NIRA Drive Shaped Along Wartime Plea
Government launches a public cooperation campaign to ensure the national recovery program, modeled after wartime Liberty Loan drives. Charles Francis Horner will direct posters, displays, and speakers to spread the message of industrial salvation, with President Roosevelt and farm relief officials to appeal to farmers and industry alike amid price and wage concerns.
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Charles Francis Horner
H. C. Thompson
United Press
Washington
Kansas City
Horner
The
Department of Commerce
Roosevelt
U. S
New York
Donald Richberg
National Industrial Recovery Act
Hugh Johnson
Wallace
George N. K
Wood and Shute Share British Open Lead
Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey and Densmore Shute of Manoa Pennsylvania tied for the British Open championship after four rounds with 292. A playoff is set for tomorrow. Other notable scores include Hagen 82 43 39, Sarazen 39 40 15 293, Cotton 38 41 79 295, Diegel 36 41 77 293, Kirkwood 38 43 81 297, Dutra 34 38 12 294.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
U.P
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Densmore Shute
Manoa
Wood
Shute
Ohio
Philadelphia
Europe
Walter Hagen
New York
Gene Sarazen
Henry Cotton
Belgium
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Joe Kirkwood
Coral Gables
Fla
Fred Robertson
Abe Mitchell
Great Britain
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Victory and Money Row Split World Economic Conference
July 7 dispatch reports subcommittee vote 25 to 15 to keep monetary questions on the agenda at the world economic conference as Neville Chamberlain presses for full inclusion while gold bloc allies resist. A separate note confirms Jimmie Mattern is safe in Siberia after vanishing June 14 during his solo around the world flight.
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Texas
Siberian
London
Neville Chamberlain
Scandinavia
Far East
Latin America
Mr. Chamberlain
Spain
Lithuania
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Turkey
Monetary Commission
Committee On
Economic Commission
Associated Press
Jimmie Mattern
Siberia
Anadir
Moscow
Chukotka
Mattern
Freeport
France
Gold Bloc
Goggled Yegg Sought In Two Bold Holdups
Amarillo police pursue a well dressed goggled yegg after two Thursday hold ups netting 75 dollars. In the first robbery at J le Harrington grocery 412 West Elevnth Avenue the bandit changed clothes in a vacant garage and fled. The second heist at Fox Drug No 7 Line Avenue and Maryland Street yielded 35 dollars. The suspect, about 22, short and 130 pounds, used a gun in both robberies.
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Amarillo
J. le Harrington
West Eleventh Avenue
Fox Drug
Orville Donnell
Donnell
East Texas and Midcontinent oil buyers post price increases
In Texas and Oklahoma, major crude buyers posted higher posted prices. East Texas buyers set 75 cents per barrel for certain crudes, with 57 to 69 cents depending on gravity. Panhandle postings start at 57 cents. Midcontinent independents raise bids, Carter sets 62 cents top, Stanolind to match. Magnolia boosts prices across Texas and Oklahoma fields.
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Dallas
U.P
East Texas
Panhandle
Carson and Hutchinson
Tulsa
Okla
Continental Oil Company
Ponca City
Carter
Stanolind
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Agnolia
Texas
Oklahoma
Robbers Slay Victims Set Fire To Their Home
In La Junta Colorado on July 7 robbers shot two people to death and attacked a third, then set fire to their residence and fled. The dead include Mary Russell and an unidentified man whose body was found among the charred remains.
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LA Junta
Colo
Otbers
Mary Russell
Wheat soars to dollar milestone then falls back
Wheat and corn hit season highs in Chicago as the dollar weakened and the British pound rose. May wheat peaked near $1.10 and July touched $1.00 but closed near day lows with May at about $1.06. Corn stayed above 60 cents as profit taking and rain relief prompted selling.
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Chicago
Panhandle Highway Pleas To Be Heard
Counties pressing for federal highway funds to overhaul Texas roads will be heard by the state highway commission in Austin on Monday. About sixty conferences are planned with officials, and additional requests are being received. Charles B. Braun of the relief commission will discuss proposed projects in Dallam Sherman Hansford Moore and Hartley Counties.
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Austin
Texas
State Highway Commission
Charles B. Braun
Texas Relief Commission
Dallam
Sherman
Hansford
Moore
Hartley
When You Turn Over a Board Yrigoyen Fine Man
Analysis of political figures and contemporary leaders as featured in a 1933 King Features Syndicate strip. The piece contrasts Yrigoyen with Mussolini, highlighting political perceptions and character judgments in a satirical comic context.
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Mussolini
The
King Feature Syndicate, Inc
Brisbanes Globe Column Notes Money Crisis Abroad
Arthur Brisbane writes in The Globe about European agitation over the Presidents money message. He notes France and England reacting to gold standards and cancellations flooding northern industrial England, urging that US buyers hope for new orders and jobs if cheap dollars prevail.
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France
America
England
MacDonald
Couzens
United States
Bakers Raise Wages and Bread Price in Panhandle
Panhandle bakers hike wages by 10 percent and raise wholesale bread price by 1 cent per loaf. Effective Monday, the move follows tax and ingredient cost increases, announced by the Panhandle Master Bakers Association after a Capitol Hotel meeting with bakers from Clovis Hereford Dalhart Amarillo and other panhandle towns.
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Panhandle
Panhandie
Clovis
N. M
Hereford
Dalhart
Clarendon
Memphis
Claude
Berger
Pampa
Canadian
Canyon
Amarillo
Floydada Area Hit by Heavy Rain and Lightning
A late night storm in Floydada area injures H. Cook, 45, of Lockney operating a combine. Threshing crew nearby were stunned by lightning. Quanah Railway track washed out, delaying traffic. Several inches of rain flood east Floydada area. crops damaged. Moore County reports heavy rain near eastern farm, about an inch and a half.
