform the rapid procedure at the family farm with Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe as consultant, highlighting a century-old setting amid modern medicine.
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Marie Dionne
Maine
Howard Kelly
Baltimore
Edmund Kelly
Allan Roy DaFoe
Pardoned Texas cafe operator on beer charge
Governor Miriam A Ferguson granted a pardon to C L Gathright of Potter County for possession of beer for sale. He was convicted June 19 1933 in district court after a raid found beer sold over the counter at Gathright's cafe 208 East Fourth Avenue. The case revolved around the Dean Law restricting alcohol to one percent.
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C. L. Gathright
Gathright
East Fourth Avenue
Texas
Home by Air Are Orders for Marsalis Body
Dayton Ohio August 6 An aviatrix Frances Harrell Marsalis 29 co holder of the women refueling endurance flight record was killed yesterday as her light biplane plunged to earth during a National Women's air meet race. Tentative plans were made to fly her body to Garden City New York. Her ship struck in the backwash of five planes, nosed down and somersaulted. Judge Frank Reibold said she may have tried to avoid collision with two planes.
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Dayton
Frances Harrell Marsalis
Aviatrix
Garden City
Long Island
N. Y
Frank Reibold
Texas Guards Launch Field Training At Camp Hulen
Thunder of artillery and musketry crack as the 36th Division Texas National Guards begins its two week annual field training at Camp Hulen on the first day.
McDonald backs Hunter as runoff choice in Texas
Former governor candidate C C McDonald declares supporters will back Tom F Hunter in the runoff after first primary results show Hunter with 219 354 votes to Allred 269 470 and McDonald 189 001. Small joins Hunter, McDonald portrays labor support and accuses Allred of attacking state government.
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Austin
C. C. McDonald
Tom F. Hunter
Hunter
Allred
McDonald
Clint Small
Oilers
James V. Allred
Jimmie
Tom
Death in wake of race riot in Constantine Algeria
A two day riot in Constantine, Algeria, leaves twenty five people dead and hundreds injured. Moslems and Jews clashed until troops arrived from Algiers to restore order after a mosque desecration by a Jewish French soldier sparked the violence.
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Algiers
Algeria
Constantine
Mussulmans
Mohamedan
Roosevelt's Welcome Power for the People
The Globe notes Arthur Brisbane's column on waterpower and Roosevelt. Five thousand Americans braved rain to hear Roosevelt speak in Bonneville Oregon about government power and navigation dam. Roosevelt urged more power for the people and promised to keep it theirs. He faced critics who label such policies as anarchy or socialism.
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Roosevelt
Bonneville
Oregon
United States
Portland
Wichita youth’s secret baggage ride lands him in jail
Richard Preston 19 of Wichita Kansas hid in a TWA airliner baggage compartment on a late Wichita departure. The co pilot found him twenty minutes after takeoff. He sat among passengers near the cockpit until Amarillo. He was fined 1 and costs for vagrancy, equal to ten days in jail.
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Richard Preston
Wichita
Kans
California
Young Preston
Amarillo
TWA
Preston
Justice of the Peace
Bob Clark
Grain Prices Soar on Heat Wave at Chicago Board of Trade
Heat wave in the Southwest and stock market strength pushed grain prices higher on the Chicago Board of Trade. Trading moved quickly as wheat rose 2 cents from the open and May delivery traded at 1.10 dollars.
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Chicago
Southwest
Chicago Board of Trade
Weather forecast for Amarillo and region
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. West Texas generally fair tonight and Tuesday. New Mexico generally fair tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Today’s temperature extremes reach 75 to 92 degrees by 1 PM.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Four Red Haired Men Sought in Oklahoma City Kidnap Plot
Federal agents and police hunted four suspects in an attempted kidnapping of Robert A. Hefner Sr former Oklahoma state supreme court justice. A telephone tip saved Hefner who was lured by a supposed old acquaintance. One suspect identified by photographs, others described with red hair and varied builds. The case follows the Urschell millionaire kidnapping a year earlier.
