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Radio schedules list tonight programs from WABC New York Chain and WEOP New York with 7:00 and 9:00 slots. Shows include Taul Whiteman's Band Guy Lombardo's Orchestra Hour Diversified Hour Eskimos Orchestra and Vaudeville across stations KMOX WCCO WOWO WHAS WSM WEAC WTAM WJ WON KSD WSB WOAI and more.
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WABC
New York and Chain
Taul Whiteman
WADC
WEKRC
Wour
WRBM
Wwowo
KMOX
KMBC
KOI
WSPD
Woco
KLRA
WLAC
WDOD
WRRC
WREC
KTSA
WISN
WDSU
Institute of Masics
WDACG
WKIG
WGOHP
KOIL
WCCO
WOWO
Guy Lombardo
WBBM
WRC
WOHP
SHBC
KROIL
WHK
Weop
York and Chain
Diversified
WTAM
WWJ
KSD
WDAP
KSTP
WEAC
WHAS
WSM
WMC
WSB
Kwoo Woai
Eskimos Orchestra
KYW
WDAF
WTMJ
WSK
KPRO
Wearc
Brisbane on World Policy and Farm Relief Debate
Arthur Brisbane weighs in on U.S. and Europe policy urging non meddling abroad and parity in sea power with Britain. He critiques the farm relief debenture plan, questioning its benefits to farmers and cost to middlemen and taxpayers amid Senate action and rising labor costs.
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Amarillo
Insurance Discussed At Bricklayers State Convention
The Am arillo Hotel hosted the four day state convention of the Bricklayers organization with 150 delegates and officers attending. Harry C. Bates explained a new union insurance plan with broader benefits and stressed strict contract adherence. W J Moran spoke on conditions across Texas while noting brighter union prospects. An evening banquet and dance featured speakers Fred Bone S Lambie and Moran.
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Bricklayers Union
Bricklayers Organization
Amarillo Hotel
Harry C. Bates
International Union
United States
W. J. Moran
Southwestern Bricklayer
el Paso
Texas
Amarillo
Fred Bone
S. Lambie
William J. Moran
R I to Cancel Extra Fare on Golden State Limited
Extra fare charges on the Golden State Limited between Chicago and Los Angeles will be cancelled June 9. The train, which passes through Dulhart, covers the 63 hour trip without the extra charges while maintaining the same high class service.
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Golden State Limited
Rock Island
Los Angeles
Chicago
H. W. Clutter
D lJhart
Rosa Morini Arrives Today PRESENT TARIFF BILL TO HOUSE
The administration tariff bill to update the 1922 Fordney McCumber act was introduced in the House at noon by Chairman Hawley. The sugar schedule sets 3 cents a pound on 96 degree sugar with a 20 percent Cuba preference making 2.4 cents a pound. Cement is taxed eight cents per 100 pounds, lumber remains free, shingles get 25 percent ad valorem duty, hides stay free, wool rises to 34 cents a pound, wheat remains 42 cents.
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United Press
Washington
House
Hawley
Ways and Means Committee
Cuba
United States
South America
Huff Receives Suspended Term for Burglary
Allen Huff pleaded guilty to burglary in district criminal court and received a five year suspended sentence. John Roth also pleaded guilty to car theft and got a two year suspended term. Both cases were before the same jury.
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Allen Huff
John Roth
Tired pilots leave for homes today after balloon flight
The U S Navy Balloon No 1 crew Lieut Thomas W G Settle and Ensign Wilfred Bushnell landed near Canavay 25 miles from Charlottetown after a 44 hour restless flight, challenging the 1927 endurance record of 572 miles. Officials await NAA approval before official tallies. The Detroit Times bag and crew also held a previous endurance mark of 1000 cubic meters in 1927.
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Associated Press
Charlottetown
Pittsburgh
U. S. Navy
S. A.A. Rasmus
Detroit Times
E. J. Hill
Detroit
Times
Arthur G. Schlosser
Ranger Captain Flays Judge In Grand Jury Remarks
Austin May 7 Captain Frank Hamer of the State Rangers assailed Judge George Calhoun for citing the constitution to guard against illegal searches He urged stern action against bootleggers and warned he would continue raids despite the judge's stance He challenged Calhoun to indict him and his Rangers if displeased.
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Associated Press
Austin
George Calhoun
Travis County
Frank Hamer
State Rangers
Two Prisoners Still Behind Walls After Escape
Huntsville May 7 Two inmates Ed Crowder serving 41 years for bank robbery and Robert Bernard serving 30 years for burglary remain inside the state penitentiary after breaking from solitary confinement. Warden E F Harrell said the cell door was torn but guards blocked escape and the pair hid in the engine room before being found.
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Associated Press
Huntsville
State Penitentiary
Texas
E. F. Harrell
Ed Crowder
Houston
Robert Bernard
Bernard
Wheat Slumps on US Rate Cut Proposals
Wheat prices fell in Winnipeg as US railway rate cut proposals sent markets into turmoil. May wheat dropped about 8 percent to 1.14 per bushel, July slipped 6 percent to 1.13, and October also fell to around 1.13 as traders assessed potential new season laws.
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the Associated Press
Winnipeg
United States
Astin May Be New Head Of East Texas Chamber
Bryan May 7 Election of directors who will pick the next president of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce and designate the 1930 convention city dominates the two day meeting. E H Astin of Bryan is seen as likely president though he may decline. John D Middleton of Greenville has been discussed for ongoing convention leadership. J G Cook of Denison visits his niece Locha Mae Cook. Boxwell Bros Ambulance Ph 211.
