Two Burn to Death in Wreck and Fire Tragedy
A traveling show truck collided with an automobile six miles west of Estelline Texas killing Lynn and Don Cleveland and fatally injuring a black woman. The crash destroyed the truck carrying about 900 gallons of fuel and equipment for the D. S. Dudley Shows. Funeral plans are pending for the brothers and survivors include their wife and parents. In Lubbock an auto train crash near the Littlefield Highway left one dead and two seriously injured, including a young girl with critical injuries and a severely injured mother. The victims were identified as W. B. Neatherlin of San Antonio New Mexico and his family. The Santa Fe wreck disrupted traffic as investigators handled the scene and hospital care proceeded.
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Here
Lynn Cleveland
Don Cleveland
D. S. Dudley
Old Settlers
Memphis
Elmer Lewis
Lewises
Art Latham
Cleveland Brothers
King
Odessa
W. M. Cleveland
Fort Worth
Lubbock
Littlefield
W. B. Neatherlin
San Antonio
N. M
Amarillo Forecast Fair Weather Through Wednesday
A weather brief for Amarillo reports fair conditions tonight and Wednesday. West Texas remains generally fair with New Mexico partly cloudy, little temperature change, with highs near 44 and lows around 66, as listed by Amarillo Shade & Equip Co.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Russo Japanese border clash sparks show of force
The article reports renewed Russo Japanese maneuvers near Manchukuo with both sides testing the other's resolve. It cites troop totals, air and naval strength, and recent clashes around Hunchun and Yaolintze, plus Japan’s offensive advance toward Hankow via Kiukiang as Shanghai reports a breakthrough.
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Nichi Nichi
Mutankiang
Manchukuo
Domei
Ussuri River
Yaolintze
Manchukuan
Hunchun
Nippon
Chiang Kai-shek
Kiukiang
Yangtze
What To Do About Your Hay Fever
Mr X consults Dr G about hay fever. The doctor explains allergy to pollen, mainly ragweed, and outlines causes, seasons, and practical steps including desensitization treatment and symptom relief drugs. He warns of asthma risk and hereditary factors, noting about 3-4 percent of Americans affected and two or three course cures.
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Mr. X
Dr. G
Allo
Junior
Maverick names attack on liberal bloc members in Congress
Rep Maury Maverick refused to name ten House liberals he says face defeat in primary campaigns. He charged enemies of President Roosevelt have raised a large sum of money to be used against the liberal members. Maverick said the target is broader than the ten but would not identify individuals to protect them.
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San Antonio
Maury Maverick
House
Liberal Bloc
Roosevelt
Maverick
Congress
Thompson
Tom F. Hunter
Candi
Exports Up Washington July 1938 Aeronautic Trade
The commerce department reports June exports of aeronautic products totaling 7,952,932 dollars, up 205 percent from June 1937. Irving H. Taylor of the automotive aeronautics trade division says Argentina China and Japan were the principal purchasers.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Irving H. Taylor
Automotive-Aeronautics Trade Division
Argentina
China
Japan
O Daniel Declines Involvement in State and County Races
Fort Worth July 26 gubernatorial candidate W Lee O Daniel announced a policy of not taking sides in pending state and county races during a visit by State Representative Sewell. He said he would not inject himself into local campaigns as he takes a vacation.
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Fort Worth
W. Lee O'Daniel
O'Daniel
Sewell
Midlothian
O’daniel
W. E. Lea
Orange
O Daniel Leads Texas Governors Race by 25000 Vote Margin
Texas Election Bureau reports 252 counties tallied with W Lee O Daniel of Fort Worth leading for governor by about 25000 votes. Latest totals show O Daniel 489876, Thompson 191977, McCraw 133788 and other statewide races with varied margins.
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Dallas
Texas Election Bureau
Texas
W. Lee O'Daniel
Fort Worth
O'Daniel
Thompson
McCraw
Brogdon
Crowley
Farmer
Ferguson
Hunter
King
McCoy
Miller
Renfro
Self
Brooks
Davisson
Mead
Nelson
Smith
Stevenson
Calvert
Goodrich
Mann
Woodal
Yarborough
Biffle
Sheppard
Terrell
Christie
Morris
Sadler
Stuart
Wood
Browning
Giles
McDonald
Mills
Barnes
Foster
Lockhart
Sartes
LeMay
Woods
Mee
Allen
Westfail Supreme Court
Cruz
Davidson
Smiley
Graves
Pippen
Stephens
O Daniel to Open Port Arthur Bridge.OLLOWING POLITICAL NOTES
O Daniel invited by Lea to attend the opening of the Port Arthur Orange bridge on Highway 87 with a tentative September date set to fit his schedule. He met General Mills officials James Hargett Joe Schmidt and Harold Vogtel to discuss his flour business. Governors race figures including Ernest Thompson and Coke Stevenson sent congratulations and support.
