Good-Neighbor Need Stressed by Allred At Parole Session
Governor James V. Allred opened the Southwestern States Parole Conference in Galveston inviting executives and prison officials from Texas Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas New Mexico and Arizona. He urged forming an interstate parole compact to rehabilitate ex convicts prevent crime and expand voluntary parole programs across the region.
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Galveston
James V. Allred
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
New Mexico
Arizona
Vatican criticizes Coughlin for attack on Roosevelt
The Osservatore Romano denounces Father Charles E. Coughlin for calling President Roosevelt a liar and betrayer while affirming Coughlin may continue politics if he avoids attacking public authority. Vatican notes separate praise for Coughlin’s religious interpretation of encyclicals. Prelates insist the editorial targets misreporting about Bishop Gallagher, not the bishop himself.
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Vatican City
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Charles E. Coughlin
Roosevelt
Father Coughlin
Gallagher
Michael J. Gallagher
Detroit
Rome
Holy See
Osservatore
Spain
Hurricane warning issued for North Atlantic shipping lanes
The weather bureau warned ocean craft that a large and dangerous tropical hurricane nears the north Atlantic. Observers said it will pass east of Bermuda, with the worst for the British Isles near the Carolina coast limited to rain and possible squalls. The storm was reported at midnight, located about 400 miles offshore.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Weather Bureau
North Atlantic
Bermuda
British Isle
Carolina
Roosevelt-Landon Meet To Study Drought In 1936
Roosevelt and Landon plan a non political Des Moines conference with governors to study the worst drought in climatological history. The drought affects 1 092 counties in 23 states on federal emergency lists with 800 million bushels less corn than last year and more than 116 000 farmers on WPA relief projects. Initial drought relief spending tops 15 million dollars.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Des Moines
WPA
Drouth
DeGrassi Plans Washington Trip Amid Post Office Site Talk
Amarillo postmaster W. D. DeGrassi will travel to Washington next Tuesday to discuss federal matters, though he denies the trip relates to Amarillo's new post office site. He says he has little information and is not pursuing any definite knowledge about the location. He and Mrs. DeGrassi will join Bruce Luna in Dallas for the journey.
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W. D. DeGrassi
Washington
Amarillo
DeGrassi
Cinch for Roosevelt, Says Senator Small
Senator Clint Small returns from a two week trip to New York and Boston where he spoke on the American Bar Association program. He claims Roosevelt is a sure bet with near boom business, though anti Roosevelt sentiment exists in the East. He says Roosevelt lacks presidential timber and cannot arouse real enthusiasm.
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Roosevelt
Clint Small
New York
Boston
American Bar Association
London
Senator Small
Loyalists in Iran Face Hostage Killings and Relief Efforts
Spanish Loyalists reportedly executed rebel hostages in reprisal for Iran bombing while Iran’s loyalists, though desperate, held out as fog hampered rebels. Madrid saw fourth bombing despite air defense actions as Americans planned a Madrid to Alicante exodus to board the cruiser Quincy. In El Paso a Ruth Chatterton Air Derby field opened with Katherine Sui Fen Cheung taking off, followed by James Long and William Sheehy on a multi stop route toward Tucson after lunch.
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Michael McEwen
United Press
Gibraltar
Iran
Barcelona
Madrid
Alicante
Quincy
EL Paso
Tex
U.P
Katherine Sui Fen Cheung
Los Angeles
Ruth Chatterton
Fl Paso
James Long
Claremont
Cal
William Sheehy
Fontana
An Anglo German Fellowship Dinner in London
The Anglo German Fellowship hosted a London dinner honoring the Duke and Duchess of Brunswick. Lord Lothian spoke on war and pressing Germany to act, amid reports Loyalists gained Huesca while rebels bombed Malaga and advanced near Madrid and Toledo.
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London
Hurry Up Television Rush Promos with Beauty and Talent
In a spirited denouncement radio’s allure is fading as television offers beauty and voice. Miss Brancate and Miss Manners sing on the Voice of Firestone while Miss Jepson tours with the Showboat, signaling a shift in entertainment and potential economic impact.
Japan presses submarine lead under London escalator clause
Japan formally declared it would retain 15 598 tons more submarines than either the United States or Great Britain, boosting its total to about 68 300 tons. U S and Britain may follow, though Japan would remain superior in actual submarine tonnage.
