Voice of Hull Gives England Renewed Hope
Secretary Hull urged adherence to the Kellogg Briand pact amid Italy Ethiopia tensions. London discussions hinted at a united front with Britain against war if Washington joins. Massaua and Axum relocate key assets as Rome presses preparations, Haile Selassie moves relics to safety. Hull again backs pacific dispute settlement.
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Associated Press
Hull
United States
London
Great Britain
Ethiopia
Rome
Italy
Massaua
Eritrea
Haile Selassie
Axum
France
Hill
League of Nations
Earl Fuqua Condition Improves After Hospital Stay
Report from Amarillo says Earl Fuqua of First National Bank is better after midweek hospitalization in Fort Worth. He was taken to the hospital for treatment last week and was accompanied by his father W H Fuqua and friends as the news was relayed by Mrs. Fuqua.
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Earl Fuqua
First National Bank
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Auto Dealers Offering Used Cars in Sunday News Globe
In connection with the Panhandle Plains SALFS DAY the Sunday News Globe features local auto dealers offering used cars at special values. Many cars are nearly new, especially 1953 models, with prices within reach of the average wage earner. Check Want Ad Section for Amarillo dealer selections.
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Today
Sunday News Globe
Amarillo
Take the Mouse Out Uncles Mailbox Tale
A Brookfield Connecticut woman writes to Uncle Sam about a field mouse nesting in her mailbox The playful letter asks how the Post Office should handle the situation and describes the mouse as long-eared and big-eyed The niece ends with affectionate regards from Prances Linquist to Uncle Sam.
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Washington
Brookfield Conn
Sam
U. S. Post Office
Heat Wave Breaks in Texas with Intermittent Showers
The Associated Press reports several days of intense heat in Texas were briefly interrupted by scattered showers and cooler temperatures. Rain fell in Galveston, Corsicana, Abilene, Coleman, and Gray County, with winds and minor damage near Anna and Savoy. No widespread crop damage noted as Dallas, Fort Worth, and Amarillo saw cooler conditions.
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Associated Press
Texas
Houston
Galveston
Corsicana
Dallas
Fort Worth
Austin
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Henrietta
Memphis
Abilene
Coleman
Sherman
Anna
Savoy
Gray County
Amarillo
Earthquake Shakes Southern California Across Regions
A distinct quake struck early today at 2:55 AM causing rattled windows and moved furniture across Los Angeles, Hollywood, Pasadena, Glendale, San Bernardino, Santa Monica, Long Beach, Van Nuys and Santa Barbara. No damage was reported.
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Los Angeles
California
Hollywood
Pasadena
Glendale
San Bernardino
Santa Monica
Long Beach
van Nuys
Santa Ba Oara
Agents search for gambling witness body in Reno case
Federal agents in Atlantic City search Nevada for the body of Roy J. Frisch missing witness in the Reno gambling fraud case. A convict’s claimed confession that Frisch was slain is cited by J. Edgar Hoover. Separately in Sofia Bulgaria a seismograph records a sharp quake about 200 miles northeast of the city with light shocks felt in many areas.
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Atlantic City
U.P
Nevada
Roy J. Frisch
Reno
Frisch
J. Edgar Hoover
Sofia
Bulgaria
Spur Texas Names Acting Postmaster Olen C Arthur
Postmaster General Farley announced Olen C Arthur as acting postmaster at Spur Texas on July 13. The move names a new leader for the Spur post office and reflects routine administrative changes in federal service.
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Washington
Farley
Olen C Arthur
Spur
Texas
Probers Seek New Records On Lobbying In Congress Battles
Senate Lobby Committee distributes elaborate questionnaires to power firms to reveal funding sources and spending on the fight against holding company reforms. Philip H. Gadsden denounces records seizure as an outrage while the committee probes how expenditures hit consumer rates and the books of utility companies.
