Fat Stock Show To Lead Amarillo Cattlemen Events
The Amarillo Fat Stock Show and sixth annual Fat Stock Show open Monday at Tri-State Fair grounds. Texas- Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association convenes with executive committee meetings and sessions through Thursday. Exhibits sales and entertainments expected, drawing breeders feeders bankers and farmers from the Tri-State region.
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Tri-State
Tri-State Fair
Texas- Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Southwestern Cattlemen Are
Showers Dapple Panhandle and South Plains Regions
Local showers and sprinkles fell across the Panhandle with Memphis Memphis Giles Hedley eachlogging half an inch from heavy afternoon rains. Lubbock recorded 47 hundredths inch and others saw spotty moisture while ground moisture deepened three to four inches.
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Memphis
Giles
Hedley
South Plains
Lubbock
Claude
Goodnight
Ashtela
Clarendon
Plainview
Childress
Jericho
Amarillo
Monument Models Approved for Texas Statues
The Centennial division of the board of control approved models for statues of General Sam Houston and William B. Travis by Pompeo Coppini in New York. The figures join other Texans Lamar Fannin and Rusk to be placed in the State building hall at the Dallas Centennial exposition. Travis is depicted in a hunting jacket with sword. Houston wears a long tail coat.
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Austin
Board of Control
Sam Houston
William B. Travis
New York
Pompeo Coppini
Lamar
Fannin
Rusk
Great Hall of State
Dallas
Travis
Houston
Hardin Resigns Post to Run for Railroad Commissioner
Austin March 7 Carl Hardin of Stephenville resigned today as personnel director of the state relief commission and announced his candidacy for state railroad commissioner. He served in the House in the 38th Legislature and four Senate terms. The amendment exempting $3,000 of homestead valuation from tax bore his name.
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Austin
Carl Hardin
Stephenville
State Relief Commission
Hardin
House of Representatives
Senate
Hoover Attacks New Deal Policies Before Colorado Youth
Former President Herbert Hoover spoke to the Young Republican League of Colorado asserting the New Deal increases taxes and harms jobless relief while threatening liberty. He praised only stock and securities regulation as misrepresented reform.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Herbert Hoover
New Deal
Republican League of Colorado
Hoover
Bannister Blocks Ex Wife Plan To Move Daughter
Los Angeles March 7 An affidavit filed by Harry Bannister temporarily blocks Ann Harding from taking her seven year old daughter Jane to England. Bannister agrees to consent to removal if the girl spends three weeks with him in New Jersey before sailing. The court continued the case to Monday.
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Los Angeles
Ann Harding
Jane
England
Harry Bannister
Bannister
New Jersey
Transient Arrested on Murder Charge in Mangum
Sheriff E N Clabaugh announced Jack Brown a transient was arrested in Waco Texas on a warrant charging him with murder in the death of an unidentified man near Mangum January 22.
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Mangum
Okla
E. N. Clabaugh
Jack Brown
Waco
Texas
Here
Tolley doubts enough funds for 1936 cotton diversion payments
A 30 farmer committee backed a 6 cent a pound subsidy for diverting cotton lands to soil conserving crops, over Secretary Wallace. H. R. Tolley warned the total may exceed state allotments as AAA plans face funding limits. Conference adjourned with 1936 regulations to follow.
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Memphis
Tenn
AAA
Wallace
H. R. Tolley
Tolley
South
Salt Lake City
New York City
Mystery injects doubt in prison break identity
In Sioux Falls on March 7 a mystery deepens Berry's probe into a prison escape that killed three as authorities question whether the claimed ringleader was the gunman Claude Carrier. Burlingame Kansas police say Harold Carrier's five brothers were at home and deny Claude is among them.
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S. D
Tom Berry
Burlingame
Kas
Claude Carrier
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Dr Gholston Yates Remains in Critical Condition
Dr Gholston Leonard Yates pastor of the First Baptist Church at Amarillo remained in very critical condition at Baylor Hospital in Dallas tonight.
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Gholston Leonard Yates
First Baptist Church
Amarillo
Baylor Hospital
Borger Celebrates 10th Birthday With Parade, Dance
Borger marked its tenth birthday with a daytime parade along its mile-long main street led by the U S flag and American Legion color guard. About two thousand visitors joined the 7 000 residents in the city event ending with a dance at the American Legion Hall.
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Hutchinson County
Legion
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Girl Laughs Nine Days Better After Operation
Miss Teresa Hawkins 18, an honor student at a business college, improved at Weston State Hospital after an abdominal operation needed when she laughed intermittently for nine days. She began laughing during a serious picture show and is now showing easing of the spasm.
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Weston
W. Va
U.P
Teresa Hawkins
Weston State Hospital
Hawkins
Il Duce Sets Conditions for Peace Talks With League
Italy returns a reply to the League of Nations affirming peaceful talks in principle but tied to Mussolini’s terms. Rome demands recognition of Italian influence over Ethiopia including Lake Tana and areas around Addis Ababa, with no equal status between Italy and Ethiopia.
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Italy
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Ethiopia
Geneva
Mussolini
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Haile Selassie
Addis Ababa
Samuel Hoare
Pierre Laval
League of Nations Committee of 13
Long Lost Pilot's Body Recovered in Salt Lake
Discovery in Great Salt Lake of Elenn A. Lenz, co-pilot of the Standard Oil plane from Oakland to Salt Lake City, disappeared last October. Lenz's body, fully clothed, was found in the air liner cabin on the lakebed and likely moved by salvage work.
