Parade of Confederate veterans thrills Amarillo crowd
The 45th annual United Confederate Veterans reunion in Amarillo featured a Marine Band playing Dixie as thousands cheered. The parade showcased Gray-clad veterans, including survivors of Forrest’s cavalry, riding on horseback and in autos, with an estimated 40,000 spectators. The event closed with reviews at the Herring Hotel and plans for next year in Shreveport.
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Garford Wilkinson
United States Marine
Dixie
Amarillo
Confederacy
Robert FE. Lee
Dixieland
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Rice A. Pierce
Union City
Tenn
Harry Rene Lee
Nashville
Lee
Jackson
Shreveport
Sixth
Johnson Streets
Fifth Avenue
Taylor Street
Taylor
Eleventh Street
Eleventh
Polk
Camp Pierce
Fourteenth
National Guardsmen
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Sons and Daughters of Confederate Veterans
The
Confederate Southern Memorial Association
Herring Hotel
Pierce
Marine Band
Texas
Albert E. Terry, Jr
Canyon
Julius Dorenfield, Jr
L. R. Barker
FE. A. Simpson
George A. Crobin
U. A
Sam Busby
Arthur Ball
Blucher Tharp
United States Marine Band
Taylor Branson
Roosevelt Says New Deal Aids Recovery With Confidence Restored
In Hyde Park on September 6 1933 President Roosevelt told Roy W. Howard the New Deal is substantially complete and restoring mass public confidence. He warned against misinterpretation by critics while noting unemployment remains but improves and the economy shows broader recovery.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Roy W. Howard
Scripps-Howard
Howard
Florida Hurricane Death Toll and Crop Losses Dominant
Reports show 1b dead and a big loss of crops as waves batter resorts and tornadoes strike inland. Red Cross counts 256 dead in hurricane area and 144 veterans’ bodies recovered with 320 missing. The storm tracks from Florida to Virginia with widespread damage and warnings for the Northeast.
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iRy
Associated Press
Florida
Red Cross
North Carolina
South Carolina
Miami
U.P
George F. Ijams
Veterans
Florida Keys
FERA
Keys
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Roosevelt
Norfolk
Atlantic
West Florida
South Georgia
Georgia
Carolinas
Gonzaullas Named Chief of New Safety Board
Tone Wolf Gonzaullas of Longview longtime Texas Ranger was appointed chief of the bureau of intelligence for the public safety commission. He will also serve as chief of detectives and director of plain clothes men. He is 44 and resigned as Gregg County district attorney's investigator to take the state post.
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Austin
M. T
Tone Wolf" Gonzaullas
Longview
Texas Ranger
Bureau of Intelligence
The
Public Safety Commission
L. G. Phares
Gonzaullas
Commission
Gregg County
Vitamin C therapy hailed as cataract breakthrough
New York sept 6 Dr Amanuel M Josephson announced that vitamin C can treat cataracts in the eye. Previously cataracts were only removable by surgery after the lens became opaque and vision failed. The discovery promises a dramatic advance in medical progress and may save many from surgical intervention.
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David Dietz
New York
Amanuel M. Josephson
Rodeo 10 And Stand Today At Tri-State Fair Grounds
At the Tri-State Fair Grounds a reunion rodeo drew about 600 spectators in light rain. The event saw Scarneck the horse fall after bucking rider Dick Swartz. Swartz escaped injury. Bulldogging honors noted as event continued. details promised on page 2.
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United States Marine Band
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Scarneck
Buetler Brothers
Elk City
Oklahoma
Dick Swartz
Swartz
Amarillo Forecast With Patches Of Clouds
Weather outlook for Amarillo and vicinity shows fair tonight and Saturday. West Texas and New Mexico see partly cloudy to unsettled skies with little temperature change and extremes near 60 to 71 degrees today.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
League Creates Five Power Commission To Probe Africa Rift
Geneva reports the League of Nations approved a five power commission Britain France Spain Poland and Turkey to seek settlement of the African dispute. Italy abstained making the vote unanimous amid walkout by Baron Aloisi.