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Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
Philip H. Gadsden
Committee of Public Utility Executives
Gadsden
Black
Alabama
Philadelphia
Power Company
Mayflower
H. A. Blomquist
Senator Black
Woman Killed by Electric Worm Trap in Detroit
DETROIT July 13 Mrs Margaret Patzsch 63 was electrocuted today when a home wired worm gathering device short circuited. The device used two electrodes in the ground connected to the house electrical system to drive worms to the surface for a fishing expedition.
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Detroit
Margaret Patzsch
Russian Trade Treaty Signed Ends 18 Years Of Trade War
Washington July 13. Ending 18 years of hit or miss commercial relations the United States and Soviet Russia signed a trade pact. The U S agreed to boost its imports from Russia by 150 percent over the past three years average in return for 30 million dollars of American goods purchased during the next year. The United States granted wide tariff concessions to the Soviet. Experts say benefits to Moscow would be delayed rather than immediate. The pact mirrors reductions in Belgium and Sweden and provides tariff relief for Soviet concessions. Moscow will gain from future pacts with other nations signed during the agreement’s life. Concluded by Maxim Litvinoff and William C Bullitt.
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Washington
United States
Russia
U.S. R
Moscow
Belgium
Hail
Soviet Union
Maxim Litvinoff
William C. Bullitt
Rainfall Benefits Plainview Section This Week
Special to The Sunday News Globe reports rains last night and this morning boosted crops in Plainview. W. J. Klinger logged ninety five hundredths of an inch. Petersburg notes over an inch. Hart records half an inch. Lockney and Silverton quarter inch. Mule shoe got half an inch and Texico a light sprinkle. A Reuters dispatch from Shanghai also notes 100 of 500 passengers drowned when a Chinese steamer capsized at Tinghai in Che kiang province.
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Sunday News Globe
Plainview
W. J. Klinger
Petersburg
Hart
Lockney
Silverton
London
Reuters
Shanghai
Stratoflight Officials At Variance on Hans
Rapid City South Dakota July 3 Officials of the National Geographic Society differed on whether another stratosphere ascent would occur this year Dr Lyman J Briggs chair of the advisory committee said a new balloon could be ready and another flight possible in 1935 while Thomas W McKnew assistant secretary said another flight this year was unlikely A government Army Air Corps stratosphere camp near here was abandoned after a balloon burst Officials planned to ship the torn canopy to Akron Ohio for examination to determine the cause of the disaster
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Rapid City
National Geographic Society
Geographic Sociey
Washington
Lyman J. Briggs
Thomas W. McKnew
The
Geographic Society
Creepgraphic Society
Army Air Corps
Hiere
Akron
Goodyear-Zeppelin Company
Jury verdict in Waley kidnapping case reaches for Lindbergh law
In Tacoma a federal jury convicted 19 year old Margaret Waley of crossing state lines and conspiring in the $200,000 kidnaping of George Weyerhaeuser. Verdict came in 4 hours 45 minutes. life sentence possible on both charges. Judge Cushman set next Wednesday for sentencing.
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Tacoma
Wash
Margaret Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
Washington-Idaho
Harmon M. Waley
William Dainard
Mahan
E. E. Cushman
Waley
U. S
A. J. Chitty
Chitty
Cotton consumed in U S declines in June
Washington July 13 Cotton consumed during June totaled 385 946 bales of lint and 61 905 bales of linters, down from May figures of 469 250 lint and 65 501 linters and from last year’s June totals of 363 262 lint and 54 587 linters as reported by the census bureau.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Isolated Sniping Renewed in Erin Riots
Belfast dispatch reports renewed isolated sniping amid clashes between Orangemen and Nationalists. Two people were killed and 36 seriously wounded over two days, including a boy shot today, as rioting continued in the area. Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for partly cloudy skies.
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Belfast
Ireland
U.P
Amarillo
Lions Amos and Andy First Southwest Lion Kittens Born
The caption announces Amos and Andy, the first live lion kittens born in the Southwest at the Potter County Zoo set within the Tri-State Fairgrounds. It notes possible alternates in their names and credits Spitfire, the mother lion, as the dam.
