General Hagood's sharp critique reshapes defense funding
Washington June 2 Major General Johnson Hagood urged shifting money from relief programs to army housing and weaponry. His testimony before the House appropriations committee in 1935 sparked outrage, led to his removal from command, and a brief restoration before retirement.
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Amarillo Coin Machine Men Meet to Plan Tri-State Group
Amarillo coin machine men will meet tomorrow night at the Capitol Hotel to discuss forming a tri state association with headquarters here. They pledged continued support for bricks for the proposed Canyon museum addition. several thousand bricks are expected from members.
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Colorado Man With 53 Arrests Soon Faces Fresh Time
Thomas Daniel McGuire, 40, has a long record of 53 arrests since 1933. His latest 30 day sentence came after he stole a $3.85 clock from a Colorado drug store. He has served jail terms from Chicago to the Pacific coast.
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U.P
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Radio Programs Schedule From KGNC Listing
A dense listing details KGNC broadcasting slate for Monday with day and night time bands. It lists numerous shows and guest stars including NBC programs and local segments across 6:00 to 4:15 hours and notes station power.
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Hill
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Plainview Bricks For the Museum Campaign Recalls Donors
Plainview schools donated 89 common bricks to a museum brick drive two days before closing. Superintendent O. J. Laas hopes to resume the campaign in the fall and expects the schools to contribute many times that number. A long list of pupils and patrons contributed in the initial phase.
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Pope urges humane conduct in wartime across Europe
At the Vatican Pope Pius XII urged belligerents to keep war humane and to protect non combatants. He lamented the expanding conflict and called for better treatment of occupied populations. He expressed affection for both German and Allied peoples and appealed for humanity in warfare.
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Flag Saluting Decision Due in Supreme Court
The court could decide tomorrow on the Minersville Pa school board flag salute regulation challenged by Lillian Gobbits aged 12 and William Gobbits aged 10 who refused to salute the flag on religious grounds. The case drew briefs from the American Bar Association and the American Civil Liberties Union supporting the children.
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Haw Haws Brother Nabbed by British Authorities
Frank Joyce 22 year old brother of William Joyce Lord Haw Haw was arrested under defense regulations and jailed at Brixton by Scotland Yard detectives. Quentin Joyce 25 interned for propaganda activities. Both brothers linked to the National Socialist League fascist group disbanded last August.
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Forests for the Future: 2 Million Trees Planted Seasonally
U S foresters from Wind River nursery plan to transplant two million young trees this spring on burned and logged off land in Oregon and Washington. Past efforts restocked 22 000 acres in Oregon and 38 000 in Washington. A list of names appears in the readable fragment.
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Fanfare Fades as U S Plans 50 000 Airplanes War Plant Buildout
The United States plots massive munition production with $20 million earmarked for new plants and expansions, aiming to supply a large modern armed force. Officials compare the mobilization to wartime scale, noting swift construction of powder and shell plants across the Middle West.
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Manhattan Sails From Genoa Packed With U S Refugees
The United States Liner Manhattan departed Genoa for New York with about 2,200 aboard, nearly triple its capacity as refugees crowded the deck. Agents said at least 1,000 hoped to embark but were left behind, while President Harrison and Excalibur were at full, awaiting possible passage on the Washington. Mrs. Myron Taylor, wife of Roosevelt's Vatican envoy, was among those aboard. The Conte di Savoia arrived from New York without Naples stop.
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Olney Ships First Wheat Car Of 1940 Harvest
Olney reports the first car of new wheat shipped yesterday while local elevators received about seven carloads. The harvest in the area is expected to pick up this week.
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Odd Sign Language Used in Court Divorce Case
First witness in the divorce suit of Dr. Melvin W. Tinkham against Nina answered court questions by signaling yes or no with a knee lift or left foot wiggle. The witness, Dr. Tinkham, had suffered a stroke.
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Summer School Opens in Amarillo
Registration for a 10 week term starts at 8 this morning. Classes open Tuesday at McKinley School for elementary pupils and at Amarillo High for older students. Faculty will be the regular winter term teachers. Tuition for one subject is 8 dollars.
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Class Fees And Schedule For Subjects
Subjects cost 12 dollars each and 16 dollars for three or more. Classes run daily from 7 30 in the morning to 12 30.
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