Judge Mack Declares Roosevelt Renomination At Philadelphia
Judge John E. Mack of Poughkeepsie delivers the nominating speech for Franklin D. Roosevelt at the Democratic convention in Philadelphia. He recalls Roosevelts 1928 return and 1933 recovery, urging delegates to back the 1936 ticket as a fight for common people against privilege.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Philadelphia
U.P
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
United States
John E. Mack
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Mack
Chicago
Roosevelt
Lemke Coughlin Propose New Money Policy At Royal Oak
William Lemke and Father Charles Coughlin unveiled a new Union Party plank urging abolition of federal reserve notes and replacing currency with United States money issued by Congress. They see debt relief by wiping out 2 billion dollars in bonds as a moral purge and anticipate broad regional gains for their ticket.
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Detroit
William Lemke
Union Party
Charles FB. Coughlin
Lemke
Father Coughlin
Thomas Charlies O'Brien
Boston
Royal Oak
Mich
National Union For Social Justice
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Congress
Ohio
New England
Michigan
Middlewest
West
Pennsylvania
Iainois
Louisiana
Pather Coughlin
Alfred M. Landon
Roosevelt
Landon
Townsend
White House
Judge rules Houston music violates anti noise ordinance
Houston court fines drink stand operator Charles Archer $15 for allowing his three piece orchestra to play one song. Judge Ben S. Davidson finds the music illegal if audible in adjoining homes, prompting an appeal to higher courts. Residents complain of insomnia from the nightly racket as police officer H Serres testifies.
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Houston
Charles Archer
Archer
State Court of Criminal Appeals
Ben S. Davidson
G. T. Roberts
Farley Finds No Prospect in Gallery Fight
Big Jim Farley, former New York Boxing Commission chair and later Postmaster General, watched gallery brawl during the convention with calm humor. He dismissed the Smith banners incident as minor and said no promising fighters appeared among the fracas. The Democrat scene continued as gendarmes restored order while references to the Smith group persisted.
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Henry McLemore
Philadelphia
Big Jim Farle
New York Boxing Commission
Maker
Parley
al Smith
Rail Act Ruled Void While Silent On Plans In New York
Justice Bailey declares the 1935 railroad retirement plan unconstitutional in a ruling that finds the pension and tax measures inseparable parts of a single scheme. The decision blocks July 1 effective dates for rail wages tax and payroll levy amid a challenge by 131 first class carriers and 289 smaller rail enterprises. The report notes Alfred F. Smith’s quiet stance on campaigning and his potential independent Democrat role versus the Landon Knox ticket.
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Washington
Jennings Bailey
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Summary
Weather outlook for Amarillo and nearby areas calls for fair skies tonight and through Saturday. West Texas similar with minimal temperature change. New Mexico projects generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with little variation in temperatures. Highs and lows noted as 70 and 95 degrees in Amarillo earlier today.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Rudy Vallee Set for Amarillo Concert and Dance
Two days remain to reserve seats for Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees in Amarillo. Concert at Municipal Auditorium next Monday night with tickets 40 cents to 1 dollar 65. dance at the Nat from 10:30 PM to 1:30 AM next Monday into Tuesday costing 2.20 per person. Jindy Starr and the Stewart Sisters plus the Three Graces join the program. mail orders go to Lois Black at The Amarillo Globe News.
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Rudy Vallie
City Drug
Guy Lombardo
Rudy Vallee
Connecticut Yankees
Jindy Starr
Stewart Sisters
Three Graces
Texas
Amarillo
Tri-State Fair
Daner
Man Claims Self Defense in Ax Slayings Near Johnson City
Ernest Herwig, 41, a Hill Country farmer, admitted killing his wife and her six year old son with an ax, claiming self defense. He spoke from Travis County jail as two murder charges filed in Johnson City. Bodies found in their home ten miles southeast of Johnson City. two daughters, Virginia 11 and Joy 6, were nearby.
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Austin
Ernest Herwig
Herwig
Blanes County
Travis County
Johnson City
Japanese reply sought to U S protest over Peiping incident
Major Takeo Imai, assistant military attaché, said foreigners in Peiping must understand the sacred status of the Imperial Japanese flag and that Japan would reply to the U S ambassador's protest in a few days. He warned the flag’s significance drives soldiers to act decisively and pledged troops would be especially careful to prevent repeats.
