Europe wary of Roosevelt plan and world policy clash
Sir Walter Layton reports European reaction to President Roosevelt's telegram urging the world economic conference to pursue real financial stability and adjournment. European nations fear inflation, insist on stabilization, citing past suffering, while Americans celebrate price rises and unemployment relief. The dispute highlights deep divides over the conference's path.
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Sir Walter Layton
Roosevelt
Frantic Search For 70 Persons Adrift in Gale
New York July 5. Coast guard boats and a seaplane hunted 70 or more seafarers adrift on disabled barges after a gale wrecked several vessels off the Delaware Capes. One rescued crew member described a daring but fatal bid to reach a tug as a dory battle raged between the collier A L Kent and the Brooks Scanlon.
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New York
Coast Guard
Cape May
N. J
Lewes
Del
Delaware Capes
A. L. Kent
Fenwicke Shoals
Brooks Scanlon
8. G. Wilder
Turner
World Economic Conference in London Nears End
London reports that the world economic conference is expected to wind up tomorrow barring a last minute change. The United States delegation favors recess, while President Roosevelt pushes to keep the session alive and avoid a dollar stabilization.
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London
United States
Hull
Moley
Pittman
Ramsay MacDonald
Roosevelt
Washington
Lawrence Steinhardt
Sweden
Steinhardt
Stockholm
Soviet Russia
White House
Death by milk bottle slaying shocks San Antonio
Mrs Alma Dell Cabble, lured by a San Antonio want ad for a housekeeper job, was found slain in Elenita Heye's apartment. A shattered milk bottle was the probable weapon. Police arrested a Negro man whose fingerprint matched a bottle in the scene. A missing key and motive tied to an attempted assault form part of the investigation.
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San Antonio
U.P
Alma Dell Cabble
A. B. Georges
Elenita Heye
Corpus Christi
No Job Too Big Or Too Small Globe News Ad
A Globe News want ad assures quick, satisfactory, economical service for any task. The sample ad ordered for eight days brought a buyer on the first day, suggesting tomorrow’s ad could do the same for you.
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Globe-News
Roosevelt halves federal pay extended amid cost of living rise
President Roosevelt issued an executive order prolonging the 15 percent cut in federal employees pay first enacted under the economy bill. The order keeps the reduction in place until January, citing a living cost index of 130.2 for the first six months of this year compared with 171 in the 1928 base period. Navy modernization plans seek 77 million dollars of public works funds to upgrade battleships including California West Virginia Maryland Colorado and Tennessee with upgrades and increased gun elevation for New York and Texas. Roper requests 10 million for commerce staff retention and August 1 closures of 23 weather bureau stations in 17 states to cut agriculture spending by 15 million.
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Roosevelt
Navy
Swanson
United States
California
West Virginia
Maryland
Colorado
Tennessee
New York
Texas
New Mexico
Mississippi
Idaho
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Roper
Department of Commerce
Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Fort Worth
Taylor
Needles Pins Keep Thieves From Senator Lyons
Senator William C. Lyons explains a burglar proof setup using pins wire and string in his vest pockets to catch would be thieves. A diamond studded watch from Jack Dempsey rests in his left pocket and a ruby studded watch from another boxer in his right. The inventor and Post Office official is a former Texas Ranger prizefighter and Colorado state senator with a long Democratic career.
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Washington
William C. Lyons
Post Office Department
Jack Dempsey
Farley
Waco
Tex
Texas
Dempsey
Colorado
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Not Frank Barton on Burglary Count
A report clarifies that Jack Barton, not Frank Barton, was arrested and charged with burglary. The item notes no person named Frank Barton involved and mentions a separate context including a local address and a price reference for fuel.
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Frank Barton
Jack Barton
Arkansas and Alabama May Decide Repeal
Political observers expect Alabama and Arkansas to decide repeal of Prohibition in July, marking a southern test as 16 states have already moved to repeal. Alabama and Arkansas vote July 18. predictions point to repeal wins boosting the overall movement, with Oklahoma and Virginia also watched for potential shifts in dry sentiment.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
U.P
Alabama
Arkansas
South
Steagall
Dem
Ala
House Banking
Oklahoma
Kansas
Virginia
Pollard
Alexandria
Repeal Vote Page Two Delivers Update on Italian Fliers
A Balbo flagship air armada reports progress on its Atlantic route. Twenty four Italian seaplanes began from Londonderry for Reykjavik Iceland at 12 40 PM local time. Balbo's flying boat leads the stage by stage flight toward Chicago with the fleet described as rising like a bird.
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New York
Balbo
Londonderry
Reykjavik
Iceland
Northern Ireland
Italo Balbo
Chicago
Wheat Agreement Reached in Principle for Temporary Price Policy
Delegates from the United States Canada Australia and Argentina reached a principle on a policy of temporary adjustment to raise wheat prices. They stressed that cooperation from European consuming nations is needed for any final solution.
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London
U.P
United States
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Jury Selection Begins in Ida Hunsucker Murder Trial
Jury selection started in Decatur for the murder trial of Mrs. Ida Hunsucker, operator of a Quitaque tourist camp, accused in the January shooting of Deputy Sheriff Joe Brown of Rhome. Judge J. E. Carter overruled a postponement request due to alleged communication issues with a Quilaque lawyer.
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Decatur
Ida Hunsucker
Quitaque
Joe Brown
Rhome
J. E. Carter
Philtex and Continentals Fresh Crude Prices Reported
Philtex Oil Company announces posted Panhandle and Gray county crude prices from Bartlesville with top 73 cents and 49 cents for 29 gravity. Hutchinson Carson Moore counties crude top 63 cents with 39 cents for 29 gravity. New York reports Consolidated Oil up 33 cents to 61-85 cents depending on gravity. Continental Oil posts 85 cents for Oklahoma Kansas North Texas oil, Barnsdall aligns.
