Young Democrats Condemn Roosevelt Attack at Banquet
In a Dallas banquet, 78 attendees heard a resolution condemning the alleged personal attack on Young Roosevelt, son of the U S president. The resolution claims the attack aimed for publicity and was not representative of Texans or Young Democrats.
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Roosevelt
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Twinkles Rath and the Night Imagination Musings
Fragmented OCR style text references a moment in a local setting with humor and speculation. It mentions judge Horiver, a fish season, and downstate commentary. The passage hints at theater, painting, and a skewed fish tale centered on a county event and remembered specimens.
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Punt
Jeorkinen
Crops Prosper as Drought Lingers Across Plains
The coast region reports corn tassels maturing and cotton growing high while farmers face drought effects. Crops are generally luxuriant with forage surplus possible, though drought hampers downstate yields and labor changes affect farm personnel, including seasonal workers.
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Reported incident describes a flood or torrent trapping a group on a small hill. A body discovered, with several boys missing or harmed, and later details indicate fear or panic among survivors. No precise names, dates, or locations could be read.
Roosevelt backs wealth tax bill to spread riches
President Roosevelt urged enactment of the wealth tax program this session though not as a single emergency measure. Democrats moved to originate a new tax bill, via a House resolution, to carry out the plan for wider wealth distribution, while Senate delays and drafting issues left chances slim for action by Saturday night.
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Senate Finance Committee
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Local Men Named to Tell of Securities Law
Hugone Worley, Texas district representative, heads a state securities education committee. From Pampa, members include Lewis Goodrich, Sherman White, John Sturgeon, Ty Duncan, Joby Weborne, Enis Mayers, Otto Studer, and Olly B. Hinkle. The panel will brief citizens on the new law and its provisions with talks and a compliance program.
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Texas Securities
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Pampa
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Sherman White
John Sturgeon
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Gparstary Mann
Wuyder
Roosevelt launches national youth administration plan
President Roosevelt announces a national youth administration to meet a great national need. The agency, under the Work Relief program, will direct $50 million to provide work, apprenticeships, and training for youths 16 to 25. It aims to employ about 400,000 youths and stresses private industry jobs, college training, and sustained apprenticeship support.
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Roosevelt
National Youth Administration
Doxa Phine Roche
Avery
Prom
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Ateud
Scout Drive by Mail Campaign Begins in Pampa
The Boy Scout drive launches by mail with 1000 letters and blank membership cards prepared. Officials urge local businessmen to support the movement, asking readers to mail in a subscription or sign the pledge, emphasizing training boys as better citizens.
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Pampa
Texas
Steering Committee Pushes Patman Bonus Plan
A Washington steering committee pressed for immediate action on the Patman bonus bill to retire soldiers' adjusted service certificates with new currency. They voted in secret to seize any opportunity for full cash payment, aiming to attach the bonus to a wealth tax plan and noting 19 of 22 members present.
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Patman
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Hentes
Missing Driller Richards Sparks Fear in Moore County
Family of 51 year old Driller Richards reports he left Jal New Mexico to visit relatives on May 20 and has not been heard from since. Weighing 260 pounds with black curly hair, he drove a 1831 Chrysler sedan with plate 41 640. Wife Mrs W A Davis appeals for information through Gray County relief administrator.
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Moore County
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Moors
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W. A. Davis
Gray County Relief
Pampa Man Killed by Negro Near Fresno
Fresno California July 24 Curtis Hupp a Pampa man was killed during a quarrel at a farm near the river his body found downstream a few days later James Kellogg a negro confessed to the slaying claiming it occurred during a baseball game with a bat and the body disposed in the river His sister and father were held as accomplices in aiding the cleanup of blood evidence
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Calif
Julie
Curtis Hupp
Pampas
Takas
L. B. Fink Innes
Wie Shea Hupp Holmes
James Kellogg
Hupp
Kellogg
Gue
Early vote shows strong approval of New Deal in Pampa poll
The Pampa Daily News poll reports first ballots from a Young Democratic club meeting favoring Roosevelt and the New Deal. Propositions on the ballot show broad approval for NRA preservation and constitutional support, with limited opposition to Roosevelt’s reelection and mixed views on Supreme Court powers and constitutional flexibility.
