Farm Bureau Leaders Back Roosevelt On Our Way Yet Not Out Of Woods
In Chicago the American Farm Bureau Federation backs President Roosevelt's farm recovery program. Ed ward A. O'Neal leads farmers in firm support for continuing the AAA NRA and monetary plans, while cautions remain about maladjustment and the need for time to balance supply and demand.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Roosevelt
Edward A. O'Neal
Alabama
Federation
Resolutions Committee
Congress
O'Neal
Farm Bureau
NRA
AAA
Lindberghs Fly Plans From Manaos Toward Trinidad
Col and Mrs Charles Lindbergh, safely upriver near Manaos, Brazil, plan early tomorrow to head toward Trinidad 900 miles away. They consider three routes, weighing safety versus distance, amid an aerial survey for Pan American Airways where the colonel serves as technical adviser.
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Manaos
Brazil
Charles A. Lindbergh
Amazon River
Trinidad
Amazon
Atlantic
Pan-American Airways
Peru
Ecuador
Colombia
Cordillera
Andes
Great
Magdalena River
Here
British Guiana
Venezuela
Lindberghs
Auto Crash Victim In Grave Condition Near Plainview
Lloyd Carmichael of Petersburg remained in grave condition after a wreck 10 miles west of Plainview on Saturday. Tassie Ray of Orton, slightly injured, was expected to leave the hospital today.
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Plainview
Lloyd Carmichael
Petersburg
Tassie Ray
Orton
Two Men Are Jailed In Confidence Racket
Two men were arrested at Southland in Garza County for a confidence game involving counterfeiting on the South Plains. Victims were lured with promises of big money via equipment to print counterfeit bills. Authorities seized chemicals paper and gear after a trap, with a Post farmer and son aiding the operation. a suspected counterfeit bill showed partial imprint on paper.
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Lubbock
Southland
Garza County
South Plains
W. F. Cato
Garza Ownty
Cato
Tom Abel
Lubbock County
Jack Reaves
Ill Health Story of Catherine Wynekoop’s Mother
The excerpt introduces Dr. Catherine Lindsay Wynekoop describing her wish to narrate her mother’s life. She notes widespread unfair and untrue portrayals and argues for presenting the intimate family history faithfully. The passage frames the mother as kind and understanding.
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Catherine Lindsay Wynekoop
Childhood of a Future Doctor on Onarga Farm
In this chapter Dr Katherine Wyneknoop recalls her mother born Feb 1 1871 near Onarga Illinois. Ill health and malaria shaped her early life on the Lindsay farm with her Scotch lineage. A nine year old girl reading aloud from a primer triggers a memory of corn and care as her father’s generosity is revealed. The tale continues on Page 11 Col. 5.
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Onarga
Frank and
Frances Catherine Lindsay
del Ray School
Dallas District Posts Big November Retail Rise
Dallas Federal Reserve District led only by Atlanta with a 13 percent jump in November sales versus 1932. National sales rose 2 percent. declines appeared in Philadelphia Boston and New York. Twenty two stores reported across nine cities in the Dallas District.
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Bascom N. Timmons
Washington
Dallas
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Woolley Murder Trial Defense Rest Without Defendant Testifying
The defense rested late in the murder trial of Toy G. Woolley without the defendant taking the stand. Woolley, 28, an auditor, is accused of killing his wife. Defense attorney Currie McCutcheon sought a voluntary statement Woolley reportedly made.
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Dallas
Toy G. Woolley
Woolley
Currie McCutcheon
Robert L. Hurt
Amarillo and West Texas Tuesday Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy and warmer with a chance of light rain or snow across Amarillo and Panhandle Tuesday. New Mexico sees fair weather with unsettled northeast areas and colder eastern portions. Temperature readings include hourly values from noon to early morning yesterday.
