Make Votes Count Ballot Instructions For Texas Voters
Do not lose your vote tomorrow by incorrect markings. Study the illustration and mark out all other candidates for the office if you want to vote for J. Q. Johnson of Dallas County. Do not sign your ballot as it will not be counted. Each voter may cast one ballot in each of the three congressman-at-large positions. Call the election judge if in doubt.
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Highway Work Here Approved by Potter County Officials
Potter County officials announced a highway program agreement with the State Highway Department covering new construction and reconditioning. Projects include completion of Highway 136 to Deal Cutoff with paving and widening on Highway 33 from Marymere Farm to Carson County line with state funds of 103 000. A 75 000 appropriation targets Highway 5 north and 5 east plus U S 66 west under the Betterment program.
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U.S. 66
Carson County
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Four Corners
The Sun's Relentless Change Strikes a Mountain View
The essay contrasts cosmic change with timeless mountain scenery. It notes that the sun loses 250 million tons of mass each minute, a long-term process that will leave Earth and planets dark billions of years hence, yet the mountains remain unchanged and serene despite such vast cosmic flux.
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Amarillo Weather Outlook With Thunder Possible
Weather forecast for Amarillo and nearby areas calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday with likely local thunder storms. West Texas region sees partly cloudy conditions with scattered thundershowers in the west tonight and Saturday. Daytime highs reach 68 to 75 degrees by 1 PM.
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Amarillo
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Texas
Local Man's Son and Pal Slain in Ft Worth
In Fort Worth on July 21 two youths, Woodrow Burton 17 and Ned Raub 21, were shot and killed after an attempted holdup at J P Welch’s grocery. Welch 45 a former FT Worth policeman surrendered to the ADA and gave a map state ment claiming self defense. No charges will be filed pending grand jury.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Woodrow Burton
Chester E. Burton
Amarillo
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J. P. Welch
Welch
Rotsch
Bandit Robbery at Farmers and Merchants Bank in Ladonia
Two armed bandits stormed the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Ladonia taking 5000 dollars and two young women as hostages. A pursing posse followed as the robbers fled in a Buick sedan with Oklahoma plates 418-824.
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U.P
Farmers and Merchants Bank
A. L. Bailey
W. N. Graves
J. R. Farland
Miss Hazel Parvin
Dona Bell Bartley
Graves
Greenville
Dallas
Oklahoma
Floyd
Heaviest Potter County Ballot Sets Saturday Vote
Potter County gears for a heavy primary ballot with 150+ candidates across 20 precincts. Officials anticipate 8 AM to 7 PM polling, with vote counting starting an hour after opening and a News-Globe election party reporting results from the Municipal Auditorium overnight.
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Potter County
Republicans to Hold County Convention in Potter County
W. B. Kenyon Potter County Republican chairman announces no primary will be held tomorrow and that a county convention will meet Saturday July 30 in Judge Motlow's courthouse office to elect 12 delegates to the state convention. The state GOP meet is set for August 8 in Dallas.
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Potter County
Judge Motlow
Dallas
Prisoner Hangs Self in Dauphin County Jail
Barney Godleski, 31, who confessed to killing his three young children, fashioned a noose from his shirt, hanged himself in his Dauphin County jail cell, authorities reported in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
U.R
Barney Godleski
Dauphin County
Col Thompson and Lee Satterwhite Not Opponents
Friends urge voters to note that Col Ernest Thompson and Lee Satterwhite are in separate railroad commission races for different terms. Satterwhite, longtime Plains-area figure now in Odessa, previously led Panhandle district and held the 88th district seat in the Texas House.
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Ernest Thompson
Lee Satterwhite
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Satterwhite
Odessa
Panhandle
Plains Country
House of Representatives
Texas
Gigantic Merger for Railroad Comeback
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a $9.8 billion plan to consolidate more than 200 rail lines into four major systems, reshaping eastern railroads from Chicago to the Atlantic. The plan, now up to the companies to finalize, would create two or more competing routes in every major city and set new access routes for the New York Central, Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Ohio, and Chesapeake and Ohio Nickel Plate networks.
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Roosevelt To Open Campaign August 27 Speech
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt will open his presidential campaign with a speech at Sea Girl New Jersey on August 27 campaign manager James A Farley announced. Owen D Young to confer with Roosevelt at Hyde Park on national and international issues tomorrow in a meeting noted as the first since Roosevelt became the Democratic nominee.
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Dallas Attorney Blasts Martial Law in East Texas
Luther Nickels speaking for Miriam A. Ferguson’s gubernatorial bid condemned Gov. Rees Sterling’s martial law in East Texas. The remark was made during a gathering held in Palestine on July 22.
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Rees Sterling
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Texas
Luther Nickels
Dallas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Governoy
Raw Deal Prompts Jail Flood As 11 Inmates Placed
Police report a full house at the city jail with 11 inmates after a night of arrests. Three are jailed for drunkenness and the rest for vagrancy. One fugitive tried to flee, sparking a chase before being captured. The cooperation court addressed the case this morning.