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Geneva
Rome
Italy
League
Naples
East Africa
Europe
Addis Ababa
U.P
Council of the League of Nations
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Britain
France
Spain
Poland
Turkey
Baron Aloisi
Aloisi
Tecla Hawariat
Abyssinia
Gaston Jeze
Ethiopia
Plane Over Wreck Florida Canal Prayers and Gas Masks
Today column by Arthur Brisbane notes a plane crash over a Florida canal drawing attention to the tragic scene. The piece reflects on the public response and the role of emergency gear and prayers in disaster events.
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Florida Canal
Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Laffoon orders troops into Harlan County amid terror reign
Gov Ruby Laffoon directed Adjt Gen Henry H Denhardt to deploy National Guard units to Harlan County to quell a reported reign of terror following the dynamite bombing death of Elmon Middleton, issued on the eve of Kentucky gubernatorial runoff.
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Frankfort
Ruby Laffoon
Adjt
Henry H. Denhardt
National Guard
Harlan County
Elmon Middleton
Cleveland Detective Slugged During Hotel Strike Violence
City Detective William Gheuhs was slugged as violence flared in a hotel strike at the Statler. Police escorted a truck into an alley behind the hotel, triggering the scuffle as hotel operations resumed. The walkout began yesterday with most downtown hotels at full occupancy due to conventions.
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Cleveland
William Gheuhs
Hotel
Statler
Straw Hats to Go Into Discard Tomorrow
Amarillo stores brim with new felts in varied shades as fashion shifts from straw hats. Windows showcase latest styles and reasonable prices. Men are urged to buy a new felt for church Sunday and donate the old straw to charity after purchase.
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Amarillo
Train Locomotive Flips in Washout Killing Three
A Pennsylvania Railroad freight locomotive toppled after a washout near Wilmington. Engineer D H Simpler of Colts Maryland and fireman R L Lane and brakeman C J Williamson, both of Wilmington, died. Conductor A T Culver survived serious injuries. In Prentiss Mississippi Mrs Bergie Johnson was acquitted of bank robbery with firearms linked to the Raymond Hamilton raid.
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Wilmington
Del
U.P
Pennsylvania Railroad
D. H. Simpler
Colts, Md
R. L. Lane
C. J. Williamson
T. Culver
Prentiss
Miss
Bergie Johnson
Carson
Jefferson Davis County
Blountville
Raymond Hamilton
Rio Grande Flood Reaches Record Crest
The Rio Grande nears the greatest flood in its history as waters surge to far above normal levels across western Texas to the Gulf. Heavy rains in northern Mexico New Mexico and Texas drive the river toward a crest that could overwhelm the border region. Tributaries push river levels to dangerous highs with the Pecos and other rivers running far above average.
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International Boundary Commission
Texas
Gulf
Rio Grande
Mexico
New Mexico
Pecos
Big Grande
Here
Delaware
Bombing and Storm Pictures Lead Page Highlights
Front page items include coverage of a bombing incident and storm imagery. Feature notes mention J P Morgan and Alf Capone with secondary pieces on veterans affairs and export topics. Bond vote details appear later with storm photography recurring across pages.
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GOP Parley
J. P. Morgan
Bebe Daniels
Alf Capone
Land City
Knox
Storm Pictures
Marine Band concert draws thousands to Butler Field
The United States Marine Band will perform a free evening concert at Butler Field drawing about twelve thousand people. The event follows a parade and aims to ease attendance issues from a previous Globe News sponsored concert. Confederate veterans attend post reunion events with a rodeo at the Tri-State Fair grounds set for 2 30 p.m. Local leaders urge early store closings to accommodate the crowd.
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United States Marine Band
Butler Field
Municipal Auditorium
Globe News
the Panhandle
Lor Branson
Mr. Hawk
Panhandle
South
Tri-State Fairgrounds
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King Features Syndicate, Inc. International
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New Peak
Boundary River
Wilburn
Hawk
Marvin Jones
Mr. Jones
Tay
Adowa
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