Death Strikes Twice in Home
Two elderly residents of the same household died within two hours yesterday evening. William A. Sherry 79 a retired Fanta Fe Railway conductor died in a local hospital at 6 10 and Mrs Sarah F Johnson 78 his landlady died about 7 oclock after being notified of Mr Sherry s death Mrs Johnson had been critically ill with influenza at her home 1106 Johnson Street Sherry had been in the hospital for two months Funeral rites for Sherry will be held at 10 oclock Friday morning at Griggs Chapel Rev T D Sumrall pastor of the Fundamentalist Baptist Church Amarillo Masons will serve as pallbearers Burial will follow in Llano Cemetery The body of Mrs Johnson will be laid in state at Griggs chapel until 9 15 o clock Friday morning when it will be sent to Oklahoma City for services and burial Survived by three sons T O Johnson Poteau Okla J W Johnson and Elmer J Johnson both of Oklahoma City a granddaughter Mrs Lewis of Chickasha Okla.
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William A. Sherry
Fanta Fe Railway
Sarah F Johnson
Sherry
Fundamentalist Baptist Church
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Adlerika claims and benefits for gas relief
An old advertisement asserts Adlerika relieves gas and constipation by cleansing both upper and lower bowels. It cites testimonials including Mia and Jas, notes relief after one dose, and claims Dr HL Shoub of New York reports reduced bacteria and colon bacilli with cleansing. The ad urges purchase from druggists.
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HL. Shoub
New York
Mystery surrounds 1930 Bartlesville hanging burial angle
Epley who grew up in Iola was identified by his parents and brother J F Bishop of Iola viewed the body and Epley is believed buried here. Two men were arrested then released. Mrs Epley received a letter from Hallie in Austin Texas and the son has offered no explanation of his location. Betty, his daughter, works in a local garage.
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Haillie
Epley
Iola
Bartlesville
J. F. Bishop
Co. C. Epley
Austin
Texas
Hallie
Betty
Storm Preparations By Coast Guard As Cyclone Near Coast
Coast guard command rushed cutters toward the threatened area and organized rapid wireless links in case land lines fail. The Saranac led the line with Nemesis Pandora and Seneca following, while Triton and McLane stayed on standby at Panama City. Mobile and Tallahassee housed radio trucks ready for use. A separate scene shows a Bohemian boy offering a gingerbread cake to his dance partner.
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Coast Guard
Saranac
Pride
Pandora
Seneca
Triton
McLane
Panama City
Mobile
Ala
Tallahassee
Mussolini expands powers as war rages in Africa
As Italian forces press into Ethiopian mountains a new decree orders mobilization steps and empowers officers to address any eventualities. Diplomatic talks in European capitals pursue peace while Mussolini guards against unforeseen developments.
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Italy
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Elders Report at Methodist Sessions In Brownwood
Brownwood reports the Central Texas Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South opened sessions with Rev A D Porter elected secretary for a 22nd term. Four hundred delegates heard Bishop Hiram A Boaz speak as military class notes and calls urged service, while other items touch Mussolini and European diplomacy.
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Brownwood
Central Texas
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
A. D. Porter
Central Methodist Church
Fort Worth
Hiram A. Boaz
Italians and Ethiopians clash near Makale in bayonet fight
United Press report from Northern Ethiopia notes Italian Askari scouts clashing with Ethiopian forces southwest of Hauzien. Italian officers led a bayonet attack leaving two white officers wounded, two Askari officers killed, and ten Askari wounded. Ethiopian losses unknown as resistance stiffens ahead of Makale advance.
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Miller
United Press
Rome
Asmara
Askaris
Hawzien
Adigrat
Makale
Addis Ababa
Ruggiero Santini
Ethiopia
Eritrea
Askari
Hauzien
Italy and Germany Move to Arm War Effort and Embargo
Italy orders a new call up of corporals born 1900 to 1910 for 20 days home service as Mussolini readies East African forces though most ready troops remain at home. Germany declares an absolute arms embargo on Italy and Ethiopia and warns of further steps to protect its economy while maintaining neutrality.
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Italy
Geneva
League
London
Rome
Germany
Cordell Hull
United States
Congress
George Jordan Romf
Europe
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Africa
Libya
Berlin
League of Nations
Soviet Army Parade Marks Bolshevik Revolution Anniversary
The Soviet army showcased its modern weapons in Red Square during the eighteenth anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution. Stalin and leaders reviewed tanks infantry and cavalry from Lenin’s tomb as war commissar Voroshilov spoke of readiness. An international workers appeal urged ending Italy’s war in Ethiopia and resisting fascism. Fifty thousand youths born after the revolution paraded to the Bolshoi Theater for Kalinin's address.
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John Lloyd
Red Square
Joseph Stalin
Lenin
Klementi FE. Voroshiloff
The
Communist Internationale
Italy
Ethiopia
Europe
Russia
Bolshoi Theater
Michael Kalinin
Soviet Russia
Labor ties to Roosevelt and Wagner debate seen in steel city
The discussion in Pittsburgh centers on organized versus unorganized labor backing Roosevelt, with Wagner’s law seen as potentially revolutionary for steel, automotive, and rubber firms. Key figures include Farl Reed detailing constitutional doubts and Ernest T. Weir predicting a labor replacing machine debate, while local workers express varied views on rising prices and job security.
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Roosevelt
America
NRA
Lake Michigan steel hub voices on Roosevelt votes
A Chicago region labor and industrial belt near Lake Michigan with mills and mines shapes a wartime era voting mood. Residents describe jobs, relief concerns, and loyalty to Roosevelt while noting unmet promises and daily hardships.
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Lake Michigan
Mrsius Michan
Chicago
Mirang
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Gains Labor Support In Steel Town Visit
Narrative from Homestead describes a labor activist predicting Roosevelt will win more labor votes in 1936. A steelworker community, scarred by strikes and poverty, expresses cautious optimism about relief measures while lamenting high prices and scarce work. A young boy fears a future in mills.
Pilgrim Voices Flight Dream Amid Harsh Mill Life
In a terse exchange a worker yearns to be an aviator despite Homestead’s smoke and grime. He fears steel profits keep men rooted in the mills and foresees his possible fate like his father, a mill worker. Tomorrow hints at auto workers seeking Roosevelt amid disillusionment.
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