Plan to return stripped gas to ground to conserve Panhandle field
A Texas Senate committee in Amarillo heard Lone Star Gas propose conserving Panhandle gas without closing stripping plants. The plan urges ratable taking by pipelines and returning gas to underground storage for future use. Hearings resume Tuesday morning at the Municipal Auditorium with field inspection completed.
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Panhandle
Senate
Lone Star Gas Company
F. A. Chase
Dallas
Cha
Municipal Auditorium
Arthur Duggan
Littlefield
Olan van Zandt
Tioga
Railroad Commission
Amarillo
Lone Star
Central
North Texas
Wheeler County
F. L. Chase
McCormick Co
Texas Senate
Walter Woodward
Coleman
Will Martin
Hillsboro
John Redding
Lufkin
J. W. FE. H. Beck
DeKalb
W. B. Collie
Fastland
W. KR. Poage
Waco
Grady Woodruff
Decatur
Lombardo Seat Sale Downtown on Wednesday
Tickets go on sale Wednesday morning at City Drug Store for Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians concert next Monday in the Municipal Auditorium with a dance to follow at Nat. Reserve lines indicate prices from 50 cents to 2 dollars and mail reservations accepted through Miss Lois Black. Out of town patrons may reserve by mail. radio listings include KMOX KVOO KSL KRLD and White Owl Cigar program.
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City Drug Store
Wilbur C. Hawk
Hawk
Royal Canadians
Tri-State Fair Association
Municipal Auditorium
Lois Black
Care News-Globe
Amarillo
Guy Lombardo
Burns
Allen
KMOX
St. Louis
KVOO
Tulsa
KSL
Salt Lake City
KRLD
Dallas
Cannon's Trial Opens In Washington Court
A government attorney began the trial of Bishop James Cannon Jr and Ada L Bur roughs as defendants accused of concealing part of a 1928 campaign contribution. Prosecutors say the money was converted and diverted for Cannon's personal use. The case centers on a Smith Democrats campaign committee seeking Alfred E Smith's defeat.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Cannon
John L. Wilson
United States District Attorney
Ada L. Burroughs
Anti- Smith Democrats
Bishop Cannon
Alfred E. Smith
Wilson
Miss Burroughs
E. C. Jameson
New York City
Burroughs
Allred Opens Ballot Drive in Texas Gubernatorial Bid
Texas Attorney General James V. Allred launches his gubernatorial campaign with a call for a modern adequate lobby law and removal of jokers. He condemns lobbyists, urges tax reform and a state police system to fight crime during a speech at a longtime home.
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Bowie
James V. Allred
Texas
Allred
Amarillo and West Texas Weather Forecast Tuesday
Forecast calls for fair conditions and cooler temperatures across Amarillo and West Texas.Upper air: Tuesday generally fair with cooler north portion. New Mexico expected fair with little temperature change. Yesterday’s temperatures reached around 60s to 70s with similar ranges likely today.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Amerillo
Mleig
Wirt to Testify on Advisers Under Threat of Contempt
Democrats press Dr. William A Wirt to reveal advisers linking Roosevelt to revolutionary actions. Speaker Rainey cites radical 1932 writings while Republicans warn against narrow questioning as the House committee threatens contempt. The five member panel includes three Democrats and two Republicans.
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Washington
House Democrats
William A Wirt
Gary
Wirt
House
Roosevelt
Kerensky
Representative McFadden
Pennsylvania
M'Fadden
Rainey
Dr. Wirt
Government export bank operations blocked over State Dept ruling
The government’s new export-import bank to finance foreign trade with the Soviet Union is stalled pending a State Department ruling on whether these operations may proceed under policy set by the Johnson administration.
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Washington
State Department
Refineries in East Texas Shut Under HB 99 Orders
R D Parker of the Texas railroad commission said 34 East Texas oil refineries ceased operations after injunctions under House bill 99 were issued. The list includes five under construction and 21 refineries plus two operators and one other person under injunctions.
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Kilgore
R. D Parker
Oil and Gas Division
Texas Railroad Commission
East Texas
House
J. D. Copeland, Jr
Parker
Panhandle Medicos Gather in Amarillo Today
Medicos of Panhandle convene in Amarillo beginning today with a two day program. Notable speakers include Dr Edwin von Graff from the University of Iowa and Dr LeRoy Peters of Albuquerque. Sessions cover medicine surgery gynecology ophthalmology and ENT with a musical tea at the Amarillo Country Club and a Crystal Ballroom banquet at the Herring Hotel.
