Relief Work Pushed Here In Potter County
Potter County relief administration pushes county projects with 1,809 workers for four weeks. Amarillo area road projects near completion moving crews to new sites toward Amarillo Creek. North East Eighth Avenue and Masterson Road upgrades due soon. A new rock rest room at the Tri-State fair grounds is under construction from native stone. Relief canning plant runs at full swing employing 900 last week. Cans of meat total 292,977 from 2,059 cattle. 97,000 cans on hand. County payroll last week $20,000.
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Potter County Relief Administration
Amarillo
North City
Amarillo Creek
Eighth Avenue
Masterson Road
Tri-State Fair
Bivins
Drouth
Nazis Show New War Machines on Italian Front
Reports describe bizarre armored vehicles and beetle like mounts moving along border roads from Montenegro to Tarvis as Italian front lines shift with Bersaglieri motorcycle columns toward Montecroce. In Munich an extraordinary cabinet session led to concessions on Austria with Hitler halting a potential invasion and reshuffling Austrian Nazi leadership under Papen.
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Montenegro
Tarvis
Udine
Bersaglieri
Montecrocek
Munich
Germany
Hitler
Bayreuth
Austria
Theodore Habicht
Franz von Papen
Werner von Blomberg
Reich
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
von Papen
Mayor to award Antarillo waterworks contract today
Mayor Ross D. Rogers expects to award the Antarillo waterworks project this afternoon to the Newetts Company of Palo City. The work includes enlarging several city water mains and constructing an additional reservoir. HR Eee of the construction company is in town for the decision.
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Ross D. Rogers
Antarillo
Neweet
Manare HR Eee
Smith
Sears Pushes Ruby McSpadden OMalley For County Clerk
C D Sears urges voters to elect Ruby McSpadden O Malley for County Clerk citing twelve years at Amarillo Abstract Company and daily handling of records in the office. He argues her abstracting experience and ground in legal papers make her best qualified.
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C. D. Sears
Ruby McSpadden O’malley
Ous
Ruby MecSpadden O'Malley
Ruby McSpadden O'Malley
Amarillo Abstract Company
Pen
Ruby O'Malley
Amarillo
McKnight Williams Abstract Company
Four arrested in Amarillo auto theft ring probe
Potter County deputies await Dallas theft expert Ed Gormley to map next steps after the arrest of Edward Kostur and three Chicago-born youths Edward Zywczak Wallace Rolicky and Charles Sislow on charges tied to an alleged regional auto theft ring. Officers seized one car and suspect 20 to 30 stolen vehicles moved from Chicago to Amarillo and nearby areas.
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Potter County Sheriff's Department
Ed Gormley
Dallas
Eleged
Panhandle
New Mexico
Chicago
Amarillo
Edward Kostur
East Third Avenue
Childress
Lubbock
Commission Delays Proration Orders in East Texas
The Texas Railroad Commission postponed issuing official notices to producers after an order reallocating state production was found to be too high. Kilgore sources said East Texas allowable may fall from 5 to 4 percent of hourly potential, though later notes suggested 5 percent could allow 500000 barrels daily.
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Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
East Texas
Commission
Kilgore
Ernest O. Thompson
Trio in Fight for Jim Reed's Vacancy
In Kansas City Missouri a three way battle unfolds to fill the United States Senate seat left by Jim Reed in 1928. Boss Tom Prendergast opposes the St. Louis Democratic machine and Bennett Clark Clark’s faction backing Congressman J L Milligan. Harry S Truman backs Prendergast and accuses Clark of seeking statewide party control.
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Kansas City
United States Senate
Jim Reed
Missouri
Harry S. Truman
Prendergast
Clark
Twelve Die As Swiss Plane Crashes In Germany
A Swiss tri motor airliner crashed 40 miles north of Friedrichshafen killing twelve passengers and crew including seven Germans, two Swiss passengers and the Swiss pilot, co pilot and stewardess. In Lynn Massachusetts Edward Chamberlain and his twin sister Lucy Clark died the same day of the same disease.
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Tuettlingen
Wuerttemberg
Germany
Zurich
Stuttgart
Berlin
Friedrichshafen
Lynn
Mass
U.P
Edward Chamberlain
Lucy B. Clark
Rochester
N. H
Mediation Talks Fail in Livestock Strike
Labor conciliators William White Robert Pilkington and Harry Shek disclosed plans for further mediation after concessions fell short of 50 percent. They presented a proposal to Union Stock Yards and Transit Company representatives, but strikers unanimously rejected it after a late-night reply.
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Department of Labor
William F. White
Robert Pilkington
Harry Sheck
Carl Steffenson
NRA Regional Labor Board
Union Stock Yards and Transit Company
Kohler plant picket clash shocks Wisconsin town
Nearly 75 deputy marshals and striking workers fought a pitched battle around the Kohler Plan factory in Kohler Wisconsin. One picket was injured as deputies moved against outdoor gatherings without written consent of Adjutant General E A Walsh.
