Dust storms sweep Amarillo plains straining families and crews
Plain folk endure the latest dust storm as roads and wires go down. Residents report frayed nerves among women and men while relief teams push through to Dalhart and Stratford. Oil wells are blown out, and one dry hole becomes a 100 bbl per hour producer. Sam Vaughn recovers at home after vitamin K treatment.
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Amarillo
Sam Vaughn
Polk Street
North Plains
Canadian River
Dalhart
Stratford
Dumas
Tts
Six layer dinner and kitchen class recipes
Miss Covert leads a home economics class through a six layer dinner recipe and other experiments. Recipes include a six layer dish with rice or potatoes, three fruit sherbet, cheese cornucopias, prune bread, and practical kitchen tips from Miss Covert.
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Covert
News-Globe
Lone Woman Seeks Housekeeping Work in Town or City
The letter from a 24 year old woman asks Tack for housekeeping work or town city employment. She notes experience in care work and shopping in a store and asks to be called between 2 o clock.
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Tam
Srking
Entey
Hess
Italy
Stott
Culbertson Leads In Bridge Match With Sonic Upset
The report describes Culbertson and Ely racking up big scores in a bridge match on a night of heated play. Culbertson surged ahead by bidding a small slam in hearts and clinching every trick on the 13th rubber, while Ely and his wife posted strong gains earlier to narrow the deficit.
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Culbertson
Ely
Sims
Cilbertson
Relief Meeting Scheduled for Tomorrow at Courthouse
Unemployed workers urged to attend a relief meeting in the district court room at the courthouse at 7 30 tomorrow night. Lewis C. Griffin and C F Tyrer lead the event with emphasis on furthering education and FERA school programs at Seimer High School from 4 to 8 30. Meredith to speak briefly.
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Tewis C. Griffin
C F ‘Tyrer
FERA
Meronitin
Vielok
Seimier
Meredith
Tmnorrow
Sick Prisoners Escape While Being Treated
Sick prisoners Circle Mears and Fo Wing escaped from Potter County authorities yesterday afternoon while at the city county health unit for treatment. Deputy Sheriff Gib Landis said sick prisoners deserve medical care and were not handcuffed during the doctor's visit.
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Circle Mears
Fo Wing
Potter County
Beng
Sherif Gib Landis
Danna
Seventh District Women Clubs Convene in Plainview
About 200 delegates and officers from across Texas gather for the 14th annual Seventh District convention. Highlights include talks by Mrs. J. W. Fincher of Houston and Mrs. Phebe K. Warner of Claude on home rehabilitation, with Mrs. Volney Taylor of Brownsville slated as tonight’s President's Evening speaker. Registration预计 near 400.
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Plainview
Texas Federation of Women Clubs
J. W. Fincher
Houston
Phebe K. Warner
Claude
J. A. Fields
Haskell
Volney Taylor
Brownsville
Republican plan for Chicago headquarters fund outlined
Henry P. Fletcher was informed of a plan to allocate part of a $100,000 fund, not needed for operating a Chicago headquarters, to the Republican National Committee. John D. M. Hamilton, Kansas Republican National Committeeman, discussed the plan and reported no objection to the proposal.
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Washington
Henry P. Fletcher
United Press
John D. M. Hamilton
Kansas
Republican National
Fletcher
Hamilton
National Committee
Mothers in trial echo run of Bonnie and Clyde case
Emma Parker mother of Bonnie Parker leaves jail after 14 years at work in a clothing factory. Another daughter Hillie Mace serves a year and a day in federal prison. Sheriff notes Ray Hamilton fate while mother Steve Davis expresses bitterness toward law. Floyd Hamilton at Leavenworth faces two-year term. the five-year bank robbery sentence may join. The three women among 20 harboring Clyde and Bonnie before their Louisiana slayings last May.
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Emma Parker
Bonnie
Clyde
Hillie Mace
Steve Davis
Raymond Hamilton
Smoot Schmid
Ray
Floyd Hamilton
Leavenworth
WH. Atwell
Louisiana
Robbery at Van Buren Drug Store Reported
Thieves and several arrests were expected within hours after a daring robbery at the Van Buren Drug Store. The bandits took cash and valuables, including a safe, as they fled and a manhunt began for the attackers.
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Tae Growthes
van Buren
Mary McCormic to Sing Despite Dust at Friday concert
Opera star Mary McCormic plans a Friday night concert at the Municipal Auditorium for local residents. Tickets are 50 and 75 cents, with a rush of demand and requests already pouring in from the Globe News.
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High Seas
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New York
Vienna
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Texas
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Globe News
Miss McCormic
Hamlin case jury hear confessions and rulings unfold
Judge Nelson rules defense access to all Hamlin statements and confessions. Prosecutors Grady Hazlewood and Simpson oppose. confession No 1 excluded from admissibility. Minter identifies four confessions. jury deliberations continue as courtroom tensions rise and notes are transcribed.
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Hamlin
Grady Hazlewood
Simpson
Miller
Norman Minter
Adams
Ham- Hin
Minter
Carl Hare
Hare
E.T. Miller
Potter County
Oakland
Calif
Hazlewood
W. R. McDowell
Roosevelt Faces Banking Bill Debate Amid Tax Controversy
Capitol session notes show President Roosevelt engaged with Senator Robinson on banking control and tax publicity battles. Huey Long attacks publicity repeal while La Follette proposes a broad public tax disclosure and higher rates. Harold Hopkins eyed to lead a vast works relief program amid fiscal clashes.
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Roosevelt
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Congress
Harrison
Mississippi
Finance Committee
House
Huey P. Long
la Follette
Wisconsin
Florida
Harry L. Hopkins
Iowa
Texas Moves to Hinder Federal Control of Oil
The Texas House narrowly backs measures to bind Texas to a conservation compact and to extend state railroad commission powers to curb oil production. Senate forecast favors market demand legislation within three weeks with Governor Allred's stance unclear. Representative Latham supports retraction of market demand to avert federal intervention.
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Texas
State Railroad Commission
Senate
James V. Allred
Representes
Robert W .Calvert
National Congress
Texas Senate
Pauline
Sidney Latham
Longview
Texas House of] and Gas Committee
Panhandle
Thomas Federal OU
Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Market Updates
Kansas City hogs and cattle markets show mixed movements with slower trade but some gains in fat cattle and veal market strength noted. New Orleans cotton futures drifted lower amid light volume, with May at 10.93 and July 10.96, while export demand remained tepid and policy talks surfaced in Washington.
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Mouston
Liverpool
Quest Market
Japan Leaves League and Sparks World Tension
Geneva reports Japan’s exit from the League of Nations prompts two major issues: whether Japan will align with Germany and how its navy will use former German islands under mandate. The move alarms the United States, Britain, France, and others over East Asia trade, security, and naval policy.
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U.P
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League of Nations
Germany
Russia
Poland
East Prussia
United States
France
Indo China
Great Britain
Hong Kong
Australia
New
Zealand
Brazil
Paraguay
United Press
German demands dominate talk over peace and arms
Berlin discussions reveal Germany pressing for equal air strength with Britain and France and a 400 000 ton navy with no treaty limits. Hitler's uncompromising stance shocks negotiators as France and Britain fear a collapse of pacification efforts.
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MacDonald
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Daily Telegraph
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France
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Germany
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
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U.P
John Simon
Reichsuehrer
Adolf Hitler
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Pierre Laval
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