Weather hints at wet fall and fair plans amid town chatter
Fall mood rises as forecasts hint at a wet season with the Tri State Fair likely to face rain. Mason King and Governor-elect Lee O Daniel discuss reopening the Tri-State Fair, while the community recalls a Chicago visitor recovering a $14,600 pin found at The News-Globe office. The note also shares local anecdotes, etiquette sayings, and brief public notices from Franklin, Amarin, and Abilene.
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Bianketa
Tri- State
Mason King
Lee O Daniel
New Daniel
Rome
Mason Teeninge
Elert
Chicago
Ameaklin
News-Globe
Rosy Kine
Mason
Maxne Grant
News-Globe Force
Han
Mins Maxine
Here Here Get Legion Honors in Texas
Vincent Ghioda Hairston will become Commander of the Department of Texas American Legion after being elected without opposition at the Texas convention in Austin. Dr Danforth of Fort Worth won the national executive committeeman race, with other local leaders named as delegates and officers.
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Austin
Vincent Ghioda
Hairston
Department of Texas
American Legion
Los Angeles
Texas Legionnaires
J. Roberts
Borger
Wow Danforth
Fort Worth
Danforth
Millham FP. Murphy
Palestine and
Dares
Ahilern
Theophet
Murphy
Sergeaih
L. Orme
Vale
Enira
Graham
Averdoe
Cromer
Port Arthur
Frank Breil
Sar
Angela Omer
P Briwelk
Ban Antonie
Wiath Ban Maron
Uip
G Nefflew
Livingston
McPringgartonr
Arcriline
H. L. Flerit
Grimmer
Day Nursery Children Have Outing in Park
A group from Amarilio Day Nursery visited Ellwand Park for an outdoor outing led by staff including Pere Winesard and Sue Moreen. About 40 children aged one to five attended with supervision from several hostesses and nursery staff during a supervised games period.
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Ellwand Park
Puast Ab
Lineneng Tas
Edwards Rotting
Borden Company
Parr Fane
Mie
McLailan Kips Tenlenk
Arinty
Ff Fininier Minrth
Dorma
Tne Enn
Pere V Winesard -Sieavne Perr
I Sill Dorenfield
Sue Moreen
Pret Storm
Carlie Parris
Vacation Permit Lets Husband Roam London Freely
A London travel note recalls a South Australian man on vacation with a handwritten permit from his wife allowing him to drink and pursue pleasure as he pleases, even joking about life after death. The piece widens to eclectic clippings on eruptions at Mount Vesuvius, postal rates, and entertainment gossip.
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United States
Tye
London
Ran Whyte
South Australia
Fackin
Ren White
Apartment Bond Ground Incorporates Relived Ventures
A state charter granted to Morris dfirsel and Theodlore Marck to operate Meirwe Apartments at darkenan Street. Incorporators listed include Ta lons and others from Fret Worn, forming a new corporate entity named Apartment Bond Ground Incorporates.
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Rel Buichers
Meirwe
Darkenan Street
Micense
Rere Morris Dfirsel
Operateas
Theodlore Marck
Taiag
Private Showing Of New Plymouth At Nat Dance Palace
A private showing of the new Plymouth models was held at the Nat Dance Palace with New Mexico attendees. Harold Finedge, factory representative for the Dodge Motor Car Division of Chrysler, led the event featuring the Deluxe and Roadking models and outlining mechanical features and dealer merchandising plans.
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New Plymouth
Dealerk
Organiza Lna
Harold Finedge
Dodee Motor Car
Chrysler Corporation
Thin District
Panhandle Coleman Dealers Meeting Here Tonight
Coleman dealers from the Panhandle area gather in Amarill a at the hardware company wholesale house for an evening meeting. Mark McAteer of Coleman Lamp and Stove Company and Clarence Coleman lead the event following a dinner at the Harvey House.
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Panhandle Coleman Dealers
Coleman
Panhandle
Amarilla Hardware Company
Mark McAteer
Coleman Lamp and Stave Company
Clarence Coleman
Harvey House
Polk Street Landmark Remodel Permit Granted to Convert Home
City grants permit to remodel the nine Polk Street residence once known as the Cartwright place into a 12 room apartment. Estimated remodeling cost is 85000 dollars with W. T. Coble listed as owner and contractor.
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Polk Street
Cartwright Place
W. T. Conle
W. T. Coble
Lindberghs Arrive at Airport in Rumania
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh arrived at Someseni Airport in Cluj Romania after a air tour of Soviet Russia. A typhoon struck Yokohama and Tokyo with winds around 65 miles per hour causing widespread damage and impassable streets.
