Italy and Ethiopia crisis dominates Rome war prep
Italy lowers gold coverage limits to fund East Africa buildup as Mussolini steers policy amid Italo Ethiopian tensions. Paris and London push League action, with France seeking a treaty shaping Ethiopia ties and Britain massing Mediterranean forces.
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Thomas B. Morgan
United Press
Rome
U.R
Japan
Benito Mussolini
Popolo d'Italia
Milan
Ethiopia
Italy
Paris
Great Britain
France
League of Nations Council
Geneva
League of Nations
Laval
George Russell Clerk
Free Tickets Offer for Front Page Woman at Mission Theater
The Globe News Want Ad Department promotes a July special offering absolutely free a pair of guest tickets with every seven time want ad placed today or tomorrow. The tickets are for Bette Davis in Front Page Woman, showing Wednesday and Thursday at the Mission Theater. Dial 6262 to place an ad.
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Globe News
Bette Davis
Mission Theater
DIAL
Texas party rift and government men in picture
Texas page notes a party rift amid internal divisions while a separate item highlights government agents pictured. Navy agreement and local repair ads for screen doors and general repairs appear, listing Mh. 1259 and John Maynard Shr. Co at 800 West 8th Street.
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John Maynard Shr. Co
Relief agencies back state cuts in aid to idle workers
The federal emergency relief administration supports state relief directors who withhold aid from those who refuse to work. South Dakota cut off 19,000 family heads for refusing wheat harvest jobs, with similar actions reported in other states. The policy emphasizes state responsibility for relief reductions.
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Washington
U.P
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
South Dakota Relief Administration
Roosevelt Impeachment Talk Quietly Shelved by GOP Leader
In Washington on July 23 Rep Hamilton Fish Republican New York said President Roosevelt "violated the constitution on more than one occasion" but urged against impeachment. House Republican Leader Bertrand H Snell added the president had come close to grounds for impeachment yet stated it would be unwise to introduce a resolution.
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Fiat Motors
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Benito Mussolini
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Roosevelt
Hamilton Fish
New York
Washing House
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Huge Hiram Walker distillery razed by blast in Peoria
Fire at the Hiram Walker distillery in Peoria destroyed the plant and damaged surrounding property. The blast injured twelve workers and searchers sought the body of employee John Barton as investigators assessed about 2.7 million dollars in damage from the blaze and 6.5 million dollar facility.
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Peoria
Ill
Hiram Walker
John Barton
Explosive Blasts Destroys Rackhouse and Fires Whiskey
Coacees remains missing after a blast at Rackhouse No. 3 where six million gallons of whiskey ignited. William Hulse, initially reported missing, was later found alive after escaping collapse and crawling through a fence hole. The explosion's force shook the city and the rackhouse was destroyed as firefighters said the whiskey would burn out slowly.
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William Hulsebus
Fire Devastates Rackhouse at World's Largest Distillery
The rackhouse is the sole fully burned building while surrounding plant structures sustain serious damage at what is described as the world's largest distillery. Employee Frank Dornberger was blown 20 feet from the doorway into an excavation 20 feet from the blazing rackhouse.
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Frank Dornberger
Terre Haute Merchants Vote to Reopen Stores Amid Strike
The Terre Haute Merchants Association voted to defy the union and reopen 150 stores with Indiana National Guard protection. Guardsmen earlier used tear gas to disperse a crowd at a stamping mill as the general strike threatened food shortages. The association sought a guarantee of protection from Brig. Gen. D. Wray De Prez to resume business.
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Terre Haute
Ind
National
Merchants’ Association
D. Wray de Prez
Race and Religious War and Submarine Views
The column by Arthur Brisbane critiques religious and political clashes, noting sermons in Catholic churches by German secret police and Nazi pressures. Frazier Hunt travels across America to gauge public sentiment, meeting vastly varied groups from governors to indigent coal miners in West Virginia's Morgantown area.