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PWA
O'Daniel
Lea
Port Arthur Orange Bridge
Highway 87
General Mills, Inc
James Hargett
Joe Schmidt
Oklahoma City
Harold Vogtel
Wichita Falls
O’daniel
Ernest O. Thompson
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Thompson
O'Dannel
Texas
Hunter
Coke Stevenson
Austin
Stevenson
G. H. Nelson
Wired O'Daniel
Senate
Two Days Left to Order Anniversary News-Globe Edition
The notice urges readers to place orders within 48 hours for extra copies of the August 14 Anniversary Edition of the News-Globe. It specifies a tight deadline and highlights limited availability.
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News-Globe
Colorado River floods reach Bend area amid relief efforts
In San Saba Texas physicians and relief workers travel by boat to Bend to inoculate about 200 refugees and burn drowned livestock as illnesses rise among flood victims. Ten thousand serum shots have been sent. 4,000 people already vaccinated in the stricken region. The river stood at 27.77 feet, above flood stage, with the highway three feet under water.
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San Saba
U.P
Bend
Tex
Colorado
Brady
Menard
Columbus
W. A. Slachmeier
River Observer
el Campo
Wharton
Slachmeier
Austin
Bastrop
Smithville
F. B. Bentley
Wharton Water Engineer
Federal River Observer
Bentley
Bay City
Caney Creek
Brady Creek
Easterwood Aids Amarillo Route Pageant Preparations
Col. William K. Easterwood of Dallas aids Los Angeles officials in arranging a cross country motorcade to Amarillo for the Will Rogers route opening August 15 to 17 and the Old Southwest Days pageant. The Pacific Coast caravan joins a Chicago caravan. events include a pioneer parade and a pistol shoot between LA and Panhandle officers.
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William KE. Easterwood
Dallas
California
Los Angeles
Amarillo
Will Rogers
Colonel Easterwood
Rome
Hongkong
Frank L. Shaw
E. S. Gillette
Santa Monica
Louis A. Johnson
Clarksburg
W. Va
Virginian
American Legion
Carl Hinton
Hinton
The
Highway Association
Prince Franz I of Liechtenstein Dies at 85
Europe's oldest former ruler Prince Franz I of Liechtenstein died yesterday at Castle Feldberg in Czechoslovakia. He was 85.
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Vaduz
Liechtenstein
Europe
Franz I of Liechtenstein
Castle Feldberg
Czechoslovakia
Miss Southwest Contest Standings At Will Rogers Pageant
Larry Doyle announced first standings for the Miss Southwest pageant at Butler Field August 15 16 17. Delia Randall leads with Louise Reed second Joan Hyland third and Mogie Routh fourth. Twenty two contestants seek the title and two round trip to Hollywood tickets. Votes come from ticket sales 3 for 1 now and 50 cents at pageant time. A 25 ticket book earns a 10000 vote bonus plus 12500 total votes per book.
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Larry Doyle
Will Rogers
Butler Field
Delia Randall
Louise Reed
Joan Hyland
Mogie Routh
TWA
Hollywood
Metro
RKO
Walt Disney Studios
Joan Hyland Mogie Routh
Evalyn Gibson
Danna Gayle Harris
Mary Jane Hamilton
Anita Logan
Natalie Flesher
Myrtle Stanley
Julia Elkouri
Jean Tomberlin Nickie Alfred Blanche Addington
Floy Brackress
Mildred Burgess
Jona Gillin
Willie Mae Karnes
Mildred Latham
Juanita Phillips
Fern Trantham
Mary Sue Walker
Why the Holy Land Is Bathed in Blood and Tears
Webb Miller reports why Palestine has become a flashpoint as British policy under the League of Nations mandate proves unable to reconcile Jewish settler aims with Arab self rule. He cites three core causes including Jewish immigration rising from 83,000 in 1922 to 466,000 in 1930 and Arab demands for independence amid imperial interests and wartime promises.
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Webb Miller
Holy Land
United Press
Miller
Palestine
London
Haifa
Jerusalem
League of Nations
Great Britain
Near East
Turkey
Germany
Lawrence of Arabia
Britain
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Horace Greeley
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New York
America
Greeley
Air Lines
Eastern Air Lines
Miami
Stewae Aes
Erlon H. Parker
Parker
San Francisco
McNaught Syndicate
Sheaffer, Wahl and Parker
Russell Stationery Company
Tontine
Associated Press
Russia
Manchoukuo
Moscow
Litvinoff
Sahara
Tokyo
Vladivostok
Iago Galdston
Bobbs - Merrill
Thistle
Neely Greenhill
Easterwood
Rogers Trip
John Maynard Sbr, Co
Sth
Doyle
HMS Repulse
Mediterranean
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