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Oklahoma City
Robert A. Hener
State Supreme Court
Hener
Hefner
Ira Loyd
Hener Ten
Hetner
Charles F. Urschell
Home Owners Body Offers Cheap Bonds
The Home Owners Loan Corporation offers through the treasury three series of short term low interest bonds totaling 150 million dollars. Bonds mature in two, three, and four years with 1 percent for two and three year terms and 2 percent for four years. HOLS refinanced 414,190 homes as of July 27 and has 900 million dollars in outstanding bonds.
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Washington
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Treasury
HOLS
Canning Plant School Opens Here Tuesday
One of the largest canning plant training schools will open tomorrow at the Capitol Hotel. Alfred G. Smith of PERA leads the program as representatives from 13 states attend. The three day event cites Minnesota North Dakota Maryland Arizona California Ohio Michigan Indiana Kentucky Wisconsin Illinois Virginia and West Virginia.
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Capitol Hotel
Alfred G. Smith
Pera
Minnesota
North Dakota
Maryland
Arizona
California
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Mlinois
Virginia
West Virginia
Mussolini's Wife Expects Baby in Six Months
Rome reports Mrs Benito Mussolini, wife of the premier, is expecting a baby in six months. The news comes as Italy faces domestic affairs during August.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Hunter speaks at rally here Tuesday night
An all Panhandle rally for Tom FY Hunter will be in Amarillo to back his candidacy for Texas governor in the run off. Mayor Ross Rogers chairs the event with Fred M. Seale leading local supporters. Hunter arrives after noon from Wichita Falls and will address an 8 30 p m crowd at Tenth and Polk Streets with a 4 to 5 p m press conference at Amarillo Motel. Dave Derden's Band will play and the speech will be broadcast before he continues to Lub bock and San Angelo later in the week.
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Tom FY
Hunter
Amarillo
Texas
West Texas
Fred M. Seale
Vone Manger
Tenth and
Polk Streets
Mr. Hunter
the Panhandle
South Plains
Lubbock
San Angelo
Rescue party starts again for Byrd post
Little America, Antarctica, August 6. A second tractor party leaves Little America to reach Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd at his ice bound observation post 123 miles south. Dr. Thomas Poulter leads four men with a two month supply after storms forced a prior retreat.
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Little America
Antractica
Richard E. Byrd
Wireles
Byrd
Thomas Poulter
Antarctic
Poulter
Allied Quarters Opened for Governor Campaign in Amarillo
Allied for Governor opens office at 101 West Sixth Avenue in the Oliver Eakle Building. Tom Cotten acts as Amarillo campaign manager and will oversee operations. The office contact number is 2 0421.
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Amarillo Allied-for-Governor
West Sixth Avenue
Oliver Eakle
Tom Cotten
Amarillo
Finest Horse Show Set for Tonight
Tri-State Horse Show brings entries from leading Southwest stables with pro and amateur riders. Tonight and tomorrow at 6 PM the event lights a large outdoor arena at the Tri-State Fair grounds in Amarillo and Panhandle area.
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Tri-State
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Amarillo
Panhandle
Ten Men Trapped In Virginia Mine After Gas Explosion
Ten men are unaccounted for after a gas explosion at the Derby No. 3 mine of Stonega Coke Coal Company in BIG STONE GAP Virginia. About 15 men in another section escaped as rescue teams work to ventilate and reach the trapped workers including foreman Ralph Burchill.
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Big Stone Gap
August Guy
Derby No. 3
Stonega Coke Coal Company
Ralph Burchill
Missouri convict shot during escape attempt
Jefferson City August 6 UP Mansel Rinker 32 a Missouri penitentiary convict was shot and killed today as he and a companion attempted to break out of custody. Rinker was serving a 50 year term for bank robbery.
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Jefferson City
Mansel Rinker
Missouri Penitentiary
Take New Orleans Dispute to Court
City and state officials who faced each other for a week moved their dispute to a civil district court in New Orleans. Mayor Ty Semmes Walmsley’s authority over the police is at stake in the hearing.
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New Orleans
Ty. Semmes Walmsley
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Fe. HW. Dunnigan
Father Haas
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Miriam A. Ferguson
Potter County
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