Prohibition Meeting Prompts Amarillo Rally Tonight
Panhandle prohibitionists plan an 8:30 PM mass meeting at Polk Street Methodist Church with auto caravan tours downtown led by Judge B. D. Sartin. Speakers include Sartin, Dr. J. T. McClure, and Jim Cook urging continued anti liquor efforts.
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United Forces
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Central Committee
Amarillo
Panhandle
Business men to meet here for code talk
Amarillo officials begin forming a central campaign committee under NRA guidance to push the Roosevelt code for shorter hours and higher pay. Mayor Ross D. Rogers assigns two representatives per business class, with Rolla V. Townsend coordinating records and meetings.
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NRA From Its Director Explains Employer Agreement
Recovery Administrator Hugh Johnson clarifies the voluntary agreement tied to Roosevelt's re employment campaign. Employers will receive an envelope in the mail around July 27 containing two papers. Sign the President's agreement, mail it in the addressed envelope, and display the blue eagle once the agreement is in effect. The measure sets wage and hour standards for factory workers and artisans and outlines penalties for non compliance.
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President declares New Deal codes a success in push for shorter hours
President Roosevelt announces success of Industrial Recovery program backed by 12 000 telegrams as hearings on oil lumber and men's clothing codes proceed Johnson predicts 5 to 6 million re employed before La Day and vows steadfast support Nothing can stop the President s program and the people s united will powe
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Pipeline plan up to Johnson shows industry split on regulation
Washington July 26. The push for rigid federal pipeline regulation was presented to Hugh S. Johnson by Jack Blalock of Marshall Texas and other independents. They offered a substitute to the API plan with wage scales for refinery marketing and production workers and proposed 40 hour weeks for marketing staff. State regulators and governors spoke on overproduction as officials of the national recovery administration observed.
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Mitchell Appeals His Death Verdict
Paul Mitchell condemned to death by a Lubbock County jury for robbery with firearms filed an appeal in the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals. He was charged in the holdup of Bob Tharp, assistant manager, who was robbed of $20 and shot during the transaction. Mitchell hails from Amarillo.
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Menjou's Bad Actor Image Cast In Divorce Suit
Kathryn Carver, wife of actor Adolph Menjou, filed for divorce alleging intoxication and abuse, claiming he threatened her with death twice and entertained another woman in a New York apartment hotel.
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Desperadoes Countess Bank Job in Letter
Five fugitives from Lansing Kansas peniten tiary claimed the Black Rock Arkansas bank robbery in a letter to Oklahoma Publishing. The letter named Wilbur Underhill Brady Jim Clark Harvey Bailey and Fd Davis with sentences and described the May 30 jail escape. Postmarks showed Coalgate Oklahoma the letter arrived after Brady Wyatt extradition and the four reported robbers shared loot initially put at $29 000.
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Roosevelt talk signals big role for science in government
Arthur Brisbane notes Roosevelt's radio address marks science as vital to governance. He contrasts ancient Greek civic meeting with modern mass communication and highlights the era's persistent dangers of kidnapping and murder as part of national news.
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Woman testifies on kidnaping case in Kansas City trial
Lucille Cates, the former wife of Walter McGee, testified that she was threatened to stay silent as McGee faced charges of kidnapping Mary McElroy, daughter of City Manager H. F. McElroy. She described the holding scene, ransom payment of 30000 dollars, and that McGee, his brother, Clarence Click, and Clarence Stevens were at the farm during the abduction. The defendant was captured in Amarillo.
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Amarillo
Pick New Arbiters In Gran Chaco War
Paraguay and Bolivia will place mediation of their Gran Chaco border dispute with Argentina Brazil Chile and Peru. Asuncion confirms plan while Bolivia withholds details. League of Nations circles express surprise as two league commission members head to South America.
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Roosevelts Plan for a Federal Super Police Force
Across the nation President Roosevelt endorses a federal super-relief force to curb organized crime including kidnapping. Governors in San Francisco press for drastic laws, while cases linked to the Chicago gang and other Kidnappings spark public demand for swift action. Indiana proposes modern minute men networks to rapidly respond to crimes.
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Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Vicinity
Amarillo area shows fair weather tonight and Thursday. West Texas generally fair tonight and Thursday. New Mexico also fair tonight and Thursday. Temperatures reach as high as 84 and low around 63.
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Six Room Home Near Country Club School For Sale
Six room home near Country Club School in South San Jacinto offers breakfast nook pasted walls and hardwood floors with floor heaters and a double garage in splendid condition. Originally $6 500, owner sacrifices to $2 500 with $260 down and $25 monthly payments. Schedule an appointment. Buy now as inflation looms.
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Pretty Boy Floyd Sought in San Diego on Movie Deal
Pretty Boy Floyd the Midwest bank bandit and killer was traced to San Diego where federal and city authorities sought him. He may be trying to sell a life story to producers for a motion picture after leaving Hollywood. Los Angeles aided tracing. border patrol watchers were asked if he aimed for Mexico. local officials doubted he crossed and believed capture possible here.
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Spur man to lead federal enterprise post in Texas region
Clifford B. Jones of Spur was named regional adviser to the public works administration with control of federal enterprises in Texas Louisiana and New Mexico. He accepted via telegram to President Roosevelt and will establish district headquarters at Fort Worth. He plans to leave for Washington immediately, saying he is humbled and ready to serve.
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Flood Waters Take Life in Car Wreck
In Marshall Texas a car plunged through a bridge railing six miles east of the city as creeks swollen by torrential rains swept East and Southeast Texas. Mrs Mary Kennedy 59 of El Dorado Arkansas was killed and Mrs W L Simons was seriously injured. Eight inches of rain fell since Saturday causing more than 250 in property damage.
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Wheat Jump 7 Cents at Fort Worth Trading Close
Wheat prices surged on the Fort Worth board with No 1 cash hard wheat closing at 1.08 a bushel, up from 1.01 yesterday. Across Chicago gains followed as forecasts of crop damage reduced prairie yields and lifted futures.
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NRA PLAN Seeks Block on Repeal via Convention Delegates
Prohibitionists said they would test the legality of state conventions that ratified the repeal amendment by delegates elected at large. The challenge, rooted in the Maine Supreme Court ruling, targets New York and New Jersey. Canon William Sheafe Chase argued that delegate-at-large conventions may be unconstitutional.
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No Subpoena Served Aimee McPherson Hutton in Baltimore
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton arrived in Baltimore from Paris aboard the City of Havre and waited on the dock for a process server in her husband's divorce suit. She detailed financial arrangements and a diamond gift while noting she planned a cross suit for cruelty if served.
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Passion Play Tickets On Sale At City And Globe
Tickets for the Passion Play go on sale Thursday at Globe-News Publishing Company Sixth Avenue and Fillmore Street. Monday sales begin at City Drug No 1. Performances August 2 and 3 at 8 pm in Municipal Auditorium with top prices 1.10 85 and 25 cents including tax.
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