Local Woman Fears For Son Missing in Colorado
Slade family from 1300 Harrison Street fears for Jesse B Slade 34 his wife and 8 year old James after a two week Colorado fishing trip. Mrs Nannie Slade says no word since last Wednesday and has asked the Denver Post to broadcast for them. The family traveled in a new Dedge sedan. the last letter was misplaced.
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Jesse B Blade
James
Colorado
Slade
Nannie
Harrison Street
Jesse B Slade
Fountain Terrace
Denver Postat
Denver
Slades
Dedge
Congress Debates Holding Company Laws and New Deal Programs
Congress debates a securities holding company registration by November 1 1935 with mail ban for unregistered firms. Senate considers social security bill as House acts on Wagner Disputes and AAA amendments. A $173.5 million public works plan and a $224.5 million second deficiency bill propose 433 buildings and defense projects mostly in Hawaii. Philippines deficit relief funds are cut.
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House
Commission
Foreign Commerce Administration
Roosevelt
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Hawaiian Islands
Islands
Settlement Terms Reported As Japan Seeks Peace in China
Major Kenji Doihara outlined terms for a settlement near Koalgan amid arrests tied to the Changpin incident. Japanese garrison strength stood at 800 as veterans returned home, while naval maneuvers continued in the concession with barbed wire barriers and routine firing described as exercises.
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Japan
Lawrence of
Thei
Birthday Present Not Likely for Holt to Seize Senate Seat
Rush Drew Holt, turning 50, faced possible delay in his U S Senate seating as Democratic leaders pushed to finish the social security bill. Holt, born in West Virginia, hoped to become the youngest senator since Henry Clay, with family and supporters watching from the gallery.
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Washington
Rush
Holt
United States Senate
West Virginia
United States
Henry Clay
Kentucky
Open Cannery to Vegetables in Potter County
Potter County relief cannery to reopen early next week under A A Meredith with 83 280 allotted to relief board for a vegetable cannery employing 261 men for 20 days. The former CWA beef cannery on West Sixth Avenue will be used after cleaning and can shipments arrive in Amarillo. Only men will be employed, prioritizing those unable to do heavier work.
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Potter
Meredith
Amarillo
Fire damages power plant in Canadian city
Fire at the municipally owned electric plant tied up light and power for two and a half hours. The damage to the building ran in the thousands, with insured coverage of twenty eight thousand dollars. Volunteer firefighters quickly controlled the blaze which started from an oil reclaimer. By noon one engine was running while two were idle, delivering 830 horsepower and 12 kilowatts per hour.
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Cial
Globe
Canadian Volunteer Fire Department
Flood Threat Pressures Corpus Christi Pump Station
Flood estimates reach 300000 dollars as Nueces River floodwaters push toward Corpus Christi and Calallen. About 1000 refugees from bottom lands seek shelter in Wharton while 600 Negroes and 400 Mexicans crowd emergency quarters.
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Nueces
Frio
Itascosa
Corpus Christi
Calallen
Wharton
Caney Creek
Peach Creek
Radio Schedule Montage From KGANC Broadcast Lineup
Timed listings show KGANC daily on air with a wide mix of programs including Lifebuoy, Waltz Kings, Dr Pepper, drama, dinner dances, music by Vincent York and James Landry, and sports Cronhouse. The schedule spans afternoon into late night with multiple baseball broadcasts and orchestral segments.
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Chevrolet Greens
Blatz
KGNC Radio Carries New Talent and Schedule Additions
KGNC introduces promising acts including Phil Phillips and Roland Culpepper as master of ceremonies and comedian. The Pandoleers lineup features new talent with pictures in the News-Globe Sunday. New five minute Taxi Girl spot and Philco Party program return. Amateur night at Mission Theater runs 7 to 8:30 with KGNC broadcast. Wrestling, drama segments, and orchestral broadcasts fill the week as KGNC gears up with studio improvements.
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Phil Phillips
South
Roland Culpepper
Amarillo
Truett Culpepper
Dallas
Cully
Morton Downey
KGNC
Yellow Cab
Mission Theater
KGN
Eskridge Lawyers Seek Venue Change in Murder Case
Attorneys for Rev. C. Edgar Eskridge 40 pastor of First Baptist Church asked today to move his murder trial away from Orange County as the case opened. A stormy courtroom scene followed when Eskridge attacked a photographer trying to snap his entry.
