Weather notes and a Mother-in-Law Day plan in Amarillo
A stormy forecast for Potter County notes it is the driest area in the U S while clouds slowly break. The column then shifts to a Palestine Jewish article about a Mother-in-Law Day celebration in Amarillo and mentions plans in Seattle and a possible visit by Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt next spring.
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Motor Freight Outraces Rail in Transportation Report
Washington reports the motor vehicle surpasses rail as the faster, more economical freight option. The federal coordinator Joseph B. Eastman urges a thorough re examination of railroad methods and pricing to close the gap with highway service. He cites shock proofed, temperature controlled, easily loaded vehicles as key reforms.
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Fastman
Letter to LA Tack Seeks Refined Educated Man
A 26 year old educated woman with blue eyes and black hair writes to LA Tack seeking a refined, educated man with a comfortable home and good income. She notes her background and parents, indicating a traditional matchmaking plea.
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KGNG Radio Schedule Fragments
Fragmentary listing shows a Friday lineup with multiple music shows news segments and sports broadcasts from KGNG, including Jan Garber, Twilight Serenade, Blatz Baseball, Balladettes, wrestling, and Five Star Final, plus morning programs and grain market updates. The dense timetable covers 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and notes various sponsor and program names.
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Turbulent Tabasco Town Faces Red Shirts and Students Clash
In Villa Hermosa Tabasco officials report 15 000 Red Shirts opposing about 200 students amid high tension. Governors guard order as factions rally behind Garrido Canabal and the ousted leader. A welfare groups rep warns against denying exemptions as private charity nears a turning point.
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The
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Calles Blames Mexico Troubles on Taxes and Disputes
Former strongman of Mexico General Pintarco Elias Calles formally stated that he believes the current troubles in the southern republic stem from high taxes and land disputes. He said he was keeping his fingers out of politics and not in consultation with Tabasco and Tamaulipas leaders amid the unrest.
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Tax Rates Debate Shapes Charity Exemption Fight
A heated dispute over corporate tax changes and the exemption for charitable contributions grows. Analysts note a proposed 75 percent rate against 59 percent, plus a 4 percent normal tax on the first $4000 of taxable income. Proceedings foreshadow a vigorous White House policy clash.
Detained Boys Reunited After Detour From Texas
Police found two boys wandering after believing an uncle’s address existed. They stayed at a detention home overnight, worried about losing their pipes. The corncob pipes and tobacco were later returned. The pair pedalled a Montrose tricycle for two days, trading spots on the bar. Street cars in Tokyo may run on heat from garbage incineration as officials plan a two boiler plant to supply steam.
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Death Claims Henry Rogers
Col Henry Huddleston Rogers 55 prominent Standard Oil figure and financier died at Southampton Hospital after long illness pneumonia lasting 11 months his third wife Pauline Van Der Vert was at his bedside His death ends a notable social and financial career and follows a high profile marriage history including Millicent Rogers and Count Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraten
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Italy Will Resume Conciliation Talks With Ethiopia
In Rome on July 25 an authoritative source said the Italian minister in Addis Ababa has urged Emperor Haile Selassie to resume the adjourned Italo Ethiopian conciliation commission sessions. Ethiopia also demanded immediate convocation of the League of Nations council to settle the Italian Ethiopian dispute, with Tecla Hawariat stating the telegram to the Geneva secretary.
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Mussolini strengthens Ethiopian war effort amid Japanese imports
Mussolini concentrates troops and war materiel in East Africa as Italy presses its occupation of Ethiopia. Azione Coloniale notes Japan supplied 70 to 75 percent of Ethiopian imports in 1932–33, up from 55 to 60 percent in 1931–32, underscoring Japan's price advantages and impact on European trade. Tokyo denies exporting arms to Ethiopia while Japanese press avoids harsher reactions to Italian criticism.
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Italian Officers Train to Instruct Youths Across Italy
Forty thousand militia officers train to teach 500000 youths born in 1915 1916 and 1917. Italy aims to have 1.7 million armed men and learners within two months as Mussolini's sons gain ranks in East Africa. The report notes Ethiopian arrangements to move Italians and Dodecanesians out.
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U.P
Italy
Cotton and livestock tick down in New Orleans and Kansas City
Markets show minor declines at opening with New Orleans cotton futures off 1 to 3 points and structured prices for July October December and March. Kansas City hogs and cattle trade mixed with lighter yearling demand, while New York stocks list leading industrials and utilities in a broad market snapshot.
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Strike Tactics Rattle Industrial District As Guardsmen Try to Break Crowd
Amid a two day general strike, 600 mill workers stayed on strike while federal mediators sought settlement. National guardsmen with bayonets faced a 3000 strong crowd near the Columbian plant as 323 guardsmen issued gas and kayo bombs. One woman, Ed ward MacBeth, 33, was severely cut after grabbing a soldier's bayonet. Eleven arrested, total detainees 180 since the strike began.
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New Radio Skit George and Ray Debuts on KGNC
A 15 minute comedy skit named George and Ray with Broadway tunes debuted on KGNC this morning at 10 15 sponsored by Western Light and Supply Co of 410 Polk Street Frigidaire headquarters Local air schedule notes the second program will air tomorrow at 9 30.
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Death Facing Refugees in North China
Urgent relief appeals flood needy refugees in Central and North China as Hupeh bears the hardest hit Yangtze flood toll. Governor Chang Chung reports two thirds of Hupeh's area affected with plagues and banditry intensifying suffering among 28 million residents. Foreign relief workers doubt the 200,000 dead figure.
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Japanese court orders wife to pay ex husband comfort sum
In Osaka Japan a divorce decree requires Saburo Miyahara’s wife to pay him 50 dollars to soothe his injured honor. He originally sought 1115 dollars and received 200 at first hearing, then less on appeal. The wife was said to have behaved badly and brought lovers home, quipping that gentleness was a mistake.
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LaGuardia challenges German treatment of Jews
The dispute centers on alleged German discrimination against American Jews. LaGuardia cites a reciprocal treaty, claiming Germany nullified it by discrimination. Consul Mueller denies any truth, while Nazi stormtroopers keep order and Joseph Schuster of the Friends of New Germany defends German rights and accuses the mayor of meddling.
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Kidney Acids Poison Blood
Advert shows kidney diuretic Cystex claim to cleanse acids poisons from blood by targeting kidney and bladder. Promises vitality in 48 hours and money back guarantee if package unused. Urges relief from acidity nocturnal symptoms nervousness leg pains and headaches.
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