Senator Clint Small Returns for Amarillo Rally
Senator Clint Small arrives in Amarillo after a Texas swing to outline his gubernatorial platform and rally supporters. Crowds from Panhandle counties pledge active backing, with a noon banquet and 7:30 pm speech at the auditorium as part of a big stateside campaign push.
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East Texas
Clint Small
Panhandle
Amarillo
Senator Smallly
Armarillo Hotel
User United
AL & Pep
Amall
Bly County
Capitol Hotel
Young Democrats
Weath Texas
Senator Amall
New York Post foresees Nazi collapse to military rule
The New York Post predicts Adolf Hitler will be stripped of power within weeks, with Hjalmar Schacht maintaining economic control and several potential successors named for chancellor or regent. The article, by Jo hannes Steel, outlines a seven step transition and notes Thyssen as a key power broker in the Ruhr and Rhine regions.
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New York
New York Post
Johannes Steel
Adolph Hitler
Germany
Steel
Hitler
Hjalmar Schacht
Hindenburg
von Hindenburg
Franz von Papen
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Hohenzollern
Senator Rothschild and Konoye Visit Amid Washington Hubbub
A report from Washington notes Baron Maurice Rothschild and Prince Fumimaro Konoye visiting the capital. Sen. Hiram Johnson backs war debt payments as Fess and Borah clash over monetary policy. Mrs. Hugh Johnson’s anecdote highlights social whispers around power and fame.
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Senate
Baron Maurice Rothschild
Paris
Sen
Hiram Johnson
California
Prince Fumimaro Konoye
House of Peers
Prince Fumitaka
Princeton
West Texas Young Democrats caucus set at Capitol Hotel
Leaders of West Texas Young Democrats gather this afternoon at 4 in the Capitol Hotel for a caucus with state district and club leaders invited. At 6 30 a banquet honors Sen Clint Small and celebrates Amarillo as the 1935 convention city. Ray Johnson and McDonald Leech absent. Mayor Ross Rogers to speak.
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West Texas
Ross Rogers
Ambassador Bullitt Escapes Plane Crash Uninjured
Ambassador William C. Bullitt of the United States escaped injury in a plane crash yesterday near Leningrad while flying his private aircraft with U. S. military attache Lieutenant Thomas D. White. The motor failed as White attempted a landing. the plane nosed over after wheels hit soft ground, but both men were unharmed as Bullitt awaited a visit from his young daughter Anne arriving Wednesday.
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Leningrad
William Co. Bullitt
United States
Thomas D. White
Anne
White
Senator Gus Russek Fined and Sentenced in Bank Case
Houston report: Gus Russek of Schulenburg veteran State Senator and Texas Senate Banking Committee chair was fined 5000 dollars four months in the New Orleans workhouse and given a suspended four year prison term for misapplication of funds from the First National Bank of Schulenburg.
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Houston
Gus Russek of
Schulenburg
Texas Senate Banking Committee
New Orleans
First National Bank of Schulenburg
Plane crash kills five at aviation meet
Five spectators died when a plane crashed into a crowd at Bemisce near the Hungarian border during a Yugoslav aviation meet. Three others were injured and reported dying.
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Vienna
Bemisce
Garber Concert and Dance Tickets Go On Sale Today
Tickets for the Jan Garber concert and dance at Tri-State Fair went on sale at City Drug Store No. 1. The lower floor ticket is 1.40 dollars with a 0.35 dollar free ticket offered per 1.00 dollar purchase. Dance admission at Nat Dine and Dance Palace is 1.50 dollars per person.
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Jan Garber
City Drug Store No. 1
Nat Dine and Dance Palace
Rites for Dr. True to Be at 4 O'clock
Death claims Amarillo resident Eben F True age 85 after a long life in the area since 1878 Funeral services set for 4 pm at Blackburn Shaw with Rev Fincher and Dr Thomson officiating Pallbearers Jim Gable Jim Hamil Jim Shelton Jim Bolton Jim Vernon and Jim Gabke Burial in Llano Cemetery beside Mrs True who died in 1917 True came west in 1876 from Livermore Maine to join LX Ranch at Lamar Colorado
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Amarillo
E. F. True
Pierce Street
Blackburn-Shaw
E. B. Fincher
Elwood Presbyterian Church
R. Thomson
Central Presbyterian Church
Jim
Jim Gable
Canyon
Hamil
Farwell
Jim Shelton
Jim Bolton
Jim Vernon
Jim Gabke
Dr. True
Llano
Mrs. True
Eben F. True
Livermore
Lamar
Colo
Boston Cleansing Shop Photo ID Links Miss Tufverson Case
Boston dispatch reports positive identification of photographs of missing attorney Agnes Tufverson by a Boston dry cleaner employee. Ruth Hall identified images supplied by the NYPD Bureau of Missing Persons as the woman who visited the shop on May 15 and again June 1 to 10, with a dress matching that brought to the plant. No customer addresses are on record due to the shop’s three hour service.