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United Press
Bryan
Texas
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
E. H. Astin
John D. Middleton
Greenville
Guards Guard Textile Mills as Strike Deepens in South
In Atlanta on May 7, National Guard companies including a machine gun unit guarded approaches to mills of American Bemberg and American Glanzstoff in Elizabethton Tennessee aided by 100 special deputy sheriffs. Rayon plants reopened with loyal workers allowed back. two departments resumed operations with more to follow.
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United Press
Atlanta
South
Elizabethton
Tenn
National Guard
Bemberg
Tire Truck Driver Hurt In Collision
J C Sheppard driver of a tire d truck for Fred Gallo was injured in an automobile collision at Seventh and J Jackson streets early this morning. He was rushed to Northwest Texas Hospital with bruises and cuts and remains under observation for possible internal injuries. His truck was struck by a car driven by J O Jordan, which then glanced off and hit a car driven by Paul Nunn of the Panhandle Motor Company.
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J. C. Sheppard
Fred Gallo
J Jackson Streets
Sheppard
Northwest Texas Hospital
J. O. Jordan
Jordan
Paul Nunn
Panhandle Motor Company
Hoover declines to enter farm relief senate fight
President Hoover will not personally engage in the Senate clash over the debenture plan of farm relief. Administration leaders think a public move might be needed to prevent embarrassment to the farm program.
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Hoover
United Press
Washington
Senate
Family seeks help locating 16 year old Glenn Hanson
Mrs Alma N Hanson of Havyan Illinois requests police aid to find her 16 year old son Glenn who left home months ago. The family previously searched Amarillo in February and hope a new lead places him in this area. Contact Blackburns Ambulance or John Maynard Lumber Co for information.
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Alma N. Hanson
Havyan, Ill
Glenn
Hanson
Amarillo
Panhandle Festival Opens With Noted Singer Morini
The Panhandle Music Festival begins tomorrow at 8 AM in Amarillo Auditorium with piano voice and violin contests. Rosalinda Morini, a 26 year old famed singer praised across Europe, is expected this afternoon. Local manager Emil Myers predicts a memorable concert tomorrow night. Friday features band and orchestra contests with many ensembles from nearby towns.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Rosalinda Morini
America
Emil F. Myers
Francis Mace- Millen
Mostca
Don Jone Mojica
Sparrow Causes Citywide Power Outage at Southwestern Public Service Plant
A sparrow perched on a switchboard at the Southwestern Public Service power plant triggered a short circuit and fire cutting power to The Globe and much of the city from 11:53 a.m. to 12:54 p.m. Traffic signals failed and linotype operations stalled. many residents called for appliance repairs as crews restored service swiftly.
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Southwestern Public Service Company
Globe Office
Globe Linotype
Associated Press
United Real News
Electric Company
Nurses gather for 22nd Annual Graduate Nurses' Association of Texas meet
Approximately 100 nurses registered by noon and attended the opening session of the twenty second annual convention in a five day event. Noted doctors and nurses from national and state levels spoke, with public health nursing the focus today under Miss Mary Kennedy of Houston. The program planned for tomorrow and Thursday centers on private duty with special addresses.
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Graduate Nurses’ Association of Texas
Texas Organization For Public Health Nursing
Mary Kennedy
Houston
Harris County Red Cross Public Health Nursing Service
Mother Faints As Funeral Train Carries Slain Son
The Potter county grand jury continues its inquiry into the fatal shooting of Tom Walton Jr. by his father in law R H Hamilton in Oklahoma. Grace Walton fainted en route to McAlester for her son's burial and a nurse accompanied her in the train's stateroom. Probate and legal actions loom as leading attorneys and Brown Cracker company sponsors push for a special prosecutor. most witnesses reportedly examined and an indictment expected this afternoon.
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Oklahoma
Potter County
Grand Jury
Tom Walton
R. H. Hamilton
Grace Walton
McAlester Okla
McAlester
Amariffo
Hamilton
Edward W. Thomerson
Brown Cracker Company
Walton
Legal Array Employed To Defend Judge In Texas Slaying
R H Hamilton former Texas supreme court commission member shot his son in law, triggering a bitter legal clash in the Panhandle. The Globe reports no arrangements have been made with any special prosecutor. EDW W Thomerson District Attorney denies endorsement of a special prosecutor.
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R. H. Hamilton
Texas Supreme Court Commission
Panhandle
Patsandine
Hamil
Globe
State of Texan
Hamilton
Edw. W. Thomerson
Public funds raised to hire outside counsel in Walton case
Friends and sympathizers of Thomas Walton Jr and his mother Grace Walton are raising funds to hire outside counsel to aid District Attorney Edward Thomerson and associates in prosecuting Hamilton. A Fort Worth firm has been retained and talks to bring Alex Mood of Fort Worth onto the case are underway. Mood, a former Amarillo DA, is now in Amarillo as a federal prosecutor. A public fund of 1500 dollars had been raised as the subscription start.
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Amarillo
Mood
Amarill
Thomerson
Charley Mays
Fort Worth
Walton
Mays
Day in Congress: tariff bill outlook and Mellon probe updates
The House meets at noon to take up a tariff revision bill while the Senate continues debate on the expert debenture proposal. Senate judiciary committee members present reports on the Mellon investigation.
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House
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
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