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Orange
Tex
C. Edgar Eskridge
First Baptist Church
F. J. O'Reilly
F. P. Adams
Fskridge
Pate Brown
FE. U. Nance
Court reverses cigarette tax stamp sentence
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversed the conviction of D. H. Williard of Dallas on counterfeit cigarette tax stamps, ordering dismissal. It affirmed a death sentence for John Trapper in the murder of peace officer J. W. Hargood in Uvalde County, overruled a rehearing on Hugh McCann’s death penalty, and affirmed Ed Ebers' murder sentence reduced to two to 99 years in Wichita County.
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Austin
D. H. Williard
Dallas
Court of Criminal Appeals
John Trapper
J. W. Hargood
Uvalde County
Hugh McCann
Bell County
Ed Ebers
Wichita County
McIntosh Heads Amarillo Schools Through Two-Year Contract
Mr McIntosh came to Amarillo in 191% and taught science five years. Elected head of mathematics in 1919 after military service. Chosen superintendent on June 16 1922 and led district thirteen years. Charles M Rogers succeeds him as head of Amarillo schools.
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Panhandle
McIntosh
Amarillo
Amarillo Independent
Texas
Charles M- Rogers
Amiarillo
Tacoma Kidnap Grand Jury Indicts Four Suspects
In Tacoma Washington on June 19 evidence linking four men to a $200000 kidnapping of nine year old George Weverner was prepared for federal grand jury presentation. U S Attorney Charles Dennis said indictments against Harmon M Walry ex convict his wife William Mahan and an unnamed suspect were expected once deliberations begin.
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Tacoma
Wash
George Weverneruser
Charles Dennis
United States Mstrict
Harmon M. Walry
William Mahan
Widow Spiders blamed for multiple bites and deaths in Oklahoma
Reports describe a fatal black widow bite in Clinton and serious cases in Holdenville and nearby towns. Health officials urge prompt medical care as victims report intense pain swelling and neuritis like symptoms after spider bites. Authorities note red hourglass marking and advise identification and treatment.
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Meadors
Sadie Potts
Lillian
University of Oklahoma Medical Hool
California
Moor
Phy
Continued Prom Page Deliberations Relay Leadership Move
A fragment from Prom Page 1 shows an executive committee meeting on July 16 where Young Roosevelt of Burt Worth discusses accepting a leadership post if others feel unable. He favors passing the job to someone else if necessary and notes the need for capable replacement.
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Roosevelt
Burt Worth
Querton
Tony LO Mucay
Dalpresii i
Dieter Vitratte
Leviathan contract funds questioned before Senate Committee
Ewing Y. Mitchell alleged a five million four hundred thousand dollar scaling down of a government contract to operate the Leviathan after the United States Lines takeover in 1931. Senators pressed him as he sought repayment and possible crimes, while President Roosevelt explained the retirement arrangement and the shipbuilding loan.
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Washington
International Merchantile Marine
Leviathan
United States
Senate Commerce Committee
Ewing Y. Mitchell
McNary
Oregon
Mitchell
Roper
Dome
Roosevelt
Bachman
Tennessee
Vandenberg
Michigan
Missourian
Two Die in Sydney As Hurricane Hits
A hurricane with a minor earthquake struck the New South Wales coast killing two people and causing widespread devastation. The quake was felt in scattered areas with minimal intensity in Los Angeles reports.
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Sydney
Australia
New South Wales
Los Angeles
U.p)i
Suit Alleges Western Union Liability in Lottery Telegrams
The plaintiff claims about 200 chain telegrams were accepted daily at Camden from June 8 to June 15 and asserts Western Union liable for 2,000 dollars per lottery, totaling 3,600,000 dollars.
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Camden
Western Union
Door Delays Surrender as Riot Convicts Subdue
Officers reach the air shaft as a heavy bolted door delays surrender in a mine mutiny. Convicts, hands in the air, walk toward the officers while others follow and the riot ends. Riot spokesmen like Tommy McMahan voice weary humor as order is restored.
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Simpson
Tommy McMahan
Anglo-German naval talks aim at 1937 world limitation
Continued discussions at the admiralty office focus on Germanys new navy, ship sizes, and construction dates. Britain signals willingness to curb arms if other powers object, while hints of a worldwide naval conference by 1935 end. Russia may be invited to London as talks progress.
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Admiralty Office
Germany
Europe
Japan
Great Britain
Reich
Civicum
Washington
Italy
London
Arbiters Move to End Omaha Car Strike Before Deadline
Three arbitration board members pressed to resolve key questions before Thursday midnight to end a two month strike. Governor Cochrane ordered National Guard patrols to curb riots and had sent street cars to barns earlier after the company balked at arbitration. Cars later resumed service across Omaha including the South Omaha riot area without incident.
