Emperor Hirohito Sees Hopeful U S Trade Bonds
American reporter Rey W. Howard describes an audience with Emperor Hirohito and later talks with Foreign Minister Uchida. He notes Japan and the United States share strong commercial ties that should grow, with American trade expanding in Manchoukuo and no threat to the Far East’s new door.
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Hirohito
Japan
United Press
Rey W. Howard
Howard
United States
Far East
Count Yasuya, Uchida
Manchoukuo
Warrants Promise More Raids on Hotel Tardy Violators
Sheriff and police conduct five raids on the Sebits Hotel at 110 1-2 West Fifth Avenue. Over 1,200 full pints and 922 empties seized, plus 56 gallons of beer and brewing equipment. Two Amarillo residents R I Riley and Dick Mayo arrested and fined $300 each. liquor- beer quantities recovered from Rooms 332 228 and 330. Separate note on traffic warrant enforcement and mailed notices with penalties.
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Sebits Hotel
West Fifth Avenue
Inso
E. F. Riley
Dick Mayo
Amarillo
Justice B. R.glark
Mayo
Lindbergh Tragedy Home Becomes Children's Welfare Center
The Hopewell home of Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh will be a children’s welfare center under High Field Inc. Incorporators include James M. Fhelan as agent and trustees Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh Dr. Abraham Flexner Col. Henry Breckenridge and Owen R. Lovejoy. The group aims to provide welfare for children including education training hospitalization without discrimination.
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Jersey City
N. J
Hopewell
Charles A. Lindbergh
High
Abraham Flexner
Henry Breckenridge
Owen R. Lovejoy
Hitler Drives Out Socialists In Reich Decree
June 23 Berlin reports Nazi storm troopers and local authorities begin enforcement of a cabinet decree banning the Socialist party. The order abolishes Socialist offices and property, bans newspapers and meetings, and removes 121 Reichstag seats and leaders linked to treason. Public employees are forbidden to remain with Socialists, who are now seen as identical to Communists.
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Berlin
U.P
Reich
Socialist Party
Germany
Reichstag
Communist Party
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Adolf Hitler
Yangtse Flood Threatens Chinese Heartland
Shanghai June 23 The Yangtse River has risen dramatically after heavy rains and now threatens extensive cities towns and farmlands in its basin. Emergency measures to strengthen dikes are under way as minor breaks flood isolated areas.
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Shanghai
China
North China
Yellow River
Honan
Kiangsu
MacDonald Sees Hope As World Economic Conference Continues
The world economic conference adjourned for the weekend with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald stating the talks will not end but continue. He cited currency stabilization and a broad wheat plan as key steps, with Australia set to join a five power accord and Russia and Argentina agreeing to curb wheat exports.
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Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Australia
Russia
Argentina
Canada
United States
Balbo plans record transatlantic seaplane flight from Orbetello
War Minister Italo Balbo declares 25 seaplanes ready for a dawn departure on a 6 300 mile flight via sub polar routes to Chicago with 24 aircraft completing the journey and the 25th making Reykjavik or replacing a grounded plane. The expedition includes Gen Emilio De Bono and 100 fliers and aims to gather data for future regular air routes.
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Orbetello
Italy
Italo Balbo
Chicago
Alps
Emilio de Bono
Reykjavik
Iceland
High Seas Aerial Navigation School
Cartwright
Shediac
Montreal
Balbo
Panhandle 70 wheat crop boosts farmers with tax funds
A 7,000,000 bushel Panhandle wheat crop, half the prior year, will bring farmers over 4 million dollars in revenue plus more than 1 million from processing tax. Wheat sells at 60 cents a bushel, up from 30 cents last year. expert estimates place the crop at about 7.0 million bushels. Road weather aids crop quality. drought relief efforts and a 50,000 dollar emergency relief allotment support livestock feed needs as Texas inspectors tour Panhandle counties.
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Associated Press
Panhandle
Walter Barlow
Great West Mill & Elevator Company
Joana
Texas Rehabilitation and Relief Commission
Davis
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Dallam
Hartley
Sherman
Moore
Hansford
Ochiltree
Lipscomb
Hemphill
Roberts
Carson
Hutchinson
Oldham
Potter
Deaf Smith
Mattern missing flyer echoes in mysterious SOS call
In Seattle wireless stations listened for an explanation of a Russian message claiming news on Jimmy Mattern, the missing round the world flyer off the Siberian coast for nine days. Officials cautioned against assuming success as the sender may relay Soviet orders. Also Mexico City reports investigators suggest Barberan and Collar may have fallen into the Gulf of Mexico.
