Plainview Utilities Suit Aims to Halt City Power Plan
Texas Utilities Company filed suit in US District Court against the city of Plainview to restrain building a municipal power and light system funded by the Public Works Administration. Named defendants include Harold Ickes and Plainview officials led by Mayor Tom J Shelton. Hearing scheduled for Saturday morning before Judge James C. Wilson.
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Lubbock
Texas Utilities Company Today
United States District Court
Plainview
Public Works Administration
Harold Ickes
Recovery Fund
Tom J Shelton
Herbert Dysart
M. Osborne
J. B. Wallace
L. M. Frogee
Sherman Umphress
C. FE. Williams
JL. Callaway
James C. Wilson
Highwaymen Rob Whisky Truck Near Pauls Valley
Four armed men robbed a Dallas bound truck two miles north of Pauls Valley early today taking about 202 cases of bonded whisky valued at roughly $3,000. The driver F. E. Middleton and helper H. Christon, both from Joplin Missouri, were crowded off the highway and forced into the robbers’ car while two others unloaded the whisky and later reported the incident to officers. A fifth vehicle, a Wayman driven truck, is suspected in the escape.
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Oklahoma City
Pauls Valley
H. Christon
Cof Joplin
Middleton
Christon
A A Beddo
Italy Bans Times and Expels Tribune Reporter
Rome reports the Italian government barred The New York Times from circulation indefinitely and expelled Chicago Tribune Rome correspondent David Darrah. The actions followed an editorial in the Times accusing Mussolini of chaining the Italian people and implying Akona’s premier faced criticism.
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Rome
U.S
United States
New York Times
Italy
David Darrah
Chicago Tribune
The
Times
Baldwin
Mussolini
Akona
Benito Mussolini
Darrah
Sardinia
Shrine worker D W Michaux dies in Houston
D W Michaux who founded the Shrine Crippled Children’s aid program in Houston sixteen years ago died after a long illness. His work grew into a nationwide rehabilitation effort aiding thousands of crippled children.
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Houston
America
D. W. Michaux
Yesey
Michaux
Shrine Crippled Children's Aid
United States
Colorado Area Still Harassed by Floods
Floods sweep across northern and eastern Colorado disrupting highways and communications. No deaths reported and property damage smaller than two weeks ago.
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Colorado
Denver
They 4 Were Tack Bay Mare Strays
Four weeks ago a bay mare strayed from the vadler property near Hermane. The mare has been cropped and is sought by the owner. a note appears in the Tack letters column seeking information and recovery.
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Dirk Bay
Hermane
KGNC to Air Daily Spot News Programs for Listeners
KGNC announces three daily spot news broadcasts starting Monday using United Press material, announced by Wes Izzard, with 10:30 am 1150 am and 10 pm airings each day except Sunday. Jani Childre and Caldre segments also appear on multiple weekday slots. Red and White Store sponsors debut of the Red and White Rhumbadors at 8:20 am tomorrow.
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The
Globe
United Press Wire
Wes Izzard
Jani Childre
Alabam
Pinkney Packing Company
Caildre
Cal Farley
Coca Cola
Jose and Maria
Louw Childre
the Pandoleers
Jane Walker
Home Economist
Lorillard
New York
Maria Copper
BF. A. Pierce & Co
Texas
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Alarka Juneau Wold
National Steel
Allis Chalmers
NY Central
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Amer Smelt & Ref
Northern Pacific RR
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Armour & Co
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Vdee
Phillips Wate
Rendix Aviation
Rethichem Steel
Horden
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Kennecott
Kresce
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Penn Road
Standard of Indiana
Loew's
Tne
Az ‘Swift & Co
Dramatic end to Long filibuster against federal pay bill
The Long filibuster collapsed after an all-night battle as Senate leaders maneuvered to defeat an amendment requiring Senate confirmation for federal employees earning $4,000 or more annually. Sei Thomas D. Schall of Minnesota presided briefly as the administration push secured swift passage and reform.
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Long
Senator Long
Sei
Thomas D. Schall
Minnesota
Senate
Oyster recipes and Roquefort dressing details
The article outlines oyster preparation in an oven method until copper colored and provides a Roquefort cheese salad dressing recipe. It describes mashing Roquefort, whisking in olive oil, vinegar, Worcester sauce, and paprika to achieve a creamy spongy texture, served with head lettuce.
Strike Continues Amid Police Surveillance and Bomb Incident
The two month strike by transit workers for higher pay and union recognition continues under heavy police watch. A bomb hurled during a melee killed a man in the Taylor apartment, revived at headquarters, as authorities investigate the disturbance. In Palo Alto a man handling a snake during an outing found it venomous and was bitten, requiring medical care.
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Wid
Jame
Tayior
Taylor
Palo Alto
Tilebaut
Radio Schedule Highlights KGNC Daytime and Evening Lineup
A detailed listing of KGNC programming from Thursday evening into Friday morning includes news commentary, orchestra and band broadcasts, wrestling, various talk and music blocks, weather segments, farm reports, and multiple sponsored segments. Notable entries feature Paul Lindley’s Orchestra, Twilight Serenade, Blatz Baseball, Guy Lombardo, Jane Marcey, and the Syndicated segments from Coca Cola and Blatz.