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Peiping
Takeo Imai
Landon Heads to Colorado Mountains for Vacation
Governor Alf M Landon arrives in Estes Park Colorado with family to take a summer lease at the McGraw Ranch in Rocky Mountain National Park. He plans outdoor leisure including fishing riding and visits until a legislative session in Topeka on July 5. Mrs Landon will stay with their three children and Mrs S E Cobb until September.
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Estes Park
Colo
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Topeka
Kas
McGraw Ranch
Rocky Mountain National Park
Landon
Philip H. Rose
Ardmore
Penn
Country Gentleman
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Jurist Dismisses Sanity Tests for Zioncheck
Washington June 26 Justice Daniel W O Donoghue of the DC Supreme Court dismissed proceedings to determine if Representative Zioncheck of Washington state was sane. The action was at the request of T Gillespie Walsh who said the congressman had been admitted to a private hospital in Towson Maryland for an indefinite period of treatment.
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Washington
Zioncheck
Washington State
Daniel W. O'Donoghue
District of Columbia Supreme Court
T. Gillespie Walsh
Towson
Rubye Nix Zioncheck
Anna Nadeau
Seattle
Hilton fined for shot in Watseka court
In Watseka Illinois on June 26 Judge John McCan fined Gil bert Hilton after he fired a pistol. Hilton suffered a bullet wound to his leg and paid 25 dollars as punishment as the slug also struck his wife in the ankle. The court ruled the act disturbed the peace.
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Watseka
Gilbert
Hilton
John McCan
March On Jerusalem To Help Arabs
Edward J Neil outlines a call to action urging support for Arabs in Jerusalem. The piece frames aid as a humanitarian effort and encourages reader involvement in the proposed march.
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Jerusalem
Bedouin Leaders Plan March to Aid Palestinians
Leaders of about 100,000 Bedouin warriors in Trans-Jordan proposed a march toward Jerusalem to support Arabs in Palestine. At a meeting with 200 sheiks they demanded action from Emir Abdullah and warned of crossing the Jordan within 10 days to “free them ourselves” if Jewish and British control persists. Bedouins have reportedly crossed the Jordan with about 1,200 frontier troops guarding the border.
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Amman
Transjorda
Bedouin Warrio
Jertesalem
Holy Land
Fmir Abdullah
Trans-Jordan
Palestine
Jordan
American writer Arthur Brisbane column notes on day topics
In Paris editor notes disclaim the Globe column as Brisbane’s opinions. In Pawtucket Rhode Island on June 26 a payroll truck carrying $19,000 vanished from Main Street. the truck was recovered nearby, locked, but the driver was missing and police suspect kidnapping.
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Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Nota
Pawtucket
R. L
Main Street
Fischer cancels address at June Jubilee in Brady
F W Fischer of Tyler, gubernatorial candidate, cancelled his Brady address. He said Coke Stephenson, speaker of the Texas House, would present the candidate's platform to voters during the annual July Jubilee on July 2.
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Brady
F. W Fischer
Tyler
Fischer
Coke Stephenson
Texas House of Representatives
Judge Delays Murder Trial in Childress
In Childress on June 26 Judge A J Fires postponed the murder trial of Buena Mae Richardson, charged with knifing Brown Warren last August. She was convicted in January and given 15 years but granted a new trial due to illness of a court stenographer, now set for July 13.
Our Gang Co Star Darla Hood Visits Amarillo Friends
Darla Hood known as Darla Jean Hood from Our Gang visits Amarillo during a vacation. She met with fans at the home of Mr and Mrs H C Lyles and spoke about filming under Hal Roach contract with MGM releases. Darla, four to seven years old, has appeared in eight pictures including Bohemian Girl and Neighborhood House.
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Darla
Amarillo
Spanky McFarland
Hollywood
Darla Jean Hood
Charley Chase
Our Gang
Hal Roach
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
H. C. Lyles
Mississippi
J. C. Hood
Los Angeles
Leacy
Spanky
Chicago
Detroit
Scattereé
Oklahoma
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London
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Republican National Committee
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