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Seattle
Wash
North Pacific
Jimmy Mattern
Siberian
Ed Stevens
Breme
Mexico City
Mariano Barberan
Joaquin Collar
Havana
Gulf of Mexico
A F of L Reports Jobless Decreasing
The American Federation of Labor reports May employment rose with more than 495000 people returning to work and notes an implied uptrend. unemployment declined by 1200600 since March 1.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Four Boys Held on Murder Charges After Escape
June 23. Four frightened boys held in county jail near the state reformatory after fleeing Wednesday night when one killed blacksmith foreman to seize his car keys. Murder charges filed against Grady Applegate, Willard Scott, James Anderson, and Clarence Raines. Scott alleged to have wielded the ax. Scott, 17, reportedly incorrigible and immune from prosecution in Texas on murder charges.
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Gatesville
U.P
State Reformatory
Texas
Meridian
Morgan
Cornell Robinson
Grady Applegate
Wood County
Willard Scott
Oklahoma City
James Anderson
Fort Worth
Clarence Raines
Centerville
United Press Today
Scott
Robinson
Will Leonard
Reformatory
Want ads reach 32,000 readers daily
The text argues size of ads matters less than cost and placement. It notes Park Avenue jumbo ads and wart ads in Globe News ads fail to attract, while a small want ad in the classifieds reaches about 32,000 daily readers.
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Park Avenue
The
Globe News
Bootleg Kidnap Case Ties McMath to Gang
Kenneth Buck testified that Neil C. McMath knew bootleg crew behind Peggy McMath kidnapping. He quoted a bootlegger named Bill saying McMath needed money and this was the way. Cyril Buck pressed for names as Peggy’s parents watched from the courtroom aboard a yacht Bob.
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Barnstable
Mass
U.P
Kenneth Buck
Neil C. McMath
Harwich
Peggy McMath
Kenneth
Bill
McMath
Cyril
Elias Burwick
Bob
Jouder
Peggy
Texans Raise Funds For Exhibit at Fair
A Texas businessmen committee led by H. H. Ochs seeks 25000 to fund a Lone Star State exhibit at the Chicago World's Fair. The Texas World’s Fair Commission, headed by L. E B. Snavely, discussed finance with the committee. Ochs expects funds by next Monday as Houston and San Antonio report progress.
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Austin
Texas
Lone Star State
H. H. Ochs
San Antonio
L. E B. Snavely
Harlingen
Chicago
Ochs
Houston
Amarillo Weather Forecast: partly cloudy to fair
Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity and West Texas calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday with generally fair skies. New Mexico areas may see unsettled weather with possible thunderstorms in the northwest and cooler readings in the southeast. Temperatures reach 65 to 89 today.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Final Saturday Noon Deadline for Fair Reservations
The Globe News special to the world fair closes reservations Saturday noon as travelers rush to secure accommodations at fixed prices for the Century of Progress trip. Wilbur C. Hawk urges those joining the tour to act, with Mason King dispatching assignments to patrons in over 35 Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico cities. The Amarillo departure price is 875.
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Globe News
Wilbur C. Hawk
Mason King
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Amarilin
Swim Fatal for Picnicker at Fink Lake
Mrs. T. M. Isham, 39, drowned while swimming with picnickers after an midnight supper at Fink Lake near Lakeview. The body surfaced at 8:50 a.m. about eight feet from shore, where she had aimed to reach.
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Lakeview
T. M. Isham
Fink Lake
Here
Business Continues Expansion Beyond Seasonal Fluctuations
New York reports the Dun Bradstreet review finds business growth continues despite seasonal factors. Manufacturing schedules rise above last week as trade widens, with unexpectedly strong momentum noted by industry veterans.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet Review
Government aid to Kansas wheat farmers begins next week
In Kansas City on June 23 a government program to assist wheat farmers begins rolling out next week with the first of a series of measures. The initiative aims to ease costs and stabilize prices for growers facing market pressures.
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ST. Paul
Mian
Wallace
Roosevelt
University of Minnesota College of Agriculture
Kansas City
Roosevelt Heads North After London News Dispatch
President Roosevelt with his two youngest sons and A. Paul of Philadelphia leaves Portland Maine for Tenants Harbor near Rockland. He says London economic conference reports show progress and expresses gratification with the conference status.
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Roosevelt
A. ¥. Paul
Philadelphia
Portland
Rockland
Sky Train Aims To Revolutionize Air Transport
A single motorized plane tows three motorless gliders aloft near Los Angeles in a historic demonstration. Pilot Joe Plosser leads Richard Du Pont Hawley Bowlus and D W Wilson as the gliders form a fan behind the carrier. After thirty minutes the gliders detach and land safely at Grand Central Airport.
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Los Angeles
United States
Joe Plosser
Richard du Pont
Wilmington
Del
du Pont
Hawley Bowlus
Charles A. Lindbergh
D. W. Wilson
Plosser
Grand Central Airport
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