Critics attack New Deal as unconstitutional in Washington
A steady fire of criticism focused on the New Deal’s constitutionality from leaders including House Minority Leader Snell Senator Borah Senator Long former Maryland Governor Ritchie and the American Liberty League. They assail spending bureaucracy and growth while warning of impeachable grounds.
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House
Bertrand Snell
William E. Borah
Huey P. Long
Maryland
Albert C. Ritchie
American Liberty League
Ritchie
Roosevelt
Chicago
Snell
Borah
Senate
The
Liberty League
John W. Davis
John J. Raskob
Blimp Traffic Cops Could Direct Gotham Streets
Deputy Police Commissioner Harold Fowler says air blimps may guide traffic as Sunday rushes. blimps would suit directing motorists better than airplanes. A survey was made from a blimp gondola showing potential for aerial traffic control in New York.
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New York
Gotham
Harold Fowler
Senate backs La Follette AAA quota to shield farm prices
The Senate adopted a La Follette amendment by 60 to 17 allowing the President to impose import quotas to preserve price gains from the domestic farm program. The vote followed two hours of debate with opposition from Chairman Smith and support from many Democrats and Republicans. Seventeen Democrats opposed the quotas while 38 Democrats, 20 Republicans, one Progressive and one Farmer Labor supported them.
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Senate
la Follette
Progressive
Wisconsin
AAA
House
Smith
South Carolina
Senate Agriculture Committee
Vandenberg
Michigan
Farmer Labor
Italian Press Attacks Japan Over Ethiopia Dispute
July 22 Rome dispatches report Italian papers fulminating against Japan over statements to Tokyo about Ethiopia. editorials accuse Japan of disloyal intent and warn of expansion toward Africa and Europe, claiming Africa borders Italy and denouncing Japanese diplomacy.
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Japan
England
Germany
Sugimura
Ethiopia
Tokyo
Tl Tevere
Africa
Italy
Europe
Tragic bid for love ends in poverty and death
Ottilie Stuffman defied her father to wed George Umbach and traded wealth for dire poverty. She watched her baby die of malnutrition, lived as a vagabond, and died in a New York storm sewer. Umbach blamed his tears on a lack of emotion after two hard years.
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New York
U.P
Ottilie Stuffman
George Umbach
Umbach
Ottilie
George
Hamburg
Germany
America
Governor's Sister Still Kidnap Victim
Mexico City reports Senatorita Matilde Torres Sanchez remains missing as of July 22. Her brother, Durango Governor Enrique Torres Sanchez, says she was abducted to pressure changes to the state's anti church laws. A note from her claimed she would not be released until laws changed.
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Mexico City
Matilde Torres Sanchez
Enrique Torres Sanchez
Durango
Sanchez
Decide zones in Panhandle gas proration plan
Texas Panhandle gas production on August 1 will be allocated in two zones by the State Railroad Commission. Eastern Wheeler County is set at 160 acre tracts and western areas at 640 acre tracts. Daily market demand is 486 512 000 cubic feet with income estimates from 2.10 to 164.40 dollars per day per tract.
Nine Days Left to Order Tulip Bulbs in Amarillo
Amarillo Garden Club offers tulip bulbs from Holland at 50 cents a dozen as part of a campaign to make Amarillo a Tulip Town next spring. Orders close July 30 and bulbs ship directly to Amarillo. pickup and payment occur at distribution. Reservations available through Mrs. Ben Manning Mrs. John Rowland or Mrs. Davis Tudor.
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Amarillo
John Rowland
Davis Tudor
Japs Fire Slugs at Missionaries Near Huping College
In Hankow on July 18 a Japanese gunboat fired on the American missionary school at Huping College in Yochow Hunan, endangering foreigners but causing no injuries. Rev Edwin Beck of Tiffin Ohio said the attack occurred as the craft cruised near Tungting Lake and left without explanation. Japanese naval officials offered no comment. House approves duty free exhibit imports for the Texas Centennial Exposition of 1936.
