Warn Salons Of High Cost Of Pensions
Old age assistance will cost 50 million dollars annually with 147,676 eligible pensioners at an average 16 dollars monthly. Five percent admin costs, liquor taxes 3 million, leaving 27 million from other sources. Assuming half federal aid, Texas must raise 1 million monthly. New lawmakers sworn in. Senate president pro tem Roy Sanderson elected. 150k appropriation for session expenses. As of Sept 1, 204,655 applications filed. 80,718 approved. 12,339 denied. 111,598 pending.
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Orville Carpenter
James V. Allred
Carpenter
Texas
Roy Sanderson
Belton
Senate
House
Rudolph A. Weinert
Seguin
E. Harold Beck
Texarkana
Broadfoot
Bonham
George H. Harper
Jefferson
E. J. Blacket
Victoria
Ernest Fellbaum
San Antonio
Texas Rivers Worsen Flood Damage In Central Texas
The Central Texas floods threaten Brownwood and Brown County towns as the Colorado River rises to late flood levels. Officials report up to 5 million in area losses with several communities evacuated while roads remain blocked and relief efforts continue.
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McCulloch
Colorado
Winchell
Brownwood
Rockwood
Coleman County
Goldthwaite
Austin
Brazos
Little Rivers
Port Sullivan
Milam County
John D. Rogers
Brazos River Conservation and
Navasota
Bravos
Little River
Leon
Lampasas
Temple
Temple Telegram
Amarillo to Portales Special Train Draws Near
Nearly 100 reservations were made today for Amarillo's special train to Portales New Mexico sponsored by the American Business Club with chamber of commerce help. The Santa Fe train departs Amarillo at 8 o clock Friday and stops at Hereford at 8 55 for a 30 minute layover. The trip includes hat bands and canes, round trip fare 2 75, and the Portales parade plans to greet the party on arrival. The Amarillo College band accompanies the delegation to the Roosevelt County Fair.
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Portales
N. M
American Business Club
Chamber of Commerce Co-Operation
Roosevelt County Fair
Santa Fe
Hereford
ABC
Blast injures several at Flint gas station
Flint on September 28 reports say an explosion at a gasoline filling station left several injured, some critically. Early dispatches indicated 14 people were removed from the wreckage with some believed dead as flames hindered rescue efforts.
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Flint, Mich
Amarillo merchant first to send in campaign check
A K Baracat, Amarillo merchant, is among the first to mail a contribution to the Democratic campaign in the newly opened district offices in the Amarillo Building. Mayor Ross Rogers, chairing the local finance committee, notes that funds should come voluntarily and not by active solicitation.
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Roosevelt
Amarillo
A. K. Baracat
Democratic Campaign Committee
Ross Rogers
Rogers de
Five Nations Break Up Gold Bloc Sees Currency Shift
Five nations join France in devaluation era as Switzerland Netherlands Latvia and Greece start currency stabilization programs. France under a monetary equilibrium pact with the United States and Britain faces a parliamentary test on Blum's devaluation. Moscow denies British pound sales aim to push down the rate. bank calls sales ordinary banking transactions.
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Associated Press
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France
United States
Great Britain
Leon Blum
Switzerland
Netherlands
Latvia
Greece
Moscow
French cabinet unity threatened by currency reform plan
Paris Sept 28 The French government pressed its franc devaluation plan in the Chamber of Deputies, facing radical resistance and defeating a rightist bid to return the measure to committee. The premier warned the nation would align currency with prewar levels while Holland stays free. A 300 million guilder stabilization fund would curb declines. Russia denied Morgenthau charges about Soviet pound sales, calling them ordinary banking moves amid an international stabilisation effort. Morgenthau had earlier revealed a government move to buy the full pound offering, lifting the rate from 4.91 to 5.02. See GOLD BLOC Page 11.
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France
Chamber of Deputies
Committee For Revision
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Russia
Morgenthau
Moscow
United States
Great Britain
Jenkins Smashes One Hour Speed Record at Bonneville
Ab Jenkins of Utah shattered the one hour speed record at Bonneville Salt Flats with 170.997 miles, surpassing England’s George Eyston. He started at 8:15:37 A M CST in his two ton land plane aiming to dominate records from 10 to 2000 miles after a failed 10 mile attempt and a 100 mile mark of 169.57.
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America
Ab Jenkins
England
George Eyston
Utah
Cobb
Simpson Sentenced in Berlin Treason Trial
In Berlin the Nazi People's court sentenced Lawrence Simpson of Seattle to three years for treasonable activities linked to his Communist sailor network. He received credit for 14 months already served. espionage charges were dropped. Simpson's attorney argued for a one year max on treason.
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Berlin
Nazi People’s Court
Lawrence Simpson
Seattle
Reich
Simpson
Werner Anthor
Red Russia aims for new democracy under radical constitution
John Lloyd reports from Moscow on Russia's forthcoming constitution described by Bolsheviks as a gift to the world. The plan envisions a two chamber legislature with direct secret balloting for voters over 18 and equal suffrage, while power remains centered in the Communist party. The article notes similarities to democratic systems yet warns observers await operation to judge true intent.
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John Lloyd
Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
Communist Party
Kremlin
Rebels Take Toledo Entry Report At Madrid Retreat
Rebels seized Toledo at 10 P M after Madrid militiamen fled before their assault. Webb Miller describes the rebel entry as intercepts reported from the Franco-Spanish border at Hendaye.
