New Mexico Leaders to Attend Tri-State Fair Tomorrow
Delegations from New Mexico will visit the Tri-State Fair for New Mexico Day and Rural School Day. Notable figures include Senator Carl Hatch Senator Dennis Chavez and Congressman Jack Dempsey. Mrs Dee Howard of Portales longtime New Mexico national committeewoman will attend, retiring this year as Portales postmistress and Tri-State Fair booster.
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New Mexico
Amarillo
Carl Hatch
Dennis Chavez
Jack Dempsey
Dee Howard
Portales
Howard
Three Escape Jail Inmates Flee Dallam County Jail
Early today three prisoners escaped from the Dallam County jail in Amarillo by sawing through a north cell on the top floor and using the fire escape. The men are E. C. Stark serving a forgery sentence, Leroy Allison also jailed for forgery, and J. N. Daugherty held for assault with intent to murder after a recent gun battle with Deputy Sheriff John Rotan at Texline. Local officials, with volunteer deputies, are searching as Sheriff Harve D. Foust confirms the break and alerts spread through the area.
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Dallam
Harve D. Foust
Amarillo
E. C. Stark
Leroy Allison
J. N. Daugherty
John Rotan
Texline
Dallam County
Bill Randolph
Amarillo schools cut debt for big interest saving
Amarillo Independent School District reports saving 80 000 in interest by shortening maturities on a 121 000 refunding bond issue. Board president C T Crowe also notes a 50 000 savings by redeeming a 50 000 bond due 1957, to be called January 1 1937, with no rate change. The two issues total 171 000 and involve Woodmen of the World and Fort Worth firm Underwood Edwards & Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Independent
C. T. Crowe
Woodmen of the World
Crowe
Underwood, Edwards & Company
Fort Worth
What is truth and what is news in Paris
Arthur Brisbane notes in The Globe on how the Paris Figaro condenses United States political news to brief lines. He contrasts truth, news, and opinion, suggesting readers consider how distant reporting frames events. The piece exemplifies cross-Atlantic commentary with an editor’s caveat on editorial viewpoints. The note references today’s Page 13.
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Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Paris
Paris Figaro
United States
Ocean
Weather forecast for Amarillo and region
Amarillo and vicinity expect a Friday warmer day with partly cloudy skies. West Texas shows partial cloudiness with showers in extreme west areas and cooler conditions except Panhandle where it will be warmer tonight into Friday. New Mexico experiences partly cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with little temperature change. Temperature extremes recorded in Amarillo reached 54 and 68 degrees by early afternoon.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Beauty Shops Featured In Globe News Want Ads
Twelve Amarillo beauty shops appear in the Globe News Want Ads Beauty Shop columns offering daily specials in beauty work. The classification number 32 on the Want Ad page serves as a convenient reference for readers to locate nearby shops.
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Amarillo
Globe News
Truck Driver Held After Hefty Crash Near Amarillo
A loaded trailer truck driven by John Stanfield 35 of San Jon New Mexico is jailed on drunk driving charges after a head on collision with the Thorntons in a Model A on Highway 66 near the U S Helium Plant west of Amarillo. John Stanfield remained in Potter County jail with injuries to the Thorntons critical and serious.
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Highway 66
Amarillo
U. S
John Thornton
Los Angeles
Missouri
Northwest
Texas
John Stanfield
San Jon
N. M
Potter County
Ivy Wilkinson
Thorntons
Headon
Berry
Farmer
L. 8
Jenkins
Bob Underwood
New Mexico
Tom Stanfield
Mercantile Company
McCormick Co
Ford
Avondale
Chester Park
McCormick Company
W. R. McDowell
Delegations Pack Tri-State Fair in Amarillo
Colorful visiting delegations arrive for the Tri-State Fair in Amarillo with grounds and grandstands filling by afternoon. Plainview Dalhart Spearman and McLean send large groups. New Mexico Day features Tucumcari Clovis Portales and Clayton. Rural School Day noted with a five cent ride price for under 14 during a five hour window. Largest delegations competition heats up for cash prizes offered at the fair.
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Amarillo
Plainview
Dalhart
Spearman
McLean
New Mexico
Tucumcari
Clovis
Portales
Clayton
Groom
White Deer
United Shows of America
Rift Between Aimee And Daughter At Angelus Temple
The Examiner reports a brewing permanent rift between Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson and her daughter Roberta Semple at Angelus Temple Los Angeles. Roberta reportedly plans to resign as assistant business manager and radio production manager and move from the parsonage. The dispute stems from Giles Knight demanding joint approval of all temple radio programs, with McPherson backing Knight while temple attorney Jacob Moidel supports Roberta.
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Los Angeles
Angelus Temple
Aimee Semple McPherson
Roberta Semple
Roberta
Temple
Giles Knight
Temple Business Affairs
Examiner
McPherson
The
Foursquare Gospel Church
Knight
Jacob Moidel
Miss Semple
Colmery Elected American Legion National Commander
In Cleveland on September 24 Harry W. Colmery of Topeka Kansas was elected national commander by acclamation as veterans crowded the platform. Outgoing Commander Ray Murphy announced Colmery’s election amid a loud reaction and a rush of state standards toward the speaker’s stand.
