Weather Outlook and Local Tidbits From Canadian News Globe
Clouds and chances of showers expected this weekend with continued warmth. Jokes and anecdotes fill local pages as Mrs. Buford Avery relays a curious job request for a vacation companion to New Mexico. Judge Hoover reopens dam projects, Fritz Seibold nods to a lookalike, and a police dog named Mickie impresses by opening a screen door.
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Buford Avery
News-Globe
Pye
New Mexico
Guardsmen Patrol Scene of Trouble
Hoquiam Washington reports a riot as 500 lumber workers clashed with National Guardsmen patrolling Grays Harbor centers. The crowd was dispersed with fixed bayonets after the strike-linked disturbance, part of ongoing tensions since Guardsmen arrived a month earlier.
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Hoquiam
Wash
Grays Harbor
Tacoma
Death claims C. C. Keeble in Rochester Minn
Charles C. Keeble 48 a Santa Fe general agent in the land department died suddenly in Rochester Minnesota where he had gone for medical treatment He had been in poor health for weeks and left Amarillo Monday night for care His body will be sent home for funeral services Boxwell Brothers will handle arrangements He is survived by his widow and one son Charles and the family home is 2020 Washington Street Keeble started as a Galveston rail storekeeper served overseas in World War I and later worked in Chicago Taos and Topeka before transfer to Amarillo in 1923
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Velasquez
James A Garfield
Carnegie Institute
James Gordon Bennett
Washington
U.S
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
New York
Benjamin Franklin
Greenland
Texas
United States
Charles C. Keeble
Land Department
the Santa Fee
Rochester
Minn
Radio Schedule Highlights From KGNC Broadcast Day
A detailed listing shows KGNC programming from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM with news commentary, music programs, farm hour segments, and various orchestras and vocalists. Notable items include Isham Jones, the Casa Loma Orchestra, the Three Service Girls, Levity shows, and baseball broadcasts.
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Austin Meyers
Isham Jones
Florence Wentworth
Fred Mayer
WBS
Casa Loma
Watson Turner
Johnny Robinson
Nat
World Revue
WRS
Micro
Auto News
Lew Childre
United Press Worldwide News
Dick Carroll
The
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Wayne King
Strest
President Roosevelt Deportations of 151 Aliens
President Roosevelt ordered 151 alien murderers counterfeiters narcotic peddlers and thieves removed from federal prisons and deported to the countries of their birth. The action targets criminals imprisoned under federal law. Washington. July 26. UP.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mrs. Maude Woods Funeral Set Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Maude H. Woods 60 wife of W C Woods will be held at 4 oclock today at N 8 Griggs and Sons Chapel with Rev EF B Fincher officiating Burial will be in Tiano She died last night at a local hospital She was a member of the Christian Church and had lived in Amarillo for 20 years Pallbearers were James Pagett W L Seymour Bass Plemons Everett McDowell Emsey Seymour and Bert Clark Survivors include her husband three daughters Mrs W C Seymour and Mrs G W Meyers of Amarillo and Mrs Ray Clark of San Diego and one son G C Woods of Amarillo
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W. C. Woods
Griggs and Sons
EF. B. Fincher
Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church
Tiano
W. L. Seymour
Bass Plemons
Everett McDowell
Emsey Seymour
Bert Clark
W. C. Seymour
G. W. Meyers
Amarila
Ray Clark
San Diego
G. C. Woods
Amarillo
Funeral in Kansas for Mrs. Nellie Norton
Mrs. Nellie Norton, 57, of Amarillo died in a local hospital after a three week illness. Her body will be sent to Kansas by Santa Fe for burial. She is survived by two sons Farl Norton of Canadian and Claude Norton of Westfield, with Farl to accompany the body. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home.
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Nellie Norton
Amarillo
Santa Fe
Norton
Farl Norton
Canadian
Claude Norton
Westerfield
Towa
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Big Navy Program Emulated by Youth Across Nation
Readers report bathtub navies thriving nationwide as children mimic naval life while adults note the fad in stores. Mixed items recount a plane crash in Illinois and a tax case in Texas with unrelated figures and records of book production in 1933.
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Big Navy
New York
U.S
Pacific
Wanted: affordable residence for family with relief aid
A reader from Amarilla asks for a place where a man and wife can work for rent or reduce bills to feed their three children. They cannot pay much and seek partial or full accommodation with work.
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Amarilla
Levy Plans Draw Fire as Ways and Means Drafts Tax Bill
Washington July 26 strong criticism and vigorous praise met the tentative measure from the House Ways and Means Committee to enact the president’s tax ideas. The proposal aims to raise about 150 million to over 250 million dollars annually drawing opposition from balanced budget advocates and left wing share the wealth proponents.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Jobs Scarce for Chemawa Indian School Grads Sequel
Salem Oregon July 28 Thousands of Americans face job hunting, but Chemawa Indian School graduates face tougher placement says Supt James R Ryan. Public attitude toward Indians unchanged, Indian Service policy aims to fill vacancies with youthful tribesmen.
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Ore
U.P
Chemawa Indian School
James R. Ryan
Ryan
Indian Service
Bright Solar Halo Stuns Springfield Residents
In Springfield Missouri on July 26 a brilliant solar halo formed a huge ring around the moon causing consternation among hundreds of superstitious residents. Weatherman C. C. Williford explained the halo was caused by reflections from thousands of needlelike ice crystals forming cirrus clouds several miles above the city.
