Oil test to be made near Reed following farm boy kidnapping
Luke Trammel and the group escape prison farm, kidnap Hugh Pogue, 14, flee to Oklahoma after taking a car at a gas station. They fired at a guard, hijacked the vehicle, and released Pogue before fleeing toward Oklahoma. Authorities are pursuing the fugitives through Oklahoma highways.
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Back Creek
Texas
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Forrest Gpasen
Hugh Pogue
Reed
Oklahoma
Ar Andom
Ole Omerth
Herth
F . Anderson
Hell
Texas Oil Allowable Raised in Daily Gas Output
Associated Press reports Texas will increase the allowable natural gas production by about 93 million cubic feet daily. The decision also authorizes a reduction of 1.000078.533 cubic feet daily for the seventh period, effective June. The measures affect Texas field operations and aim to balance supply with demand.
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Associated Pres
Austin
Texas
Rivers flood Eagle Pass area as heavy rains soak Southwest Texas
Severe rainfall floods roads and highways in Eagle Pass and Del Rio regions with the Rio Grande rising near four feet. Residents report washed-out paths and traffic delays as surrounding communities endure downpours affecting neighboring towns and border crossings.
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Rio Grande
del Rio
Texa
Presidential Race Could Be Decided in Three States
Narrow margins render New York Ohio and Pennsylvania doubtful outcomes as votes are tallied. Analysts say the result hinges on these pivotal states and may determine the national winner.
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New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Consid
Phillips to Test Oil After Leasing 8,000 Acres Near Ravenna
C H Phillips a longtime Fannin County resident now in New Mexico says he will test oil there. He has leased about 8000 acres northeast of Ravenna and plans to reach 10000 blocks soon. Contracts cover Matt Pratt and Wilf Jackson farms and sections in Finley Sandy Corinth and Bed school areas northeast of Ravenna toward Red River. The deal includes J F Smalley of Fannin County and Floyd J Jones of Rusk County.
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Fannincount
New Mexico
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Ravenna
Matt Pratt
Wilf Jackson
Finley
Sandy
Corinth
Bed
Red River
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Rusk
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Randolph
R M Moore
L B. Moore
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East Texas
Hence
Moore
Crenshaw
Trenton
Austin
Trenton Tribune
Farm Income In United States On the Increase
United States farm income rises with May 1936 figures showing higher prices and market levels. Data cover crops such as grain dairy and fruits with total income improving over the previous year, while notes on contracts tests and drilling near Randolph Crenshaw and Trenton reference ongoing agricultural pressure and exploration activity.
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Washington
United State
Department of Ag U
Apt
Inc
Incgy
Lehman to Seek Third Term for Governor
Albany announces Governor Herbert H. Lehman will pursue a third term to meet party pressure and support from President Roosevelt. The move follows discussions in the administration and signals continued New Deal alignment.
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Associated Press
Albany Nyy
Hebert H Lehman
Ron
Lenmans
Roosevelt
Will Rogers Sketch on a Bargain Hunter Jones
A humorous tale recounts a woman named Jones famed as a persistent bargain hunter who constantly brags about her finds and thrifty deals.
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Jones
Three Cent Cheapskate and the Golf Ball Near Miss
A humorous tale tells of a woman who buys cheap sale items and ignores warning signs with prices, until a golfer on a golf link yells Fore and his ball narrowly misses her ear. He then shouts a price of three ninety seven, revealing her unaware purchase habit.
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Lodge
Getty
Mra. Jones
American News Features, Inc
Trucks Wreck Two Die In Collision Near Gainesville
Two men from Clarksville identified as Morgai 27 and Fox Lee were killed when their truck sideswiped another vehicle and struck a culvert west of Gainesville. Driver Joan Beener of the second truck escaped unharmed. James VY Allred is slated to speak on radio station WFAA at 8 o clock tonight.
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Associated Press
Gainesville
WC Morgai
Fox Lee
Clarksville
Niles
Here
Joan Beener
Ask
James VY Allred
Apeak
Wfaa Begming
Nag
Cotton Market Opens and Closes in New York Brief
New York cotton market opened at 12.45 and closed at 12.23, reflecting early activity in the commodity trade. Traders monitor price shifts amid steady demand and market fluctuations.
