Roosevelt instructs delegates at world economic confab
The American delegation received fresh instructions from President Roosevelt as talks resumed in London. Secretary of State Hull joined the high level discussions with James M. Cox and James Warburg present. Rumors swirled about a possible shift away from monetary topics to tackle broader economic issues to avert a breakdown over currency questions. A new European bloc idea, linking Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Romania with Austria Hungary, gains momentum, awaiting Italy France rapprochement.
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London
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
James M. Cox
Ramsay Mac Donald
Great Britain
James P. Warburg
MacDonald
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Austria
Hungary
Italy
France
Army reforestation recruits bound for Palisades camp
Two hundred U S Army forestry recruits will reach Amarillo at 7 p m Wednesday then travel to a 320 acre Palisades site 12 miles south of Amarillo to develop a state park for six months under Maj J L Dunn The detachment from Fort Sill Okla travels by train and road with engineers Seward and Johnson coordinating preparations for the camp which will be set up quickly
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Palisades
Palo Duro Canyon
Amarillo
Panhandle
Denver
Fort Sill
Oklo
J. L. Dunn
Palisades Camp
Oscar A. Seward
State Park Board
Palo Duro Park
T. F. Johnson
Pajo Duro Canyon
Arnold Ranch
Texas to Let Paving Contracts For Panhandle Relief
Ten Panhandle counties will gain unemployment relief through more than 200 miles of highway paving funded by 25 million dollars in emergency federal funds. Tuesday bids totaled 127 thousand dollars for 85 miles. next month 107 miles will be bid. Awards hinge on governmen t approvals, with low bidders from Amarillo and surrounding counties.
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Texas Highway Commission
Texas Highway Building
Texline
Dalhart
Dumas
Potter County
Collingsworth County
Donley
Hemphill Job
Hemphill
Wheeler County
Clint C. Small
Amario
Donley Cotmnty
Amarillo
Lubbock
Fort Worth
Dallas
W. R. Ely
Randall and Swisher
Highway 9
Canyon South
McKnight Company, Inc
Hansford
Potter
Carson
McKnight Company
Dailam
Alternate 18 Plan To Keep Up Deduction
Railroad executives signal willingness to postpone a 12 percent wage cut for at least six months as President Roosevelt asks. Joseph B Fastman, federal railroad coordinator, meets with a nine member committee to push admin plans for steam carriers. An official says Eastman urged delaying the 12 percent cut, with a six month extension of the 10 percent deduction already in place.
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United Pro
Washington
Roosevelt
United Press
Joseph B. Fastman
Feder
Fastman
Unite Press
Eastma
Siam Changes Government In Quick Revolt
Government in Siam changed hands after a bloodless coup led by Phya Bahol, claiming loyalty to the king and upholding the constitution while the monarch vacationed at Huahin. In San Marino police disclosed a plot by Sicilian suspects to invade the microstate, trigger terror, and install a yet unnamed leader.
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Bangkok
Phya Bahol
Prajadhipok
Huahin
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with unsettled conditions in New Mexico. West Texas likely thundershowers in extreme west portion tonight and Thursday. temperature highs reaching 84, lows around 67, with warmer Thursday in north central New Mexico.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Texan Named Chief Counsel for Prohibition Bureau
W. A. Carver of Corsicana Texas was named chief counsel for the prohibition bureau of the justice department in Washington and will start his duties immediately.
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Washington
W .A. Carver
Corsicana
Tex
Prohibition Bureau
Justice Department
Roosevelt interrupts cruise to discuss affairs at Gloucester
President Roosevelt halted his vacation cruise for a couple of hours in Gloucester Massachusetts to discuss international and domestic affairs. Col Edward M House boarded the Amberjack II after his awakening and Lewis M Douglas budget director joined later to discuss veterans' compensation allowances during the stop.
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Mass
Seatown Harbor
Roosevelt
Col
Edward M. House
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Nantucket
Lewis M. Douglas
Potter County Names New Relief Committee Amid Recovery Act
Potter County commissioners stated the newly named county relief committee is not in charge of the new project funds or employment, and will only absorb the former Reconstruction Finance Corporation group. The panel, under state relief commission head Lawrence Westbrook, will handle separate construction or relief efforts from city and county federal loan applications totaling 370,000.
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New County Relief Committee
New Relief Committee
J. O. Gulekie
Juling Dorenfield
L. M. Fischer
Earl Fuqua
W. J. Kelly
State Relief Commission
Lawrence Westbrook
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Committee
W. H. Fuqua
Wilbur C. Hawk
J. O. Gulerie
Amarillo
Drouth Area Rain Ushers in Summer
Two weather events for Wednesday mark the entrance of summer and a break in the spring drought. Texline recorded an inch and a half of rain Tuesday night, with North FP rain bringing half an inch to Dumas and Ester. The system extended to Des Moines and Raton in northeastern New Mexico, while Dalhart saw only a sprinkle. The forecast called for partly cloudy conditions Wednesday night as summer began at 3 12 PM.
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Texline
Fort Worth
New Mexico
Des Moines
Raton
Dalhart
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
The Fight on Leprosy
Arthur reports on the ongoing fight against leprosy with focus on awareness and treatment efforts. The feature highlights global public health initiatives, medical research, and the role of the King–Arthur collaboration in education and intervention programs.
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The
King Feature Syndicate, Inc
William Brishane Views on National Recovery Act
The Globe columnist Arthur Brishane argues the national recovery act would grant government vast control over industries, payrolls, and wages. He questions whether officials can outthink private experts and notes potential benefits and risks of centralized control versus market-led production. He cites Henry Ford’s contrasting view.
