Opposition of Farm Leaders Is Broken Up
Washington August 26 The House adopted a sine die adjournment call while Senate House differences on cotton and wheat loans appear solvable President Roosevelt intervened amid a stalemate A five hour Senate recess was set to negotiate with House leaders The dispute centers on loan levels with Byrnes and cotton farmers seeking higher rates and negotiators eyeing a way out through presidential action and possible amendments to the deficiency bill
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Mississippi
Smith
South Carolina
Black
Alabama
Connally
Texas
Gypsies Try Crossing Hudson With Pig Seized by Cashier
Twenty Gypsies in six cars attempted to cross Yonkers Ferry with no cash but a pig. Michael Ivanik, a cashier, took the pig and later sold it for four dollars to a farmer, keeping one dollar profit after placing three dollars in the till. The state warned urban buyers about inflated land prices in a warning on city folk being sold “back to nature” schemes.
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U.P
Hudson River
Yonkers Ferry
Michael Ivanik
Trenton
N. J
Brooklyn Bridge
State Planning Board
European fears rise over new disputes about colonies
A London dispatch notes Mussolini signals a renewed push on colonies amid rising powers tensions. Germany’s finance minister Schwerin von Rosick hints at a demand for colonies as revision talks loom.
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Europe
Mussolini
Il Duce
London Daily Mail
Germany
Count Schwerin von Rosik
Dean law to stay in effect in counties until vote
Attorney William McCraw ruled the Dean law would remain in effect in all counties until election results are canvassed. Dry counties since 1919 would stay dry after canvass, with penalties under the Dean law until legislature acts.
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Dean Law
Austin
William McCraw
McCraw
Four Burned in Lake Michigan Water Works Explosion
Four workers were seriously burned and several others injured when an acetylene torch ignited a gas pocket aboard the William E. Dever water works crib off Chicago. The crib, three miles out in Lake Michigan, was under construction.
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Chicago
U.P
Lake Michigan
William E. Dever
Thomas A Edison Jr Dies at 59 in Springfield
Thomas A Edison Jr. noted research worker and eldest son of the late inventor died of heart disease at a Springfield hotel. He had checked in under an assumed name to avoid publicity while en route from the Edison summer home at Lake Sunapee to East Orange New Jersey.
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Mass
U.P
Thomas A. Edison, Jr
East Orange
N. J
Edison
Lake Sunapee
N H
Confederate Soldier Elisha Daugherty Dies at 100 in Texas
Elisha Robert Daugherty born in Texas when it was Mexican territory died aged 100 years and four months. A Confederate veteran, he lived through the Civil War era and passed away late yesterday in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Elisha Robert Daugherty
Texas
Mexico
Fires and Follies Across Cities July 26
A lighted cigarette sparked a fire that charred Harry Sheehan’s trousers yet left his artificial leg unscathed due to his hay fever masking the smoke. At a convention in Chicago, dancing instructors discuss how the Ethiopian war dance mirrors current events as patterns emerge. In Washington, the Potomac hosts a baptism by Bishop C. M. Grace of 850 believers while 5 000 spectators watch. In New York, a deli order mix up leads to a $10 loan for 400 sandwiches for Welfare Island patients at Metropolitan Hospital.
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Harry Sheehan
Harry
Italy
Chicago
New York
Welfare Island
Robert Wolf
Alfred Wolitzky
Metropolitan Hospital
Amarillo Fall Style Window Show Lights Up Downtown
Amarillo merchants stage the Fall Style Window Show with live models and new fall and winter fashions. Entertainment includes clown Rube Curtis, KGNC's Three Jones Brothers, Hugh Roden, Miss Gertrude Ezell, and Fred Bearden performing on Polk Street and Taylor Street.
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Amarillo
Jones Brothers
KGNC
Hugh Roden
Gertrude Ezell
Fred Bearden
Polk Street
Taylor Street
The
Globe News
Holding Company Bill Signed by President at 3 A.M.
President Roosevelt signed the utility holding company bill at 3 o clock, closing a bitterly contested congressional fight. Key aides Wheeler Barkley Rayburn and New Deal lawyers Cohen and Corcoran attended, with critics accusing them of lobbying and coercion to secure passage.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Wheeler and Barkeley
Rayburn
Benjamin V. Cohen
Thomas G. Corcoran
New Deal
Corcoran
Tom Green group seeks state aid against federal dove rules
The Tom Green Game and Fish Protective Association asks Attorney General William McCraw to make Texas a party to an injunction suit to block federal dove hunting regulations in the northern Texas zone. The federal rules conflict with state law and bar hunting after 4 PM. Governor Allred offered to assist in any feasible way.