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Floydada
H. Cook
Lockney
Quanah
Carl McDowell
Moore County
North Line
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Update
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with cooler conditions in extreme northeast portions. West Texas mostly fair tonight and Saturday while New Mexico remains unsettled with local showers and thunderstorms northward. Temperature extremes reach 71 to 90 by night into tomorrow.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Amarillo Sees Revival of Construction Demand
Amarillo records a new building boom with four major projects totaling at least 126000 and several smaller jobs. Convent at Price Memorial College, Henneman Grain terminal, remodel of Allen Early building for Montgomery Ward, and a Taylor Street mercantile replacing St Charles mark the surge. City inspectors note rising permit activity and optimism for continued growth.
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Amarillo
Price Memorial College
Polk Street
Third Avenue
Osage Street
Henneman Grain & Seed Company
Allen
Montgomery Ward & Company
Taylor Street
St. Charles
Charles Green
Jack Miller
Coast Guard Cutter Northland Tracks Fleeing Aviator Jimmy Mattern
The US coast guard cutter Northland hunted 300 miles from Anadyr Siberia yesterday for aviator Jimmy Mattern and was expected to reach Anadyr today. Rear Admiral H. G. Hamlet, familiar with the sea, said wireless contact would be made once Mattern was safe.
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Washington
United States Coast Guard
Northland
Anadir
Siberia
Jimmy Mattern
Coast Guard
H. G. Hamlet
Mattern
The News I’ve Been Waiting For Signal
In Walla Walla on July seven the report caps a long wait for decisive news. The brief item hints at a pivotal development expected to impact local readers.
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Walla, Walla, Wash
Widow of town founder Mrs Nettie Hill dies in Amarillo
Mrs Nettie Love Hill 75 widow of Clayton founder John C Hill died at 2 30 Friday morning in an Amarillo hospital while visiting her son John L Hill. Born July 8 1852 in Marysville California she went to Washington in 1875 and later moved to New Mexico with Senator Dorsey where she married Hill then managed by Robert G Ingersoll. Survivors include her son two daughters six grandchildren and two brothers with funeral services in Wichita Falls Saturday.
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Nettie Love Hill
John C. Hill
Clayton
Union County
N. M
Amarillo
Hill
Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
New Mexico
Dorsey
Robert G. Ingersoll
H. J. Love
McCloud
Calif
A. F. Love
Long Beach
Want Ad for Film Development Nearby Today
A brief recruitment style plea urges readers to place a Want Ad in the newspaper columns to locate a nearby film development service. It emphasizes immediacy and encourages action now.
Ball Player Boss Defends His Version In Lawsuit
In Chicago July 7 A P story shows Harley Ross of the Cleveland American League Club facing a $50,000 damage suit from Lilian Eloise Mitchell of Winston Salem North Carolina. She testified that at his Cleveland apartment party on April 19 he struck her and tossed coins for fare after she wanted to leave. She described a night of alleged violence after others departed and Boss reportedly drank beer.
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Chicago
Harley Ross
Cleveland American League Club
Lilian Eloise Mitchell
Winston- Salem
N. C
Cleveland
Boss
Bell
National and State Bank Calls Issued
The comptroller of the Currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks as of June 30. In Austin, the Texas Banking Department issued a similar call to state banks to report their condition as of June 30, aligning with the federal requirement.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Austin
Texas Banking Department
Massacre Search Kept Quiet by Authorities
Kansas City authorities said information on pursuing the gang linked to the shooting of four officers and a convict on the Union Station plaza will be withheld. The reveal was postponed as the investigation continues and officials declined to release further details.
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Kansas City
U.P
Union Station Plaza
Italian Seaplane Armada Prepares Flight to Labrador
Icelandic reports say an Italian armada of 24 seaplanes is ready for a 1,500 mile flight from Reykjavik to Cartwright Labrador as the fourth stage of a cruise toward Chicago.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Cartwright
Labrador
Chicago
Storm ends in Mexican wilds Browneville
The lower Rio Grande valley surveyed the storm damage from a tropical hurricane that roared inland 100 miles south of here and blew out against the Mexican mountains. No loss of life on land or coast, but fears for two schooners at sea as Mary Jane and Audley were affected. Padre Island coast guard reports no word on Allen. Audley carries five, Allen four. Highway washout and valley monetary losses to be detailed on STORM Page 2.
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Browneville
Rio Grande Valley
Here
Mexico
Angelo Rose
Padre Island
Audley
M. McAuley
Coast Guard
Allen
Laguna Madre
Brazos Pass
75 Reservations Limited for Second Globe News Trip
Seventy five persons will be taken on the second Globe News special to the Century of Progress, leaving July 15 and returning July 24. Reservations must be sent in at once to secure Pullman space, with a final deadline July 13. The $67.50 price covers all traveler expenses except meals in Chicago, and Panhandle residents may have free auto storage at Toney Chisum, Inc. in Amarillo.
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Globe News
Century of Progress
Pullmans
Wilbur C. Hawk
Hawk
The
Chicago
Panhandle
Amarillo
Toney Chisum, Inc
Eleventh Avenue
Polk Street
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Kerian Town
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Sun Oil Company
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Arthur Brisbane
Globe
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Bakers
Floydada Area
Texas Highway Commission
Bowie Street
Great West Mill & Elevator Company
Nettie Hill
Lillian Eloise Mitchell
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