Freed Clara Starts Life After Prison Release
Clara Phillips, the "tiger woman," begins life anew in La Mesa after a dozen years in Tehachapi prison for the 1922 hammer murder of Alberta Meadows. The ex chorus girl, 35, is under parole, while Armour Phillips remains missing and sought in Orange County for alleged grand theft.
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San Diego
Calif
Clara Phillips
Alberta Meadows
A. H. Weaver
la Mesa
Tehachapi
Mexico names new cabinet to back Cardenas
Mexico City reports a largely new cabinet under President Lazaro Cardenas aimed at a milder religious policy and broad support. Five generals join the ministry after a power clash with Gen. Plutarco Elias Calles, signaling firm enforcement of liberal labor policies and wider national confidence.
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Mexico City
Lazaro Cardenas
Mexico
Cardenas
Plutarco Elias Calles
Police seize 21 foreign newspapers and pamphlets in Berlin
Berlin police confiscated 21 foreign newspapers periodicals and pamphlets today including the New York Times dated June 2 to June 4 and all pamphlets by J. H Rutherford published by the Watchtower and Bible Tract Society of Brooklyn.
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U.P
New York Times
J. H Rutherford
Watchtower and Bible Tract Society of
Brooklyn
Mitchell Defends Missouri Nominations Amid Shipping Scandal Talk
Senator Mitchell attacked the Roosevelt faction and urged that J Monroe Johnson be replaced by a more suitable appointee. He warned President Roosevelt about political machines and cited past scandals such as the star routes, Teapot Dome, and a looming shipping scandal as potential parallels to current integrity concerns.
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J. Monroe Johnson
South Carolina
Roosevelt
Missouri
Mitchell
Pendergast-Reed Machine
Chicago
United States
Grant
Harding
Teapot Dome
Texans Pla n Road Work Funding Visit Ends in Closed Meeting
Hines reported 29 Texans arrived to canvass road work funding possibilities in Texas. They will report back at a closed meeting to decide next steps and potential actions. The aim is to identify any available options to secure a huge sum for highway projects and proceed if feasible.
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Texas
Hines
Honest Worker Letter to Tack Requests Printing
Dear Tack asks to publish a reader letter about limited sewing room hours. The writer notes only two days a week and expresses appreciation for Tack printing the message. The item reflects reader feedback and community concerns in the periodical.
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Tack
Clipper Prepares for Flight to U S
In Honolulu June 18 Pan American Clipper completes first commercial flight between Midway Island and Pearl Harbor. Capt. Musick reports a successful test with 500 miles flown blind and plans a 2410 mile hop to Alameda California if weather allows. The crew anticipates another return voyage to Pearl Harbor and possible Wake Island stop on the proposed transpacific route.
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KGNC Radio Schedule Highlights Daytime and Evening Programs
Broadcast log lists segments from News Commentary at 6 15 to Merle Mack’s Orchestra at 10 00, plus daytime shows The Sky Pilot Farm Hour and Micro News, then musical acts from The Pandoleers to Ted Fio Rito, with sports broadcasts Blatz Baseball and Blair Baseball, and various programs including Morning News Parade and Market Reports.
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Pred Waring
Paul Lindley
Merle Mack
Micro News
Ted Fio Rito
Globe-News Sports Revue
Stephen Foster Melodies
Blair
British German naval pact talks proceed with high level support
In London a first full meeting of delegations was held with Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare and First Lord of the Admiralty Sir Bolton Eyres-Mansell. Officials said further technical talks would continue and the conference could conclude Friday. Britain and Germany would be bound regardless of other powers, while Italy, the United States, and Japan offered brief noncommittal notes. France remains consulting, neither approving nor rejecting the agreement after talks in London and Paris.
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Bolton Eyres-Mansell
the Admiralty
Great Britain
Germany
Labor Information Service Aims to Counter Propaganda
A proposed committee chaired by a labor secretary and including a Commerce Department appointee would coordinate with national information services to collect and publish reliable data. Reports would be checked in Washington to ensure accuracy and prevent private propaganda influence.
Mining shaft siege ends with hostages and gun turrets
A shaft incident left four men sent to aid Johnson after he freed the air shaft cage. Hostages were listed by Lansing Graham, including pit boss Nathan Van Meter and others. A new district police station plans gun turrets on four corners for defense. An 10 year old boy in Ivanovo weighs 193 pounds and lifts over 150 pounds. Cincinnati electrician John Kunker wins a divorce over meal duties and clothing buttons.