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Medicos
Panhandle
Amarillo
Panhandle Medical Society
Edwin von Graff
University of Vienna
University of Iowa
LeRoy 8. Peters
Albuquerque
Crumpler
Pueblo
Colo
LeRoy Long
Oklahoma City
Claude J. Hunt
Kansas City
Her
Battle over stock market control bill nears Senate floor
Senate banking committee backed New York Stock Exchange proposals to shift federal control to an independent commission and drop specific margin minimums. Supporters plan intense Senate floor fight to restore the bill to its stricter original form as Roosevelt warns against weakening. House leaders expect the reserve board to handle margin provisions while the trade commission and other sections stay as in the bill.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
New York Stock Exchange
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Richard Whitney
Exchange
Commission
Whitney
New York Exchange
House
Roosevelt
Congress
Reserve Board
The
Trade Commission
Senate Committee
Rayburn
House Commerce Committee
Youth Escapes Death From Freight Train Incident
Harry Brian Hart a 20 year old Chicago man was thrown clear of a moving freight train on the Denver tracks between Taylor and Fillmore Streets. He suffered a back injury and scalp wounds and was taken to Northwest Texas Hospital by N. and Griggs and Sons ambulance at 4 50 o clock. Witnesses estimate the train’s speed at about 35 miles per hour.
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Harry Brian Hart
Chicago
Hart
Northwest
Texas
N. &. Griggs & Sons Ambulance
Denver
Taylor
Fillmore Streets
Envoy Dies of Heart Attack in Dublin Banquet
American minister to the Irish Free State William Wallace McDowell collapsed during an official banquet in his honor and died within minutes. President De Valera and others at the table assisted him as confusion over his identity followed the sudden collapse. The American Legation confirmed the death.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
William Wallace McDowell
de Valera
Armada Ships South Toward Canal Zone and Atlantic Coast
The great gray armada of the United States weighed anchor and headed south toward the canal zone and eight months on the Atlantic Coast.
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Los Angeles
Cal
U.P
United States
Canal Zone
Atlantic Coast
Trial date set for Sheppard retrial in Kansas
Date for the retrial of Major Charles A. Sheppard the Denver army physician accused of poisoning his first wife will be set late this week officials said in Peoria Kansas.
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Sheppard
Peka
Kan
Charles A. Sheppard
Denver
Roads Relief Action Began in Texas
Texas Highway Commission launched a plan to spend 8.9 million dollars for emergency road construction in drought flood and storm stricken areas. State Highway Engineer Gibb Gilchrist headed to Washington to urge quick funding from relief agencies. John Wood, chair, planned to join him soon. The funds were approved months ago but a definite program was pending. The commission said it would not oversee spending if tied to non-state highways.
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Austin
Dreath
Texas
Gibb Gilchrist
Washington
Relief and Public Works Administrations
John Wood
Gilchrist
Hias
Ohio Miners Win 24 2 7 Percent Wage Increase
Fifteen thousand Ohio coal miners win a 24.27 percent wage rise in a deal signed by mine operators and the United Mine Workers of America. The increase includes a seven hour workday as part of the settlement.
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Cleveland
United Mine Workers of America
Relief Commission ousts director and names new chief
In a turbulent session the Texas Relief Commission removed state relief director Adam Johnson by a five to three vote. R L Holliday of El Paso is ousted from the board. Marie Dresden, a social service consultant, is elected as the new executive. Holliday contemplates court action. Speaker Coke Stevenson is referenced in the dispute.
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Austin
Texan Relief Commission
Adam Johnson
R. L Holliday
el Paso
Mins Marie Dresden
Relief Commission
Johnson
Jack Reed
C. B. Braun
Commission
Holliday
Coke Stevenson
Brete
Stevenson
Julius Dorenfield, Jr
Amarillo
Dorenfield
Want Ad Bargain Sale Ends Next Saturday
Landlords urged to use The News-Globe bargain offer a 15 word Want ad for seven days in both papers for a dollar. Regular price is $1.80. Expires Saturday April 14. Promote rentals, sales, or trades for furniture vehicles real estate and more. Mail a dollar with ad today.
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News-Globe
Methodical Manhunt for Outlaws Across Southwest
A large-scale manhunt pursues Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker with help from Henry Methvin and John Dillinger. Hundreds of officers patrol highways, coordinate across states, and prepare rapid responses as the black Pontiac trio may have fled toward Ottawa Kansas after the Oklahoma attacks.
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Kansas City
Clyde Barrow
Texas
Desperado
John Dillinger
Crown Point
Ind
Department of Justice
Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Henry Methvin
Topeka
Kas
Cal Campbell
Miami
Okla
Percy Boyd
Commerce
Ottawa
Boyd
Methvin
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Perker
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U. S
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EL Pasoan
Marie Dresden
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