Soviet Blood Purge Expands to Narrow Officials Use
Moscow reports widen purge to include smaller officials across regions including Georgia. Eight more executed for counter revolution, raising total liquidated to over 500. Minsk paper cites eight Trotskyist diversions executed after trial for X unit activities, arson, and food poisoning. Included are Nina Mihailova, an agronomist, and several collective farm managers.
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Moscow
U.P
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Georgia
Rabochi
Minsk
Red Army
Ostrovsky
Nina Mikhailova
Farma
Markets Report From Kansas City and New Orleans Tradings
Hogs 1,500 head at Kansas City steady to higher with medium to good grades up. prices $9.75 to $11.35. Cattle 7,500 with beef steers and yearlings steady, stockers weak. heavy steers above $17.00, westerns $19.25 to $17.50. Lambs up about 25 cents. top Texas Panhandle-$10.50, Colorados-$10.25. In New Orleans cotton opened steady with futures near lows. rumor of a government loan and subsidy for the new crop tied to an adjustment program.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Missouri
Texas Panhandle
New Orleans
New York
Washington
Property transfers and car registrations listed in local notices
Beulah Clifton and spouse transfer to G A Ritzinger Lot 1 bik 8 CC District valued at 1.90 dollars. J H Galloway transfers Lots 1-2 bik 108 Glen for 1500 dollars. J O Gulekie oxr transfers Lot 19-20 OT for 60 dollars. Car registrations include Dodge sedan H Hamilton, Buick sedan R O Lehman, Buick sedan Mrs R M Bennett, LaFayette sedan R D Leeper, Ford sedan F M Kendricks, Ford sedan FB Woolsey, Chevrolet sedan Jean M Durrett.
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Beulah Clifton
G. A. Ritzinger
J. H. Galloway
A. A. Griggs
Glen
J. O. Gulekie
Frank Hudson
Dodge
H. &. Hamilton
Buick
R. O. Lehman
Mrs
R. M. Bennett
LaFayette
R. D. Leeper
Ford
F. M. Kendricks
FB. W. Woolsey
Chevrolet
Jean M. Durrett
Lost billfold and requests for return of contents
A reader asks for help locating a lost billfold containing papers from L. B. Price and Company with names A. L. Anderson and James Price, social security and ID cards, and a tire receipt. Return to B18 North West Second Avenue.
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L. B. Price and Company
A. L. Anderson
James Price
North West
Second Avenue
KGNC Radio Schedule Highlights and Classified Notices
On air listings show KGNC daytime and evening programming with NBC features including Nellie Revell Don Winslow of the Navy and The Ink Spots plus musical segments and news. Classified blurbs request workers for a September start and a colored woman seeking housework with references.
WANTS HOUSEKEEPER
Dear Tack T seeks a middle aged woman to perform general housework not requiring overnight stay. Willing to pay a reasonable wage. Interested parties call between 5:20 and 7:00 evenings at 410 B Maryland.
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Maryland
George B. Adams 75 Dies Here
George B. Adams retired building contractor died at his home 207 N McMasters at 4 this morning. He lived here five years, belonged to the Lutheran Church. Survived by daughters Mrs Fred Killion Amarillo and Mrs Glenn Rogers Oklahoma City. sons Walter and Albert Adams Topeka. brothers Henry and Charles Adams Kutstown. Body at Griggs Funeral Chapel. funeral tentatively set for 4 pm Wednesday.
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George B. Adams
N. McMasters
Adams
Lutheran Church
Fred Killion
Amarillo
Glenn Rogers
Oklahoma City
Walter
Albert Adams
Topeka
Kansas
Henry
Charles Adams
Kutstown
Penn
Griggs Funeral Chapel
Wednesday Radio Schedule Highlights Local NBC Lineup
A detailed afternoon through evening broadcast slate lists programs from 12:00 to 6:45 including The Man on the Street Just Ordinary Folks The Friendly Motorist Fashion Flashes The Flying Dutchman News Ma Perkins accordion performances closing stocks Livestock reports 1938 Radio News Hymns of All Churches Betty and Bob Sons of the West The Guiding Light Don Winslow of the Navy The Panhandle Cowboy Stardust with Bill Wilson Lost and Found Musical Brevities Norsemen and Jean Sablon on NBC channels.
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Ma Perkins
NBC
John Amedio
Betty
Bob
Irma Glen
Don Winslow
The
Navy
Institute Human Relations
Earl Browder
Bill Wilson
Jean Sablon
Bank head explains bets by letting others pick wins
Kansas City reports E F Swinney chairman of First National Bank keeps winning checks under his desk as proof. He says he always lets the other fellow choose the team in bets and he takes the opposite side. Swinney claims he has never lost the World Series bet in 12 years.