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John Christian
Council Grove
Fred Murray
Kansas City Kus
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Lansing Graham
Nathan van Meter
John Heslop
Levi Day
Milt Gould
James Skahan
John Edwards
Gabe Kanershed
Dave White
James Wilson
Joe Studdard
Frank Sawashi
Louts
Police Department
Ivanovo
U.S S.R
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Here
Tokyo demands apology as Japanese withdraw from Tientsin
Japanese forces complete a one year tour in North China and leave Tientsin en route to Tangku. Chinese divisions in Peiping begin moving out, with Yu Hsueh Chung’s army expected to evacuate by June 26. Three Japanese planes monitor troop movements as telephone service links Tientsin Peiping Mukden and Dalren starting July 1.
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China
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Leaders hesitate on gag rule for remainder of Congress
Washington June 18. House leaders tentatively decide not to push a gag rule this session to curb amendments. The prior rule nearly failed with five votes shy of passage, risking defeat of the $501,991,000 nuisance tax bill extending levies on gasoline, autos, furs and other items for two years.
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Protest Limitation On Relief Projects
Contractors and road builders protested limits on relief project spending today arguing that capping costs at 1100 or 1200 per worker would outlaw useful and permanent work. Regional works progress conferences meet to plan small inexpensive projects, while President Roosevelt says politics is out.
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Works Progress
Roosevelt
Flores Pioneer Life Recalls Amarillo Heritage and War Memories
Old Town Amarillo memories unfold as Mr. Flores, a veteran deputy sheriff and famed gunman, recalls threats from cowboys, his role protecting Berry and Merchant, and his long journey from Swisher County to help found Amarillo. He mentions service in the Civil War era and transporting lumber for the old Amarillo Hotel.
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Callahan County
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Here
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Tucumcart
Co ed Denies Notes Written by Sister in Oklahoma Trial
In Tahlequah Oklahoma Lois 19 denies that sister Lelia 24 wrote extortion notes she says prompted her to shoot Daniel Shaw 27 the Chinese student The state argues the notes are in Lelia s handwriting A Justice agent from Washington C A Appel Jr testifies in rebuttal and will be called after the defense case ends
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Okla
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Northeastern State Teachers College
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Department of Justice
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Washington, D. C
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Sanford Martin
Trotsky Arrives in Antwerp Disguised as Visitor
Leon Trotsky and his wife reached Norway aboard the Paris from Antwerp, disguised with his shaved mustache and using the name Letoff. He is authorized to stay six months and plans to reside at Hoenfoss, with conditions to avoid political agitation against Norway-friendly nations and to choose a government-approved residence.
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Final Shrine Dance Honored at Masonic Temple
The final Shrine Dance of the season will be held Friday night at the Masonic Temple. Carlton Scales and his orchestra provide the music. George H. Hammock, entertainment chairman, announced Shriners with 1933 cards are admitted free, guests pay $1. The dance runs from 9:30 to 12:30.
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Bankers discuss conservation plan and banking costs in Panhandle
Finnell urged bankers to back farmer education and resource use as core conservation aims. Charles Maedgen represented Lubbock National Bank as his father read a critique of high insurance costs and proposed pooling premiums with one company. A. S. Jones from New Mexico Banks spoke on regional banking issues as officers election looms.
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C.F. Maedgen
Lubbock National Bank
Charles Maedgen
Lubbock Institution
Texas
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Panhandle Association
A. Jones
New Mexico Bankers Association
Citizens National Bank of Clovis
Amarillo Country Club
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Floods and Torrential Rise Threaten Cuero Texas Roads
The Guadalupe River neared crest at Cuero after flooding 20 000 acres of bottomland in DeWitt County. At 28 feet, engineers expect a brief rise to about 31 feet. Highways into Cuero, the Cuero San Antonio road, and the Gonzales route are blocked. Levees and floodways held Rio Grande City and Hidalgo County see water spill with limited damage as federal flood control test proceeds.
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DeWitt County
Cuero
Central Power and Light Company
Hogs and cattle prices dip on Kansas City market report
Market data shows hogs slow and lower with top 9.40 for 200-240 pound stock, calves steady to weak and heifers strong, cows and vealers varied. New Orleans cotton opens higher but trades chisel away as rains flood many southern states, with extensive regional damage and floods across Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas. A Stephenville Texas tornado injures and destroys homes as residents recount damages and a local woman shares Cardui testimonials.
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