Eden Explains Britain to Lead Move on Italy Sanctions
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden announced that Britain would spearhead lifting the League of Nations sanctions on Italy over the Italo Ethiopian war. He cited government duty and past efforts, noting the league’s confusion and describing the about-face as a return to leadership despite opposition cries of shame from MPs.
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London
House of Commons
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
League of Nations
Italy
Fden
Ethiopia
Eden
League
Open warfare erupts at Black and Decker plant in Kent
Pickets clash with strikebreakers as two vans load with workers enter the Kent Ohio plant. Fourteen injured in fighting described as a siege with shots fired and tear gas. Police appeal for ambulances as workers and sympathizers converge.
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Kent, O
U.P
Black and Decker Tool Co
Twin Coach Co
Lamson Sessions Co
C. West
Akron
Brady Lake Road
Mob blocks attempt to lynch nine Negroes in Texas
An angry mob in Camspo Texas tried twice to hang nine Black suspects in the slaying of Tip Wimmons, a 44 year old part time officer. Firefighters stopped the cafe dance hall blaze they set, and sheriff officials moved the prisoners to Bay City then back to Wharton for safety.
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Campo
Tex
Tip Wimmons
FE. J. Koeh
Wharton
Daneer
Simmons
FE. M. Davenport
Davenport
Bay City
STATE ISSUES OIL WARNING
Texas oil production may need proration as Texas fields continue drilling. The Railroad Commission heard a possible reduction to align output with the U S Bureau of Mines July demand estimate of 1 146 500 barrels daily up from June 1 139 750. Houston Bolin urged keeping production in line with the figures.
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Austin
Railroad Commission
Texas
Ernest O. Thompson
Commission
United States Bureau of Mines
Bureau
Houston Bolin
Wichita Palls
Joe Louis Schmeling Bout Postponed by Rain in New York
Heavyweight title fight at Yankee Stadium postponed from today to tomorrow night due to rain. Event featured Joe Louis and Max Schmeling. venue listed as Yankee Stadium with postponement announcement. Berry's Rug Cleaning listed as an advertisement at 905 West 10th.
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New York
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Pokes A Denver Man Ends Four Year Upright Sleep
A Denver man has slept standing for four years while his wife endures crackers in bed. The odd household routine may soon change as negotiations with his spouse progress.
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Denver
Death of Mary Lovett Found Dying in Abandoned Farm House
Mrs. Mary V. Lovett 44 of Borger Texas died after prolonged illness and starvation. found emaciated near Asher Oklahoma. Assistant county attorney says no foul play. relatives say she had been in ill health and sought independence and self support away from others.
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Mary V. Lovett
Borger
Texas
Asher
Foy Edwards
Pottawatomie County
Edwards
Heat Drives Amarillo Water Use Past Seven Million Gallons
Amarillo daily water consumption on Wednesday topped seven million gallons, the highest daily total this year. The hot 98 degree day and cooler May rainfall are cited as factors, with monthly averages dipping slightly below last year’s.
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Amarillo
City Water Department
Clint Small Opens North Plains Campaign Tour
Senator Clint Small of Amarillo starts his bid for re election with a North Plains speaking schedule and a pre campaign address in Palmer County. Campaign manager Bin ford Arney says Small will rally supporters at Spearman Saturday at 3 30 p m with more than 60 county leaders in attendance. A cavalcade is planned to Spearman for the Hansford opening and a new campaign headquarters at 307 Polk Street has been opened by local building owners.
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Clint Small
Amarillo
North Plains
Spearman
Binford Arney
Arney
Red
Small
Austin
Warwick
Clyde Warwick
Canyon
Friends of Small
Panhandle
Oklahoma Lane
Palmer County
Hansford
Polk Street
Heat Sweeps Nation as Drought Fears Rise
A nationwide heat wave stretches from Alaska to Florida driving reports of extreme temperatures and a worsening drought. Grasshoppers plague Midwestern crops while livestock moves increase feeding strain. North Dakota halts campaign work to focus on relief as drought endures for a third straight year.