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Lindberghs
Rumania
Tokyo
Yokohama
John Speer Elected President of Naren Highway Club
John Speer was elected and installed president of the Naren Highway Community Club at the business meeting Monday night at Pleasant Valley school. George Kilian was chosen vice president, Mrs Luther Minter secretary, and Ray Baland treasurer. Announcement was trade at the Amarilla Business meeting.
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John FO Speer
Naren Highway
Pleasant Valley
George Kilian
Luther Minter
Ray Baland
Amarilla Busin
Perkins Drops Action Against Bridges Deportation
Secretary of Labor Perkins and the cabinet sharply rejected a demand to deport Harry Bridges as the House committee on un American activities held hearings. Bridges, a West Coast labor leader, was flying to Texas when Perkins announced the action as the committee received Iran offers.
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Washington
Alim
Hose Committee On UN
Trial transcript reveals hush money payments to Hines
Davis testifies he was ordered by a Dutch official to cultivate Hines' friendship and arrange payments. He details giving Hines 2.10 and says Schultz set a repayment ceiling and Weinberg repaid previous sums. Money was handed over in multiple locations including Davis's car, Hines's home, and attorney Joseph Shalleck's office.
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Davis
Dutch Secultty
Hines
George Weinberg
Schultz
Weinberg
Joseph Shalleck
Shalleck
Air Race Entrant Cut Badly in Trials
Cleveland pilot Um-Rues Chambers of Los Angeles was badly cut when his Monasto powered Chambers Racer crashed during trials for speed events at the National Air Races. He climbed from the wreck and walked to a road seeking aid.
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Cleveland
Um—Rues Chambers
Los Angeles
Chambers
Health Unit Appropriations Discussion Set for Thursday
The city commission schedules a morning meeting to discuss health unit appropriations for the next fiscal year. County officials were to join in reviewing budget requests and conference planning.
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Ity Commission
I Po
Reonnty Commission
Unclear Mediation Talks Reported by British Mission
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a British mediation effort in a dispute. It mentions the Fudelen Puenter Konrad Hen ein needing time to discuss with political feeds and a creche insuation, but details are incomplete.
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Posal
Puenter
Konrad Henein
Creche
Political Struggles Shadow Wars in Spain and China
The text notes political allies in Germany and ongoing conflicts in Spain and China. It details the Japanese war effort across six provinces, aiming to disrupt the Peiping Hankow railway north of Hankow, while Spanish fighting persists on the Extremadura front with government forces on the offensive.
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Spain
China
Yangtsé
Kinikiang
Anhwei-Honan
Peiping- Hankow
Hankow
Ménior
Multiple Officials Registered at Texas Law Enforcement Gathering
Sheriffs Angela and Ranger Captain St Hamm of Dallas led a group of women officers registering for the convention. Frances Van Court, deputy sheriff of San Angelo, Mrs. Fthel Brown, sheriff at Jefferson, and Mahala Smith, deputy sheriff at Beeville, were noted among attendees. Temple and Galveston opened tranq bids for the next convention. Senator Clint Smail and Representative Jack Little of Amarillo, and F A Gormley of the National Auto Theft Bureau were present.
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Angela
St. Hamm
Dallas
Frances van Court
San Angelo
Fthel Brown
Jefferson
Mahala Smith
Beeville
Temple
Galveston
Clint Smail
Jack Little
Amarilia
F. A. Gormley
National
Banquet and Dance at Herring Hall This Evening
Senator Connally sends regrets for missing the Texas Sheriffs Association meeting citing other matters. He praises Texas and Southern stance against lynching, noting no lynching in 1937 or 1938 and opposition to federal penalties for sheriffs failing to prevent lynching. He asserts support for legal trials and state enforcement of laws.
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Connally
Texas Sheriffs Association
Sheriffs of
Texas
South
Congress
Texas Law and Federal Aid in Enforcing Murder Law
A speech arguing that murder enforcement should stay with state and local authorities, praising Texas sheriffs for suppressing lynching, and urging continued courage by officers to uphold law against federal overreach and anti lynching actions. It expresses hope that other states will match this stance to avoid federal intervention and sectional political measures.
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Brush P.O. Dept
Friars Club
Benin
R.A Jardine
Duke A& Dieiness
Windsor
U.S
United States
Boston
Benny Goodman
Tommy Dorses & Hands
Texas
Lynehing
Tam
South
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