Hitler's boyhood dream and rise to leader in Germany
The article traces Adolf Hitler from his youth in Braunau to Vienna and Munich, outlining his early ambitions as a painter, his exposure to socialism and Marxists, and his subsequent ascent in 1921 when six followers pledged fealty and elected him fuehrer of their group.
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Associated Press
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Germany
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Vienna
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All Stars Battle On Ball Field At Polo Grounds
At the Polo Grounds New York July 10 the All Stars clash as Carl Hubbell holds the American League before Lou Warneke and Van Mungo falter. After five innings the junior loop leads 7 to 0 in a wild free hitting game before 52000 fans with Ruth, Gehrig, Foxx and Manush among the early notables.
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New York
Carl Hubbell
Lou Warneke
van Mungo
Americans Gohringer
Frisch
Wally Berger
Manush
Nationals
Hubbell
Ruth
Lew Gehrig
Gehringer
Hartnett
Traynor
Will Rogers Pauses Here to Muleshoe
Will Rogers, famed actor and columnist, visited Amarillo early this morning and planned a trip to Muleshoe about 100 miles southwest. He breakfasted at a cafe with Paramount and Mission Theater managers and a local taxi driver before departing for Mule shoe, reasons and activities in the area not disclosed.
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Will Rogers
Muleshoe
David Harum
Amarillo
Mr. Rogers
Ceal
Who's Who in Amarillo Want Ad Page
The Want Ad Page lists local service providers under Who's Who in Amarillo offering radiator repair lawn mower sharpening home finishing remodeling watch repair printing plumbing and furniture repair plus chiropractors. The section helps readers locate specialists for common home and personal needs in the Amarillo area.
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Amarillo
Want
Labor unrest across the nation sparks threats of strikes
United Press reports widespread labor strife with scattered actions from Pacific Coast to New Jersey. Police killed a rioter in Seattle as National Guard reinforced San Francisco waterfront. Bridgeton Seabrook Farm workers plan wage protests. St Paul and Minneapolis drivers threaten sympathy strike. Bedford limestone pickets paused awaiting National Labor Board ruling. Fort Worth traction workers and oil field unions threaten big walkouts, signaling a potential national disruption.
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Bedford
Ind
National Labor Board
Fort Worth
Texas
Traction Company
Oil price angle guides Oklahoma inquiry
The House investigating committee arrived in Bartlesville Oklahoma to question oil firm officials about why prices did not drop after Congress passed no price control legislation. Informal sessions were planned with Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company and Phillips Petroleum Company executives as the committee led by Representative See.
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Okla
U.P
House Ofl
Indian Territory
Sen Clint Small Broadcast From Fort Worth Tonight
WBAP Fort Worth will air Sen Clint Small from Granbury tonight at 7:30 to 8:30 as he campaigns toward the Senate seat. He plans to carry his message into East Texas and beyond.
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Sen. Small
FT. Worth
WBAP
Hollywood Seeks Old Morals Code Under Hays Lead
Hollywood turns to the forgotten code of morals as Will Hays returns from New York to steer the industry. The motion picture chiefs defend the code amid religious criticism and vow to avoid indecency, while Harry Cohn pledges to never again make a smutty picture.
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Hollywood
Calif
Will H. Hays
New York
Association of Motion Picture Producers
Hays
Hollywood Sud
Denly
Harry Cohn
Columbia
Governor Grants Reprieve to Woman in Albany Slaying
Governor Lehman halted the planned execution of Mrs. Anna Antonio of Albany, a mother of three, who was to die in the electric chair for the insurance murder of her husband, delaying the Thursday night date.
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Albany
N. Y
Lehman
Anna Antonio
Thompson Would Regulate Texas Public Utilities
Galveston July 10 A P report says all public utility rates in Texas should be regulated by the state. Railroad Commissioner F E O Thompson contends the Railroad Commission's facilities should aid cities in rate making and urges the League of Texas Municipalities to draft a bill granting the commission the needed authority for submission to the upcoming Legislature.
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Galveston
U.P
Texas
FE. O. Thompson
League of Texas
Railroad Commission
Thompson
League
Chancellor to Explain Moves Berlin July Report
The Nazi minister of propaganda Paul Joseph Goebbels addressed the world press in Berlin. The Reichstag was summoned to meet at 8 o clock Friday as part of the chancellors moves.
