Mahan Not Far Away Say G Men
Federal and local police tighten search for William Mahan the suspect in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping with officers at Butte Montana and Spokane Washington reporting progress and possible hiding in the area while Harmon Waley and his wife face federal kidnapping charges in Tacoma.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
William Mahan
George Weyerhaeuser
Butte
Mont
Jere Murphy
Murphys
Jack Duggan
Butte Mehan
Tacoma
Wash
Harmon M. Waley
Workers End Mines Strike in Tri-State Area Reopens Eagle-Picher Plant
About 3,000 lead and zinc mine and mill workers returned to work as Eagle-Picher plant in Picher Oklahoma reopened. National guardsmen maintained order while remaining strikers dwindled to under a thousand. Union members sought recognition. some members formed a new, company sponsored union.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Pearl Buck Weds on Page 3 Listing
Page 3 notes Pearl Buck marriage entry. The brief item appears among notices and brief items on the page.
Committee Sought Action on Public Utilities Measure
Washington leaders pressed a House committee to break a three month deadlock on the public utilities holding company bill. Speaker Burns urged reporting a bill, amid Senate approval to abolish holding companies by 1942, while utility executives warned of court challenges if law passes.
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Washington
Joseph W. Burns
House
Senate
Burns
Interstate Commerce Committee
Committee of
Public Utility Executives
West Point Hears FDR Land Peace
At West Point on June 12 President Roosevelt told the United States Military Academy graduates that world peace rests on mutual understanding and regard. He urged officers to promote friendship, discourage suspicion, respect others rights, and oppose aggression, saying such conduct would serve the nation and themselves. The address was delivered before a large gathering of army leaders including Secretary of War Dern and General Douglas MacArthur.
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West Point
Roosevelt
United States Military Academy
Mr. Roosevelt
Dern
Doug
Nations Clash Over North China Crisis
The Nationalist government Central Political Council in Nanking rejected Japanese demands for North China and ordered preparations for possible action toward Peiping and Tientsin. Premier Wang was en route to Chengtu for talks with Chiang Kai-Shek as Japanese troops advanced into Tientsin with reinforcements and artillery.
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Associated Freh
Nanking
Central Political Council
China
Ho Ying-Ching
Peiping
Tientsin
Wang Cheng-Wei
Chengtu
Chiang Kai-Shek
Political Council
Drizzle Replaces Heat as City Sees Light Rain
Drizzle and cooler air edged out the scorching week as a light morning shower delivered about .08 inch moisture. Weatherman H. T. Collman of the U S Weather Bureau called it the fringe of a broader South Plains rainfall. McLean reported the heaviest North Plains rain at a quarter inch as Alanreed recorded rainfall amounts.
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H. T. Collman
U. S. Weather Bureau
South Plains
North Plains
McLean
Rock Island Railway
Hope for Accord On Naval Limits
The state department expressed hope that British German naval talks could lay the foundation for a general agreement among major powers to limit and reduce naval armaments.
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Washington
State Department
Debar Laska Case Witness Debarred From Trial
Oklahoma City June 12 The defense witness Molly Edison of Denver was excluded from the federal trial of Ben B. Laska over alleged involvement in a $200 000 Urschel ransom. Judge Edgar S. Vaught granted the request as juror Enloe was excused for a death in the family and an alternate seated.
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Oklahoma City
Ben B. Laska
Molly Edison
Denver
Charles F. Urschel
Albert Bates
Urschel
W. C. Lewis
Tudge Vaught
Orville Enloe
el Reno
Laska
James C. Mathers
Vaught
H. L. Reno
Bates
Edison
Edward Feldman
Cole's Orchestra to Play At The Nat Amarillo
Richard Cole brings a 16 member dance orchestra plus two vocalists to The Nat for a Monday night engagement sponsored by the Music Corporation of America. Admission is one dollar per couple and 1.25 for stags. Reservations may be made with Nat management.
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Richard Cole
Amarillo
Music Corporation of America
Nat
Boliva and Paraguay Sign 12 Day Chaco War Truce
A protocol ends three years of Gran Chaco fighting with a 12 day truce to set fighting lines and pave negotiations for an armistice. A neutral commission will oversee demobilization to 5,000 per side over 90 days as talks continue. Paraguay’s claim of 112,000 square miles of the region is noted.
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Buenos Aires
U.P
Gran Chaco
Bolivia
Paraguay
Chaco
Brazil
Uruguay
Argentina
Senate Chiefs Win Test Vote on NRA Rider
The Senate cleared part of the NRA legislation by a test vote to eliminate the rider requiring Senate confirmation for federal officials earning 4000 dollars or more. A possible filibuster by Senator Long looms, menacing passage as Roosevelt forces push for quick action before the recovery law expires. The rider, offered by Senator Gore, faced administration opposition for complicating the NRA measure.