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Boston
Agnes Tufverson
Ruth Hall
Tufverson
Bureau of Missing Persons
New York Police Department
Miss Turverson
East Texas Oil Man Locke Sentenced for Contempt
N. L. Locke a prominent East Texas oilman was sentenced to 90 days in jail for federal contempt of court connected to producing hot oil. His company violated a federal court injunction resisting proration breaches of Texas Railroad Commission rules. Attorneys for Locke immediately appealed.
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Sherman, Tex
U.P
N. 8
Locke
East Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Randolph Bryant
Tragedy in Wake Of Serum Given By Physician
In Healdsburg California Dr Byron L Baldwin faced the death of his two sons after giving anti polio serum. Jackie 2 died while Bobbie 7 remained critically ill. The serum, bought from a Santa Rosa lab, was believed contaminated and analysis was started by state health officials.
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Healdsburg
Calif
Byron L. Baldwin
Jackie
Bobbie
California
Los Angeles
Baldwin
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Santa Rosa
State Department of Public Health
Jimmy Wedell Dies in Plane Crash While Teaching Student
Patterson La June 25 James R Jimmy Wedell 34 famed speed flier and world land plane record holder for 305.33 mph is killed in a crash while teaching Frank Sneeringer Mobile Ala to fly. The English built Gypsy Moth plunged into a muddy rice field near Patterson airport minutes after takeoff. Sneeringer seriously hurt but hopes for recovery. Wedell linked to Baby Sue Trammell mercy flight last year and planned to race in the London Melbourne next October. His body to New Orleans then West Columbia Texas for interment.
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Sneeringer
Patterson
Wedell- Williams Air Service Corporation
Wedell
London
Melbourne
Australia
Texas City
Texas
New Orleans
Mid-West Gale Toll Rises to 12 in Three States
Death toll from weekend storms climbs to twelve with six more fatalities. Property losses near one million dollars as rain and hail follow strong winds. Emergency responses note drownings in Washington Indiana and other rescue attempts.
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Chicago
Washington
Ind
Man Found Dead at Home of Grimmetts Killing Wife and Daughter
Fordyce Arkansas police report a man, Lee Grimmett, 47, shot to death at his service station home. His wife Ola, 35, and daughter Nancy Louise, 9, were found beaten and dying by neighbors who heard shots. A rifle lay beside the husband’s body, and police say the fatal shot likely came from the rifle near Grimmett’s face.
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Fordyce
Ark
Lee Grimmett
Ola
Nancy Louise
Grimmett
Manchester
Tenn
Dick Wilkerson
President Roosevelt’s Boy and the Harsh Lessons of Life
Arthur Brisbane notes the President, a Harvard alumnus, watched Harvard crews win and lose while his son rowed in one boat. He argues a young man benefits from early defeats to avert greater failures later. A seasoned editor cautions the public about overreacting to the outcomes.
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Arthur Brisbane
America
Brisbane
Globe
Harvard
Roosevelt
Carvalho
Planes Crash Over Bristol Flying School
Three flying officers died when two airplanes collided 2,000 feet above the Bristol flying school. One occupant bailed out and landed with minor injuries.
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Bristol
England
Bristol Flying School
Interest High In Last Races At Tri-State Meet
Spectators from the Panhandle crowded the Panhandle track for the spring race meeting. The Derby topped the card as the sixth event, drawing state and county candidates seeking nominations.
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Tri-State
Panhandle
Death at 80 Years Is Still a Dream
Burlington Michigan June 26 AP Por 15 years Willard Hyatt believed he would die in 1994 His grandfather died at 80 his father died at 80 He once had a tombstone engraved Born 1864 Died 1944 and set it up in a cemetery Yesterday he celebrated his 80th birthday in the best health in 20 years and walked to the cemetery to see his grave.
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Burlington
Mich
Willard Hyatt
Hyatt
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Monday Night and Tuesday
Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for fair tonight and Tuesday with partly cloudy skies on Tuesday. West Texas and New Mexico trends show generally fair to tonight and Tuesday with cooler readings in the southeast portion. temperatures range from 69 to 90 degrees today.
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Amarillo
West
Texas
New Mexico
Armed escapees hunt on West Texas plains after jail break
Four armed inmates who seized hostages from the Lubbock County jail fled south of Lubbock and released two captives eight miles northeast of Big Spring. They robbed a deputy, took bank official Waller Posey and justice of the peace Campbell Elkins, then vanished. Posey says the men planned no clear destination and boasted they would shoot if pursued.
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Big Spring
Tex
Lubbock County
West Texas Plains
Here
Campbell H. Elkins
Posey
Elkins
Stanton
Coupe
Nels
Nelson
New
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