Conchas Dam plan clears Roosevelt OK for big irrigation project
President approves Conchas Dam in New Mexico with $4.5 million first year cost and a total $30 million expected. Arch Hurley reports from Tucumcari that the 230 ft high earth filled dam will be 26 600 ft long at the Conchas Canadian rivers junction, supplying large scale irrigation and recreation credits.
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Conchas Dam
Tucumcari
N. M
Panhandle
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Hurley
Arch Hurley
Washington
Wilbur C. Hawk
Marvin Jones
Amarillo
Conchas
Treasury Experts Sought by Congress on Tax Measure
President Roosevelt pushes to speed the tax the rich bill with Treasury input. Morgenthau would be called in to aid committee consideration, though Democrats prefer a written memorandum and rapid progress without direct administration intervention.
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Morgenthau
Washington
Roosevelt
House Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
White House
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Riots and military move in Mexican border states
Folly in Tabasco and Tamaulipas deepens as Garrido Canabal is ousted by federal forces, Tabasco placed under semi military control, and Villarreal's governorship faces a mass agrarian challenge. Rooftop gun crews in Matamoros and a possible resignation near Ciudad Victoria intensify the crisis along the Texas border.
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Gulf Coast
Tabasco
Miguel Henriquez
Aureo Calles
Plutarco Elias Calles
Iron Man
Federal Congress
Tamaulipas
Villarreal
Nuevo Laredo
Matamoros
Texas
Tampico
Oy Clark Lee
Mexico City
Thomas Carrido Canabal
Lazaro Cardenas
Garrido
Miguel Lastra
Brownsville
Emilio Portes Gil
M Mexico
Rafael Villarreal
Peper
Herald
Wealth Castles Blasted follows swindle case in Potter County
A man jailed in Potter County faces swindling charges for under fifty dollars. Sheriff Bill Adams investigates elaborate oil field and truck purchase schemes amid telegrams letters and notes deemed fictitious. Police stopped the suspect on drunkenness before handing him to the sheriff.
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Potter County
Bill Adams
Swindler
Randy Lee
John Oglesby
Adams
Wheat Belt Relief Halted In Harvest Push
State relief officials backed by the federal government cut relief on the premise that able bodied men must work in harvest fields. Gov. Tom Berry said 25 000 South Dakotans would be affected as relief roles shrink and farm labor wages are set at 1.50 dollars a day plus board and room.
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Brownsville
Matamoros
Mexico
Rafael Manguia
Manguia
Cervera
Rafael Villarreal
Tamaulipas State
United Press
Chicago
U.P
Tom Berry
South Dakota
Berry
Iowa
Ernest Witte
Nebraska
Illinois
Relef
Germany dissolves Catholic youth group in Baden
Karlsruhe report says the Baden province dissolved the Deutsche Jugendkraft and confiscated its property as part of a broader move against confessional youth groups. Catholic circles see this as a major blow to the Catholic youth movement, following prior interior ministry limits.
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Catholic Youth Movement
Karlsruhe
Germany
Deutsche Jugendkraft
Baden
Wilhelm Frick
Hitler Youth Mem
Last Chance Today for Guest Tickets to Front Page Woman
The Globe News offers Want Ad users two free guest tickets to the Mission Theater to see Bette Davis in Front Page Woman. The promo encourages weekly Want Ad ordering with lower rates and better results. Dial 6262 to place your ad.
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Globe News
Mission Theater
Bette Davis
Floods in China Leave Thousands Dead and Homeless
The Hankow Red Cross reported 30 000 bodies recovered from floods along the Nan and Yangtze Rivers near Hankow with higher losses elsewhere. Yellow River floods threaten 10 000 square miles of Shandong farmland. Shan tung governor reports nearly 5 000 000 homeless as Ho pei Honan and Shensi also suffer.
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Shanghai
Hankow
Shantung
Han Fu Chu
Nanking
Hopei Honan
Shensi
Young Girl Falls From Window In Sleep Walking Accident
Tyler report says 11 year old Frances Prideaux was injured when she fell from a second story window while walking in her sleep, sustaining injuries after striking the ground thirty feet below. The note includes local business lines for Kwiteherkikkin Shirts and John Maynard Lumber Company.
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Tyler
U.P
Little Frances Prideaux
Frazier Hunt Sees Relief Men Rethink Jobs and Pensions
In Ridge Farm Illinois five relief recipients in a storefront setting discuss the New Deal era. They joke about pension schemes while blaming machinery and tariff wars for unemployment, questioning when real work will return and what future benefits may come.
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Frazier Hunt
America
Globe
NEA Service, Inc
J. A. Kern
Ridgefarm
Illinois
Prisoners Ordered Out of Lubbock Jail
The federal bureau of prisons ordered removal of federal prisoners from the Lubbock County jail citing information that a prisoner under sentence had been allowed to leave. In Austin, Harry Hines urged Texas railroad chief engineers to meet with the Texas Highway Commission in early August to discuss grade crossing eliminations under the emergency federal highway program.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Lubbock County
Lubbock
Austin
Harry Hines
Texas Highway Commission Today
Texas
Hines
What a World to Billions More This Year
Opinion by Arthur Brisbane questions world scale of change and modern culture. References to music religion and lawmaking illustrate broad social shifts and mass media influence.
