Coatless ride leads to disorderly charge in fashion center building
David Alper 26 a credit jewelry investigator was arraigned for disorderly conduct after tying up an elevator for 30 minutes in Seventh Avenue Fashion Center Building. He vowed to take the case to the US Supreme Court if needed citing fashion center rules requiring proper dress on elevators. Elevator starter said the rule had stood nine years. Magistrate adjourned the case to August 10.
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New York
Fashion Center
David Alper
United States Supreme Court
Alper
Magorate Hulan Capshaw
Empire State
Chrysler
Radio City
Seventh Avenue
David Gilbert
WICC Chiefs Meet Here in Civic Parley
Civic leaders from West Texas gather as Ray H. Nichols touts school funding gains and opposes a Texas old age pension amendment. The Amarillo luncheon at the Herring Hotel convenes WTCC directors, with talks on federal funds and district meetings progressing.
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WICC
Texas
Ray H. Nichols
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Nichols
Vernon Record
WTCC
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
West Texas
Amarillo Rotary Club
Wilbur C. Hawk
Roy Cullum
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Vernon
Bandeen
Ethiopian mission to Japan to depart Addis Ababa
Government plans disclosed for a Ethiopian mission to Japan to be led by Daba Birrou, former foreign office official. The mission aims to keep its purpose secret while Birrou’s diplomatic experience aids negotiations with Japan.
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Addis Ababa
Japan
Daba Birrou
Foreign Office
Birrou
Herouy
Haile Selassie
School Officials Meet in Canyon
Canyon hosts a conference as 26 Panhandle county and district boards and superintendents meet with State Superintendent L. A. Woods. The group aims to improve cooperation among school administrations teacher training institutions and the State Board of Education. Topics include standardization of schools high school tuition classification and administrative changes in various areas of school work.
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Canyon
Aug
U.P
Panhandle
L. A. Woods
Patener Association
State Board of Education
Foulois Quits as Army's Air Force Leader
Major General Benjamin D. Foulois retires as chief of the Army Air Corps after a long controversy with the War Department and the House Military Committee.
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Foulois
ARMY
Washington
Benjamin D Osul0is
War Department
House Military Committee
Army Air Corps
Willis Impatient To Lasso Reindeer
Wiley Post and Will Rogers debate plans to resume their Alaska flight in Post’s red pontoon monoplane. Rogers soovites proposes Nome takeoff to lasso a reindeer, while weather is unfavourable, leading to a compromise. They arrived from Seattle in eight hours and 15 minutes and may visit Joe Crosson amid Alaska plans.
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Juneau
Alaska
Wiley Post
Will Rogers
Post
Rogers
Nome
Wiley
Moscow
Seattle
Joe Crosson
Parents of Youthful Victim Who Fell Into Peak Crater
Two 15 year old climbers, William Brode and Robert Henderson, were on Lindbergh Peak when a fall left Brode missing in a funnel shaped crevice. Search parties scouted the area as his parents, en route to Denver, awaited word on the boy from Memphis, Tennessee.
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Ouray
Cole
Aug
William Brode
Lindbergh Peak
Memphis, Tenn
Julien Brode
Amarillo
Texas
Denver
Robert Henderson
Omria
Nebr. Brode
Memphis
Henderson
Brode
Bullitt to Lodge Formal Protest Over Soviet Speeches
American Ambassador William C. Bullitt plans a formal protest to Moscow over speeches at the Congress of the Third International. He weighs objecting to strikes in the United States Tom Mooney and promoting Communism as violations of the bilateral treaty, awaiting the Congress end before acting.
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United Press
Moscow
U.P
William C. Bullitt
United States
Bullitt
Tom Mooney
America
State Department
Communist Internationale
Cotton forecasts raised after initial 11.798 million bale estimate
The Department of Agriculture pegged this year’s cotton output at 11,798,000 bales of 500 pounds, with August 1 crop condition at 73.6 percent and yield near 1983 pounds per acre. Area in cultivation was 29,166,000 acres, up 4.6 percent from last year, while state figures show varied conditions and production totals.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Editor apologizes for Vanity Fair cartoon portrayal
Frank Crowninshield, editor of Vanity Fair, sends a formal apology to Japanese Ambassador Hiroji Saito in Washington. He says the cartoon showing the emperor with a Nobel Peace Prize wagon was misread as a rickshaw and regrets any offense to the Japanese people.
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New York
U.P
Frank Crowninshield
Vanity Fair
Hiroji Saito
Washington
Crowninshield
Japan
Attorneys Seek Cotton Control Pact In Houston
Federal Judge T M Kennerly named five attorneys from opposing factions to a committee to compromise the Bankhead Cotton Control Act enforcement dispute. The panel began immediate talks as the case heads toward settlement possibilities.