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Omaha
Board of Arbitration
Cochrane
National Guard
South Omaha
Hauptmann Trial Appeals and Defense Briefs Revealed
The article details defense plans in the Lindbergh kidnap case including 193 reasons for reversal, claims of jury influence, and motions about evidence. It notes costs of the trial, attorney fees, and that Hauptmann will stay in the death house during appeal arguments while the court prepares to issue a decision around mid October.
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Rosecrans
Thomas W. Trenchard
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Circus Maximus
David T. Wilentz
New Jersey
Wilentz
Hauptmann
State
Court of Pardons
Justice Trenchard
Court of Errors and Appeals
Flemington
Lindbergh
John F. “Jassie’ Condon
Greenwich Village
Bronx
Jassie
John
Isador Fisch
Germany
Train injures infant in Sweetwater death
Opal Kiser aged 17 months died in Sweetwater Texas after a skull fracture from being struck by a passenger train yesterday. The tragedy occurred as the child was near the tracks prompting an investigation by local authorities and railroad officials.
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Fata Sweetwater
Tex
Opal Kiser
Cotton Market Sits Quiet with Small Gains in New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 19 cotton trading opened nearly unchanged with slight advances. July held at 11.44, October 11.15, December 11.18, while morning buying lifted futures 6 to 10 points on Nebi purchases. July 11.84, October 11.20, December 11.9. President Dore of the Cotton Textile Institute urged an immediate 1995 loan proposal drawing trader comment.
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New Orleans
I Rves
Nebi
Dore
Cotton Textile Institute
Dorr
Mo Kan Texan RR
Akg Aly
Kan & Texas Pfa
Montgomery-Ward
Hts
Nat Distillers Hl
National Steel
NY Central
North Amer Aviaion
North American
Cn. Pry
Northern Pacific RR
Ohio
Packard
Penney Co
Pennsylvania
Aos
Phillips Ols Pure Il
Remington Randaly
Ai Tobacco
Reynolds
St Joseph Tead Seaboard of
Sears Roebuck
South Pac RR
Southern Railne
Aly Standard
Stewart-Warner A
Texas Corp Cape Ate
Texas
Texas Pac Coal & Ol
New York
EF. A. Pierce & Co
United Corp
United Gas
U S
Allia Chalmers
Baty Amer Can
US Steel Pfd
Amer
Ailcoho
Amer Smelt & Ref
al Western Union
Amer Sugar
Westinghouse
Woolworth Aim
Amer Toh
Armour & Ce
York
AL Prev
Atchison Ton
Auburn
Humble
Asily Bendix Aviation
Indiana
Bethlehem Steel
Berden
Oy Swift & Co
Chrysler
Columbia & Klee
Colbian
Firestone
Houston
Kennecott
Kresge
Kroger Groce
Ater Loew
Post Office Inspector Appointed for Amarillo
O A Curry of Chicago named post office inspector for the northern Texas district with headquarters in Amarillo. He will work from the Amarillo Federal Building, replacing M B Johnson who was transferred to Denver after eighteen years here. Curry, Texas native, began as a clerk at Abilene and will move his family from Chicago on July 1.
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O. A. Curry
Chicago
Texas
Amarillo
W. D. DeGrasel
Amarillo Federal Building
M. B. Johnson
Denver
Mr. Curry
Abilene
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KGANC
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James Landry
Florence Wentworth
Robert T
Micro News
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Pandoleers
Pinkney Packing Company
Lou Childre
Hal Kemjys Orchestra
Gordon
Bennie Kreuger
Jane Walker
Home Economist
James Mel
Tor
Frieidaire Quartet
Levine
Louis H. Smith, Jr
Cal Farley
Steffen
Larry and
Ned Sawyer
Rben Ferries
Victor Young
Pandoleer
News-Globe
Armory A Iso
KGNG
Marle Mack
The
Natis
Lobo Brown
We Uns
Black Mask
Eskridge
Mintosh
NAVAL
James M. Fawcett
Henry Matera
Jersey City
Supreme Court
Fisher
Frederick A. Pope
Egbert Rosecrans
Scholl
Drug, Shoe and Dept
P.O
Kansas City
Peking
Steedy
FE. A. Pierce & Co
Grand Canyon
TWA
Boulder Dam
Transcontinental & Western Air, Inc
Amaxillo
N.s.griggs & Sons
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