Domestic origin of most canned meats stressed in Texas rally
A Texas cattle group protests President Roosevelt's navy beef order and argues most canned meats are made in the United States. A local packer representative notes only corned beef and roast beef are imported, pointing to Bureau of Animal Industry labeling and plant numbers. Telegrams urging congressional action were sent by the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association to Washington.
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Sunday Globe News
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Hap” Johnson
The
Panhandle Livestock Association
Tom Connally
Conally
Washington Fort Worth
W.P
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Roosevelt
Navy
Henry Bell
Joe Sneed
Amarillo
Texas
Washington
Army
House Refuses Tax Request in Texas Row
Texas House, by four votes, rejects a request to urge Governor O Daniel to back a statutory tax plan for social security financing. Rep. Reaves accuses the governor of promoting a sales tax and urges use of media to push luxury and natural resource taxes. Vote 43 to 49.
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Austin
Texas Poe of Representatives
W. Lee O’daniel
R. H. Reaves
Blackwell
O'Daniel
Reaves
O’daniel
Explosion Destroys Store at 905 West Tenth Avenue
Fire following an alcohol fueled blast levelled the Nation al Nations Company store at 905 West Tenth Avenue. Proprietor M. O. Williams suffered severe burns. clerk Evelyn Kesler escaped unharmed as fire destroyed stock and building interiors.
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National Nations Company
West Tenth Avenue
M. O
Mike” Williams
Evelyn Kesler
Williams
Alabama Street
Caraway
Postal Officials Decline to Name Blame in Slayings
Corpus Christi May 15 postal authorities refused to fix blame for the killings of Postmaster McGloin aged 50 and Assistant Postmaster Arthur E. Dittmer in the federal building on Saturday. Death certificates list gunshot wounds. Postal Inspector McMillan said U S Attorney Douglas McGregor of Houston would issue any statement.
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Corpus Christi
McGloin
Arthur E. Dittmer
W. H. McMillan
U. S
Douglas McGregor
Houston
Pose Munoz Hurl as Gun Accidentally Discharged
Jose Munoz aged 20 at 1646 Houston Street suffered a flesh wound in the left knee when an old revolver discharged at his home. Police said he and his mother were handling the weapon during the accident. the wound did not require hospitalization.
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Jose Munoz
Houston Street
Jose
Rivers and Harbors Flood Control Bill Cleared by House
The House approved a $305,188,514 appropriation for rivers and harbors and flood control work, overcoming opposition from the economy bloc. The measure aims to fund major infrastructure projects nationwide.
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Washington
U.P
House
Five-Year-Old Indian Girl Gives Birth in Peru
Lina Medina, claimed by physicians to be five, delivered a six pound boy at Lima Maternity Hospital after a 35 minute Caesarean. Doctors witnessed the operation and questioned the birth date while noting the child's dental age and near six years.
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Lima
Peru
Tvo
Lima Macrnity
Gerardo Lozada
Alejandro Busalleu
Lina Medina
Hipolito Larrabure
Limaternity Hospital
Lina
Larrabure
Pisco
Sulfapyridine Beats Pneumonia Mortality Rates
Amarillo hospitals report no pneumonia deaths after two months of sulfapyridine use. Data show lower mortality at St. Anthony's and Northwest Texas compared with prior years. Doctors warn careful supervision due to possible anemia and leukopenia, and note dosage must be blood-tested.
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Amarillo
St. Anthony's
Northwest Texas
Northwest Texas Hospital
Medical Society
Panhandle
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
U. S. Public Health Service
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Grain Men Urge Cooperation Between Farm and Factory
The Panhandle Grain and Feed Dealers' Association opens its 26th convocation with calls for closer farm and industry cooperation to boost economic welfare, eradicate Johnson grass in the Panhandle, and improve wheat varieties. Speakers include Delos L. James, Dr. John M. Parker, and S. B. Cone.
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Herring Hotel
Tri-State
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Delos L. James
Agricultural Department
United States Chamber of Comerce
Washington
John M. Parker
Kansas Crop Improvement Association
Manhattan
Kan
BE. Cone
Lubbock
J. E. Weeks
Claude
Association
Joe Jenkins
Lloyd Nelson
Joe Morris
Amarillo County Club Links
Harry Kearns
Amarillo
Hoover Joins Philadelphia Mass Murder Inquiry
J Edgar Hoover of the FBI will arrive in Philadelphia with G men to assist in the multi state mass murder insurance case investigation. District Attorney Charles F Kelley said federal help is welcomed as this is the biggest case in American history.