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Kansas City
Alaska
Florida
Breuth
Seward
Dreath
Prince of Wales Island
Homer
Arctic Circle
Fairbanks
Dawson
Yukon Territory
Dakotas
Mon
Wyoming
Indiana
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Montana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Colorado
Leonard Haseman
Missouri University
North Dakota
Walter Welford
Bonus cash floods Amarillo as veterans collect jackpot
Amarillo banks report hundreds of new accounts as veterans receive checks from a three quarter million dollar jackpot. Local banks say many open checking accounts and rent safety deposit boxes while bonds move through certifying stations. Post office check writing lags 12 to 24 hours.
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Amarillo
Jim Farwell
Amarillo National Bank
Sharp McCullough
American National Bank
McCullough
First National Bank
W. D. Smiley
Noted American Writer Arthur Brisbane Heads Europe
The Globe publishes a column by Arthur Brisbane, a widely known American writer. His opinions represent his views, not The Globe's editorial stance. He departs for Europe this morning, which may affect timeliness and intermissions in the department. Offhand remarks touch on Mussolini, Ethiopia, and Britain.
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Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Europe
Johnson charges lunatic fringe in third party bid
Hugh Samual Johnson, former NRA head, attacks the Chicago announced entente of Coughlin Huey Long followers and Lemke Townsend adherents as a lunatic fringe. He says the third party bid cannot win and calls the groups connected to National Union for Social Justice and Share the Wealth. The remarks were made in a hotel room interview in New York.
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New York
Hugh Samual Johnson
NRA
Charles E. Coughlin
Father Coughlin
Huey P. Long
Chicago
Gerald L. K. Smith
Detroit
National Union For Social Justice
Long-Smith
William Lemke
North Dakota
Francis FE. Townsend
Smith
Silhouette Contest Promises Cash Prizes in Amarillo
A silhouette contest announced by The Globe in cooperation with Jack Ellis will feature silhouettes of Amarillo business people and products. Seven cash prizes totaling $25 will go to those identifying the most individuals. The event tests ability to recognize character in black and white profiles.
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Jack Ellis
Amarillo
French Decide Upon Plan 10 Quit Strikers
Paris reports government officials resolved to eject strikers at the American Hospital if they refuse terms. A compromise meeting between General Federation of Labor delegates and hospital authorities was set for tonight at the hospital to end the labor stoppage.
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Paris
Jesse Isidor Straus
General Federation of Labor
British plan sister liner to Queen Mary
Neville Chamberlain announced in the House of Commons that Britain would in principle authorize a sister ship for the 85 S Queen Mary. He said Cunard White Star Line had applied for authority to enter an agreement and reserved right to further consultation before signing the contract.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Cunard- White Star Line
Roosevelt nomination by acclamation forecast at convention
Democratic parliamentarian Rep. Cannon predicts the Philadelphia convention will renominate Roosevelt without a ballot for the first time since 1888. He outlines steps for acclamation after a 30 minute state roll call and brief speeches for a vice presidential rally.
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Washington
Roosevelt
London
Rep. Cannon
Miseouri
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland
John D. M. Hamilton
Alf M. Landon
New York
James A. Farley
Maxim Gorki Death Shocks Russia After Prolonged Illness
Moscow reports the death of Maxim Gorki at age 56 after a lengthy illness. The renowned writer and champion of the common man drew millions to Red Square for a state funeral and burial in the Kremlin is anticipated. Gorki, born in Nizhny Novgorod, rose from humble work to worldwide literary fame. He traveled widely, including a 1906 visit to the United States.
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Gorki
Russia
Red Square
Kremlin
Gorkiters
Nijni- Bevgorod
Maxim
United States
Gooch Hopes For Reprieve In Texas Officers Kidnap Case
Arthur Gooch awaiting execution for kidnapping two Texas officers expressed renewed hope for clemency in the Oklahoma death cell. He said he never felt happier, while Washington gave no sign of commuting the sentence as President Roosevelt declined further consideration. Some Oklahoma club women ponder a last minute protest.
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Mcalester
Oklo
Arthur Gooch
Texas
Oklahoma
State Penitentiary
Washington
Roosevelt
Gooch
Homer S. Cummings
Oklahoma Club
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Vicinity
Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday in West Texas and New Mexico. Ample sunshine expected with temperatures rising, extremes reaching 73 and 94 degrees in Amarillo today.
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Amarillo
Vicineity
West Texas
New Mexico
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