Army planes to continue Mexico hunt
Army airplanes will sweep thousands of acres of sage and desert in New Mexico in search for four missing travelers. Governor Tingley ordered the aerial search after leading a ground hunt from Vaughn to Socorro with about 100 volunteers. National guardsmen faced marshy areas where heavy willows hindered progress while authorities checked reports of a desert camp escape linked to the missing Illinois couples.
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Clyde Tingey
New Mexico
Fort Bilss
Texas
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Vaughn
Socorro
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Nd*volunteera
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Gallup Meht
Sax Matelal
Court Upholds Plainview Move In Utility Contract Case
In a Saturday ruling Judge James G. Wilson sustained Plainview citys move to deny Lubboock Texas Utilities Company a temporary restraining order blocking a municipal power plant contract. The decision allows the city to borrow money from the PWA and pursue the project while Crenshaw and Coons lawyers consider an appeal.
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Didga
James OG
Wilson
United States
Sortherve
Judeaplage
PWA
Crenshaw
Bledsor, Crandhow and Dupree
Lh ¢Ireult
Ats Appeals
New Orleana
Col
George H. Owyer
Marlin
Aafs
Community Power and Light Company
O. B. Williams
Iornes
Wh Rate
Judes
Broadened 1936 Campaign Viewed As Historic
Washington reports indicate Congress members welcomed a perceived shift toward a broad campaign agenda since slavery. Debate over Roosevelt wealth tax and proposed constitutional amendments framed by Senator Long and Republican leaders, amid questions about partisan politics and the administration’s aims.
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Washington
Congrean
Roosevelt
Benator Long
D. la
Senate
Snell
Texas Set for Big Centennial Exposition Funding
June reports that Texas lawmakers seek a quick $5 000 000 appropriation to fund the state centennial celebration. House members discuss amending the second deficiency bill to speed money, with plans for a Texas Capitol Park project and a Dallas central exposition, while a separate extortion case in Belcherville prompts arrests.
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Texas
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House
Johnson
Tex
Senate
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House Appropriations Committee
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Mexico
State Capitol
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wiBuchanan
Adid
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Hull
Wallace
Roper
Denate
General Commission
Bne
Texas Comission
Texas Central Centennial Corporation
Dallas
France and Britain pledge aid and discuss actions in Paris
In Paris yesterday Premier Laval and Prime Minister Eden spoke on continuing Britain’s aid to France for building defenses and military pacts. Eden left for Rome to talk naval and Ethiopian matters with Mussolini. Tokyo, Ankara, and Berlin were referenced as European tensions rose, with France aiming to secure joint pledges from Britain and a London declaration set for February 3.
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Pierre -Laval
France
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Paris
Eden Seft
Rome
Navil Ai
Benito Mussolini
Britain
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Ayakem
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Graw
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Tien
London
Foreign Office
Baron Konstantin
van Neurath
Turkey
Dronsiers
Darden
Pierre Lay Val
Anthony Bien
Lonedon
Young Democrats Banquet to Be Held in Pampa
Definite action promised by President John Keller for the Young Democrats banquet at Schneider Hotel Tuesday evening. Judge Ewing will speak, introduced by John Osborne. J L McCarty and Patrell from Amarillo attend. About 150 to 200 visitors expected. tickets sold by members. event aims to boost West Texas Young Democrats and national issue resolutions.
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Young Democrats
Schneider Hotel
Kesler
Rlrew Yorks
Judge Ewing
John ‘Osborne
J. L. McCarty
Patrell
Amarillo
Ao Cate
Elub
Executive Council
West Texas
Harvesher
E”Bech
Pampa
Young Democrats Club
Joon
Tina
Swimming Class Set For Daily 3 PM At City Pool
An adult swim class will be taught daily at 3 PM starting tomorrow by instructor Otto Love at the city pool with no fee beyond admission. The move answers demand from swimmers unable to join the 6 PM session. Enrollment for the life saving course with Harry Kelley closes Monday. Many expect a large turnout today if weather holds. Water at the pool was changed yesterday. it is refreshed weekly.
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Otto Love
Harry Kelley
G-Women To Be Added by Hoover
Washington June 33 PK Director J Hedger Hoover said there are no G women in the federal bureau now but the force could expand to 4600 or 2000 operators. He argued women could not quickly fit latent operations and urged recruiting men for integrity and ability. He noted some women might learn to use a gun but would not be sent to handle dangerous hoodlums or vice patrols.
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Washington
Hoover
Tumpartanl Park
Guilty plea of defendant denied again
Tacoma dispatch reports Margaret Waley, wife of Harmon M. Waley, again denied permission to plead guilty to the Lindbergh law kidnapping of the $200,000 boy. Her attorney, Stephen O'Brien, argued a trial would yield acquittal. Judge Cushman set Monday for a plea and noted the husband had already pleaded guilty and was sent to federal prison after a prior murder sentence.
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Wash
Margaret Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
Tak
Stephen 2. O'Bren
Cout
Harmon M. Watley
Wes
BE. Cushman
Waley
O'Brien
Cushman
Wally
Olympia
McNeil Island Muderal Penitentiary
Local Boy Shot in Leg Accidentally
Sam Moot, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Carl W Moot, was taken to Pampa-Jarratt hospital Friday afternoon for treatment of a gunshot wound to the calf of his left leg. The bullet passed through the fleshy part, missing bones, after he and his brother were handling an empty .22 caliber rifle. The child rested well and expected to go home. The Moot family lives near Pampa and Mrs D B Autry and daughter Phyllis are visiting relatives near Dallas.
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Sam Moot
Carl W. Moot
Pampa-Jarratt Hospital
Tésides
Pampa
Safety Campaign Big Success in Pampa Panhandle
The safety lane campaign inspected 7,000 motor vehicles last week. State patrol praised the effort as highly satisfactory, noting 360 drivers received tickets for defective brakes and about 335 repaired and earned OK stickers.
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Panhandle
Pampa
Red Routh
A.B. Johnson
Campaign for Deportation of Aliens Gains Support
Washington June 23 165 organizations backing a Dies bill to deport about 6 million aliens as a partial solution to unemployment. Dies said 50 000 letters were sent and 10 million native groups planned to mobilize in each state on a nonpartisan basis. He noted at least 150 congressmen favor the measure and that no alien should hold a job in this country.
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Washington
Legislaton
United States
Dies
D-Tex
Tall Texan
Official Investigation Of Crash Reveals New Angles
An inspector from the service branch conducted a formal inquiry into a fatal plane crash near Pampa that killed Tommy M. Keenan, age 47, as he and a friend, Pat Loving of Wellington, flew in a monoplane. Keenan was killed instantly. Loving survived and was hospitalized. The crash site lay about a mile north of Pampa. The cause remains uncertain. prior grounding due to a welded motor was noted, with conflicting statements from involved parties.
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Papa
Tommy
M. Keenan
Pampa
Crediges Meadows
Washington
Heenan
Pat Loving
Wellington
Keenan
Mon Twinames
Robinson Pushes Tax Plan to Avoid Session Uncertainty
Washington June 22 Senator Robinson urged enactment of President Roosevelt’s tax proposals despite an indefinite session. He said delaying action would leave the country uncertain and favored treating the tax issue separately from other measures while the session continues.
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Roosevel
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Long
D-La
Roggevelt
New England
Harrison
Finsner Committee
Senate
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