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Philtex Oil Company
Bartlesville
Panhandle
Gray County
Hutchinson, Carson and
Moore Counties
New York
Consolidated Oil Company
Tulsa
Okla
Continental Oil Company
Continental
Oklahoma
Kansas
North Texas
Barnsdall Oil Co
East Texas
Hitler clergyman split and Vatican reins in German politics
The Globe notes Arthur Hrisbane columnists view on today’s events. Hitler denies leaving Catholic Church to join Protestantism and potential Vatican response looms as regime suppresses Catholic centers. comments on German church politics amid Centrist party threat. Also a briefing on Nordic views of infant vitality and brain growth.
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Arthur Hrisbane
America
Globe
Hrisbane
Germany
Hitler
Vatican
New Train 10 World's Fair Leaves July 15
Plans approved for a second Globe News special train to the World's Fair leaving Amarillo July 15 and returning July 24. The 80 passenger trip costs 67.50 with all accommodations except meals in Chicago. Reservations via Miss Lois Black at The Globe News. full payment required by July 13.
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Wilbur C. Hair
Globe News
Amarillo
Rock Island
Chicago
Hawk
el Paso Times
Lois Black
Mr. Hawk
Independence Day deaths surpass 1775 losses in survey
The Associated Press reports a 1933 holiday survey showing at least 185 fatalities from fireworks, far higher than Lexington and Concord losses in 1775, with New York City treating 670 injuries and Minneapolis 21. many injuries were not serious.
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Associated Press
America
Lexington
Concord
New York City
Minneapolis
Flying Mollisons To Try Atlantic Again
The Mollisons plan a non stop Britain to New York flight from Pendine Sands around July 7 in the twin motor Seafarer bi plane. They aim to set the long distance record and then head toward Baghdad or another reachable point. The craft carries 600 gallons of fuel with a 6,000 mile range and 136 horsepower engines.
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Carmarthen
Wales
Mollisons
Croydon
Atlantic
Pendine Sands
New York
Seven Mile Beach
Bagdad
Hurricane due inland from Corpus Christi to Brownsville
A weather advisory says a tropical hurricane will likely pass inland along the South Texas coast between Corpus Christi and Brownsville tomorrow morning. Winds rise to hurricane force near the center with increasing cloudiness and rain for the Houston area as officials monitor warnings and barometer readings.
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Houston
Weather Bureau
Washington
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Tex
South Texas
C. F E. Norquest
Drowning at Lake Worth During Fort Worth Picnic
Paul Nolan a 36 year old grocery store worker drowned last night at Lake Worth in Fort Worth during a family picnic with his wife son and friends. A companion said Nolan had not swum for two years.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Paul Nolan
Lake Worth
Nolan
Texas issue governs boxing and wrestling rules
Austin July 5 A U P Rules issued as a 44 page booklet by State Labor Commissioner Jack Flynn governing boxing and wrestling in Texas effective August 31 The rules align with the National Boxing and Wrestling Association and cover grooming profanity fouls bout outcomes fighting names segregation betting signs and venue display requirements
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Austin
U.P
Texas
Jack Flynn
National Boxing and Wrestling Association
Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with cooler southeast winds and possible rain. West Texas regions expect partly cloudy skies, chances of rain, and cooler temperatures Thursday. New Mexico region faces local thunder showers tonight and Thursday with temperatures ranging up to the mid 90s.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
First Oklahoma governor Charles Haskell dies at 73
Charles N. Haskell, Oklahoma's first governor, died at 7:30 A M in an Oklahoma City hotel room. A Putnam County Ohio native, he moved the capital to Oklahoma City and established executive offices there after statehood in 1907. He had been railroad promoter and lawyer, shaping early state government.
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Oklahoma City
Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Putnam County
Ohio
Haskell
Finley, Fort Wayne and Western Railroad
Guthrie
Bolivian Troops Claim Advances in Gran Chaco
In a La Paz communique dated July 5, Bolivian forces report offensive moves in the Nanawa and Gonza sectors of the Gran Chaco. They say they occupied enemy positions south and north of Nanawa to depths over 2,000 meters. Also noted is a planned League of Nations committee with England, France, Spain, Italy and Mexico to address the dispute.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Fort Nanawa
Fort Gondra
Gran Chaco
Nanawa
Gonza
Nanawe
England
France
Spain
Italy
Mexico
League of Nations
Mexican consul at Rome dies at 58
Attilio Boschi Wuber, the Mexican consul at Rome, died today at age 58. He served in Rome and was a key liaison for Mexico with Italian authorities.
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Rome
Attilio Boschi- Wuber
International coin proposal to hull London July 1
International coin proposal outlined in London on July 1 to create an international dollar serving as a stable measuring rod during periods of fluctuating exchanges. Officials urged cooperation among nations to stabilize trade and currency values amid markets reacting to postwar uncertainties.
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Hull
London
Roosevelt Back From Sea Sets Weight Reduction Goal
President Roosevelt returns to Washington after two weeks at sea and aims to lose seven pounds, dropping from 181 to 174. He promises drastic measures and says the method is simply eating less. Reporters gather at his desk for his first post vacation press conference.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Parachute Fails Over Lake at Century of Progress
Chicago July 5 Joe Wilson 25 a stunt performer died when his parachute failed during the Fourth of July opening at the Century of Progress He leaped from a plane clad as Uncle Sam into Lake Michigan without a functioning rip cord officials and onlookers noted a possible device defect while the show continued with fireworks.
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Chicago
Joe Wilson
Lake Michigan
Uncle Sam
Century of Progress
Wilson
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