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Kansas City
U.P
E. F. Swinney
First National Bank
Swinney
Irrational Auto Worker Leads Police to Girl's Body
Detroit police report 45 year old automobile worker Joseph Jacobs confessed to killing Evelyn Mack 10 by crushing her skull with an automobile crank between 3 and 4 pm yesterday after obtaining permission from the victim's ill mother to take her to a nearby grocery.
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Detroit
Evelyn Mack
Walter Bacher
Joseph Jacobs
Mack
Jacobs
Evelyn
Postal Clerks To Resist C10 Drive
The National Association of Postal Clerks meeting in Fort Worth vows to resist any efforts by the Committee for Industrial Organization to invade its ranks. President John J. Barnett says delegates only will attend sessions and that Postal Works of America, a C I O group, has been recruiting among mail clerks.
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Fort Worth
National Association of Postal Clerks
Committee For Industrial Organization
John J. Barnett
New York
Barnett
Postal Works of America
Sheriff Seeks W A Bledsoe After Court No-Show
The sheriff's office continues the search for W A Bledsoe who missed district court for a DUI trial. His $1,000 bond was raised to $2,500 after he failed to appear. District Attorney Bob Underwood said a physician reported Bledsoe had yesterday undergone an operation and the trial would be reset for early next week.
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Sheriff's Office
W. A. Bledsoe
Bledsoe
Bob Underwood
Underwood
France nationalizes railroads into single company
Paris reports the government decreed the nationalization of railways. Six large systems totaling over 26 000 miles were merged into one national company.
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France
Paris
Queen Bee Executed Merrimac Bee Swarm
In Merrimac Wisconsin G A King faced a rebellious hive when a swarm climbed a high tree. He told a bystander I guess I'll get my gun and shoot the queen. The bees and the hive then returned to the hive.
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Merrimac
Wis
U.P
G. A
King
Hesie
Ben Berg Returns From Arizona on Forgery Charge
Ben Berg, recently from Dallas, was charged with forgery today in Justice Charles W. Carder’s court in Amarillo. Berg was arrested in Globe, Arizona, after officers were told he was on a west-bound plane. the sheriff’s office said Berg boarded the plane locally.
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Ben Berg
Amarillo
Dallas
Charles W. Carder
Berg
Globe, Ariz
Funeral rites for Mrs Nellie Watson in Wayside Church
Mrs Nellie Watson 50 of Wayside died yesterday in a local hospital. Funeral services are at 3 pm today at Wayside Community Church with burial at Wayside Cemetery. Directed by N S Griggs and Sons Amarillo. She is survived by husband C F Watson, son Guy Watson of Wayside, and daughters Mrs F A Brooks Freer and Mrs George Thompson Amarillo.
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Nellie Watson
Wayside
Wayside Community Church
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Amarillo
Watson
The
Baptist Church
C. F. Watson
Guy Watson
Exploding Star Photographed by Mt Wilson Telescope
A super nova the 15th observed by humans has been photographed at Mt Wilson Observatory. It shines 40 000 times brighter than before and is 500 million times more luminous than the sun. Astronomers deem it probably the second largest ever seen and expect it to fade beyond Earth's sight. The explosion propels illuminated gas into space.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.P
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Mt. Wilson
Earth
Headquarters for Rangers Is Moved to Camp Mabry
State Ranger headquarters moved from the capitol to Camp Mabry near Austin. The transfer includes other safety department members sharing space with the adjutant general. Former Rangers Earl MacWilliams and Rip Collins will rejoin the headquarters Ranger company tomorrow.
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Austin
State Capitol
Camp Mabry
National Guard
State Safety Department
Adjutant General’s Department
Earl MacWilliams
Rip Collins
City Grants Permission To Build $5,000 Home on Polk
The city approves a permit for a brick veneer five room home at 2707 Polk Street. Oliver Eakle Development Company receives the permit and is listed as contractor. Previous application covered a new home at 2509 Polk Street.
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Polk
Polk Street
Oliver- Eakle Development Company
Kniffin charged with car theft in Carder court
Jack Kniffin was charged with car theft today in Justice Charles W. Carder's court. He was arrested in Wichita Falls last night and returned here by sheriff's officers.
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Jack Kniffin
Charles W. Carder
Kniffin
Wichita Falls
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Institute of Human Relations
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National Youth Administration
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Imeta O'Neil
Cecil Golly
Rockefeller Center Orchestra
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