Hitler seeks direct talks with Britain over Czech crisis
Hitler aims for direct discussions with Great Britain on the Czech situation while urging Sudeten Germans to resume talks with the Czechoslovak government. A mood of cautious hope follows the collapse of the final Czech offer as actors see potential shifts in foreign powers. sudeten leaders form a united front with Hungarian Slovak and Polish minority groups to press Prague for concessions.
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Nuremberg
Germany
U.P
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
Hitler
Meerisch-Ostrau
United Front
Prague
Carl H. Frank
Sudeten Party
Konrad Henlein
Slovak Peoples Party
Polish Defense Committee
Frank
Five Pickets Arrested After Free-for-All at Hale Brothers
In San Francisco on September 8 a mass picketing incident broke into street fighting at Hale Brothers and nearby Emporium. Five pickets were taken into custody after fights lasted minutes as mounted police dispersed crowds. The strike seeks preferential hiring. wages and hours are not at issue.
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San Francisco
Cal
U.P
Hale Brothers
Ameteiba Wastarday
Fifth Street
Lulu Darling
Emporium
Market Street
Horses Tonight at Sunset Stables Panhandle Show
The Preventorium Benefit Horse Show at Sunset Stables in Amarillo opens at 7 pm under Ringmaster Mason King. Horses from Norman to Fort Worth compete in 17 classes with stars like Silver Squirrel and Lady Joy, all proceeds aid tubercular children. Admission 25 cents. entries include Bay Lee Rex and Zingara owned by Fort Worth and Fort Lee residents.
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West Texas
Sunset Stables
Panhandle
Mason King
Tri- State
Norman
Okla
Plainview
Pampa
Fort Worth
Clovis
Amarillo
Sudan
Farwell
Silver Squirrel
the Warrior
Lola Swinney
John Kenedy
Zingara
Fort Lee Horses
Government Seizes Marseilles Port Over Strike Action
In Marseilles on September 8 the government took over the port with thirty detachments of mobile guards and hundreds of police. Dock workers were requisitioned to clear cargoes while rain curtailed activity. Six hundred workers reported for duty and received pay, with fifteen hundred more showing up, driven by the strike.
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Marseilles
France
Two Year Old Bitten by Dog She Fed
Leona Ruth Smith, aged two, was feeding a dog at 806 North Harrison when the animal bit her face. She was rushed to St Anthony’s Hospital for first aid and released later the same day. Doctors said the injuries were not serious.
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Leona Ruth Smith
North Harrison
St. Anthony's Hospital
Corrigan Receives Backward-Wound Watch in Abilene
Douglas Corrigan wrapped up a 94 minute visit in Abilene as he left for Big Spring after a Booster Club breakfast. He was presented a watch that runs and is wound backward as a keepsake from local supporters.
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Abilene
Douglas Corrigan
Big Spring
Aeronautics Officials Visit Amarillo Airport Conference
Civil Aeronautics Commission members met with Amarillo city officials and WPA staff to discuss airport improvements. Inspectors Haight and Elliott reviewed English Field and noted runway needs and a future airship service, with discussions on WPA funding and rushed applications.
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Amarillo
Civil Aeronautics Commission
English Field
Major Haight
New Orleans
L. C. Elliott
Bureau of Air Commerce
Joe Jenkins
Ross Rogers
Texas liquor board targets honky tonks and beer joints
The Texas Liquor Control Board, led by Bert Ford, mails notices to over 18,000 permit holders warning that establishments permitting improper practices such as selling to minors, drunken patrons, indecent shows, or lewd conduct will have licenses revoked or suspended. The move aims to clean up venues deemed harmful to public decency. In a separate item, C H King, 46, dies from a skull fracture after a pool hall dispute over a bottle of beer. pool hall employee Pete Merchant is charged with murder after an alleged fight incident.
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Austin
Sept
U.P
Texas
State Liquor Control Board
Bert Ford
Liquor Board
Ford
Goose Creek
C. H. King
Cedar Bayou
Pelly
Pete Merchant
Justice of the Peace
R. R. Zerlein
King
Ray Allen
Merchant
Allen
Zerlein
Action Packed Tri-State Fair Opens September 19
The Tri-State Fair runs September 19 to 24 with rich entertainment educational exhibits and free attractions. Hollywood stars Movita Lloyd Nolan and Jack Randall will attend along with a Hillbilly caravan led by W Lee O Daniels. Beutler Brothers rodeo Mighty Sheelsey Midway and Cavalcade of Hits headline daily shows.
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Movita
Clark Gable
Lloyd Nolan
San Francisco
Jack Randall
Hollywood
W. Lee O'Daniel
Fort Worth
Bill Beechler
Scattered Showers On Weather Menu
Mr. Collman warns scattered showers to continue this afternoon and perhaps tomorrow afternoon. Temperatures expected to remain steady as a west and north spread of moisture moved through yesterday with Tucumcari recording the heaviest at .84 inch and Dalhart at .26.
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Mr. Collman
Amarillo
Tucumcari
Dalhart
Dumas
Stratford
Des Moines
Bandit Robbery Targets Arizona Stage Payrolls
Outlaws in six shooters hijack a stage truck near Taylor and steal payrolls totaling 38,000 from Southwest Lumber Mills and Lee Mercantile Company plus 17,000 for Fort Apache. Ison brothers bound as the bandits flee in their car abandoned at Show Low. This marks the first payroll robbery in two decades of stage deliveries.