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Houston, Aug
U.P
T. M. Kennerly
Three Die in Head-On Crash Near Italy Texas
A head-on collision on the highway just north of Italy claims three lives. Alma Allen, 28, and Louie Allen, 25, both of Sherman, perish in flames. their mother Mrs. H L Allen, 54, dies later in a Waxahachie hospital. father H L Allen, 56, is critically burned. Virginia Lee Willefore, 14, sustains minor burns along with truck occupants W J Harkins and W R Scarborough.
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Italy
Aug
Alma
Louie Allen
Sherman
H.L. Allen
Daxahachie
Here
Four Quins Can Swim Float Says Dr Dafoe
Callander Ontario August UP Four of the Dionne quintuplets now over 14 months old can swim and float they use half full man sized bath tubs. Dr Allan Roy Dafoe disclosed while speaking with marathon swimmer Marvin Nelson who offered to teach the babies. four can swim with Marie slightly weaker. the others float easily and handle being ducked without issue.
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Callander
Allan Roy Dafoe
Dafoe
Marvin Nelson
Nelson
Dr. Dafoe
Marie
Balloon attempts to photograph cosmic radiations fail
Strato balloon tests fail to capture cosmic radiation as three balloons rise aloft near Fort Sam Houston and Paris Texas. Dr. Victor Neher plans to attach radio gear and chase the balloon by car or plane after Millikan releases the next test. Observers report an empty sky as balloons drift or burst and an electroscope payload awaits recovery efforts.
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San Antonio
Aug
Victor Neher
California
Neher
Robert Millikan
California School of Technology
Millikan
Fort Sam Houston
Washington
Sam Tinner
Paris
Tex
Earth
Two Thousand French Workers Strike at Toulon Plant
Two thousand workers at a military munitions plant in Toulon marched through the streets clashing with mobile guards. The number of injuries was not immediately known as authorities reinforced the area after yesterday’s rioting.
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Amarillo
Ferguson Taxi Company
Vester Patton
St. Anthony's Hospital
Palace Drug
West Sixth Avenue
Addie Williams
Polk Street
Toulon
France
U.P
Alfalfa Bill farmer profile and Oklahoma note
A terse page listing promise of a farmer named Alfalfa Bill and brief Oklahoma context. Mention of PWS Page 4 Minesolini and Page 11 Bugs and trees indicates a collage of short briefs. No further details provided in accessible text.
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Alafalfa_ Bill
Farmer
S-Men
Oklahoma
Why So Many Men When Ladies Fight Some News Quite New
A compact report notes rising male fatalities and shifting gender conflict in recent events. Government actions are described as taking 72 percent in a broader distribution of control and policy response.
Column by Arthur Brisbane Discusses Mussolini Absent War Plans
The Globe column notes Mussolini would rely on air power and mass militia rather than a ground assault across swamps and deserts. It cites 925000 troops and 340000 militia plus 200000 prewar born, and hints at Japan's potential air war and Ethiopia's ominous stance.
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Mussolini
Abyssinia
Japan
Residential Staff Named for Reunion by General Lee
Adjutant General Harry Rene Lee of the United Confederate Veterans wired the appointment of five women to his residential staff for the 45th annual reunion September 3 to 6. Residing in Nashville Tennessee, Lee selected Adeline Lumpkin Mrs Join Fain Mrs Hollis VT Russell Mrs Art Wagoner and Mrs Elizabeth Boyce.
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Harry Rene Lee
United Confederate Veterans
Lee
Nashville
Tenn
Adeline Lumpkin
Join Fain
Hollis VT. Russell
Art Wagoner
Elizabeth Boyce
Briton Seeks Plane Record to Capetown
Hatfield Airdrome England August 8 T Campbell Black took off at 12 30 PM in an attempt to break the England to Capetown speed record flying a new improved comet plane. He previously helped set a globe circling pace with Charles W A Scott in the London to Melbourne air derby last October.
Dallas Police Ban Spankings In Strike Riot
Dallas police under Chief Bob Jones banned further strike riot violence after a disorder in the garment district. Authorities charged 27 women and one man with blocking sidewalks destroying property disturbing the peace and interfering with an officer. A guard was posted at the Dallas Country Club amid threats around the Southwestern Fall Style Show.
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Dallas
Bob Jones
Dallas Country Club
Ine
Youth Leaders Hurt In Anti Nazi Clash
In Krefeld Germany two leaders of a Catholic youth group were injured in a clash with Nazis near Bochum. Knives cudgels and a pistol were used. The anti Nazi group remained unidentified though they were accused of shouting Treu Heil.
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Krefeld
Germany
U.P
Hiteler
Goes
Bochum
Amarilin Fair Weather Outlook This Weekend
Forecast for Amarilin Fair calls for partly cloudy conditions Friday afternoon and generally fair weather into night. West Texas and New Mexico expected generally fair conditions with temps around 88 to 69 degrees. Boswell Bros report an ambulance equipped for local service.
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