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Paul Lindley
Blatz
Harmony Isles
Federal Tires
Guy Lombardo
Jane Marcey
Micro News
Cotton Opens Lower in New Orleans on Weather Reports
Cotton prices eased about six points in early trading as favorable belt weather prompted selling. July opened around 11.42 with other months at 11.07 to 11.18, then retreated slightly. light trade noted on Worth Street and cloth prices largely steady. In Dallas and Texas rainfall supported the day’s softer tone amid widespread weather-influenced declines.
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New Orleans
Worth Street
Texas
Flood is Averted When Dam Holds
San Antonio escaped a disaster as the Los Olmos dam held back floodwaters from a four inch rain. Water rose 18 feet behind the dam and creeks overflowed, forcing several families in lower city sections to flee their homes.
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San Antonio
U.P
Los Olmos
Rockefeller Ends Florida Winter Visit
John D. Rockefeller Sr. nears his ninety six birthday and wraps up his longest winter stay in Florida by leaving the Casements for Lakewood New Jersey this afternoon. Four hobors believed killed in a Southern Pacific wreck 18 miles east of Alpine were found safe in Marathon after floodwaters swept 13 freight cars from the line.
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John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Florida
Casements
Lakewood
N. J
Alpine
Hobors
Southern Pacific
Marathon
Austria Moves To Boost Air Forces
Austria is believed to plan a large purchase to expand its military air strength. The report cites defense upgrades and a shift toward greater air power as the nation seeks to bolster its armed forces.
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Austria
States’ rights emphasized in Thomas oil bill revisions
Washington June 13 a shift toward greater states rights is evident as revisions proceed on the Thomas oil bill in the Senate Russell B Brown general counsel of the Independent Petroleum Association and Charles F Hy former petroleum administration board chair plan to modify the bill to meet opponents objections preserve states rights align with the supreme court NRA decision and Roosevelt’s wishes a revised bill is to be in Senator Thomas's hands by the weekend
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Washington
Senate
Russell B. Brown
Independent Petroleum Association
Charles F Hy
Petroleum Administration Board
Supreme Court
NRA
Roosevelt
Thomas
Oklahoma
NRA Attacks Dominate Governors Meet Reports
At Biloxi Mississippi the twenty seventh annual governors conference opened with sharp attacks on administration policies focusing on the NRA the AAA and relief measures Attendance was expected to rise to double last year Aubrey Williams substituted for Hopkins to discuss Federal Emergency Relief and Allocation of Public Funds Meanwhile at Cape Girardeau Missouri the country club reports a surplus of caddies far beyond the 30 desired McClintock secretary says newspaper want ads yielded 200 applicants for bag jobs.
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Biloxi
Miss
U.P
NRA
AAA
Aubrey Williams
Harry L. Hopkins
Williams
Hopkins
Cape Giradeau
E. L. McClintock
Country Club
McClintock
Missouri University Refines Radium in Campus Lab
The only radium refining plant in the United States operates in the University of Missouri chemistry laboratory in Columbia. The annual output sells for 25000 dollars.
Coughlin sues to use Soldier Field in Chicago
Reverend Charles E. Coughlin files a mandamus petition in Chicago Superior Court seeking to force the Chicago Park Board to grant use of Soldier Field. He alleges the park board violated constitutional rights by refusing permission to lease the stadium and pre-judging his planned speech, citing large Chicago area membership in his National Union for Social Justice.
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Chicago
U.S
Chicago Park Board
Soldier Field
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
National Union For Social Justice
Park Board
Big
Lake Front Stadium
Tucumcari Garage Mechanic Dies Here
Vernis Baxter Lancaster a Tucumcari N M garage mechanic died at 2 15 this morning in a local hospital after coming here a week ago for a mastoid operation. His body will be sent to Tucumcari this afternoon. He was a Baptist Church member survived by wife Mildred a son and two daughters.
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Vernis Baxter Lancaster
Tucumcari
N. M
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Lancaster
The
Baptist Church
Mildred Lancaster
Railroad brakeman killed as train passes under bridge
Denison June 13 A Texas and Pacific brakeman D Harvey Walker was killed when knocked from his train beneath a bridge. He began railroad work in 1896 and is survived by his widow and two sons Mills Walker of Fort Worth and Charles of Los Angeles.
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Denison
U.P
D. Harvey Walker
Texas & Pacific Railway
Walker
Mills Walker
Fort Worth
Charles
Los Angeles
French airmen die as sea plane bursts into flames
Two military aviators were killed and one escaped when a sea plane crashed while landing in the harbor at Berre near Marseille. The incident occurred today during operations at the air drome.
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Berre
France
Marseille
Slender Beer Drinkers Seen More Often in New York
A U P report notes observations at bars indicating that slimmer individuals tend to drink beer more than heavier patrons in New York. Data suggesting drinking patterns contrast with common beliefs, highlighting apparent trend differences among body types.
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New York
U.P
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