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Springfield
C. C. Williford
Swanson To Tell About Navy Delay
Secretary of Navy Claude A Swanson is to be called before a House labor subcommittee next week to explain alleged delay on a $50,000,000 naval construction program due to the New York Shipbuilding Corporation strike. A second item notes a Texas execution and other local notes including a fatal automobile crash near Lubbock.
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Washington
Secretary of Navy
Claude A. Swanson
House
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Bank Robbers Escape With 16000 In Old Forge
Five bandits armed with a machine gun robbed a bank in Old Forge and escaped with $16,000. The incident is reported for today and follows a note about a Presbyterian Church near Greensboro with historic ties to 1797.
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Old Forge
Market summaries across Kansas City and New Orleans July 26
Kansas City markets show cattle and sheep prices with direct trades and varied futures. Cotton futures open weaker across October to March positions, while a wall of mixed industrial and consumer stocks lists extensive company quotes and sector leaders.
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Kansas City
Howe
Texas
Oklahoma
Mortly
New Orleans
Mexican unrest flares amid peasant demands for resignations
Federal forces under General Cervera keep the garrison under arms as thousands of Agrarians encamped near the city limits press leaders for action in ongoing talks with Mayor Mungula. The tense situation follows days of protests and potential for disorder.
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Rafael Munguiac
Garbett R. Cervera
Cervera
Mungula
Sumner bill bans prison made goods shipments across states
President Roosevelt signed the Sumner bill making it a federal offense to ship prison made goods into states that ban their sale. The act extends federal aid to states seeking to keep prison products out, but does not restrict states that allow sale except for export to other states.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Longs Income Tax Faces Renewed Quiz in New Orleans
Amos W. W. Woodcock former prohibition administrator joined federal investigators in a probe of income tax evasion tied to friends of Senator Huey P. Long. Woodcock now heads St. John’s College in Annapolis and his presence suggested the delayed trial of A. L. Shushman might be called soon.
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New Orleans
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Huey P. Long
Woodcock
St. John’s College
Annapolis
A. L. Shushman
Youth escape from Amarillo jail ends with capture
Autry, a youth held on theft charges, slipped behind a jailer on the eighth floor, rode an elevator to the fourth floor then escaped via a fire chute. He later claimed a 45 caliber gun and decoys aided the bid. He was recaptured and returned to the Amarillo jail. Sheriff Adams pledged tighter jail controls after the incident.
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Autry
Adams
Landis
Deaf Smith County
Hereford
Amarillo
Ethiopia stands firm against reconvening conciliation commission
Addis Ababa reports Ethiopia will refuse revival of the conciliation commission in its dispute with Italy. A new Italian note proposes a fifth neutral member, but the Ethiopian foreign minister says the delegation has instructions to handle any reconvening proposal.
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Addis Ababa
Italy
Scheveningen
Netherlands
League summons nations for extraordinary council on Ethiopia Italy
The League of Nations called an extraordinary council session to decide on Italy and Ethiopia. Secretary-General Avenol urged replies by noon, with proposed meeting dates of July 31 or August 1. Ethiopian communications cited urgent intervention after the conciliation commission dispute.
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League Issues Council
Joseph F. Sharkey
Geneva
League of Nations Today
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Ethiopia
J. A.C. Avenol
League
Nations
League Today
Avenol
Financial Dealing Nears 40 Billions
WAB TMINGTON July 26 The New Deal financial operations since Roosevelt took office less than 29 months ago involve nearly 40 billion dollars treasury reports showed today New borrowings and refunding of previous borrowings into new issues accounted for 32060646422 while total government revenues were nearly 8 billion Since May 4 1933 the governments financial operations have come near the wartime financing record Securities valued at 32060646422 have either been sold to the public or exchanged for other obligations
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WAB ™Ington
UP New Deal
Roosevelt
Treasury
Body of Frank Adams Recovered Near Stamford
The body of Frank Adams of Tuxedo was recovered from California Creek near Stamford at sunrise Friday, close to the spot where he swam and drowned the previous Thursday afternoon. Fred McCright of Anson is reported in favorable condition after being bitten by a snake while diving for Adams’ body.
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Tex
Frank Adams
Tuxedo
California Creek
Fred McCright
Anson
Adams
Chief proposes village labor bait for hobos near Charles City
Police chief Henry Deboset suggested hiring hobos from nearby jungle camps by offering 82 daily wages and directing workers to police headquarters for jobs. When no applicants appeared, the chief visited the camp and found only ashes of a cold fire.
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Charles City
Henry Deboset
Police
NRA Director to End Duty on July 31
President Roosevelt agreed to release James L. O Neill from NRA head duties on July 31 after O Neill asked for release stating he agreed to serve only until month end. Roosevelt had not selected a successor. O Neill planned to return to New York to resume his work as operating vice president at Guaranty Trust Company.
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Washington
Roosevelt
James L. O'Neill
O'Neill
White House
New York
Guaranty Trust Company
Ramos Gin Fizz Shake Sparked Bartender Debate in New York
New York bartenders argued that vanilla in a Ramos gin fizz deviates from the original New Orleans drink. A historic recipe circulated calling for gin lemon juice lime juice sugar orange flower water egg white milk cream vanilla and a 10 minute shake.
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Ramos
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