Ford and NRA code: Johnson says it's Ford's move
Gen. Hugh Johnson notes the government will act only if Henry Ford violates the Automobile Manufacturers' Code. He calls the situation Ford's move and doubts Ford will break the code. The sole potential conflict would arise if Ford refused to negotiate with employee representatives.
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Chicago
Henry Ford
Automobile Manufacturers’ Code
Hugh Johnson
Ford
Detroit Automobile Manufactur
Johnson
Gen. Johnson
Fruit ripening cylinder causes standoff at lake
A stray ethylene cylinder left by A. J. Thompson Produce Co. prompted a tense standoff near Wild Horse Lake as officers debated how to handle the potentially dangerous device. Bartlett claimed ownership and insisted on retrieving the cylinder, while the police urged caution.
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Wild Horse Lake
Wyatt
Bartlett
A. J. Thompson Produce Company
Outlaw Underhill Held Amid Kidnapping Case Activity
Oklahoma City reports say the notorious gunman nicknamed Underhill remains in a chilled steel cell as federal authorities decide whether to keep him in the Oklahoma City jail or send him to Kansas City.Trial for the Urschel kidnapping suspects is set for Sept 18 in federal court. In Kansas City Bailey faced a murder charge in the Union Station massacre. A prior escape from Law and Dallas incidents are noted, with Ardmore stopping a Labor Day jailbreak.
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Oklahoma City
U.P
Charles FP
Urschel
Kansas City
Urschel Kidnppers
Bailey
Union Station
Frank Nash
Kansas State Penitentiary
Law
Dallas
Hale Dunn
Ardmore
Cuban reform plan discussed by President de Cespedes
The text lists figures such as Ramon Grau San Martin 45 professor of anatomy and former U S revolutionary delegate, Just Radicals Join Porforio Franco 45 banker, Sergio Calbo 39 magazine editor and youth leader who headed the 1931 GibaraVolt, plus radical ABC members and new regulatory movement. An official delegation from the ABC attended the meeting. The note ends with an unrelated culinary tip about cucumbers.
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de Cespedes
Ramon Grau San Martin
United States
Porforio Franco
Sergio Calbo
Ediitor
Youth Movent
Gibara
New Regoluary
Help Wanted Ad Spots At TACK Letters Page
A reader asks for help finding work, noting experience and requesting guidance from TACK Letters Page. The inquiry cites page 3 and seeks suggestions on suitable job opportunities and how to present qualifications.
Storm devastates Corpus Christi and port towns
Storm reports from J P McAuliffe describe damage to Rockport and Corpus Christi area with $1,000,000 in losses expected. Coastline destruction includes a pavilion washed away, 1,000 feet of causeway gone, and 150 feet of the pleasure pier lost.
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Corpus Christi
McAuliffe
Portland
Courthouse
Bay
Nueces Bay
Pleasure Pier
San Antonio
Water Street
Chapparal Street
Mustang Island
Brooks Field
Zimmerman's Hill
Port Aransas
Maj
C. B. Oldfield
Nueces River
Corpus Christi Bay
Port Arensas
Padre Island
Rio Grande
Missouri Pacific
Houston
Car- Christi
Here
Tropical hurricane sweeps past Galveston coast
Flimsy beach shacks at unprotected spots suffered minor damage as the tropical hurricane passed to the south and east. Shipping and business resumed as the Gulf calmed. ships went to sea and the coast guard cutter Saranac sailed likely toward Corpus Christi and Port Isabel.
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Galveston
Brownsville
Gulf
Coast Guard
Saranac
Corpus Christi
Port Isabel
Government eyes price fix if market does not rise
The official said prices must rise soon after September 8 when production allocating began or the government would consider a price that benefits the industry while protecting the consumer. The oil committee plans a meeting tomorrow to resume its study of prices and marketing for further recommendations to the secretary.
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Oil Committee
Typhoon kills 14 in Korea. hundreds flooded
Rengo News Agency from Seoul reports 14 killed and 13 missing after four typhoons hit southern Korea with hundreds of houses partially flooded. The storm also damaged property in western Japan.
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Korea
Tokyo
Rengo
Seoul
Japan
Baptists Convention Schedule Highlights Amarillo Delegates
The Amarillo area hosts sessions with Rev. Russell on Over Commerce and Rev. J. W. Weathers reporting on Christian Education. C. N. Crosby presents Sunday School activities. Obituaries and Orphans Home work feature among afternoon reports. A 100 000 Campaign update and missions talk follow morning sessions, concluding with a closing sermon.
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Russell
First Baptist Church
J. W. Weathers
Panhandle
C. N. Crosby
Amarillo
Orphan’s Home
J. D. Horton
A. F. Johnson
Borger
Guy Newman
H. P. Garrett
Whittenburg
Leach
Resolution Committee
Nunn
Douglas Carver
White Deer
College president among dead in Altus auto crash
In Altus Oklahoma two Texans were killed when cars collided near the town yesterday. The dead include Dr John W Tyndall president of Randolph College for girls Cisco and Dewey Davenport Clarendon. Injured are H H Tompkins Fort Worth and Paul McDonald Clarendon with Tompkins reported in doubtful condition.
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Altus
Okla
John W. Tyndall
Randolph College For Girls
Cisco
Dewey Davenport
Clarendon
H. H. Tompkins
Fort Worth
Paul McDonald
Hoover Niece to Testify in Lamson Trial
The defense plans to call Herbert Hoover’s niece and Stanford University residents as witnesses in the Lamson murder trial. They aim to testify that David A. Lamson and his wife Allene were an ideal couple. The case centers on Lamson facing charges of murdering his wife in her bath.