Simple Burial Rites To Be Conducted for Uncle Dick Russell
Hutchinson County tax assessor and collector Arthur Huey was indicted by an 84th District Court grand jury on a charge of embezzling 8383. Bond set at 5000 dollars. sheriff reports a warrant but Huey cannot be located. Funeral services for R Uncle Dick Russell of Hemphill County were held in Canadian with burial in Canadian Cemetery. Russell, born 1845, arrived in the Panhandle in 1874 and married Mattie Galaher in 1895. survived by three daughters and two grandsons. He recalled buffalo hunting days and predicted he would be 90 in November.
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Dick” Russell
Hemphill
the Panhandle
Canadian
Richard Russell
Madison County
Illinois
Panhandle
Mattie Galaher
Riots in Belfast Claim Two Lives on Second Night of Violence
In Belfast during the 245th Battle of the Boyne anniversary disturbances two people were killed and twenty injured in a renewed flare of Catholics versus Protestant orange faction clashes. Over two days four killed and 66 hurt as curfews failed and police sought reinforcements from neighboring counties. York Street remained a flashpoint as authorities ordered a district sealed and heavily guarded.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
York Street
Luke Lea Pardon Petition Denied in North Carolina
Governor Ehringhaus denied Luke Lea a pardon for the former U.S. senator from Tennessee who was convicted in Asheville of conspiracy to defraud the Central Bank and Trust. Luke Lea Jr. was convicted alongside his father, began his sentence, and was paroled last year.
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Raleigh
N. C
Ehringhaus
Luke Tea
United States
Tennessee
Asheville
Central Bank and Trust Company
Luke Lea, Jr
Eclipse of Moon Will Be Monday In Austin
A total lunar eclipse will be observable Monday from 9 12 to 12 47 PM. Dr E G Keller of the University of Texas says the moon will pass through the center of Earth's shadow and, given its near culmination, conditions should be excellent for viewing.
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Austin
Sly
E. G Keller
University of Texas
Keller
Football Star Kelsch Killed in Pittsburgh Auto Crash
Mose Kelsch, 40, back field ace of the Pittsburgh Pirates National pro team, died in an automobile collision today in Pittsburgh. The accident marks a sudden end to a noted football career with the Pirates.
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Pittsburg
Crist (Mose) Kelsch
Pittsburgh Pirates
Three Die in Amarillo Highway Crashs Near English Airport
Three men died and several injured in two Panhandle highway collisions near Amarillo on Saturday. Victims include Chester H. Watson of Amarillo, Chas M Showmaker of Borger, and Lloyd Wiseman of Vega. A woman believed wife of Showmaker was taken to St. Anthony's Hospital. Witnesses describe a head on collision between a Watson truck and a Chevrolet, flames, and multiple injuries.
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Amarillo
Chester H. Watson
Chas.h. Showmaker
Borger
Panhandle
English Airport
St. Anthony's Hospital
Showmaker
Vega
Wildorado
Lloyd Wiseman
Watson
Walter Kirkpatrick
Stinnett
Chevrolet
Shewmaker
Blackburn-Shaw
J. B. Taylor
Vision Wiseman
Delia Morris
Irving Cohen
Los Angeles
Emory Bales
G. W. Drake
Wiseman
Fifty Amarillo Merchants Promote Greatest Panhandle Sales Event
Fifty Amarillo merchants join forces to stage tomorrow Monday July 15 as the most successful trades day yet in the city. Stores offer quality merchandise at outstanding bargain prices with window cards and KGNC radio promos to draw early shoppers. The Sunday News-Globe urges readers to study ads and visit Amarillo early for the event.
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Amarillo
Sunday News-Globe
KGNC
News-Globe
Panhandle Plains
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Dan Hardee
Farly
Hemphill County
Baptist Church
Fred Dawson
Presbyterian Church In
W. A. Fite
Paul Bowen
Perryton
Leo Newman
Lefors
Clifford Roth
J. R. Newman
Dale Roth
Luke Lea
C. H.watson
Auto Tire
Chas. M. Shewmaker
Borgan
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