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Here
Whiteountains
Southwest Lumber Mills
Lee Mercantile Company
Holbrook
Fort Apache Indian Reservation
Ison Brothers
Showlow
Ariz
Bids Opened for Amarillo Veterans Hospital Project
The Veterans Administration called for sealed bids today for an $800,000 Amarillo Veterans Hospital. Work includes one main building boiler house steel water tank and tower and a connecting corridor with wards for nurses and attendants to follow. Bids are to be opened at VA Headquarters on October 25.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Veterans Hospital
Amarillo
Marvin Jones Appreciates Regional Support for Amarillo Veterans Hospital
Congressman Marvin Jones praised Panhandle and southwest five-state leaders for backing the Amarillo Veterans Hospital project. He thanked regional congressmen and senators for aiding water conservation and other regional efforts. Jones, after returning from Washington, said a special session seems unlikely.
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Panhandle
Southwest Five-State
Congress
Veterans Hospital
Amarillo
Marvin Jones
Washington
Jones
Legion
Five-State
1937 Pontiac 8 Coupe With Extras
Vintage Pontiac 8 coupe in black with radio panel clock spotlight and dual accessories. 16,500 miles, original upholstery protected by seat covers, white sidewall tires lightly worn. Runs like new, asking bargain price of 625 dollars. See Globe News Want Ad page for details and more Amarillo dealer listings.
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Globe News
Amarillo
Globe-News
Weather Outlook for Amarilla West Texas and New Mexico
Amarilla and West Texas forecast: tonight partly cloudy with clear Friday afternoon. West portion sees scattered showers toward extreme west. New Mexico unsettled tonight and Friday with little temperature change. Temperatures 61 maximum and 25 minimum.
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Amarilla
Texas
New Mexico
New Column For Children Starts Sunday
Miss Laura V Hamner a Panhandle historian and educator will start a Sunday Globe News column for teens. She seeks cooperation from teachers and parents across the Plains and will cover local topics of vital interest to young readers.
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Sunday Globe News
Laura V. Hamner
Panhandle
Hamner
Plains
Film craftsmen allege bribe sways union control
Los Angeles report says 12,000 film workers were put under the Association of Motion Picture Producers by a 110000 dollar bribe to a union official. Pat Casey calls the complaint ridiculous and questions a company union premise amid years of wage increases.
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Los Angeles
National Labor Relations Board
Association of Motion Picture Producers, Inc
Pat Casey
Producers’ Organization
Ickes Hopes for Two-Party Split
Secretary Ickes said he hoped for a clearer division between the Democratic and Republican parties on social and economic principles. He argued a Democrat standpatter resembles a Republican stand patter and that there has never been a strong cleavage between the parties on these issues.
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Washington
Sept
Ickes
Grandma's onion remedy cited as cold cure claim
The article notes a claim that onions help cure a cold, with F. Rohman of Camden, New Jersey reporting to the American Chemical Society about an aldehyde in onion aromas that he says destroys bacteria. This item appears in the Milwaukee area report.
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Milwacker
Wis
EF. F. Rohman
Camden
N. J
American Chemical Society Today
Texan and Bride Die After Hotel Window Fall
Geologist M F Lake of San Antonio killed when he plunged from a Mattoon Illinois hotel window early today. Minutes later his 20 year old wife fell from the same window and is reported critically injured after striking a drug store sign. Lake was vice president of Coast Line Oil and Lincoln Petroleum, based in San Antonio.
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Mattoon
E. Lake
San Antonio
Tex
M. F. Lake
Tll
Coast Line Oil Corporation
Lincoln Petroleum Company
Lake
Houston
Jack Taylor
Texas
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Taylor
Midget Cows Defy Size With High Milk Output
Stillwater Oklahoma farmer Otto Gray raises midget cows and reports exceptional milk production. One cow yields about five gallons daily, far surpassing taller herd sisters. The compact cattle, standing 30 to 37 inches and weighing 450 to 500 pounds, reportedly eat roughly half as much as standard Jerseys.
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Stillwater
Okla
Otto Gray
Jerseys
Gray
Claremore
Borah Takes First Real Vacation in Years
Poland Springs Me Sept 8 Senator William E Borah of Idaho resting to regain health his wife reports enjoying the first real vacation in years and much improved physically. She shields him from the public and says no calls or politics while they plan to return to Washington Sept 14.
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Poland Springs
William BE. Borah
Idaho
Borah
Washington
Philharmonic Orchestra To Be Increased
The Philharmonic Orchestra will be expanded this season. Conductor Murray Meeker seeks prospective musicians for interviews. A special telephone line at Tolzien Music Store connects to Mr. Meeker, reachable at 20881. Candidates may call or mail their name address and instrument.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
Murray Meeker
Tolzien
Meeker
Traffic Moves Again Over Mexico City Laredo Road
Traffic resumed along the Pan American Highway from Mexico City to Laredo Texas after a 10 day flood disruption. Floods and cloud bursts washed out bridges in Tamaulipas, with a temporary pontoon bridge now in use at the Guayalejo River near Victoria.
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Mexico City-Laredo Road
Mexico City
Laredo
Tex
Federal Department of Press and Publicity
Tamaulipas
Guayalejo River
Victoria
China and Japan clash as forces rush to Hankow defense
Chinese central army divisions and Japanese reinforcements surge toward Hankow amid heavy fighting. Tokyo claims strategic points north and south of the Taipei Mountains as Chinese positions retreat into the mountains and heavy artillery may be abandoned.
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Hankow
Japan
China
Central Army
Shanghai
Taipei
Kuohin
Sinyang
Peiping Hankow
Yangtse
Tehan
Mahweiling
Nanchang
Kiangsief
Wiehan Pass
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