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Roosevelt
NRA
Supreme Court
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Congress
Senate sheds plan on tax bill amid Roosevelt session
In Washington on June 2, Senate leaders abandoned the plan to attach the tax extension to the nuisance tax bill and said the House would originate new tax legislation. Chairman Harrison of the finance committee announced Roosevelt pressed for a national session but not as part of the expiring nuisance taxes bill.
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Tennis Tourney Entries Urged
Hen Guill recreation director urged entries for a summer tennis tournament with 15 or more prizes in open and senior divisions. Entries due by noon July 1 at Harvester store. Oil field camp entrants encouraged to boost turnout. up to 200 entrants expected amid dry, warm weather.
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Entey
Pampa Res
Bloody battle reported between Chinese and Japanese forces
An early report by Guenn Babb describes intensifying fighting north of Tusqi kou near Manchukuo in Manchoukuo involving around 20 Chinese troops and Japanese units. The piece claims Japanese authorities are empowered to punish Chinese forces and mentions widespread withdrawal of trains in Chahar and border tensions with Manchukuo.
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Legion Band to Play for Fifth Division Meet Amarillo
The American Legion band will perform for the fifth division convention in Amarillo on June 28 and 20, with rehearsals Friday at 6 o'clock at the Legion hut on West Falder. Uniforms swearing and band status will be discussed. Pampa band expected to be official fifth division band. trip to Amarillo planned.
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American Legion
Amarillo
Wast Fdaler
Chas Webb Denies Tennessee Car Crash Involvement
Chas Webb today told The News he was not in the automobile accident near the Cites Service booster station where a few people were injured. Webb says his name was spread by friends as a rumor and he learned of the accident only later.
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Webb
Cites
Superintendent's Son Among Quarry Blast Victims
A dynamite blast at a cement quarry near the Rio Grande killed the superintendent's 16 year old son Stephen Sparks and injured three workers. The huge rock and shale geyser toppled over crews from Southwestern Portland Cement Co, with about 20,000 pounds of dynamite in the charge. Sparks rushed into the dust to reach his son, but the youth was crushed to death. Three workers, including Juan Haucedo, were hospitalized in critical condition.
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Rio Grande River
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Portland Cemint Co
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Henry Saleito
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Three Hurt As Auto Overturns On Ripley Street
A car driven by Miss Tonella Wade overturned after passing a truck on Ripley Street. Mrs P W Wade suffered a broken collarbone and was taken to Pember-Jarratt Hospital. Miss Wade and Edna Carter had injuries, two Wade children were unhurt. The truck’s rear trailer reportedly swayed toward the road as the car slid onto the wet shoulder. Trauma team removed all occupants to hospital.
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Brukes
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Wade
Legion To Meet To Elect Delegates
Delegates to the American Legion Convention in Amarillo will be elected at a Legion hut meeting on West Foster at 8 o clock. The gathering, postponed last week, urges all members to attend as Mia Louise Collins visits from Channing and Mrs. M Fitzwerald and Mrs. Bob Campbell of Miami are noted.
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American Legion Convention
Amarilo
Legion Hut
West Foster
West
Mia Louise Collins
Channing
3. M. Fitzwerald
Bob Campbell
Miami
Fragmentary Note About Evening Incident and Gun
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a thirteen year old boy named Greer or related names, a gun, and an event last night. It references Frank Hunt and someone waking early, but details are unclear. The passage is incomplete and lacks coherent facts or a clear incident timeline.
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Ballot on the New Deal and Roosevelt measures
A ballot item survey asks voters whether they support the New Deal in full, the renomination of Roosevelt, amending the Constitution to validate NRA acts, and measures to strike down nullified Roosevelt programs. Results indicate public sentiment on key 1930s policy questions.
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