Brisbane Column Touches Turmoil Across Empires
The Globe notes Arthur Brisbane’s view on day’s topics as riots erupt between Hindus and Mohammedans in India while floods from the Yellow River disrupt Chinese villages. A German paper brands Catholics public enemy No 1 amid renewed anti Semitic clashes in Berlin and bans on Catholic youth groups.
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Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Nota
India
China
Yellow
Voelkischer Beobachter
Germany
Berlin
Strike Sides Claiming Win in Terre Haute General Strike
Violent general strike in Terre Haute ends after forty three and a half hours with both sides claiming victory. Walkout tied to Columbian Enameling and Stamping Company protest over guards. rioting occurred as the plant guards from Chicago remained on duty.
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Allen Dibble
Terre Haute
Ind
U.P
Columbian Enameling and Stamping Company
Columbian
W.S
Chicago
Showers for Amarillo in Next 24 Hours
Weather forecast from Mr. Collman predicts continued partly cloudy skies with showers likely in the Amarillo area over the next day. A shower was observed at Canyon today, while the Panhandle region saw widespread clouds after last night’s general showers.
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Amarillo
Collman
Canyon
Panhandle
North Plains
Stratford
Shamrock District
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Tulsa
Happy
Kress
Texas Power and Light Lobby Payments Alleged
John W. Carpenter, head of Texas Power and Light, testified spending 33 777 dollars to oppose the administration utility holding company bill. The funds covered Washington trips, telegrams to congressmen, and 192 dollars to a Texas radio editor, all charged to consumers as operating expenses.
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Washington
Texas Power and Light Company
Administration Utility Holding Company
Senate Lobby Committee
John W. Carpenter
Electric Bond and Share Company
Texas
Carpenter
Texas Power
Know the Quints and Garden Gossip Pages Highlight
The snippets reference features such as Know the Quints on page 6 and Garden Gossip on page 12. It mentions broader topics like war loomings and real estate or lender items including FHA loans and Long-Bell Lumber Company.
AAA Amendment Bill Faces New Struggle
The amendment bill to broaden the AAA program faces renewed Senate resistance after earlier passage with numerous changes. Further action on taxes is anticipated as lawmakers weigh modifications and potential impacts.
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Washington
Senate
Italians Define 18 as Start of Military Service
The war ministry announced that 18 year old Fascists graduating from the youth movement become soldiers. They must commit to military training until conscription at 21. Publications say 500,000 youths are in preliminary training as Italy mobilizes for East Africa.
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Rome
War Ministry
War Minister
Italy
Graziole
Japan
Great Britain
Tulip Bulb Order Deadline From Amarillo Garden Club
Amarillo Garden Club offers tulip bulbs from Holland at 50 cents per dozen as part of the Tulip Town campaign. Orders close July 30 with shipping to Amarillo and distribution at a later central point. Reservations via local contacts listed.
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Amarillo
John Rowland
Davis Tudor
Can You Tell Quins Apart
The Globe page 6 shows new pictures of the Dionne quintuplets with only hints to their identities. Readers are invited to play Guessing the Quins. Check guesses against the page 12 list to gauge quintuplet knowledge.
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Globe
Dionne
Amarillo Forecast Passes Through West Texas and New Mexico
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday for Amarillo with a high around 84 degrees and a low near 66. West Texas sees partly cloudy to cloudy skies with local showers in the southern portion while New Mexico remains generally fair to night and Thursday with similar temperature extremes. Precipitation in Amarillo is reported at .07 inches.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Whimseys Smoke Draws Amarillo Curiosity Not Fire
Citizens watched a smoky plume over East Amarillo as workers at a Texas Refinery burned waste oil in a trap drain. Reports noted no blaze and no danger to nearby homes while observers speculated on a dramatic sight. Other items mention Garner fishing near Uvalde and a Roosevelt relief grant for local streams.
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East
Amarillo
News- Globe
City Fire Department
Texas
Jack
Washington
John Nance Garner
Uvalde, Tex
Roosevelt
Chicago
Rene Pomreing
Cod Liver Oil May Be Injurious to Humans
Seven years of experiments at Cornell University show that diets high in cod liver oil can cause muscle and heart injuries and death in herbivorous animals. No human tests exist, but researchers urge medical scrutiny of possible risks for children. The troubling fraction of the oil seems separate from vitamins and may be removed by chemical treatment.
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Ithaca N. Y
Cornell University
Cornell
Cornell Bulletin
L. L. Madsen
C. M. McCay
L. A. Maynard
Animal Nutrition Laboratory
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