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Tom Green Game and Fish Etaaa
Tom Green Game and Fish Protective Association
William McCraw
Texas
Bureau of Biological Survey
James V. Allred
Open Fall Term Classes Announced by The News Globe
Teachers of music dancing expression voice whistling and kindergarten classes are urged to contact The News Globe display advertising department early this week to have announcements published in the September 1 and September 8 issues.
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Sunday News Globe
The
News-Globe
Jack All Eager To Go Home
Vice President disclosed plans to rest at home upon return from Washington and then prepare for a trip to the Philippines and Japan beginning October 16. He mentioned lifelong friend Ross Brumfield and noted possible fishing or hunting with companions, despite plans to leave on a Texas train.
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Iner
Ross
Ross Brumfield
Brumfield
Garner
Uvalde
Texas
Philippines
Japan
Milwaukee youth jailed for mail box robberies faces federal trial
The 15 year old Robert Kazan was returned to Milwaukee by Deputy U S Marshal Bill Lampe after 36 days in Potter County jail as a voluntary prisoner. He admitted robbing mail boxes to fund joy rides and will plead guilty to a postal robbery charge in federal court.
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Robert Kazan
Potter County
U.S
Bill Lampe
Kazan
Tom Kennerly
Houston
James C. Wilson
Bill Adams
Wisconsin
Gib Landis
Independent oil operators counter plan at Railroad Commission
In Austin on August 26 independents opened a counter campaign in a Railroad Commission hearing challenging major operators. the dispute concerns acreage as a factor in prorating oil production. Also reported a robbery in Dallas where a night engineer Jewel Beasley was bound and robbed of $1,000 during a vault break in an ice cream plant.
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Railroad Commission
Dallas
U.P
Jewel Beasley
Cabell Ice Cream Company
Amarillo Narrow Rain Gap With Widespread Showers
A north wind pushed rain away from Amarillo with only .03 inch fall, while nearby areas reported from three inches to light showers. Weatherman H. T. Collman predicted partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with cooler temperatures and possible showers in the region. Reports from Wildorado Vega and other stations noted showers along a broad swath from Clovis New Mexico to Amarillo and beyond with heavier totals near the northeast sector and four inch estimations near St Francis and surrounding counties.
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Amarilo
H. T. Collman
Wildorado
Vega
Rock Island
Santa
Conway
St Francis
Air derbyists leave Tucson on second lap
Fliers in the Ruth Chatterton sponsored air derby depart Tucson on the second lap heading to El Paso then continuing from Los Angeles to Cleveland as part of the flight schedule.
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Tucson
Ariz
Ruth Chatterton
Fl Paso
Tex
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Dean Law Still in Effect Despite Repeal Talk
In Texas Amarillo and Potter County remain dry as officials push to repeal the Dean Law. State Senator Clint C Small and Judge E B Nelson discuss legal steps. raids continue until new regulatory measures pass at the imminent special session.
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Texas
Amarillo
Potter County
Clint C. Small
Small
EB. C. Nelson
Bill Adams
Amarillo Area Weather Tonight and Tuesday
Partly cloudy and slightly cooler tonight in the Panhandle and West Texas. Isolated showers possible in extreme west near New Mexico, with unsettled conditions and likely showers and thunderstorms in the east and north central portions. Temperatures up to 70 near today's close. precipitation in the last 24 hours measured at 3 inches.
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Amarillo
Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Major Wile Leads Confederate Veterans Reunion Duty
Major Edmond R. Wiles of Fort Riley Kansas arrives in Amarillo under War Department orders to assist with the 45th annual United Confederate Veterans encampment opening here in September. He comes with Staff Sergeant Johnson and will oversee feed housing and transport for about 6 000 men, promising army style discipline.
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Fort Riley
Kansas
National Landers, Sons of Confederate Veterans
Amarillo
United Confedera Veterans
Wiles
O. John
Bakers-Cop
Fort, Riley
Johnson
Amarillon
Little Rock
Ark
Charlotte
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Miss
Leean Jackson
CCC
Toda
Mahan Sought in Baltimore for Kidnapping
Baltimore police and city authorities pursue William Mahan in connection with the Oregon Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case. Details indicate national manhunt activity with cross jurisdiction cooperation.
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Baltimore
William Mahan
Weyerhaeust
Oregon
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