Theodore Roosevelt Attacks FDR as Neglect Deepens Nation
Col Theodore Roosevelt labels the president criminally negligent in defense prep and calls the nation bedlam. He charges Mrs Roosevelt and Frances Perkins with aiding fifth columnists and blames New Deal spending for weak defense while criticizing Youth Congress as Communist controlled. He warns of hysteria and faults the White House for indulgent policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Kan
U.P
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Omaha
St. Louis
Midwestern
Mexico
New Deal
Dorothy Thompson
Franklin Roosevelt
Perkins Roosevelt
Madame Perkins
Youth Congress
Russia
Finland
Fifth Column
White House
Fort Myer
Pill Immunizes From Scarlet Fever Aimed At AMA Audience
A pill that immunizes against scarlet fever was announced to the American Medical Association. Developed by Dr George F Dick and Gladys Henry Dick, the pill is taken with water and used as a substitute for vaccination in select cases. In 102 test subjects, 94 percent were immunized, with the rest experiencing transient rashes. It is not yet a general substitute for vaccination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
American Medical Association
George F. Dick
Gladys Henry Dick
Boy Suffering From Crushed Leg Gets Better At Hospital
VeNoy Langseth, a high school senior, is reported improving after a car bicycle crash that crushed his right leg. He lives at 1302 Lipscomb Street and hopes to be a commercial artist. Langseth has earned pay for two paintings and had work shown at a Parent-Teacher Association event in Harlingen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VeNoy Langseth
Northwest Texas ‘Hospital
Langseth
Lips
Comb Street
Young Lang
Parent-Teachers Association
Harlingen
1925 San Jon Class Reunion Planned in New Mexico
The San Jon New Mexico high school Class of 1925 plans its second reunion Saturday night in San Jon. Nine members, the faculty, and the school board attended the first reunion five years ago. All 1925 class members are expected to attend with spouses as guests at the banquet. An all day picnic is set for Sunday at Conchas Dam. Mrs. Lucille Jones of Amarillo is a class member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jon
Lucille Jones
Amarillo
Wheeler Says Britain Expects U S to Enter War
Senator Burton Wheeler declares he will leave the Democratic party if it becomes a war party and says Britain interprets aid to the Allies as signaling American involvement. He questions funding of the anti Hitler ad campaigns and notes calls for a probe of propaganda.
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Burton Wheeler
Britain
Washington
Democratic Party
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Great Britain
Senate
France
Lone Star State boys stage state within a state convention
About 107 Texas American Legion youths held an inaugural ball for Governor Bob Keig Beaumont and Lt. Gov. Baskin Cameron. They opened a youth legislature in a UT dormitory, elected Weldon Rounsaville speaker, and publish a daily paper The Lone Star Stater to cover executive legislative and judicial activities.
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Austin
Tex
U.P
American Legion
Lone Star
Texas
Bob Keig
Beaumont
Keig
B. Baskin
Cameron
Richard Critz
Texas Supreme Court
Weldon Rounsaville
Alice
Senate
Chas. Wellborn
Gladewat
Lone Star Stater
Fred Young
Austin American Legion Adjutant
Lee O. Smith
University of Texas
Lone Star State
University
State Capitol
Army Recruiting Keeps Steady Pace At Amarillo Station
The Amarillo Recruiting Station reports recruiting remains at or near normal pace despite war scare. Nine local youths enlisted for quartermaster corps at Fort Bliss or engineer and field artillery duties at Camp Ord and Fort Russell.
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United States Army
Amarillo
Army
Amarillo and
Panhandle
Quartermaster Corps
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Fort Russell
Texas
Camp Ord
Monterrey
Calif
Charles C. Crow
Quartermasters Corps
Freddie R. Hall
Farwell
Victor M. Anderson
Claude
Tszador F. Hardin
Memphis
Frederick W. Johnson
McLean
Engineers Department
George W. Gose
Elkhart
Kan
Field Artillery
R. A. ‘Jackson
Nsat. Jackson
Mother-in-Law Club Sets Date For Political Rally-Barbecue
Local Mother-in-Law Club will sponsor a political rally and barbecue supper at the Tri-State Fairgrounds on Monday night June 24 at 5 30. About 400 people are expected. Ernest Thompson and other candidates will speak. Plates cost 50 cents with proceeds to the club’s student loan fund.
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T. H. Rogers
Tri-State Fairgrounds
Ernest Thompson
Thompson
Rodgers
General Brees Urges 2.5 Million More Guns for U S
General Herbert J. Brees in Laredo calls for immediate arms buildup noting the nation lacks rifle production capacity and urging youth military training. He warns of European danger, stresses preparedness and says the Panama Canal must be defended at all costs.
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Laredo
Herbert J. Brees
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Brees
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Tonne Holland
Belgium
France
Europe
Panama Canal
United States
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad
An advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a diuretic and kidney flush. It claims to ease bladder irritation and kidney waste buildup, noting symptoms like night urination, puffiness, and backache. The price is 35 cents and it urges readers to buy from their druggist and refuse substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
April group in New York ties to British bonds investments
Holt said the group included Fred R. Coudert a World War legal advisor to the British embassy and Thomas E Lamont a Morgan partner whose investments in Europe dovetail with those in the United States. President James C Conant of Harvard favored intervention noting Harvard has many British bond investments.
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New York
Fred R. Coudert
Thomas E. Lamont
Morgan Partner
Europe
Holt
United States
James C. Conant
Harvard
Presbyterians Plan Meeting in Panhandle
Presbyterians from the Panhandle gather at Central Presbyterian Church at 3 30 pm to discuss plans for the annual summer conference at Cota Glen Camp. Mrs John Olson of Hereford leads conference plans for Amarillo Presbyterial. Rev Frank Travis chairs the dinner program. Group singing and a Friendship Frontier Work program are featured with regional youth groups delivering talks.
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Panhandle
Central Presbyterian Church
Cota Glen Camp
John Olson
Hereford
Amarillo
The
Canyon Presbyterian Church
Alaska
Philippines
Tulsa
Childress
James O. Cade
R. Thomson
Church sings by Miss Helen Hardin at Childress service
Miss Helen Hardin of Childress will sing at the church sanctuary. Committee members in charge of arrangements include Mrs James O Cade chairman, Mrs J H Harris Childress, Mrs James Aiken Hereford, and Mrs Walter Horn Tulsa. Arithmomania is defined as a strange malady where the sufferer is obsessed with counting objects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hardin
Childress
James O. Cade
J. H. Harris
James Aiken
Hereford
Walter Horn
Tulsa
Oliver T. Maxwell Tribute Set Today
Final tribute to Oliver T. Maxwell will be paid this afternoon at 5 o clock in funeral services at Griggs Chapel with Dr R Thomson pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church. Pallbearers will be R H Epper-
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Oliver T. Maxwell
Griggs Chapel
R. Thomson
Central Presbyterian Church
R. H. Epper
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Bedlam
M. W. West
Dennis Armstrong
Ben Brasher
Paul Jones
Pete Butterfield
Maxwell
Southwestern Drug Corporation
Prospect Street
Terry
Mary Maxwell
Ida Hartman
Dallas
Emma Butler
Houston
Corrine Maxwell
Ruth Maxwell
Elizabeth Maxwell
Municipal Auditorium
Macon O. Carder
Hitler
Wheeler
Clark
Missouri Democrat
Lord Lothian
Pepper
Florida
General Brees
America
Presbyterians Plan Meeting
Sconng
Sys
Ensign
Gillette Ambassadors
White
Averal F
Aru
Camp Cot
6Th & Taylor
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