Potter County Primary Voters Prepare for Historic Balloting
Potter County voters head to the polls for two primaries with 20 Democratic voting boxes and one Republican box. Democrats face 33 races including governor Connally Bailey for Senate with runoff likely in 20 races across state district and county offices.
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Austria Fights Nazi Plot in Vienna and Provinces
Vienna combats a Nazi putsch attempt as troops seal chancellery and search crowds. Heavy fighting erupts in Styria and Carinthia with 165 to 185 dead or wounded. Feldkirchen changes hands amid reported executions rumors and frontier clashes with Italy.
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Six Texans vie for governor as primary nears close
Democratic contenders push toward the finish with speeches across the state. McDonald and Ferguson team up in Sulphur Springs while Allred headlines Dallas radio. Witt at Waco and Smalls at Quanah rally supporters amid last day push before the runoff.
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Heat Wave Claims Thousands as Death Toll Rises
Associated Press reports scorching heat killed 1,368 nationwide as breezes and showers arrived, easing fatalities in some areas. Missouri suffered the worst toll with 378 deaths, while cities like Kansas City and St. Louis saw large temperature drops. Readings topped 100°F in Cincinnati, Oklahoma City, Wichita, Boise, Fresno, and Spokane, with varied daily highs across the country.
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Military rule tightens grip on Minneapolis press
Minneapolis endures military rule as Gov. Olson imposes martial law to suppress a truckers strike. Newspapers must publish Olson proclamation and refrain from defaming the State or National Guard. Mediation efforts falter as guards patrol downtown and a new peace plan is readied.
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Chicago Market Halted as Yards Close Amid Strike
Chicago market stands still as negotiations to end the han diers' strike proceed. Major packers receive direct receipts totaling about 600 cattle 4500 hogs and 3500 sheep while 1000 government cattle head to grazing districts. Peacemakers present new formulas after the first plan failed and 800 strikers rejected a compromise.
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Weather forecast for Amarillo area and West Texas
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with unsettled western areas. New Mexico sees generally fair skies tonight and Saturday with possible showers and thunderstorms in the northwest. Temperature swings from 70 to 83 today.
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Vote Tomorrow in State and Local Elections
Citizens are urged to vote in tomorrow's election. Polls open at 8 A.M. and close at 7 P.M. Texas law requires employers to give employees time off to vote. Do your duty to your state by casting a ballot tomorrow.
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Pampa Wreck Victim Dies as Wife Remains Critical
Albert Duntson, 38, died from injuries in a single car crash near Pampa yesterday. His wife, hospitalized in critical condition, remained unconscious. Duntson's body was taken for burial.
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Truck Owners to Meet in Amarillo Tonight
Panhandle truck owners and drivers from across the Panhandle will converge on Amarillo for an 8 o'clock meeting of the Panhandle Truck Owners and Drivers Association. President C. C. Crist says the gathering aims to discuss urgent and important affairs affecting truck owners and drivers in the Panhandle and urges all to attend.
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Amarillo
Revenge Note Found On Dillinger Grave
A note found on John Dillinger's grave in Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis pledges revenge for the outlaw's death. The message targets the "woman in red" who helped lead to Dillinger's kill, signed with the initials J. H., identified as John Hamilton, a Dillinger gang lieutenant.
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Crown Hill Cemetery
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Dollfuss Assassination Shocks Europe
Vienna reports Dollfuss shot and captured by Nazi supporters, then confirmed dead by Austria's Prague embassy. The incident precedes Austria's seizure and aligns with Hitler's expansion, signaling a major upheaval across Europe.
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Forest Army Battles Fire Near Mt. Lowe
Fresh recruits battled a mile long Sierra Madre brush fire approaching Mt. Lowe as more than two dozen fire fighters were burned. Homes in Arroyo Seco were evacuated while authorities aimed to hold the blaze past nightfall. Douglas Warner of Pasadena suffered critical burns.
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Election Returns To Be Given in Extra Editions
Dallas election bureau wires will provide Globe-News local returns as compiled. State returns are restricted to publication use and will only appear in extra editions. Extra editions planned for tomorrow night at 8:30 and 10.
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Flood victims still sought on Texas coast
Texas coast residents search for missing persons as Gulf hurricane death toll reaches nine. Rescue squads sweep 100 miles of storm area for dead and injured while authorities check up on those reported missing. Discovery of Adolph Socha and six others near Sargent revived hopes. The storm also caused a tornado in Morales, injuring nine and damaging five homes.
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Texas
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Adolph Socha
Sargent
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Morales
Chinese Papers Report Octuplets Born to Boatman's Wife
Chinese newspapers accept as true a report that Gam Tings wife gave birth to seven boys and one girl on a Chinese fishing junk. The mother and all eight children are reportedly in good health two months after birth, though verification by foreign correspondents remains impossible without precise location.
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China
Gam Ting
Plastic Surgery Is New Public Enemy
Chicago officials warn criminals use face lifting operations to disguise identities. James Probasco, questioned over a Dillinger era infirmary, jumped from a Loop skyscraper after authorities questioned his home being used for facial operations. Federal investigators say many gangsters could hide behind altered appearances.
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Tickets for Tri-State Horse Show Selling Fast
Box seats for the Tri-State Horse Show, August 6 and 7, are moving quickly after the seat sale. Nearly 100 box seats were held within two days, reports Ted Taylor secretary manager of the Tri-State Fair Association. Box seats cost 1 dollar, 50 cents more than general admission, and may be secured at the Fair Grounds or by calling Miss Eve Lewis at 9811.
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