Young Democrats Slighted in Hand Shake Rift in Houston
In Houston on June 10 President Roosevelt faced a dispute as 16 handshake guests listed excluded the Houston Young Democrats. The group vows action at June 23 meeting if Mayor Holcombe does not rectify the slight and include younger members. Roosevelt then travels to Hot Springs Ark for Arkansas centennial events. Dallas gears for Roosevlt visit with Friday dubbed Roosevelt Day and business halted during his five hour stopover.
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Memphis
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cleveland
F. L. Thomson
San Antonio
Herbert Hoover
Texas
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Funeral services for Mrs G A Craft at Munday
Mrs G A Craft mother of Mrs R C Ware of 2610 Harrison Street Mun day Texas died at home in Munday this morning after a year of illness. Mr and Mrs Ware will go to Munday today. Craft was predeceased by her husband. Funeral services set for 11 oclock tomorrow morning at Monday.
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Amarillo Area Weather: Partly Cloudy with Showers Likely
Forecast calls for Amarillo and nearby areas partly cloudy with possible local showers tonight and Thursday. Warmer Thursday across West Texas and the Panhandle. New Mexico mostly fair with unsettled conditions tonight in the northeast portion. Temperatures reached 58 to 64 degrees by early afternoon.
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Mystery in New Mexico Disappearance Near Vaughn
Gov. Clyde Tingley says a solution seems near in the year-old disappearance of four Illinois tourists missing after May 1935 near Vaughn New Mexico. A Roswell lake is being dragged for the bodies led by State Police Chief F E J House Jr with seven NM officers. A diver may be brought from Houston to assist.
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Roswell
U.P
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East St. Louis
Ill
New Mexico
California
Dallas
F E. J. House, Jr
Men in Gray hold meeting at 16th Confederate reunion
In Shreveport Louisiana aged Confederate veterans opened the 16th annual reunion session with vows to meet until only one of them remains. Gen Harry Rene Lee of Nashville said he is not a candidate but would consider re election if offered. Gen J M Claypool of St Louis is another potential nominee.
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St. Louis
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Split Seen in Blum S 40 Hour Work Week Fight
June 10 report from Paris notes a split in France's new Socialist government over Leon Blum's 40 hour week plan. Eve Nouvelle disputes the measure saying higher costs will wreck foreign markets and raise unemployment. Separately, fighting is reported in China between Kwangtung troops in Southern Fukien.
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France
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Eve Nouvelle
Shanghat
Kwangtung Province
Pukien
South China
China Faces Cash Strain as Kwangsi Battles Rise
June reports from Hong Kong indicate South China officials fear a currency slump in Kwangsi Province amid military moves against Japanese influence. Canton notes rising food prices and forced conscription of coolies, with Kwangsi troops advancing toward Heng-Chow and calls for broader mobilization as negotiations with Nanking falter.
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Spitting Contest Heads To Texas Louisiana Court Judges
In Dallas on June 13 a spitting contest will be judged by the chief justices of Texas and Louisiana after a wire from the Texas Centennial Exposition asks them to officiate. Governor Leche of Louisiana and Governor Allred of Texas are invited, with Captain Leonard Pack named to spit for Texas.
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Allred
Texas
Leonard Pack
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Exposition
Supreme Court
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Bankers Will Meet Tuesday at Panhandle Convention
Bankers of the Panhandle Plains area plan the thirty second annual convention in Amarillo Tuesday with speakers Zeta Gossett state banking commissioner others include T H Nees W B Lee Joe C Williams L A Jones Claude L Stout DeLea Vickers is president Arthur H Ware is secretary H R Fritz treasurer Vice presidents are Thomas F Noel and J Hoss Noland Golf barbecue and dance scheduled at Amarillo Country Club Jack Hall Ranch and Blackstone Hotel luncheon for accompanying wives.
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Austin
T. H. Nees
Beaumont
W. B. Lee
Spur
Joe C. Williams
Kansas City
L. A. Jones
Clovis
Claude L. Stout
Fort Collins
Colo
DeLea Vickers
Pampa
Panhandle Bankers Association
Arthur H. Ware
Amarillo
H. R. Fritz
Thomas F. Noel
Memphis
J. Hoss Noland
Tulsa
Amarillo Country Club
Jack Hall
Blackstone Hotel
Court affirms death sentence for Tahoka deputy murder
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the death sentence of Elmo Banks, a Black man, for the murder of Deputy Sheriff F. E B. Redwine at the Lynn County jail in Tahoka on March 6. The ruling was announced in Austin on June 10.