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Nathan Robertson Washington
Senate
Long
Louisiana
Roosevelt
NRA
Gore
Oklahoma
Ulcers May Be Treated With Continuous Milk Drip
Dr. Asher Winkelstein of Mt. Sinai Hospital presented at the American Medical Society that stomach ulcers, once blamed on modern life, can be cured by a new continuous milk drip treatment. In 42 cases over 22 months, 150 patients were reportedly cured in four years with only one recurrence. The method involves a patient swallowing a rubber tube for the therapy.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Asher Winkelstein
Mt. Sinai Hospital
New York
American Medical Society Today
Winkelstein
Used Furniture Wants You to Sell for Cash
Drive cash quickly by placing a Globe-News Want Ad. Sell radios, furniture, ice boxes, baby beds, sporting goods and more. A 10 word ad for 3 days costs 70. Call 2-1590 or dial 6262 to place your ad.
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Globe-News
General Electric
Kidnaping Search At Climax As Weyerhaeuser Case Unfolds
A Northwest map traces the Weyerhaeuser kidnaping case as police close in on suspects. Two men detained in Salt Lake City and a third pursued after alleged statements. Harmon M Waley and wife Margaret Waley, then pictured with a friend Brockman, had ties to the Salt Lake City wedding in November 1934.
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Northwest
George Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
Salt Lake City
Associated Press
Harmon M. Waley
Margaret Waley
Weyerhaeuser
Brockman
Waleys
Vega Robbers Sought After Vega Lootings
Special to The Globe Vega June 12 Panhandle officers were asked by Sheriff John Helliburton to aid in searching for a gang that looted the Vega post office a drug store and a garage between 2 and 5 AM. The post office safe yielded 35 dollars. The knob was knocked open. The Vega Drug Company lost cigarettes and loose change. The robberies were found by authorities after 5 AM.
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Spokane
Wash
Department of Justice
George Weyerhaeuser
Globe
Vega
J. A. Morgan
W. A. Williams
Vega Drug Company
Weather forecast for Amarillo area and West Texas
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with periods of clouds and chances of thundershowers in the southeast portion. Temperature extremes today range from 58 to 60 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Today by Arthur Brisbane Two Are Caught Help Yourself Says China
A syndicated column by Arthur Brisbane discusses international affairs with a provocative tone. It reflects on Chinese perspectives amid global tensions, urging resilience and strategic action. The piece analyzes power dynamics and public sentiment while promoting a cautious, assertive stance.
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China
Kidnapers ineducation touted as well educated by suspect duo
The Globe notes quote a Weyerhaeuser kidnapper and wife Mrs Harmon Waley confessing after capture. She was nabbed while delivering a ransom bill and a closet hideout for the bay is found. Ex convict William Mahan abandons his car in Butte with fifteen thousand dollars. Also a farmer Gordon Fair dies when blasting dynamite after forgetting a bucket holds four sticks.
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Weyerhaeuser
Harmon H. Waley
Little Bay
William Mahan
Butte
Forgets
Dies van Wert
Gordon Fair
Farmer
James Roosevelt mocks GOP at Springfield rally
Missouri Democrats recall James Roosevelt's sharp jibe at the Republican grass roots convention in Springfield as he declares the party dead and hopes the grass roots find the body. The remark drew cheers at a Young Democrats rally near Arthur M. Hyde's home.
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Excelsior Springs
Missouri
James Roosevelt
Springfield
Arthur M. Hyde
Beer Horses Parade Draws Amarillo Aid to 1904 Wagon
The Champion Budweiser Clydesdales and beer wagon, used before prohibition, will be shown daily this week at Fifth Avenue and Harrison Street from 11 AM to 2 PM. Sponsored by Anheuser Busch, the exhibit attracts thousands, with a parade today canceled due to rain.
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Anheuser-Busch Company of
St. Louis
America
New York
County Treasurer Kinrade Dies in Memphis at 62
J. T. Kin kade, 62, hall County treasurer and a high ranking district official in the Odd Fellows Lodge, died here last night in Memphis. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at the First Baptist Church. The body will be sent to Dodd City for burial.
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Memphis
J. T. Kinkade
Hall County
Odd Fellows Lodge
First Baptist Church
Dodd City
Party Realignment Movement Grows in Prairie States
Springfield report notes grass roots conference of prairie Republicans pushing national party realignment along radical and conservative lines. They accuse President Roosevelt of seeking to annul participation and cite a history of defiance of the Hardinge Coolidge Hoover era. The movement gains from farm belt Republicans who backed Roosevelt in 1932.
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Springfield
Roosevelt
Hoover
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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