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Frazier Hunt
NEA Service, Inc
Morgantown
West Virginia
Monongahela
Jere
Senate Debates Limitation on Trade Pact Power
The Senate debated a McCarran amendment to the AAA bill to curb Roosevelt's power over reciprocal trade pacts. Senator Norris warned delay risks clerical rules and cloture, urging swift action on the measure amid two weeks of discussion. Separate testimony revealed a telegram opposing the utility holding bill bore a dead signer, with 766York telegrams tied to Metropolitan Edison Company.
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McCarran
D. Ney
Roosevelt
Washington
Norris
Nebraska
York
Senate Lobby Committee
Luther A. Coleman
Black
United States
Memphis Man Charged With Murder After Domino Parlor Death
In Memphis a dispute at a domino parlor ended with London White 25 dying from a fractured skull. Bill Hawthorn is charged with murder following White’s death after the July 22 incident.
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Memphis
U.P
London
Whi
White
Bill Hawthorn
Americans rally to take Davis Cup tie in Wimbledon doubles
Wilmer Allison of Texas and Johnny Van Ryn of Philadelphia saved two match points in the fourth set and three in the fifth to defeat Baron Gottfried Von Cramm and Kay Lang of Germany 3-6 6-3 5-7 9-7 8-6, giving the United States a 2-1 lead. Tomorrow Allison is favored in the decisive singles against Heinrich Henkel, while Donald Budge faces Von Cramm.
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U.P
Wilmer Allison
Texas
Johnny van Ryn
Philadelphia
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Kay Lang
Germany
United States
England
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Heinrich Henkel
Donald Budge
von Cramm
U.S. Hopes Britain Agrees to Naval Limitations Conference
Washington July 23 The United States still hopes Great Britain will summon a naval limitations conference this year it was learned on good authority.
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Washington
U.P
United States
Great Britain
Plan Issuance of Half Cent Pieces
Washington July 23 The treasury proposes issuing new one half cent pieces for the first time since 1857. Secretary Morgenthau will present the plan to Congress. The coins may be bronze or aluminum alloy and could enter circulation within weeks.
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Washington
Treasury
United States
Freckle-faced Girl Masquerades as Boy at Potter County Jail
Sheriff Bill Adams reports two youths sought work at the sheriff's office to buy a meal. A keen-eyed examiner uncovered that Beverly Brown of Stillwater Oklahoma is a girl posing as a boy. Lawrence Crampton of Stillwater is the real boy. Both confined at the Potter County jail.
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Potter County
Gib Landis
Humanity
Sheriff's Office
Bill Adams
W. RK. Bowden
Beverly Brown
Stillwater
Oklo
Lawrence Crampton
Weather forecast for Amarillo and surrounding area today
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday. West Texas mostly cloudy with possible showers in extreme west tonight and Wednesday. New Mexico generally fair tonight and Wednesday with possible local thundershowers in the north central area. Temperature extremes up to 1 o'clock today range from 7 to 85.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
New Impetus for Rioters in Belfast and Ireland
Fears of widespread anti Protestant and anti Catholic clashes flare as Belfast scarps bear Remember Belfast. Protests erupt in Ulster and the Free State with strikes and fires amid tensions after July 12 Boyne anniversary celebrations. In the Brookfield Street area an 18-year-old Mary Cunningham was wounded. A separate note from Washington mentions a proposal to adjourn Congress on August 10 regarding Roosevelt tax plans.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Free State
Corneath
Orangemen
Battle of the Boyne
Ulster
Mary Cunningham
Brookfield Street
Washington
Congress
Hastings
Delaware
Nazi Edict Dissolves Catholic War Veterans in Prussia
Berlin July 23 1935 Catholic war veterans in Prussia were dissolved by governmental decree Premier Hermann Goering ordered the move as part of broader Nazi consolidation and officials of the Steel Helmets warned their own group may be next to be smashed in Germany.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Organization of
Catholic War Veterans
Prussia
American Legion
United States
Germany
Catholic Veterans
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Kwildherkirkin Pn
Nazi push to purge Germany of political Catholicism
Goering’s decree aims to unify the German people by dissolving separate veterans’ groups. The regime continues anti Jewish violence with reports that 500 Jewish children aged 6 to 14 were barred from athletic grounds as non Aryans. Aryan youths then attacked Jewish children at Wuhlheide, injuring some. many victims have Polish citizen parents.
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Germany
Goering
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