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Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
Elenn A. Lenz
Standard Oil Company
Oakland
Calif
Lenz
Oil Company
Clovis Police Seek Slayers After Fatal Stabbing
Clovis authorities chase two men after the fatal stabbing of J. A. Gibson a 28 year old bartender found with a deep neck wound. Gibson lived in Clovis for months and left a wife and a young child behind as officers traced the assailants fleeing in a 1929 Chevrolet coupe from the Texas side of the state line.
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Sunday News Globe
Clovis
J. A. Gibson
Gibson
F. L. Lane
G. G. Harrington
Smith
Palmer County
Texas
Cabinet Resigns After Shooting in Belgrade
Belgrade reports Milan Stoyadinovic's cabinet resigning amid post assassination attempt turmoil. The premier seeks to reorganize his government as about six deputies are in custody following yesterday's incident.
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Belgrade
Stoyadinovitch
Milan Stoyadinovitch
France ready to use army to eject Germany from Rhine lands
Paris reports France will exhaust peaceful methods under the League of Nations before compelling Germany to evacuate the Rhineland. Fortifications along the northeast frontier are to be garrisoned, Metz reinforcements arrive, and a formal protest to the League of Nations is drafted. General Bertrand Puzo named to command Rhineland defense with orders to perfect by March 15.
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France
Germany
Rhineland
League of Nations
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Thionville
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Flandin
Poland
Czechoslovakia
League Council
Bertrand Puzo
Swisher County 4-H Boy Wins Washington Trip
Tulsa report says J. T. McDaniel of Swisher County is winner of a Texas Bankers Association contest earning a free trip to the national 4-H encampment in Washington in June. He will depart June 13 with state club agent L. L. Johnson. Over five years he grew a swine herd from one gift to six sows and a boar, producing 234 pigs at a cost of 1106.50 and earning 3397.11 in income.
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J. T. McDaniel
Swisher County
Texas Bankers Association
Washington
Capital
L. L. Johnson
Young McDaniel
Poland
China
Tahoka Officer Dies From Gunshot Wounds
Lubbock report: Deputy Sheriff F. E. Redwine of Lynn County dies at 3:05 am from nine wounds after being shot by Elmo Banks, who led a Tahoka jailbreak. Banks, 43, fled with Redwine’s gun as posses close in. District Attorney Truett Smith vows Banks will not be jailed in Lynn County.
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Lubbock
F. E. Redwine
Lynn County
Tahoka
South Plains
Elmo Banks
Redwine
Truett Smith
Tohoka
Lynn
Burton S. Burks
Hitler Seizes Rhine Postes in Move Decried as Peace Bid
Berlin reports Hitler ordered troops to reoccupy the Rhine frontier, claiming a precaution against Communism and signaling readiness to rejoin the League of Nations as a comrade. He dissolved the Reichstag and announced elections for March 29, while proposing a six-point peace plan including a 25 year non aggression pact with France and Belgium and guarantees from Britain and Italy.
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Germany
League of Nations
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Hitler
France
Belgium
Great Britain
Italy
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Poland
Pomorze
Baltic Sea
William B. Dodd
United States
Soviet
Russia
Rhineland
Reich
Moscow
Paris
Belegium
Netherlands
Capital Belittles Dangers in Europe Crisis
Washington reports differing views on Hitler's Rhineland remilitarization. Government officials see no immediate war risk but expect diplomatic maneuvering to complicate the European scene. German ambassador Hans Luther argues the move is constructive toward peace and a Locarno-based settlement. Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Pittman calls the situation exceedingly grave.
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Rhineland
Hitler
Europe
Washington
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Hans Luther
United States
Pittman
Nevada
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eden summons Allied envoys over Rhineland action
London March 7 British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden summoned the French and Italian ambassadors and the Belgian chargé d affaires to a conference after Germany’s occupation of the Rhineland, violating Locarno and Versailles pacts. The meeting follows Hitler’s sudden move that alarmed the foreign office.
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Anthony Eden
Germany
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Rhineland
Versailles
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Locarno
Belgium cancels all leaves for troops broadcasts
Belgian government announces a halt to all troop leaves, with implications for military morale and schedules as reported by Brussels newspapers. The notice, dated March 7, signals a broad mobilization measure affecting stationed units. Further details are continued on the next page.
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Fairbanks and Bride Honeymoon After Paris Wedding
Douglas Fairbanks and Lady Ashley wed in Paris and began a honeymoon plan to Belgium, Holland, then China where Fairbanks will produce a Marco Polo film. The civil ceremony was performed by Mayor Gaston Drucker with Elizabeth Govet and ambassador Jesse Isidor Straus present.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Lady Ashley
Belgium
Holland
China
Fairbanks
Marco Polo
Gaston Drucker
Elizabeth Govet
London
Ashley
Jesse Isidor Straus
Booklet of Meat Recipes Offered Free to Public
The News- Globe offers a free booklet titled Our Favorite Meat Recipes prepared by the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association. Thousands distributed during the annual convention week with guidance on buying and caring for meat and dedication to The American Housewife.
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News- Globe
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
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