Bishop Lucey Keynotes National Catholic Congress
Cleveland June 12 Bishop Robert E Lucey Amarrillo keynoted the National Catholic Social Action Congress. He called for organized economic order to serve the common good and urged labor unions and trade associations to unite workers and employers under coordinated social legislation with government support.
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Cleveland
Psi
Robert E. Lucey
Amarillo
National Catholic Social Action Congress
Leo XIII
Pius XI
Lucey
Los Angeles
California State Board of Public Welfare
House of Labor
Typical Dad Contest Tense in Panhandle and Beyond
Twelve towns across three states send entries to the Globe News Typical Father Contest. Open until 5 pm Wednesday, entries require a 500 word letter and a photo. the winner will be introduced at the Paramount Theater Thursday night and receive a wardrobe plus gifts from Amarillo merchants.
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The
Globe News
Panhandle
Shamrock
Dimmitt
Borger
Muleshoe
Farwell
Hart
Plainview
Goodwell
Oklahoma
Mesa Rica
Mexico
New Mexico
Amarillo
Plains
Paramount Theater
Ross D. Rogers
Texas Senate Delays Pension Liberalizing Bill Postponed
In Austin on June 12 a bill to suspend the old age pension liberalizing act until November was offered in the Texas Senate. Sen. Clint C. Small Amarillo withdrew it for conferences as House action neared ending the session. The session reached 154 days with workers on half pay since May 9 and a 68 to 60 House vote blocked adjournment.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
Texas Senate
Clint C. Small
Amarillo
House
Small
Senate
H. L. Winfield
Fort Stockton
Joe Hill
Henderson
W. Lee O'Daniel
House of Representatives
O’daniel
Pampa Fiesta Parade to Include Buckaroos and Band
The Golden Sandie band and the Tri-State Pair Buckaroos led by Milton Cox will march in Pampa's Top O Texas Fiesta parade tomorrow. Caravan colonel Bruce Autry urged motorists to park north of the Amarillo Hotel by 8:30 AM for a prompt 8:45 start. 50 to 60 cars expected, with Sam Elkins and Ray Minner contributing multiple vehicles.
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Golden Sandie
Buckaroos
Milton Cox
Pampa
Chamber of Commerce Good Will Committee
Sam Elkins
Ray Minner
Golden Sandie Band
Oscar Wise
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Royal visit ends as King and Queen depart for Canada
King George and Queen Elizabeth continue their royal tour aboard a streamlined train from Hyde Park toward Sherbrooke Quebec. The journey follows a week of receptions in Washington New York and Hyde Park while observers note Britain’s diplomacy and American warmth. The couple will spend four days in Canada visiting New Brunswick Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia before sailing home aboard the Empress of Britain from Halifax.
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Royal Pilot
Sherbrooke
Quebec
U.P
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Hyde Park
N. Y
United States
Rouses Point
Britain
Washington
New York
America
Canada
Halifax
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
Henry St. George Tucker
Protestant Episcopal Church In
King
Mr. Roosevelt
Val Kill Cottage
Roosevelt
Quen
W. L. MacKenzie King
Hyde Park Station
ST. James Episcopal Church
A. Raymond Smith
Campo Bello
St. George Tucker
Frank R. Wilson
St. James
President Roosevelt
James
Sara Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Mackenzie King
VANDALS Wreak Hoodlum Night Across Amarillo
Amarillo police and firemen faced a busy night as hoodlums and prowlers damaged shop windows on Polk Street and nearby areas. Unidentified youths tossed soda bottles through glass at Zales Jewelry and Woolworth, attempted Finklea Jewelry, caused several false alarms, and fled as police closed in.no further details on suspects provided.
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Amarillo
Polk Street
Twenty-second Avenue
Harrison Street
Zale's
Ninth Avenue
Polk
Woolworth's
Sixth Avenue
Finklea Jewelry
Pleasant Valley School
van Buren Street
Taylor Street
C. A. Groves
Groves
Roy Kerr
Fountain
GM plants operate as strike ends in Flint and Saginaw
Rain and a UAW AFL clash mark the day as three General Motors plants resume near normal operations in Flint and Saginaw. Nearly 90 percent of workers return amid picket lines while a Fisher Body shortage halts Buick final assembly briefly. A police clash at Saginaw injures a dozen, three seriously, as officers disperse about 200 pickets. Weather updates note hail damage across Hemphill Lipscomb Ochiltree and cold fronts easing heat with showers along the panhandle and Oklahoma trains.
