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Amarillo Sunday News Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1934

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Abuses Charged as Union Leaders Protest Labor Strikes

William Green of the AFL protests use of troops in the San Francisco longshoremen strike. In San Francisco the labor board began a court inquiry into the 27 000 coast longshoremen and marine workers as threats of a wider walkout grow. Shipowners are accused of leveraging the NRA to keep wages down and hours long while hiring halls control work. The first waterfront shooting since National Guard deployment is reported with two killed and many injured.

San Francisco National Guard Roosevelt Labor Dispute Board Federal Board Edward J Hanna Edward F. McGrady Secretary of Labor NRA International Seamen's Union Paul Scharrenberg National Recovery Act Scharrenberg United State Shipping Board Harding Scharstenberg

Youthful Pal Receives Seven Years For Bank Robbery

Ted R. Brooks, Wichita Falls youth, testified he aided Raymond Hamilton in the Lewisville First National Bank robbery under threat. Hamilton, fleeing Eastham Farm, pleaded guilty to complicity and drew seven years in prison. Brooks described the escape as they moved through Fort Worth and Denton County, culminating in a two hour pursuit and barricade standoff before surrender.

Denton Tex Ted R. Brooks Wichita Falls Raymond Hamilton First National Bank Lewisville Brooks Hamilton Fort Worth Eastham Clyde Barrow Henrietta Denton County Dallas- Denton D. H. Street Bullock Hyde Hyder Howe Grayson County

Panhandle road booster rally plans advance in Amarillo

Amarillo Chamber of Commerce highway committee lays plans for a Panhandle wide road booster rally on Saturday. They will push completion of routes including U.S. Highways 66 and 60 and State Highways 5 and 9, with a delegation likely to Austin to seek 12 million dollar PWA funds. More than 200 invitations have been sent. the meeting at the Hering Hotel starts 2 30 PM.

Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee Wade Brymer Mls Panhandle Austin PWA Texas Panhandle Plains Brymer

Farley Responds to GOP Attack on New Deal

Postmaster General Farley defended the New Deal against Republican criticism. He said Republicans lack a real economic issue and are exploiting a constitutional angle. Speaking before a western trip, Farley forecast ongoing campaign activity and mocked GOP prospects for victory next November. He planned to travel to Philadelphia and then New York.

Washington Farley Philadelphia New York

Second Group Studies Meat Cannery Methods

Amarillo's federal canning plant is lauded as a national model for processing meats vegetables and meat products. Forty-two relief officials from 11 states are in Amarillo for a three day schooling under Alfred G Smith head of relief canning work.

Amarillo Alfred G. Smith Wshington D. C

Clyde E. Smith to Talk Here Tonight

Clyde E. Smith of Woodville, candidate for attorney general, will speak at 8 o'clock tonight at Tenth Avenue and Polk Street in Amarillo. A Texas native, he once sold newspapers in San Antonio at age 11 and has served two years as county attorney and four consecutive terms as district attorney.

Clyde E. Smith Woodville Amarillo Tenth Avenue Polk Street Texas Mr. Smith San Antonio

Weather Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas Areas

Partly cloudy Tuesday with generally fair and warm conditions across west Texas. New Mexico sites show fair south and unsettled north portions, with little temperature change. Yesterday's hourly Amarillo temperatures recorded.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico

Hess Speech Draws Doubt in Berlin

The Hess address sparked foreign scrutiny in Berlin as observers question if it signals a peaceful shift or a calculated appeasement. Analysts cite flattery toward France and veterans, possible covert aims by Neurath and Ribbentrop, and signs that Germany seeks to end the militant stance and isolation fears.

Berlin Germany Rudolf Hess Hess Louis Barthou Franz von Papen Heymann Wilhelm Goering Ene France Konstantin von Neurath Joaquim von Ribbentrop Foreign Ministry Hitler Reichswehr

Poker game ends in robbery and death in Kilgore

In Kilgore Texas a poker game was robbed by two masked men last night. A rifle fire through a screen door killed Benne Teresch, 25, who died of a head wound. The robbers looted about $50, fled in a car toward Gladewater.

Kilgore Tex Bennie Teresch Teresch Gldewater

Texas voters begin to take interest in gubernatorial race

Texas candidates hit the campaign trail with under three weeks before the first primary. Senator Clint Small spoke in Austin and Temple. he accused gambling interests of funding foes to unseat him and challenged Attorney General Allred’s claim to a one million dollar state recovery. Allred defended funds and denounced petty politics at Wichita Falls rallies.

Austin Texas Clint CG. Small State Capitol Senate Temple Claim Small Small James V. Allred Allred Vernon Wichita Falls Tom F. Hunter C. C McDonald Wichita Wichita Fpafla

Lubbo ck Jail Breaker Caught

J B Stephens, a convict who escaped Lub bock County jail on June 24 during a kidnapping, was captured in Houston. His companions Ed Stanton, a condemned killer, and Andrew H Nelson, a burglar, escaped after a police chase.