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Amariliad
West Texas
100Th Meridian
Panhandle
New Mexico
Amarillo
Officers shootout suspect held after San Antonio killing spree
In San Antonio a group of six officers led by the Chief of Police arrested F. L Keiths in a fashionable apartment building after two detectives were shot. One died, another lost an arm. Keiths had $1,400 cash, a 380 pistol, extra magazines, and torn Allmarks papers. Federal and state agents joined the manhunt for five Chicago gangsters linked to the case.
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San Antonio
Department of Justice
H. C
Doc) Perrow
Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital
Alfred Hartman
Santa Rosa
L. O. Jones
F. L Keiths
U. S
Allmarks
Detective Headquarters
Gus Jones
Chicago
Drought Ridden Farmers to Get CWA Jobs in Panhandle
Westbrook announces two regulations expanding Civil Works in drought struck Panhandle counties. Eligible nonrelief farmers and others may obtain $12 weekly CWA jobs without a relief status or quota. Dalhart conference with A. Johnson leads to county notices and broad eligibility rules.
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Austin
Lawrence Westbrook
CWA
Grouth
Ti.wag
Drough
Dolone
Westbrook
Johnson
Dalhart
Panhandle
Aida
Marvin Jones
Washington
State Relief Office
Veterans Limited CWA Project Expands in Amarillo
Amarillo’s vital statistics survey becomes a city wide health and sanitation project limited to ex service men and dependents. Walter Browne requests 25 men with state approval and a further 25 may be added, totaling 50. Floyd Sloan of the American Legion advised, Dr. B M Primer will direct the expanded survey with relief and CWA officials coordinating.
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Amarillo
Walter R Browne
Potter County
Austin
Storms Leave Trail of Death Across Nation
Severe winter weather caused multiple fatalities and widespread destruction. Four died in Bellefonte after a train and car collision in a snowstorm. two perished in Philadelphia area. Maine blaze killed three. freezing conditions left many homeless. Snow blanketed the eastern seaboard with subzero temps in New York, North Dakota, Minnesota, and Wisconsin as planes iced and transport halted.
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Fife
Pacific Northwest
Bellefone
Hampden
Maine
Philadelphia
Delaware
Baltimore
Seaboard
Northwest
Owls Head
New York
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Minnesota
Alleghanies
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
Ten Years Imprisonment for Highway Robbery
Denton December 11 W P Orr pleaded guilty and received a 10 year term for highway robbery of H C Aitchison of Wichita Falls on the Northwest highway near Justin in Denton County. Orr alias F C Jackson waived jury trial before District Judge Ben Boy. He was brought from Huntsville where he served a sentence for a Tarrant County crime.
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Denton
Orr
H. C. Aitchison
Wichita Falls
F. C. Jackson
Ben Boy
Justin
Denton County
Atchison
State
Huntsville
Tarrant County
Wisdom admits killing Wichita couple over bad check motive
Jack Wisdom signed a statement admitting the murder of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pritchard near Sedgwick County Kansas after failing to obtain a $20 check funds. He says his companion Buck Smith helped abduct and shoot the couple while Wisdom planned the crime to avoid jail. The bodies were found in culverts in Oklahoma. Wisdom’s confession cites robbery and retaliation for a threatened prosecution.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Dee
Bi Fubanks
Jack Wisdom
Harry Pritchard
Wichita
Buck” Smith
Pritenard
el Ren
Okla
Wisdom
Kinefisher
Kansas
Bison
Pritchard
San Jose
Calif
Joseph Mo
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Nationa
Alf M. Landon
Kans
Swap column fuels curb for useful goods
Mrs Davis asks what to do with surplus items and Mr Davis proposes swapping. A Swap ad appears in The News and Globe promising practical exchanges. The couple notes the blankets they swapped yielded unexpected donations to a great institution.
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The
News and Globe
Mr. Davis
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Alice L. Wynekoop
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NEA Service, Inc
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Catherine Wynekoop
Raymond Brooks
Donald K. Smith
Littleton
Cole
Farmer
Denver
Littletons
Northwest Areas
Mone
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Sumner
Wellington
Pavia
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