Amarillo Weather and Local Jestings From Panhandle Column
A Panhandle column reports showers in New Mexico and Texas weather notes including a looming rain trend for the week. It recalls local figures like J C Dickey of a 10000 acre New Mexico ranch trading cattle for Amarillo lots, jokes about Scotch humor, a Panhandle quail crop, and a Moor County oil forecast.
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Houston
Dakotas
J.C. Dickey
New Mexico
Amarillo
Texas
Vernon Olsen
Panhandle
Texas State Penitentiary
CARES FOR CHILDREN seeks work helper from teen applicant
A 17 year old girl asks for after school child care work. She attends summer school 7:30 to 9:30 A M and offers to care for one or two children after hours. This note appears in Tack Letters Page 8.
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Plum
Val
Tack
New Deal Shift Dominates Oklahoma Primary Returns
Democratic governor candidate Marland wins on a Rooseveltian platform while McClintic loses. Oklahoma Republicans and Democrats reflect a mix of New Deal fervor, patronage fatigue, and local political factors in congressional races. Will Rogers and three newcomers gain renomination or victory despite veteran incumbents.
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BE. W. Marland
McClintic
Marland
Calahoma
Johnston
Drought hits vast regions as rains fail across nation
The bulletin reports extreme crop deterioration from the Mississippi to the Rockies with cotton in the south mostly spared. Western states receive only brief relief from showers. Heat and dryness devastate corn and pastures, depleting streams and wells while some areas resort to hauling water.
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Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Great Plains
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Great Plains States
Iowa
Appalachian Mountains
Missouri Valley
Austrian Crisis After Nazi Seizure of Government
Nazis seized the Ballhausplatz government offices in Vienna and arrested Chancellor Dollfuss and ministers. Seizure of the seventh district barracks and radio station was followed by casualties, with at least ten killed. Prince Ernst von Starhemberg absent, in Italy. State of emergency reported in Innsbruck as police and troops took control of public buildings. London reports telephone links to Austria cut except for urgent government calls.
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Seventh District
Ballhausplatz
Dollfuss
Fey
Prince Ernst von Starhemberg
Italy
Innsbruck
Dillinger Case Ties to Mrs Sage In Apartment Saga
A memorandum pad led investigators to Mrs. Sage who denied Dillinger stayed at her North Halsted Street apartment near the Biograph Theater. Federal agents clashed with local police at Sheffield station before releasing Sage to government men. Dillinger funeral plans shift to today at Crown Hill Cemetery as crowds feared.
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Samuel P. Cowley
Melvin Purvis
Sheffield
Cowley
Dillinger
Maywood
Ind
John Dillinger
Audrey Hancock
Crown Hill Cemetery
Storm Brings Destruction as Texas Coast Prepares Evacuation
Seven state highway patrolmen sped to Port O Connor to aid motorists fleeing the approaching storm. They will clear highways for easy evacuation and assist coastal emergencies under Lieut. Myer with units from Houston Wharton and Huntsville.
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Austin
Texas
Port O'Connor
L. G. Phares
E. W. Myer
Houston
Wharton
Huntsville
Robbery Theory Backed by Photo But Not Proved
Police dismissed a victim’s identification that a photo of Joe Palmer matched one of the three robbers. The trio, traveling in a black sedan, were armed with machine guns according to authorities.
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Joe Palmer
Shamrock Oil well in Moore County flows four thousand barrels
The Shamrock Oil and Gas Company’s new Moore County well eight miles northeast of Dumas began flowing Tuesday at 130 barrels per hour with 10,000,000 cubic feet of gas after a pay interval of lime and dolomite. The No. 1 Robertson B is the best Shamrock drill to date, with nearby major companies holding acreage and plans for further tests in the area.
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Shamrock Oil & Gas Company
Dumas
Moore County
T&no
John Sheerin
Shamrock Company
Robertson
Jones
Sunray Qi
Strike outside the union for butchers and slaughterhouse workers
Amid record heat of 105 degrees water was hauled to cattle by white collar workers but staff were stretched and many animals lacked food and water as yards operations paused. Officials halted future cattle purchases to ease the strain while talks aimed to extend mercy to current stock.
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Warhington
Markets Report from Kansas City and New Orleans
Kansas City stockyards show hogs steady to strong on choice 190 to 250 pounds, top around 4.50 with several lots noted. Cattle and calves listed with drought-related gains for government processing, steers and cows varied by weight, feeders steady. Sheep market slow with lambs and yearlings steady to 25 cents lower. native lambs around 6.00, yearling wethers 8.50 to 4.60, ewes 1.50 to 2.25. New Orleans cotton opens steady with October and December futures buoyed by short covering amid weaker Liverpool cables.
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Kansas City
U. & Dept
New Orleans
Liverpool
Cotton futures rally on bullish Western belt weather report
Traders followed a bullish weekly weather report for the Western belt as October and December cotton futures rose from early declines. July opened seven points down on delivery notices and drifted after noon, while October climbed to 12.75 and December to 12.99, up 11 to 13 and 12 to 15 points from prior closes.
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Texas
Chicago
New York
John F. Clark & Co
T. Close
Alaska Juneau
Allis Chalmers
Fila
Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
Armour & Co
Anaconda
Atchison Topeka
Bethlehem Steel
Briggs
Canada Dry
Chicago Rocke Island & Pacific
Motor
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al Zibell
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Kohler
Wis
Associated Press
New Elks Ruler
Michael F. Shannon
Los Angeles
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Benevoent and Protective Order of Elks
Tom Collins
Channing
Mr. Collins
Ray Bate
Amatillo
Plains Country
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Bate
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Vernon
Pampa
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Wichita
Kan
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Cort Reeder
Georgia
Japan
Russia
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Shamrock Oil Company
Ollie Childers
Grover Vinson
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Vinson
Carpenter's Square
Second Presbyterian Church
Julian Levy
Drouth
Austria
London
Victoria
Edna
Hamilton
San Francisco
Seattle
Tacoma
National Board
Minneapolis
Floyd
Olson
Mrs. F. O. Rose
Mr. Rose
Wichita, Kans
Meyer & Meyer
POLK
Amarillo, Texas
St Joseph Lead
Columbian Carbon Secererree
Seaboard
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Schulte United
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Texas Corp Saweeres
Electric Power & Tight
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Texas Pacific Coal
Ive
Firestone Tire & Rubber
Freeport
General Electric
General Foods
al Aly Union Carbide
Isa General Motors
Gillette Razor
United Aircraft
Houston Oil
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International Nickel
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Kelvinator
Spendedoce Tenes
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Kresger
Arenes
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Packard Motor
Penney
Atte Etree
Pennsylvania
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Blatz Old Heidelberg Beer
Blatz
Heidelberg
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