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Berlin
Paul Joseph Chebels
Reichstag
Amarillo and West Texas Weather Forecast Update
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday with generally fair to partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures. New Mexico areas expect showers and thundershowers in the northwest, little temperature change. Temperatures reach 73 to 96 degrees today by 1 PM.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Connally to Explain New Deal in Amarillo Tonight
Senator Tom Connally will explain the New Deal in all phases at the Municipal Auditorium in Amarillo tomorrow night. The talk starts at 8:30 pm and will be broadcast. A prominent supporter of President Roosevelt, Connally is on a statewide speaking tour delayed by recent Congress sessions.
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Sen
Tom Connally
Amarillo
Senator Connally
Texas
Congress
Roosevelt
Labor Leader Bishop Lucey to address Central Labor Union
Bishop Robert Lucey of the Amarrillo Catholic diocese will give the principal address at a Central Labor Union meeting tonight at 8 at Carpenters Hall 212 1 2 West Seventh Avenue. W W Finch H G Frosty Hamrick and J C Sherrill named to arrange committee duties for the event.
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Robert Lucey
Amarillo Catholic
Central Labor Union
Carpenters Hall
West Seventh Avenue
W. W. Finch
H. G. “Frosty” Hamrick
J. C. Sherrill
Three Better Things And Better Movies
Arthur Brisbane reflects on improving living standards and the New Deal, noting President Roosevelt’s appeal in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. He argues for better homes, conditions, and opportunities, tracing human efforts toward improved living since ancient times. See TODAY Page 11.
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Virgin Islands
United States
Water Works Bids Received by Amarillo City Commission
The Amarillo city commission in a special session this morning received bids on the waterworks project. At a later special meeting tonight the commission will announce the bids it has accepted for the work. The project includes installation and related tasks.
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City Commission
Amarillo
Pair escapes as member of gang caught
Houston July 10 Hounds from Blue Ridge prison farm and Houston prison farm pursued the notorious killer td Stanton and his companion Andrew Nelson after a jailbreak. J B Stephens, 28, bank robber and escaped convict, was arrested when the pair’s auto was abandoned in a blind alley. The trio and Bill Coupe had escaped from the Lubbock County jail June 24 with two hostages. Coupe dropped out earlier. Officers fired more than a dozen shots as the bandits fled. Stephens was later arrested nearby. Stanton, under a death sentence for the murder of Sheriff John C. Moxery of Swisher County, and Nelson, under multiple burglary sentences, faced additional federal charges for a Meadow post office burglary.
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Banc
Stephens
San Antonio
Coupe
Bill Coupe
Lubbock
Banotonio
A. G. Mentedale
Stanton
John C. Moxery
Swisher County
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Lubebock
Motley
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Floyd
Meadow
Tes
St Louis Man Taken On One Way Ride
Domine Gambrone a 57 year old resident of St Louis was found shot to death on an outlying road in what authorities call an apparent gangland ride victim. Richard Gruetamacher spotted the body after nearly striking it while driving his car. A large caliber bullet hole was found behind the victim’s right ear.
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ST. Louis
Domine Gambrone
Richard Gruetamacher
France Bans U.S. Film to Boost French Industry
Paris reports France imposed a temporary absolute ban on importing American raw sensitized film for motion picture cameras. The embargo aims to compel American firms to produce film in France to boost French employment, despite existing American plants in the country.
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France
FILM
Paris
Gran Chaco Battle May Decide Victor
BUENOS AIRES July 10 Bolivian and Paraguayan forces fought a major battle seen as likely to decide the victor in the Gran Chaco war. About forty thousand Paraguayan troops pressed Fort Baillivian, a Bolivian stronghold near the Pilcomayo, with Bolivian defenders determined to hold to the last man as fighting grew fierce and bloody.
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Buenos Aires
Gran Chaco
Fort Baillivian
Pilcomayo
Chaco
Tri-State Brilliant Horse Show Planned in Amarillo
A grand horse show patterned after the National and Royal exhibitions will be staged August 6 and 7 at the Tri-State Fair Grounds. Exhibitors from Texas Oklahoma and other southwestern states will compete in 22 classes from Shetland pony riding to Hunters and Jumpers. Cash prizes cups and trophies await winners with expert judges from national shows.
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Panhan
Dle
Oklahoma City
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
King
Coatly
Association
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