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Flint, Mich
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers Union
AFL
General Motors Corporation
Uaw-Cio
Martin
Fisher Body
Buick
Sembly
Fisher
United Auto Workers
Saginaw
Flint
Fred Bossman
Desires for Peace Not Weakness Addressed to Army Graduates
President Roosevelt told United States Military Academy graduates that the nation's desire for peace must never be seen as weakness. He outlined his expansion program, warned of fates of unprotected nations, and cited King George VI's visit as a sign of goodwill, appealing to hundreds of cadets about the army's role in peacetime and civil aid.
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West Point
U.P
Roosevelt
United States Military Academy
America
George
Great Britain
Army Air Bill To House Increases Planes And Research
The House received a 292.6 million supplemental army appropriation bill funding 2,290 new airplanes and expanded research per Lindbergh’s guidance. The package lifts total army funding toward 1 billion for the coming year, with 1,283 aircraft placed in rotating reserve and a 70 million canal defense allocation. Committee questions whether immediate aircraft orders are prudent given potential speed advantages from upcoming improvements.
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Washington
House
Army
Charles A. Lindbergh
Army Air Fleet
Jonel Lindbergh
Roosevelt
Canal Zone
Pacific
Atlantic
Air Corps
Mrs. Hagy Reported Improving Under Treatment
Mrs. Lawrence Hagy, undergoing treatment at St. Anthony's Hospital, is described as in better condition today by hospital attendants.
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Lawrence Hagy
St. Anthony's Hospital
Fireworks Spectacle Postponed At Tri-State Fair
Inclement weather delays the Custer's Last Stand fireworks show booked as a benefit for the Gam Houston Band Parents Association. Milton Cox, fair manager, says the display will now start at 8:30 PM Wednesday in front of the grandstand. advance tickets cost 15 cents for children and 25 cents for adults.
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Custer
Milton Cox
Tri-State Fair
Gam Houston Band Parents’ Association
Band Parents’ Association
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Two Die as Fire Hits San Francisco News Plant
A downtown blaze at the four story Japanese American News building in San Francisco left two men dead and 13 injured or overcome by smoke. Eleven firefighters were among the injured as the $100,000 fire damaged the office and plant.
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San Francisco
UPI
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with warmer temperatures. West Texas sees increasing clouds with showers and cooler conditions in the east central area tonight and warmer inland Tuesday. Temperature extremes range from a high of 65 to a low of 62 with about .01 inch of precipitation.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Japs End Concessions Blockade in Tientsin Showdown Looms
In Tientsin Japanese authorities announce the blockade of the British and French concessions. British authorities refuse to surrender Chinese terrorists, raising tensions with Britain and France. Ambassadors and foreign offices face heightened security as military actions and poison- fears deepen in Central China and the north.
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National City Bank of New York
Standard Oil of
New York
Carpet Weavin
Rec
Japan
Archiebald Clark Kerr
China
Shanghai
Nanking
United States
Chungking
Shanxi
Maotsintu
Pinglu
Tiny secret radio transmitters alarm Nazi officials
In Prague on June 12 German police seek the killer of sergeant Wilhelm Kniest in Kladno last Thursday. Hidden transmitters broadcast speeches from phonograph records to keep Czech crowds united, while authorities press charges of misleading authorities against Anna Kopecka, a nurse who claimed to have killed the sergeant.
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Prague
Anna Kopecka
Wilhelm Kniest
Kladno
Commission Seeks New Oil Proration Formula After Court Ruling
In Austin a federal court invalidated oil proration in Texas Fast, prompting the Texas Railroad Commission to search for a new method. Officials postponed a statewide hearing and heard proposals to halt new drilling, regulate small-area operations, and issue a state-wide drill order. Houston oil law expert Hines Baker urged a reasonable pro ration, suggesting a top field wide allowable with minimum production, while Fort Worth counsel R L Hardwicke proposed a uniform drilling order adaptable to future wells. The court appeal plans were noted for later in the day.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
Texas Flalhoad Commission
Hines Baker
Houston Oil Law
R. L. Hardwicke
Fort Worth
Central Proration Committee
Federal Court
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Clint Small
Bill
Marcus Houge
Austin Community Church
University of Texas
O'Daniel
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Hemphill
Lipscomb
Ochiltree
J. M. Nobles
Lipscomb County
Ochiltree County
Hemphil County
Mr. Collman
Collman
Santa Fe Railway
Mendota
Waynoka
Hammond
Okla
Woodward
Boise City
Elk City
Oklahoma City
Denver
Booth Plains
Turkey
Quitaque
Magic City
Wellington
Fdr
Army Air Bill
Lindbergh
Congress
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