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Webb Miller
Toledo
Hendaye
U.P
Alcazar
Madrid
Four Murder Trials Set In Two Weeks
Judge FE C Nelson Jr moves 47th District Court to clear minor cases before murder trials. Four murder cases are slated for the next two weeks, with Johnny Cullen to be tried first on Monday for a nightclub shooting affray last winter. Florence Holmes, a Black woman, faces trial for the death of another Amarillo resident. her case also set for Monday.
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FE. C. Nelson, Jr
47Th District Court
Johnny Cullen
Florence
Holmes
Amarillo
Hollywood bound Bob Burns heads to stage shows
Bob Burns the radio rowdy and cinema comedian travels from Amarillo on a TWA flight toward Hollywood after a weekend appearance in Kansas City at Jubilesta. He is accompanied by his son Bob Burns Jr and he performs with Ben Bernie the old maestro in the celebration.
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Bob Burns
Amarillo
TWA
Hollywood
Kansas City
Ben Bernie
Burns
Bob, Jr
Rebels Hold Toledo as Loyalist Siege Rages Outside
In Spain, rebel troops hold Toledo while Loyalist forces fight for life outside the city. Moscow avoided open aid to the Popular Front, citing fear of international conflict, as Alcazar defenders are hailed after a ten week siege. Madrid reports a new rebel advance and renewed Loyalist counterlines, with doubt whether major combat has ceased in the city.
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U.P
Toledo
Madrid
Alcazar
War Office
Burgos
Who's Who in Amarillo Business Directory Advertisement
The Globe-News advertises a classified business directory listing skilled services offered by individuals and companies in Amarillo. The ad highlights floor repair, stove repair, piano tuning, window cleaning, upholstery, painting, paper hanging, mattress renovation, and window shade installation and repair. Dial 6262 for want ads.
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Amarillo
Globe-News
Nationwide drive targets narcotics and liquor law violators
Washington reports a treasury mobilization of 2,500 agents for a countrywide raid blitz. Sudden operations aimed to arrest hundreds suspected of narcotics and illicit liquor offenses, with jurisdiction across 50 plus treasury offices. Also possible action against counterfeiting and customs violations within treasury enforcement.
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Washington
Treasury
Harold N. Graves
Morgenthau
Province of Treasury
Treasury Enforcement
Honeymooning Stars Anne Sothern and Roger Pryor Stop in Amarillo
Motion picture star Anne Sothern and writer Roger Pryor paused in Amarillo this afternoon during a TWA flight tour honeymoon trip through the East. Flight itinerary showed the couple as passengers on the tour.
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Anne Sothern
Roger Pryor
Amarillo
TWA
Police Use Tear Bombs to Disperse Memorial High Students
Campbell Ohio police used two tear gas bombs to break up a large student demonstration outside Memorial High School over a teacher transfer. Three youths were detained on suspicion as officers fired near the crowd and a police squad of about six maintained the scene. The gas dispersed the protesters to a nearby hill, with many coughing and sneezing as the breeze carried the fumes.
Airport conference set in Amarillo on runway plans
Department of Commerce representatives and TWA officials are due soon in Amarillo for a conference on proposed airport improvements. KE Fleming of Kansas City, TWA traffic manager for the central region, will arrive tomorrow. Concrete runway plans have been prepared for TWA approval.
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Department of Commerce
TWA
Amarillo
KE. Fleming
Kansas City
See Italy After America A Tower that Lasts
Arthur Brisbane, a widely known American writer, contributes a Globe column. His opinions reflect his own views, not The Globe editorial stance. The Italy series urges Americans to visit Italy after touring the United States, highlighting towers and the experience of travel.
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Pisa
Arthur Brisbane
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United States
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South End
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Three Men Injured in West Tucumcari Collision
A head on crash on Highway 66 about 23 miles west of Tucumcari New Mexico left three men wounded with Hester in brain concussion and critical condition, Young with leg fractures, and Bates with arm and leg injuries. Both vehicles were driven by Hester and Young. Bates rode with Hester. All injured were taken to Amarillo for treatment.
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Tucumcari
N. M
St. Anthony's Hospital
Clarence Hester
Hester
Young
Highway 66
Amarillo
Conchas Project
Bates
Acting County Judge Pearson Handles Riggs Duties
During Judge J N Riggs absence Perry S Pearson serves in his place. Pearson was chosen by a group of lawyers to manage the legal affairs of the judge’s office until Riggs returns.
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J. N. Riggs
Perry
Pearson
Judge Pearson
Judge Riggs
Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicin ity
Amarillo forecast calls for fair conditions with frost in sheltered spots tonight and frost north if skies clear. Tuesday expected fair and warmer with rising temperatures. West Texas shows partly cloudy skies with frosts in north portions tonight. New Mexico unsettled with snow northeast and north central areas, Tuesday generally fair with frost or freezing tonight. Temperature extremes noted 36 to 48 degrees.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Oregon timber blaze threatens towns in southwestern region
Wildfires raged across southwestern Oregon with Coquille North Bend Marshfield and Myrtle Point under threat. Bandon Prosper and surrounding timberland suffered heavy damage with at least seven dead and thousands homeless as 3 000 firefighters fought the flames aided by shifting winds and scarce rain.
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Ore
Oregon
Coquille
North Bend
Myrtle Point
Bandon
Prosper
M. M. Craven
Portland
Marues
United States Forest
Roseburg
California
Redding
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