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Philadelphia
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Charles F. Kelley
Kelley
Texas Senate approves Pullman rule change
Texas Senate passes a bill requiring a Pullman conductor on trains in Texas and banning operation with only a black porter in charge. The measure now goes to the House of Representatives. Build Now See John Maynard Ltd for estimates. 800 W. 5th. Ph. 5353.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
Texas Senate
House of Representatives
John Maynard Ltor, Co
Thompson Advocates Bombing With Facts at Texas Hearing
Col. E. O. Thompson of the railroad commission urged West Texans to bring sworn testimony to the June Austin hearing on freight rate differentials. He said readers must bombard rate-making agencies with facts to gain equality of opportunity with the North and East. TheTexas commission asked railroads to show cause for keeping current differentials as rail unions press for revised Texas rate structures.
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Abilene
E. O. Thompson
The
Railroad Commission Today
Austin
Texas
Thompson
West Texas
Prize Letter Winner Sparks First Teeth Department
Rob ert L. Higinbotham revealed as the Globe letter contest winner wrote under an assumed name. His gag proposed a first teeth department which the paper published in All Around the Town, drawing parental pride and reader reaction. An address mix up added to the confusion surrounding the prize.
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Globe
News- Globe
Robert L. Higinbotham
West
Nineteenth Avenue
Arabian horse to head Amarillo parade for Farley visit
A white Arabian horse raised by Troy Whatley of Groom will lead the parade for Postmaster General James A. Farley in Amarillo. The gift, presented by local citizens, will be ridden by Col. E B A Simpson and shipped to Washington after the dedication of the new post office. Public breakfast and luncheon events with Farley are planned at the Herring Hotel with reservations required.
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Mr. Scott
Mason King
Mr. Farley
Amarillo
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Whatley
Groom
Troy
Farley
Scott
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Washington
Panhandle
Herring Hotel
Leo Peterson
The
Herring
Third Avenue
TWA
English Field
Paul Milnar
Charley Boyd
Municipal
Civil Aeronautics Authority
John FE. Miles
New Mexico
Col
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Happy Band
Uncle Sam
Sandie
Oscar Wise
Bam Houston
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Courthouse
Santa Fe
West Coast
KGNC
National Firearms Act Upheld by Supreme Court
Washington reports the Supreme Court ruled on May 15 that sections of the National Firearms Act remain constitutional. The decision preserves firearm registration requirements for sawed-off shotguns, sawed-off rifles, and machine guns.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Half Dozen Harlan Mines Resume Non-Union Work
Six of Harlan County's soft coal mines resumed operations on a non-union basis under National Guard protection. Guardsmen armed with rifles bayonets and machine guns kept union pickets from interfering as work began after a month and a half shutdown.
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Harlan
Harlan County
GOP Leader Demands Tax Clarification in Congress
Washington reports that Republican Leader Joseph W. Martin of Massachusetts urged House leaders to state whether any different taxes will be cut this session. The remarks followed questions about potential tax eliminations and fiscal policy.
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GOP
Washington
U.P
Joseph W. Martin
Mass
House
Amarillo Prepares Western Welcome for Farley Visit
The arrangements committee for the post office dedication invites townsfolk to wear western attire. Postmaster General James A. Farley will be the special guest on the Wednesday ceremony, with Mason King urging cowboys in range outfits and residents to don big hats and red neckerchiefs to display Western color.
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Jim Farley
Amarillo
West
James A. Farley
Mason King
Fair for Farley Weather Hope Amid Amarillo Visit
Mr. Collman urges a warm forecast as postmaster general Farley visits Amarillo with expectations of fair weather. Officials predict partly cloudy skies and continuing warmth tonight and tomorrow with a chance of isolated showers. Precipitation reported west and south of Amarillo. Adrian 0.25, Clovis 0.32, Lovington 0.39, Crosbyton 0.04 inches.
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Amarillo
Adrian
Clovis
Lovington
N. M
Crosbyton
Deficit Tops Three Billion as Treasury Reports
The U.S. treasury announced that the federal government's gross deficit reached more than 3 billion dollars by May 12, marking a new high and underscoring pressures on federal finances.
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Washington
U.P
Treasury
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas area
Partly cloudy and warm tonight and Tuesday in Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas generally fair tonight and Tuesday with warmer temps in the extreme west. New Mexico also fair to tonight and Tuesday. Temperature extremes reach a high of 76 and a low of 60.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
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