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Cleveland
American Legion Today
Harry W. Colmery
Topeka
Kas
Colmery
Ray Murphy
Harry Colmery
KPDN Permit Assigned to R. C. Hoiles
Washington reports the Daily News of Pampa Texas was authorized by the communications commission to voluntarily assign its radio station KPDN license to R. C. Hoiles.
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Washington
Daily News
Pampa
Tex
The
Communications Commission
KPDN
R. C. Hoiles
State Health Week Proclaimed by Governor Allred
Gov James V Allred designated October 11 to 16 as State Health Week in Austin. The notice emphasizes health awareness and public welfare activities across the state during the period.
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Austin
James V. Allred
U S Fears Jap Incident in China Analysis
Washington observers compare Japan's China actions to the 1932 Shanghai incident. A Japanese sailor died in Shanghai, a soldier in Hankow, and marines were landed. Japan now controls North China and advances in the Yangtze Valley, with calmer Chinese sentiment but rising anti Japanese tension.
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Hobart C. Montee
Washington
Japan
China
Shanghai
International Settlement
Hankow
Manchuria
Yangtze Valley
Nanking
Europe
Malformed Baby Dies Parents Choke Tears
In Chicago on September 24 a six day old infant, Julian Tafel Jr., died after post operative shock and toxic poisoning from imperfect elimination of body waste. The father said he prayed for death, while the mother sobbed and accepted the outcome. Doctors had noted the baby's rudimentary bladder and attempted an intestinal outlet repair but could not proceed further.
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Chicago
Julian ‘Tafel, Jr
Lewis K. Eastman
Eva Tafel
Thad
Dust storms forecast despite erosion program in plains
Dust storms again likely in 1937 as drought aftermath, says Dr. H H Bennett chief of the Soil Conservation Service. He notes that unless substantial rain and snow fall this autumn and winter, another series of dust storms may occur, potentially as severe as 1934 and 1935 in parts of the region. A $2 million wind erosion program in five Great Plains states reduced chances in the southern plains, but northern areas may still face swirling dust clouds. Soil losses could rise if rains come suddenly. experts urge cover crops or heavy weed growth to protect bare fields. Substantial rains this fall are needed.
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Dr. Bennett
Great Plains
Plains
Bennett
Construction begins soon on Amarillo junior college
President C T Crowe of the school board announced that decks have been cleared for early construction of the Amarillo Junior College building. He said all contract details with PWA authorities are approved and work should begin in two to three weeks.
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Amarillo Junior College
C. T. Crowe
PWA
Crowe
Gates of Dam Opened by Loyal Troops
Madrid reports a floodgate flooding Alberche River dam to sweep rebel fronts west of Toledo. Loyalist forces halted rebel push on the Maqueda Toledo line and prepared for possible renewed attack. Air actions and shifting Madrid mood noted as censors withhold further details. Bilbao offers surrender with League supervision amid looming Ultimatum.
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Madrid
Toledo
Alberche River
United Press
Torrijos
Reynolds Packard
Madequeda- Talavera
Alcazar
Bilbao
League of Nations
Emilio Mola
Gas Sales Revealed By Senate Labor Probe
Senate committee documents disclose large tear gas sales by Lake Erie Chemical Co to corporations and individuals from 1992 to 1934 totaling nearly 500000 dollars. A map shows heavy use in industrial districts across Ohio New York Louisiana and California amid labor strikes.
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Washington
Senate
A. 8
Alles
Lake Erie Chemical Company
United States
la Follette Committee
Ohio
New York
Louisiana
California
Elijah J. Kile Claimed by Death at 78
Elijah J. Kile, 78, died at 6:45 this morning at his son RE P Kile’s home on Lincoln Street. A heart ailment caused the death. Boxwell Brothers funeral directors will handle arrangements. Survived by sons D C Kile of Tulsa O Kile and F Kile of Fort Worth, and daughter Miss M Hites of Wichita Kansas. E P Kile is a Santa Fe engineer.
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Elijah J. Kile
RE. P. Kile
Lincoln Street
Mr. Kile
Boxwell Brothers
E. P. Kile
Santa Fe
D. C. Kile
Tulsa
O. K. Kile
F. Kile
Port Worth
Mise
M. Hites
Wichita
Kan
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John Maynard Lbr
FHA Loans
Long-Bell, Lbr, Co
Reg
U.S
Pilate
M. L. Berry
State Highway Patrol
Leonard Farmer
Mildred
KGNC
Associated Press
Aimee
NEW Legion
Houston
George Kuhleman
TAFEL
Julian Tafel, JR
H. H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
Department of Agriculture
By Michael McEwen
Gibraltar
Maqueda-Toledo
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