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Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
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F. E B. Redwine
Lynn County
Tahoka
Notice to Advertisers for American Legion Bonus Edition
The News-Globe announces a special tabloid edition Sunday June 14 in cooperation with the Hanson Post American Legion Ama rillo. Advertisers must submit copy to The News-Globe advertising department by 6 P M Thursday. Thousands of extra copies will be distributed to Legionnaires and Veterans across the Panhandle, guaranteed to reach every Bonus recipient in Potter County.
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The
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Potter County
London Wave Says One Big Shot Convicted
Arthur Brisbane comments on political moves about Governor Landon’s delegate stampede and Senator Borah’s stance against blocking a preferred candidate. The piece reflects contemporary partisan debates and public sentiment as the Landon campaign grows.
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Sultan
MAD CRIMINALS CAPTURED IN MINNESOTA BREAKOUT
Melvin C Passolt announced the capture of two more of the 16 insane criminals who escaped from the state asylum Sunday night leaving five still at large. The arrested are Wilbert Jorissen known as the torture bandit and Adolph Walworth jailed on grand larceny charges. They were nabbed at Waconia by Carver County officers and State Crime Bureau agents at the home of Jorissen's sister, Mrs Ed Lahr.
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Adolph Walworth
Waconia
Carver County
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Jorissen
Ed Lahr
Defense rests in Eskridge murder case in Houston
J. J. Collins chief attorney for Rev. C. Edgar Eskridge a 46 year old Orange preacher on trial for slaying Police Chief Ed J. O Reilly rested his case in district court in Houston.
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J. J. Collins
Rev. C. Edgar Eskridge
Ed J. O'Reilly
Amarillo CC budget drive ends as pledges expected
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce near its 1936 37 budget with a goal of about 200 volunteers and 20 000 in pledges by this evening. Campaign head John Boyce says the drive will close regardless of amount raised. The effort aims to fund goodwill trips and expanded activities with a focus on good roads and community outreach.
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Carl Hinton
John Boyce
Sales Army
Activities Group
National Firms Group
Boyce
Amarillo Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Hinton
J. R. Cullum
Binford Arney
Two Dead in New Riots in Torn Spain
In Malaga a Communist lawyer Andres Rodriguez Gonzales was shot during a general strike that paralyzed the city. Syndicalist chief Miguel Ortiz Acevedo was killed outside his home as he left with a baby. the child survived.
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Malaga
Andres Rodriguez Gonzales
Miguel Ortiz Acevedo
Newsman G F Watford Dies in Lufkin After Long Illness
Veteran Texas newspaperman G F Watford died in Lufkin after a long illness. The brief obituary notes his career and residence, with no further details about survivors or funeral arrangements.
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G. F. Watford
Texas
New Leader Takes Gavel at Republican Convention
At Cleveland June 10 Rep. Bertrand Snell assumed permanent chairmanship as platform debates continued. Hoover was to speak tonight while efforts to unite pro and anti New Deal factions persisted amid security and technical woes at Public Hall.
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Platform Committee
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Borah
Idaho
Snell
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Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Washington
Chicago
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Steiner
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U.P
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Landon Declines Cleveland Visit Amid Convention Drama
Alf M. Landon said he would not attend the Republican National Convention in Cleveland no matter how events unfold. The statement follows a dramatic Democratic convention with influential speechmaking cited as a sharp critique of the New Deal.
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Kas
Pi—ter
Alf M. Landon
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Rowell
Plank on Relief Administration Drafted by GOP Subcommittee
Cleveland June 10 tentative agreement reached by a 14 member drafting subcommittee on a Republican platform plank. It would shift relief administration to the states and require them to share costs with no fixed percentage specified after discarding an original 30 percent proposal. It marks the first plank tentatively agreed by the resolutions committee.
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Hoover Welcomed by Boisterous London Rally Crowd
A Cleveland audience greets Herbert Hoover as the Republican convention opens. Hats with Landon for President bands signal strong support while Hoover plans a speech likely addressing The Failure of the New Deal and related topics.
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London
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