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China
Huping College
Yochow
Hunan Province
Tungting Lake
Edwin Beck
Tiffin
Ohio
The
Reformed Church of the United States
Philadelphia
Beck
HOUSE
Washington
Senate
Ban on Catholic youth groups widens in Palatinate
Nazi authorities order Catholic youth organizations to abandon distinctive dress in public and forgo flags emblems and all athletic activities. The Voelkischer Beobachter brands political Catholicism as public enemy No 1 as bans spread from the Palatinate to other districts across Germany.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Palatinate
Germany
Reich
New Deal Forecast From Frazier Hunt After U S Tour
World famous writer Frazier Hunt reports Roosevelt likely to win 36 to 40 states in 1936 and notes shifts in support among farmers, workers, and different regions after a 14 000 mile U S journey. He says public works aid sustains recovery but creates political pressure while labor shifts on the bonus and taxation.
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America
Globe and
NEA Service
NEA Service, Inc
Roosevelt
Huey Long
Father Coughlin
Supreme Court
NRA
AAA
Republican Party
Hoover
Voice of America
Terror grips Irish rioters in Belfast violence
Rioting across Northern Ireland triggers anti Catholic and Protestant reprisals raising fears of widespread religious strife. A ninth person died last night as snipers fire on border towns where mobs burned Protestant halls and a Masonic hall. Troops guard Belfast churches with helmets and bayonets.
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Northern Island
Free State
All Ireland
TODAY By ARTHUR BRISBANE PAGE TEASER NOTING P T BARNUM
Arthur Brisbane column features today involves Barnum and Abyssinian Galla warriors and wartime themes. Discusses religious disputes and public interest topics. Page 6 tease hints at further commentary and local notices.
Moslems Riot in New Clash Across Bombay Province
Unrest spreads from Lahore to Jun jah Province as 5 000 Muslims march to protest worship interference. Police clash with demonstrators as officers swing batons. 1 200 arrested. Ten killed at Inhore where British troops fired.
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Bombay
India
Lahore
Junjah Povince
Ahmad Ali Kahn
Inhore
Garden Gossip Promotes Local Yields On Page 3
In the district column readers learn tips for home gardening and seasonal planting. A brief feature highlights a community allotment and tips from a horticulture expert.
Weather outlook for Amarillo area and West Texas
Forecast calls for scattered local thundershowers tonight with Tuesday partly cloudy, and showers possible in the northwest. In New Mexico expect generally fair south with unsettled north, minimal temperature change. Extreme temperatures recorded today ranged from 68 to 85.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Haile Selassie Signals Willingness for Honorable Peace
Emperor Haile Selassie I stated he is prepared to accept only an honorable peace in the ongoing conflict. He affirmed confidence in his destiny and his personal leadership in the war effort.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie I
Secrecy Hides Mystery Soviet Flight Over the Pole
A Soviet mystery plane was announced for a 6,250 mile non stop flight from Moscow across the North Pole to San Francisco. Officials kept the takeoff time and departure location secret as military authorities said details would be announced when proper.
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Moscow
North Pole
San Francisco
Charge King With Watchman's Death
SAN ANGELO July 22. Herbert King 38 Midland oil company warehouse manager is charged with the slaying of H. B. Whitt 64 night watchman here after witnesses saw an altercation at a dance. Whitt died early yesterday after blows to head and neck allegedly caused his death about 45 minutes later.
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San Angelo
H. B. Whitt
Herbert King
Oil Company
Midland
King
Whitt
Garden Gossip Column Aid to Globe Readers
H M Tenny of Denver answers Southwest garden problems for Globe readers. The tri weekly column Garden Gossip debuts today, with Tenny writing and inviting reader letters for cultivation tips in the Panhandle.
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Globe
Panhandle
H. M. Tenny
Tenny
Denver
Southwest
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