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York
Battleground States Loom in 1936 Campaign
After the national conventions, Republicans and Democrats focus on New York Pennsylvania and Ohio. These states hold 111 electoral votes and may swing the race. Pennsylvania has shifted toward Democrats with a 1934 senator and governor win. New York’s scene grew complex as Governor Lehman retired. In Ohio, Governor Davey’s rift with Hopkins adds uncertainty to relief policy.
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Herbert Lehman
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Harry Hopkins
First Tex Old Age Pension Checks Go To Couple 103
In Texas a 103 year old man and his 95 year old wife received their first old age pension checks as Governor James Valfaust presented the payments. The ceremony included Frank Paine and his wife from near Weimar and a long journey to the event.
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Tex
Austin
Texas
James Val
Frank Paine
Weimar
Jo Fries
Austria-Habgaly
Rainers
Galvester Harbor
Kaine
Wiel Allred
Hudebrand Hk
Ratner
Leonard People Applaud Bonhi Band Concert
Leonard residents enjoyed a friendly Bonhi Band concert praised by Joe Hall and Leanne. After the show Ellis Gules, local druggist, helped members celebrate with cola and appreciation for a happy evening.
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Leonard
Prominent T P Railway Official Dies in Dallas
Bonham station agent reports the death of H. D. Earl vice president and general manager of the Texas and Pacific at his Dallas home. Earl is survived by his wife and several children and was long an eminent railroad executive with the Cotton Belt and the Texas and Pacific.
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Bonham
H. D. Earl
Texas and Pacific
Dallas
Earl S
Twelve Plead Innocent in Black Legion Slaying in Detroit
In Detroit on June 30 twelve defendants linked to the Black Legion slaying of Charles Poole were ordered held without bail after entering not guilty pleas at arraignment. The group faced trial as the case moved forward in Wayne County Court.
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Detroit
Associated Press
Vestroit
Waco Cable Man Charged in Murder Granted Bail
Owen Haynes, a Southwestern Bell Telephone cable man, charged with murder in the death of Leta Mar Tricle, 23, was released on bond of 1600 dollars. The incident occurred Sunday in Waco.
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Associated Press Waco
Owen Haynes
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Weather outlook with scattered storms across Texas
East Texas shows thundershowers tonight and Wednesday with a likely south and east region. West Texas remains generally fair tonight and Wednesday with isolated showers in extreme southeast portions. Highs around 94 and lows near 74 for today. June temperatures recorded 38 last year 13 inches inenes East Texas.
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Inenes
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Texas
Une
West Texas
NEA Eyes Defense of Academic Freedom at Portland Meet
The National Education Association plans a strong stand on academic freedom at its seventy fourth annual convention in Portland. Leaders argue teachers should not be compelled to pledge allegiance or be restricted in discussing curricular matters as a condition of pay. The event features Dr Hunter addressing about 6 000 teachers in the civic auditorium and centers on freedom of discussion and teaching independence amid national debates.
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Portland
Nak
Ouegor
Washington
British Lords Defeat Education Bill Amendment Move
London June 30 The British government faced a defeat in the House of Lords as Archbishop of Canterbury tabled an amendment to the education bill. The outcome has no immediate practical effect on government operations.
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Associated Press
London
House of Lords
Archbishop of
Cantebury
Circus acrobat falls fifty feet injures two performers
An 18 year old circus artist dropped fifty feet during a pole routine. The Great Walknnk's pole became unbalanced causing his wife Ida to be thrown to the rug as the pole toppled. Both acrobats were reported to be injured in the accident.
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Sceranown
Paw Kuthe Stewig
Ida
Utah Couple Beaten To Death With Pied Handle
Police seek George Mortensen 37 husband of Mrs Mortensen after a fatal beating in Ogden Utah. Victims include Mortensen 35 of Salt Lake City and the elderly Mrs Mortensen. Wounded relatives describe a brutal assault at the home as investigations continue.
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Assurinteu Pa
Ogden Ut
Snyder
Bea Jo
Om Snydey
Gras
Mortensen
Salt Lake
Hue
Becker
Folice
George Mortensen
Caius James Alfred Monday Declares Railroad Week
Austin observer reports Caius James Alfred Monday set aside July 13 to 18 for Railroad Week. The proclamation designates a focused period to promote railway industry events and activities around the city.
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Austin
Caius James Alfred
Uproar Interrupts Ples Speech by Negus af Geneva
Spectators at Geneva disrupt the first words of Negus af Geneva with uproar and confusion. Report notes arrests of fascists amid tensions as a U S adversary arrives. mentions a year range 1831 34 and Atlanta about 100 miles from water.
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