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Hoover
Lamson
San Jose
Cal
U.P
Herbert Hoover
Stanford University
David A. Lamson
The
University Press
Allene
Sara Kelley
Sacramento
Tremendous Loss In Chinese Quake
Delayed Chinese reports describe a August 25 quake in Szechwan province western China as the worst in a century with tremendous loss of life and property. Chengtu reports 100 killed. five counties laid waste and 170 square miles caved in.
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Shanghai
Szechman Province
China
Chengtu
Classified Want Ad Promises Ready Furnished Apartment
A reader is urged to classify an ad as number 20 in the want ads. The notice touts a fully furnished apartment with refrigeration heating lighting janitor service and other utilities included. It promises cost savings and appeal to prospective tenants.
Ledbetter breaks records with swift rally in Amarillo golf
Ledbetter surged from a morning 39 to a final 72 for a record round at Clovis amid a Panhandle Amateur field. Reynolds stayed steady, while Gamewell faded after late leads. Ainsworth won the Panhandle Senior Championship at Dalhart with 81 over Curl’s 84.
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Reynolds
Gamewell
Amarillo
Clovis
Post Office
Dalhart
Cess
Ee Reynolds
Atone
G. O. Ainsworth
Panhandle
Roscoe Pierce
C. B. Garner
W. E. Lockhart
Canyon
M. E. Kindrick
J. L. Payne
Earl Ellis
Croft Goodman
W. Crawford
Paul Redman
W. A. Robertson
George Turner
Landon Donnell
Marvin McCuan
T. C. Williams
Shamrock
Melvin Cox
H. G. Pritchard
Lester Halsey
Tex Muncy
Bivins
Charles Kendrick
Ohio Educator Visits Judge Simpson and Family
Dr. Clarence P. Denman of Miami University Oxford Ohio visits his uncle County Judge J M Simpson and family while en route home. Denman presents the county library with his thesis The Secession Movement in Alabama. He taught at West Texas State Teachers College summer school in 1926 and his uncle H B Denman formerly taught in Amarillo schools.
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Clarence P. Denman
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
J. M. Simpson
Denman
Alabama
Dr. Denman
West Texas State Teachers College
H. B. Denman
Amarillo
Publisher William O Poole Sr Dies in Greenville
Funeral services arranged for William O Poole Sr 77 publisher of the Greenville Morning Herald who died at his home after a brief illness in Greenville Texas tonight or yesterday according to the news copy from Sept 5 1943.
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Greenville
Tex
William O. Poole
Greenville Morning Herald
Sunday Supper Menu Ideas For Weekend Guests
If weekend guests stay for Sunday night, convert the menu to a breakfast luncheon and let everyone serve themselves. Offer hot dishes like chopped meat with green peppers, rolls, and butter, plus radishes olives artichoke hearts and tomato cups with celery and dressing, cold sliced meats, potato salad, cole slaw, cream cheese, pickled beets, and a homemade layer cake with coffee.
Cotton and commodities mixed as September crop outlooks loom
Cotton opened steady in New Orleans with declines into midmorning amid hedging and private crop estimates pushing October to 9.00 and December to 9.20. Kansas City hog and cattle markets showed mixed bids while New York stocks drifted, with widespread caution as September crop data and recovery uncertainties loom.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Bankers Oppose Depositor Guarantee at National Meeting
Bankers voiced concern over financing and expansion as changes in the act cut security affiliates and hampered government financing needs. A resolution opposing deposit guarantees was adopted by the national bank division at yesterday's bankers meeting.
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National Bank Division
Youthful purse snatchers target Tenth Avenue and Tyler Street
Police reported two youths operated Monday night at the intersection of Tenth Avenue and Tyler Street. One victim, Mrs. Joyce of 718 West Eleventh Avenue, reported losing a purse containing between 1.50 and 2 dollars.
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Tenth Avenue
Tyler Street
Joyce
West Eleventh Avenue
Beer Licensing Arrives in Potter County
County Judge J M Simpson received Austin beer sale forms Tuesday for 3 2 beer in Potter County and will hear applicants within five to ten days. Retailers expect midnight Thursday September 14 sales to begin once licenses are issued after notices, with renewals due January 1 1934. State and county license costs from September 15 to December 31 total 220 for retailers, with Amarillo considering a 220 maximum fee.
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J. M. Simpson
Austin
Potter County
Jewell Davidson
Amarillo
Brother Kills Brother in Dimmitt Domestic Tragedy
In Dimmitt, Bob Baker was fatally shot during a confrontation with his brother Carl Baker and Carl's wife. The father found Bob beating Mrs Baker with a rifle stock and Bob died in the ensuing struggle. Carl Baker and his wife escaped serious injury. Police have not determined a definite motive. Bob Baker had returned from Colorado about a year earlier and lived with his brother, sister-in-law, and niece. The investigation continues.
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Carl Baker
Bob Baker
Dimmitt
Colorado
Beth Baker shot by uncle. uncle killed in family struggle
Beth Baker, 13, was shot in the abdomen early morning by her uncle Bob Baker. She was taken to Tulsa hospital near death after a small caliber bullet tore eight holes in her intestines. Police report a fatal struggle with the girl's father followed. The Sphinx’s face has been lifted revealing the full figure for the first time in 3600 years.
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Globe
Tulia
Beth Baker
Bob Baker
Tulsa Hospital
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