Houston J. B. Stephens Lubbock County Perchmouth) Stanton Andrew H. Nelson

Women testify in Sterne robbery trial in Brownwood

Two elderly women, Mrs. Lige Debusk and Mrs. Addie Hounshell, testified in Brownwood on July 9 that they were beaten at their home during a June 19 robbery in which $40 was taken. Lester C. Sterne of Abilene pleaded guilty to robbery with firearms.

Brownwood Lige Debusk Addie Hounshell Lester C. Sterne Abilene

Senator Small to Speak on Radio Tonight in East Texas

Senator Clint C. Small will address East Texas voters with a Granbury appearance broadcast on WBAP Fort Worth from 5:30 to 8:30 PM. The event is listed by the local headquarters as part of his campaign schedule this week.

Clint C. Small East Texas Granbury WBAP Fort Worth

Appeal Voids Jail Sentence In Air Mail Probe

Washington July court majority voids the 11 day jail term for William P MacCracken Jr over defying Senate subpoenas in the air mail inquiry. The ruling suggests the Senate lacked power to punish a past completed act, sending the case toward final Supreme Court review.

Washington William P MacCracken Senate Supreme Court Congress MacCracken Commerce Aeronautics Air Mail L. H. Brittin Northwest Airways, Inc Harris M. Hanshue Gilbert L. Girgin District of Columbia Court of Apperly MacCragken Frank Hogan

Texan files suit to force U. S. 10 pay gold for note

Dallas July 9 Guy B. Fisher of Bland Lake San Augustine County United States senator ial candidate who says he is opposed to the politics of President Roosevelt filed in Federal District Court here an application asking that the Federal Reserve Bank redeem a $20 note in gold. District Clerk George W. Parker said receipt was acknowledged but the case likely will not be heard before the next regular term opening in January.

Dallas Guy B. Fisher Bland Lake San Augustine County United States Roosevelt Federal District Court Federal Reserve Bank George W. Parker

Clovis Drug Store Looted for Five Thousand Dollars

Special to The News reports burglars in Clovis New Mexico looted the Fox Drug last night securing narcotics whiskey and about 300 dollars in cash. police in Amarillo were alerted to the burglary and a stakeout followed the incident.

Clovis, N. M Fox Drug

Moley Warns of Nazi Influence in U S

Raymond Moley former assistant secretary of state testifies before a House Un American Activities sub committee warning against Nazi propaganda in America. He notes that propaganda bases were sent from Germany and cites the Friends of New Germany distributing anti Jewish and anti Mason pamphlets.

New York Raymond Moley Germany Special House Committee On Un-American Activities Fratz Giseibl National Socialist Party of Germany Friends of New Germany

Loot Worth $75 000 Recovered By Police

Jewelry bonds and money valued at about 75 000 dollars were recovered from the R. E. Bolling home in San Antonio. Sheriff Albert Hausser and three deputies arrested two men, including L. C. Watson, on burglary and theft charges after questioning accomplices. The initial report had put the loss at 107 000 dollars.

AN Antonio Bolling Albert Hausser San Antonio Sheriff's Department L. C. Watson Hausser

Resignations Shake Texas Relief Commission Members

Austin July 9 Husson of Houston and J F Reed of Junction resign from the Texas Relief Commission citing political partisanship. They urge others to quit and propose a new agency to administer relief. The officers warned the body has failed to function as the relief crisis deepens.

Fergguson Stevenson Hussion Reed Adam R. Johnson

Who's Who in Amarillo Want Ad Page

The notice advertises local service providers for home repairs and personal needs including radiator repair lawn mower sharpening painting paper home remodeling watch fixing printing plumbing and furniture repair plus chiropractic services listed in the Amarillo want ads.

Amarillo Want

Four Youths Held in Death at CCC Captain

Lieut. Jabez L. Gatlin of Mexia Texas the Pine Valley Civilian Conservation Camp commanding officer was shot and killed by Wallace McCullough of Sallisay four recruits Jamea Baldridge Moochie Baldridge and Mark Ruark were detained investigators said eyewitnesses report McCullough fired from behind a tree after Gatlin ordered the group to bed down the shooting occurred at midnight on the camp's edge in Poteau Oklahoma police continue to review the incident.

Moochie Baldridge Mark Ruark Little Pine McCullough Gatlin

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Columbus Ohio William Green American Federation of Labor Frank P. Merrian California Ters Banch Street Bastrop Andrew McLeod Morehouse Parish McLeod GOP NEW Deal Lief Canning Texas Extension Service Rocky Mountain States Joe Lubbock Associated Press TEXAN U. S Clovis Drug Store Clovia Moley Today Cal Johnson Commis SION CCC
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