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United States
Water Works Aide Here Visits Chicago Exposition
Bob Andrews distribution superintendent for Amarillo water works visits A Century of Progress in Chicago. Water department employees at city hall receive postcard views of Old Heidelberg Inn, the exposition's largest restaurant, as Panhandle vacationists plan meals there.
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Bob Andrews
Amarillo
Spanish flyer pair vanishes over Gulf search widens
Spanish aviators Captain Mariano Barberan and Lieutenant Joaquin Collar are missing on a 1000 mile Havana to Mexico City flight after crossing the Atlantic. Dawn search by air, land, and sea fans out from Villa Hermosa in Tabasco toward Minatitlan as authorities note the route is sparsely populated.
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Havana
Atlantic
Mariano Barberan
Joaquin Collar
Villa Hermosa
Tabasco
Minatitlan
Gulf of Campeche
Vera Cruz State
Ruling on Repeal Delegates Eligibility for Teachers
In Austin on June 21, Attorney General James V. Allred ruled that state paid school employees may serve as delegates for either the wet or dry factions at the state convention to ratify or reject federal prohibition repeal, but they forfeit teaching pay while serving due to the position of trust. The question concerned Dr. J. A. Hill of Canyon State Teachers College.
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Austin
James V. Allred
W. N. Wiggins
Dallas
United Forces
Prohibition
Wiggins
J. A. Hill
Canyon State Teachers’ College
Dallas women injured as coupe overturns on slope between Terrell and Forney
Three Dallas women were injured when the coupe they rode in overturned while passing a truck on a slope between Terrell and Forney. The injured are Mrs Don Bass the driver Mrs J F Brewster and Mrs Truett Pool all from Dallas. They were en route to Tyler for a visit.
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Tex
Dallas
Here
Forney
Don Bass
J. F. Brewster
Truett Pool
Tyler
Amarillo Panhandle Boosters hail major Texas highway stride
Action by the Texas Highway Commission yesterday drew praise from Amarillo and Panhandle highway boosters as the most significant step forward since last fall in expanding and improving the regional road network.
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Texas Highway Commission
Amarillo
Panhandle
Federal courts have sole jurisdiction over bank embezzlement
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruled federal courts hold exclusive jurisdiction for embezzlement from national banks. It reversed a five year sentence for Robert Martin in Harrison County and dismissed the related state court charge of embezzlement of 962 dollars as assistant cashier of the Marshal National Bank. The ruling notes prior cases did not raise the jurisdiction issue on appeal.
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Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Robert Martin
Harrison County
Martin
Marshal National Bank
Mitchell Tax Case Goes to Jury in New York Trial
In New York City, federal jurors were sent the Mitchell income tax case after Judge Goddard finished the charge. Charles BE Mitchell, a banking figure, faces two counts alleging tax evasion linked to stock sales and a management fund. Maximum penalties include 10 years’ prison and a $20,000 fine. The jury, consisting of engineers, a contractor, an architect, and a publicity man, may convict on one or both counts.
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Charlies BE
Mitchell
Henry W. Goddard
Mitchel
National City Bank
Anaconda
W. D. Thornton
Greene Cananea Copper Co
Milk bootlegging crackdown moves forward locally
Health unit inspectors intensify action against unpermitted dairies after a fruit and vegetable ordinance suspension. Milk and dairy inspector Lewis Dodson says several small dairies try to operate without permits with Howard Ganns assisting enforcement efforts.
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Lewis Dodson
Howard Ganns
Dodson
Escort of slain girl doesn't identify trio
Bryan near here June 21 report says Irving Conway, fiancee Miss Ledelle Hammond, was shot by bandits Friday night north of Bryan. Conway failed to identify two men and a woman arrested in Houston in connection with the attack. He said one man slightly resembled one attacker, but neither matched the shooter. County Attorney Oak McKenzie released them.
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Bryan
Rwin Conway
Ledelle Hammond
Here
Houston
Conway
Miss Hammond
Oak McKenzie
First New Wheat Brings 60 Cents and a Premium
The first Amarillo truckload of new wheat delivered brought 60 cents per bushel plus a $5 premium. E L Burnett, 12 miles southeast of Amarillo, reported 10 bushels per acre on summer-fallowed land. grain tested 60 pounds. The Kearns Grain Elevator Co bought the lot.
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Amarillo
E. L. Burnett
Kearns Grain& Elevator Company
Government to tax wheat as surplus relief plan advances
Washington June 21 The agriculture secretary announced a tentative 30 cent per bushel processing tax on wheat to finance a wheat acreage reduction program. Wheat millers would pay the tax on flour stocks once the wheat loses identity, with a 4.6 bushels per standard flour barrel conversion. Effective July 15.
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Chicago
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Washington
Frank A. Thels
Wallace
Everything Ready For Departure Of Fair Special Train
The Globe-News dal announces readiness for the Santa Fe special train departing Amarillo next Sunday to the world’s fair. Polimans head to Amarillo to assemble the train carrying two diners. Mason King and Lois Black handle reservations at ten a day, while Wilbur C. Hawk funds the all expense tour at 75 dollars from Amarillo. Over 306 cities across Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico will be represented aboard this economical trip.
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Amarillo
Globe
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Buck Collapses At His Kidnapping Trial in Barnstable
In Barnstable Massachusetts Buck and his brother Kenneth Buck face kidnapping charges regarding Margaret Peggy McMath. Buck fainted on the witness stand during his testimony while Peggy described three days held with Kenneth in a cranberry shack and a hidden vacant-house floor concealment.
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Barnstable
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Cyril) Buck
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Peggy) McMath
Barnstable Superior Court
Willard Carleton
Cyril
Carleton
Edward F. Vanity
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