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London
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Britain
U. S
Washington
Great
Strong-arm thieves strike in Amarillo during late hours
L. L. Sechrist reported a hydraulic brake weighing five tons and two wrenches stolen from his truck while he attended a motion picture in Amarillo. Sechrist, living 17 miles north of the city, works for F. L. Pederson. Dr. K A Danielson in Litchfield says Magnus Johnson III has a better than even chance to recover from pneumonia after continued improvement.
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Amarillo
L. L. Sechrist
Sechrist
F. L. Pederson
Magnus Johnson III
Litchfield, Minn
K. A. Danielson
Magnus Johnson
United States
Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity
Amarillo area mostly fair with possible showers in the northwest tonight and Thursday. West Texas and New Mexico expect partly to generally fair conditions with little temperature change. highs near 95 degrees and lows around 69.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
City weighs future of municipally run library
A city commission meeting with County Judge Riggs and four library advisory board members discussed a possible city owned library. They argued a five cent levy on the 100 dollar valuation, expected to raise about 10000 for operations, but said this is insufficient.
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Riggs
J. M. O'Brien
O’brien
Allen Farly
Bill Gunn
Far Scruggs
Ruth Delzell
City County
Amarillo Prepares for School Year Registration
School bells signal the start of the new year with registration for Senior High and three junior high schools beginning at 9 am tomorrow. Elementary pupils register Friday as classes open Monday under Superintendent M Rogers. Teachers meet with principals at 8 am tomorrow to finalize plans. Principals include R B Norman at the high school Elizabeth Nixson at Central Junior High I D Maburon at Sam Houston and EF L Hunter at Buchanan Street Junior High.
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Amarillo
Dave
M. Rogers
R. B. Norman
Elizabeth Nixson
Central Junior High
I. D. Maburon
Sam Houston
EF. L. Hunter
Buchanan Street Junior High
Plane Missing Near Anchorage After Fishing Trip
An Anchorage group including pilot Kenneth Neese and five passengers were overdue after a Sunday flight to the Russian River on the Kenai peninsula. Neese returned alone last night with no sign of the plane or its occupants, all from Anchorage.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Russian River
Kenai Peninsula
Kenneth Neese
Steve Mills
George Markle
Lawrence David
Augustus Teik
Kenal Peninsula
Neese
Dr John W Barton dies at 43 in Nashville
Dr John W Barton president of Ward Belmont School and former AAJC president dies after several months illness in Nashville Tennessee.
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Nashville
Tenn
John W. Barton
Ward-Belmont School
American Association of Junior Colleges
Rain Falls In Southeast Kansas Drought Relief
Rain measuring up to 1.04 inches fell in southeast Kansas last night breaking heat and reviving drought parched vegetation. The town of Copfefeyville reported the heaviest falls as farmers noted improved pasture and soil moisture.
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Kansas
Cofpfeyville
Kas
Grand Jury Convenes in Potter County
The Potter County grand jury convened this morning with no indictments returned before noon. J. H. Avery serves as foreman while Assistant District Attorney Bob Underwood attended the proceedings for most of the morning.
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Potter County
J. H. Avery
Bob Underwood
Fireside chat set on drought and relief work by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt will address the drouth situation in a fireside chat to be broadcast Sunday night September 6. He will make an important announcement regarding reemployment by private industry of persons on relief rolls, the White House announced.
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Washington
W.P
Roosevelt
White House
Auto Building Finishing Touches For Tri-State Fair
Workmen complete the automotive building to house eight fair departments for the September 21 28 exposition. The music booth will include a sound proof room and a piano equipped orchestra platform. Home demonstration will show four full size rooms depicting a modern farm home. Interest in the 1936 event grows ahead of opening.
South's Anti Roosevelting Movement Declares Dead
Washington report declares the Southern anti Roosevel t movement dead as Huey Long’s assassination and political realignments shift votes toward Roosevelt. It notes Long’s influence in Arkansas Louisiana Georgia and South Carolina fading as Georgia’s primary tests and Georgia Georgia Sen Russell challenge shape the late 1930s political scene.
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South
Huey P. Long
Senator Long
Louisiana
Carl Austin Weiss
Long
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
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