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E. A. Walsh
Kohler
Wis
U.P
Kohler Planfote
Retail sales above 1933 levels despite heat wave
New York July 27 retail sales in many leading cities stayed above 1933 levels by 5 to 20 percent amid a heat wave and drought. The Dun and Bradstreet Weekly Review notes Western and Southern weather trimmed demand, but South Atlantic New England and Middle Atlantic regions showed gains. The report warns the fall upturn may be late and drought areas will erode farm purchasing power despite government aid and higher prices.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet Weekly
Pacific Coast
Mid- West
South Atlantic
New England
Middle Atlantic
Section Crew Finds Slain Woman's Body
The unidentified woman, badly burned with a 5 inch hatpin in her brain, was found in a field two miles southwest of Hackney Kansas. A gasoline can with rain was found nearby. A section crew reported a distressed woman left a bus near the site last night and hid among hedgerows.
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Winfield
Kas
Hackney
M. C. Anders
Cowley County
Small to Make Closing Appeal Here Saturday
Clint Small plans a 20 minute radio address on KGRS starting at 7 30 tomorrow morning to end his governor bid. He closed his campaign with a Quanah speech tonight and has one prior rally in the 31st Senate District at Municipal Auditorium on June 25 drawing the largest Panhandle crowd. Closing rallies promote Small in Claude Turkey Shamrock with Riley Strickland Joe Dooley and Clyde Warwick listed as speakers. Mayor Ross D Rogers will speak for Small on WDAG tonight at 7 45 per local campaign headquarters.
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Panhandle Sea
Clint Small
KGRS
Small
Quanah
Municipal Auditorium
Panhandle
Claude
Turkey
Shamrock
Riley Strickland
Joe Dooley
Amarillo
Clyde Warwick
Canyon
Ross D. Rogers
WDAG
Bailey Attacks Connally Tactics in Texas Senate Race
Special to The Globe San Antonio July 27 Bailey criticizes campaign tactics of opponent Joseph W. Bailey Jr. He accuses Sen Tom Connally of dodging policy questions on NRA tariff and relief, cites $40 000 spent on state ads funded by utilities, and says records misstate his positions including unemployment relief and a loan bill vote.
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Globe
San Antonio
Joseph W. Bailey, Jr
United States
Tom Connally
Texas
Connally
NRA
Bailey
Connally seeks federal relief for Gulf Coast storm damage
U S Senator Tom Connally asked for a special federal relief funds allotment to aid Texans hit hardest by the Gulf Coast hurricane. He sent a telegram to Hopkins after receiving messages from Corpus Christi to Galveston about heavy property damage and also urged speeding cotton payments to farmers in the storm area.
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Dallas
Gulf Coast
United States
Tom Connally
Harry Hopkins
Connally
Corpus Christi
Galveston
Secretary of Agriculture
Feud Trial Nears Jury in Bohanan Case
Clovis New Mexico district court ready to empanel a jury for the murder case of Carsey, Bee, and Louis Bohanan over Vernon Tate’s February feud killing. Court heard closing arguments after a five day session with hoped rebuttals not taken up. Defense last night cited an alleged Tate attack on Louis Bohanan at Grier four years ago.
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Clovis
N. M
Carsey, Bee
Louis Bohanan
Vernon Tate
Tate
Bohanans
Grier
Voter Qualifications For Tomorrow's Potter County Primary
Local voting rules list who may vote: residents of Texas and Potter County meeting timeframes, those with poll tax receipts or sworn paid taxes, new adult voters born after 1933, senior voters aged 60 before 1933, and newcomers who moved to Potter County since 1933 with six months residency and transferred polls.
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Texas
Potter County
Rites Saturday for Oscar P. Johnson
Funeral services for Oscar P. Johnson aged 53 city employee who died yesterday afternoon at a hospital will be held at 9 oclock tomorrow morning from the Griggs Funeral Chapel pastor Rev T D Sumrall of the Fundamentalist Church will conduct the services pallbearers all fellow city employees
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Oscar P. Johnson
Griggs
T. D. Sumrall
Elty Em
Market summaries across Kansas City New Orleans and New York
Market items show cattle and calves trade strength in Kansas City with higher prices for native lambs. New Orleans cotton opens firm with gains fading to profit taking. New York stocks rise after early war shock as bonds bolster equities. Chicago grain shows mixed wheat and corn values for July contracts.
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Kansas City
U. 8
Owen
New Orleans
Liverpool
Pirat
Osetoeber
Yeaterdove Co
New York
Johnson Rites Planned for Amarillo Man
The deceased, Mr. Johnson, died of injuries from an accident on July 5. Burial will be in Liano Cemetery. Survivors include widow Daisy Johnson, three sons John Ernest Elmo and and four daughters Miriam Mary Ethel Billy Ruth, all of Amarillo. Family home at 1116 Arthur Street.
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C. R. Kennison
Patitz Simmons
Lannon Clifton
William A. Pyvans
Ed Rogers
C. W Reynolds
Liano
Johnson
Daisy Johnson
John Ernest
Elmo Johnson
Miriam
Mary
Ethel
Billy Ruth Johnson
Amarillo
Arthur Street
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