C T Jones Seriously Injured Jumping From Train Near Pampa
C T Jones a 29 year old hotel employe from Grand Canyon Arizona was badly injured when he jumped from a Santa Fe train traveling about 65 mph fifteen miles west of Pampa. He was en route to Kansas City for psychiatric treatment and suffered head and chest injuries along with multiple fractures.
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Storm Threatens Florida Coast as Vessels Go Missing
Hurricane winds and high tides battered Fort Walton and Panama City causing dock and road damage. Vessels missing include the two masted Bob, the Tarpon, and Ket chum with crews aboard. Coast guards warn crews may have taken shelter as flooding maroons residents and Red Cross aids requests.
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Beauty Contest In Long Beach Masked By Domino Theme
In Long Beach New York the beauty contest contestants posed as dominoes to keep judges from being swayed by appearances. The item directs readers to See BEAUTY Page 14 for full coverage.
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Long Beach
N. Y
Gale reveals Italian aid to rebels and Palma evacuees
Ninety two Americans and foreigners from Palma Majorca boarded the Expcharter on the eve of a heavy bombardment. In Madrid virtually all Americans leaving were evacuated to Valencia and will sail on the Quincy. Seventy Americans remained at the embassy with many Filipinos.
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Vacation Notes On Going West
A light travel sketch from The Globe staff recounting a western trip and the sense of relief upon returning to familiar country. It captures small observations and impressions in a breezy, nostalgic tone.
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Smith backs Morris in Texas Democratic runoff
Lon A. Smith, Texas State Railroad Commission member, says he will support Frank S. Morris of Dallas in the August 22 runoff with Commission Chairman Col. E. F. Thompson. Smith warns against arbitrary proration, urging reasonable conservation for small independents and motorists. he criticizes Thompson’s policies as risky for oil interests and gasoline prices.
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Actress Mary Astor Testifies About Brutal Husband
Mary Astor testified in superior court that her former husband Dr Franklyn Thorpe was brutal toward their four year old daughter Mari. Her voice broke several times and she wept once forcing Judge Goodwin J Knight to recess the hearing.
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Los Angeles
Mary Astor
Superior Court
Franklyn Thorpe
Mari
Goodwin J. Knight
Allred Takes Fishing Break After Campaign Nomination
Governor Allred left Austin for a short fishing trip to rest after a strenuous campaign in which he secured re nomination for a non consecutive term. He planned to be away two or three days.
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Austin
Allred
Texan Charged With Murder After Tulsa Man Fist Fight
Tommy Barker of Wichita Falls Texas is charged with murder in connection with the death of Joel Goldenberry of Tulsa Oklahoma. Goldenberry died early today after a fist fight with the Texan.
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Tommy Barker
Wichita Falls
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Joel Goldenberry
Tulsa
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Goldenberry
Public Invited to See Angler Demonstrate Skills at Park
Jack Lamb, renowned Fort Worth fisherman, will exhibit bait and fly rod techniques at Ellwood Park tonight at 6 30. The master angler will answer questions and no fee will be charged. Lamb performs without coat, sharing his fly rod and casting expertise with the public.
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Texas
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Roosevelt LaudS Good Neighbor Policy in Quebec Visit
In Quebec Roosevelt praised cooperation between nations and the reciprocal trade pact as tangible evidence of the two countries living their good neighbor pledge. He urged frank dealing and give and take to solve grave world problems.
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Chicago politician dies under hail of racketeers bullets
Arthur Brisbane notes Europeans believe American crime reports. The Globe cites a sensational Chicago political murder headline and mocks readers who expect violence. The piece gauges how press framing shapes perceptions of crime in America.
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Chicago
Grevy
Olympic Games Awarded to Tokyo for 1940
The international Olympic committee selected Tokyo Japan to host the 1940 Summer Games prompting plans for a Tokyo Olympics.
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Berlin
The
International Olympic Committee Today
Japan
Drought Tour to Start in Amarillo Under Roosevelt Aides
The President's emergency drought relief commission led by Morris L. Cooke will organize a Texas stop in Amarillo as part of an August tour. Members Rexford Tugwell Harry L. Hopkins and John C. Page will participate under Roosevelt directives.
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Harry L. Hopkins
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Actress Miss Castle Faces Long Wait For 600000 Legacy
Hollywood July 3 A 72 year old film bit player Lillian Elliott Castle awaits a $600,000 bequest from her late uncle Georges La Montdier. She must travel to Paris to claim it but has no funds for the passage. She notes studios have taken from her in the past and may delay her claim.
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Corn at Dollar for First Time in Years
Corn futures on the Chicago Board of Trade topped one dollar a bushel for the first time since 1930 as drought and grim crop reports push prices higher. September corn opened at 1.0175 dollars, with Amarillo truck-load wheat at 1.08 dollars, the same as yesterday. FHA loans and an ad for Long-Bell Lumber appear in the margin.
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Amarillo
Drouth Creates Deadly Poison From Green Crops Warning
The Department of Agriculture warns that drought converts some green vegetables into deadly poison for livestock. Sudan grass cane and grain sorghum can produce hydroglyhydrocyanic acid when growth is stunted. Feeding is safe after cutting and curing. green potato tops vines and sprouting potatoes may also be poisonous.
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Eight Attempt to Overthrow U S by Arms in Puerto Rico
In San Juan heavy police and troops guard the city after Pedro Albizu Campos and seven associates are sentenced to six to ten years in Atlanta on charges of sedition and conspiracy to overthrow the U S government by force. Bail denied, prisoners confined in Morro prison. Campos leads the Nationalist party and a blackshirt youth group—pledged to liberate Puerto Rico.
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Pedro Albizu Campos
Atlanta
United States
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Albizu Campos
Nationalist Party
Settlement Reached in Norris Suit Against First Baptist
Fort Worth July 31 settlement announced in an 85 200 dollar suit by Pastor Frank Norris against the First Baptist Church. Norris charged church trustees defaulted on note interest. terms of settlement not disclosed.
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U.P
Frank Norris
First Baptist Church
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Guards Leave for Palacios for 17 Day Training Camp
Five hundred National Guardsmen from the 36th Division depart Amarillo for Palacios Texas aboard a Santa Fe train reserved for the camp. Enthusiastic crowds line the station windows as orders are openly flouted to bid farewell before the 17 day training period. Battery B 131st Field Artillery left Amarillo the day before the departure.
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Palacios
Texas
National Guard
Santa Fe
131St Field Artillery
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Vicinity Shifts to Warmer Weekend
Partial cloudiness tonight and Saturday with fair weather in Amarillo and West Texas. New Mexico expects unsettled conditions through Saturday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms in the east and north central portions. Temperatures reach 85 degrees in Amarillo today cresting after 1 PM at about 65 degrees in the morning.
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Vicineity
West Texas
New Mexico
Mass Slaying Plot by Black Legion Is Unfolding
Detroit July 31 The Black Legion plot to spread typhoid germs in milk and cheese was revealed by Fred A. Guthrie to Prosecutor Duncan McCrea. Guthrie named Arthur F. Lopp state commander and former milk inspector as a ringleader and said the plan targeted Jews Catholics Communists and Anarchists.
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