MacDonald to resign as prime minister and Baldwin to take over
London dated June 5 reports Ramsay MacDonald is expected to resign as prime minister after an audience with King George V at Buckingham Palace. Stanley Baldwin, Conservative leader, will succeed him and form a cabinet, while MacDonald may take an advisory post if health permits.
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United Press
London
Ramsay MacDonald
King George
Stanley Baldwin
Conservatves
National Liberals
National Laborites
MacDonald
National Labor
John Simon
May Reire
Baldwin
Houses of Lords
Commons
President warns martial rule if coal bills fail
Washington June 5. President Roosevelt urged enactment of the Wagner and Guffey-Snyder coal bills to avoid martial law amid unrest. Reports say the two measures are indispensable, with 450000 miners expected to strike June 17. House support appears uncertain, though push for passage continues.
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Washington
Wagner
Roosevelt
United Mine Workers
White House
House
House Rules Committee
Motorist Gets Even But Pays 25 Fine
Seattle in police court Charles Schermer paid a $25 fine after he parked beside another car and, in a fit of pique, kicked out both headlights. He described the act as worth it and accepted the penalty.
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Seattle
Charles Schermer
Schermer
Youths Under Bond For Bogus Quarters
Five youths charged with manufacturing passing and possessing counterfeit 25 cent pieces were bonded at 1000 dollars each in Dallas before removal to Brownsville where indicted. Suspects were Lavon Cloninger James B Roberts Thomas Rowan Theodore Wilson and Henry Earl Hunt.
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Dallas
Brownsville
Lavon Cloninger
James B. Roberts
Thomas Rowan
Theodore Wilson
Henry Earl Hunt
Western Railroads Launch Nation wide Travel Campaign
The Western Railroads unite to urge the public to travel by train in a nationwide promotional push running June 10 to June 15. Advertisements highlight air conditioned trains, low travel costs, comfort and safety with fares to popular destinations and multiple railroads and the Pullman Company backing the effort.
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Pullman Company
Illustra
Union
West
Burial Today for Williams in Amarillo Civic Rite
George 8 Williams 56 a longtime Amarillo resident will be laid to rest this afternoon at Llano Cemetery. Last rites for the veteran Panhandle insurance man will be at 4 pm at the family home 1817 Taylor Street with bishops and pastors officiating. pallbearers include Dick Bivins Ha ty Daily and Rotary and Round Table Club members. Offices close 4 to 5 pm for the funeral. Williams founder of Williams Boyce Insurance Agency had been in ill health months and died Monday night at home. Survivors are his widow Vera Sallece Williams a brother J Leslie Williams Tulia and two nieces Mrs S T Curtis and Mrs Margaret Twaddell Amarillo.
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George 8. Williams
Amarillo
Llano
Taylor Street
EF. C. Seaman
Protestant Episcopal Church
R. Thomson
Central Presbyterian Church
J. FE. Nunn Dorsry B. Smith
Ha Ty Daily Dick Bivins
Fred Pyfe
Steve Trige
A. A. Lumpkin
Rotary Club
Round Table
Williams
Gerges Chapel
Eclock
Willigas
California
Dallas
Williams- Boyce Insurance Agency
The
Baptist Church
Elks Lodge
Khiva Shrine
Joe Boy Hill to Speak on South Pole Experience Tomorrow
Amarillo high school auditorium hosts Joe Boy Hill son of Dr and Mrs J A Hill Canyon. He served as personal orderly to Admiral Byrd and tractor mechanic in Antarctica. Proceeds fund Boy Scouts. tickets 25 and 40 cents, 1350 seat limit.
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Joe Boy Hill
Panhandle
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
J. A. Hill
Canyon
Amarillo High School
Antarctic
Young Hill
Byrd
Joe Boy
Boy Scouts of
Amarillo
Washington
University Honors Two Amarillo Boys
Two Amarillo youths Shelby Kruser and ROC Neely were named among 18 Outstanding men in the Texas University senior class. Neely, a Amarillo High School graduate, is son of RC Neely 1201 Van Buren Street. Krister, from New Mexico Military Institute, is son of Anna Bell Kritser 2401 Van Buren Street. In India Hindu bands often use 25 drums.
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Amarillo
ROC
Texas University
Shelby Kruser
Roc Neely
Neely
Amarillo High School
RC. Neely
van Buren Street
Kritser
New Mexico Military Institute
Anna Bell Kritser
Thedford's Black-Draught Promoted as Laxative
Mrs J E McDuff of Elgin Texas praises Thedford's Black-Draught as a long established family laxative. She used it for thirty years, citing constipation relief and satisfaction. The product is highlighted as not expensive.
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Thedford
J. E. McDuff
Elgin
Texas
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