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Coperation Court
Hoover Signs Relief Bill Into Law Across the Nation
President Hoover signed the new Relief Bill into law, extending aid for the hungry, jobs for the jobless, and energy for business. The measure was enacted yesterday with no public comment.
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Washington
Hoover
Veterans bonus loan blanks available at regional office
Floyd L. Sloan of Hanson Post announces plentiful loan blanks for veterans under the Hoover bill. The measure allows 215,000 World War veterans to borrow up to half the maturity value of adjusted compensation on bonus certificates at 3.5 percent interest. Applications go through the Veterans Bureau regional office in Oklahoma City.
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Hanson Post
American Legion
Hoover
Veterans’ Bureau
Oklahoma City
Sloan
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Gets New Funds For Relief and Public Works
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation ready to deploy 1.5 billion in loans and projects after the new law expands its resources to 3.8 billion. It authorizes 300 million for state relief, 1.5 billion for public works and private self liquidating loans, 120 million for highway aid, 16 million for parks and trails, and 186 million for buildings and waterways. The bill also raises reserve facilities and allows discounting eligible paper with Federal Reserve approval.
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Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Paul Bestor
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Reserve Board
Dimmitt School Delayed Into 1933 Opening
Dimmitt Texas July 22. The school board votes to delay public school openings until January 1933 if tax returns remain insufficient. No classes start until that date. Officials say the move reflects tax revenue shortfalls and budget constraints.
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Move on Order Sends Vets Home From Washington
Veterans urged to evacuate government property within two weeks as extra clerks and facilities are mobilized by the Veterans Administration. By 9 am today 4,223 veterans had applied for transportation home amid the large postwar gathering of the Bonus Army.
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Bonus Army
Veterans Administration
Globe News Election Returns by Radio and Auditorium
The News- Globe announces two methods for Amarillo and the Panhandle to get tomorrow's election results. A public party at the Municipal Auditorium will flash local and state returns on a screen from 7 PM onward. A radio broadcast with Station WDAG will air returns from 8 to 9 PM until midnight or later. No telephone or office pickups.
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Panhandle
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Globe News
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Plane crash survivor held on charges in Mexico death
Charles L. McElroy, native of Medaryville Indiana, found alive in Oaxaca jungle after 17 days with pilot Roy Gordon dead. McElroy, captured at a hospital, is charged with Gordon’s death as authorities pursue the case surrounding the air disaster.
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Medaryville
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Oaxaca
Mexico
Roy Gordon
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Rains Relieve Plains Drought Across Amarillo Region
Rain fall totals quoted by forecaster H. T. Collman show .04 inches last night and .26 inches by mid morning, aiding a weeks long drought. Reports from rail lines note scattered showers from Amarillo to Canyon, with towns like Lamesa and Crosbyton recording minor to moderate amounts and roads remaining in good condition.
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H. T. Collman
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Lubbock
Sweetwater
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Crosbyton
Textco
Santa Fe
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Garbo Fade Out Mystery Deepens in Hollywood
Reports on July 22 say Greta Garbo’s location remained unknown with rumors she rode a Santa Fe train to New York en route to Europe for a vacation, though her manager claimed she stayed in the Hollywood bungalow whose location is not widely known.
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Ruling Allows Black Voters in Dallas and Grayson Primaries
Dallas County Democratic chairman Murrell L. Buckner permitted four Negroes to vote in the county Democratic primaries. In Grayson County Ben F. Gafford cited the Nixon Supreme Court decision to allow Negroes to vote in the Democratic primary but later reversed and Judge Randolph Bryant dismissed a petition seeking voting privileges for Robert Williams.
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Murrell L. Buckner
Dallas County
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U.P
Ben F. Gafford
U. S. Supreme Court
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Gafford
Randolph Bryant
Robert Williams
Final rallies spread across Texas in tight attorney general race
Gov Ross Sterling and former Gov Miriam A Ferguson drum up support with closing campaign events in Waxahachie Dallas Sherman and Austin. Ferguson backers argue Ma leads in the first primary while Sterling claims Ferguson strength wanes in East Texas and border counties amid martial law and protest.
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Sterling
Waxahachie
Miriam A. Ferguson
Dallas
M. H. Wolfe
Tom F. Hunter
Sherman
Roger Q. Evans
Austin
James W.red
Sulphur Spring
Clem Calhoun
Ernest Becker
Ferguson
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Hidalgo
U S Track Stars Hampered by Overtraining Warned
Los Angeles July 22 United States track figures face criticism for overworking athletes as they prep for the 1932 Olympic games. Dr Paul Martin cites Frank Wykoff of USC as an overtrained sprinter who failed to reach finals at Palo Alto, while Finland looks likely to dominate distance events with stars like Nurmi tied to long distance glory.
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