Lawyer Charged With Embezzling 34500 From Client
In Houston on December 29, attorney Charles FE Heidingsfelder was formally charged with felony embezzlement theft by bailee and felony theft after a New York client Adele Pipkin, visiting from Beaumont, reported she had entrusted him with 34500 in cash. Bond set at 10000, examining trial scheduled for tomorrow.
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Houston
Charles FE. Heidingsfelder
Adele Pipkin
New York
Leon Lusk
Justice of the Peace
Pipkin
Beaumont
Heidingsfelder
J. M. Ray
Harris County Grand Jury
Bank Charges Not Approved By NRA Johnson Says
Washington dispatch reports Hugh S. Johnson suspended all new bank charge schedules under the NRA code after a confidential circular circulated claiming Johnson approved them. Cary N. Weisiger Jr. was dismissed as deputy administrator, with orders to halt the rules and prevent their entry into effect.
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Washington
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Rs’ Code Authority
Johnson
Weisiger
Cary N. Weisiger
Code Authority
Goldman Achs
New York
Chicago
Ivestment House
Atlanta
Four Shot By Convict Band In Alabama Breakout
A desperate group of 29 inmates, including 21 whites and eight blacks, escaped from the state prison farm near Atmore. They moved north heavily armed after killing Grover Kirby and wounding Parker, then injured Leon Fulmer and his 16 year old son. Bloodhounds and officers pursued as the manhunt widened.
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Atmore
Ala
Grover Kirby
Parker
Kirby
Century
Fla
Leon Fulmer
Monroeville
H. Brown
Fulmer
H. H. Stewart
State Convict Department
Montgomery
Brown
Assassination of Romanian Premier Duca in Sinaia
Ion G. Duca the Romanian prime minister was shot four times in the head by a student in Sinaia as he prepared to depart for Bucharest after a royal conference. The attacker, Nicholas Constantinescu, also wounded Dr. Costinescu, a deputy, with a grenade. Accomplices are said to be members of an outlawed group.
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Bucharest
Romania
Ion G. Duca
Carol
Sinaia
Duca
M. Costinescu
Nicholas Constantinescue
Notable political assassinations since 1920 list
A New York report enumerates key political assassinations from 1920 to 1933. It names figures including Carranza, Michael Collins, Narutowicz, Obregon, Doumer, Inukai, Sanchez Cerro, Nadir Shah, and I G Duca, across Mexico, Ireland, Poland, France, Japan, Peru, Afghanistan, and Romania.
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New York
Carranza of
Mex
Michael Collins
Irish Free State
Narutowicx
Polish Republic
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Paul Doumer
France
Inukai
Japan
Sanchez Cerro
Peru
Nadir Shah
Afghanstan
I. G. Duca
Rumania
Romanian lynching averted after assassination attempt
A mob at Sinaia halted a lynching when an assassin wounded the town police chief and was captured despite a bullet wound in his hand. Authorities linked the attackers to the outlawed Iron Guard and cited political tension as the trigger. Duca, 55, a Liberal leader since 1907, had allied with King Carol to form a premiership, while Constantine Argelescu was asked to form a new government.
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Duca
Sinaia
Iron Guard
Duen
Liberal Party
Carol
Amarillo approves Emergency Education Program plans
Amarillo School Board votes to fund 24 unemployed teachers to run adult classes in vocational education general education and literacy. Local projects await State Board and Texas Relief Commission approval before launch. About 73 applicants from recent high school graduates seek non vocational classes.
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Amarillo
W. A. McIntosh
Col
Julius Dorenfield
Potter County Relief Board
McIntosh
Relief Administration
CWA
Potter County
State Board of Education
Texas Relief Commission
Women fliers feelin g good in Florida endurance flight
Frances Marsalis and Helen Richey push a refueling endurance record for women into a tenth day at 1 03 PM with 19 hours of fuel remaining. They report swell spirits despite thunderheads and fog surrounding their Everglades flight as weather shifts across Texas.
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Frances Marsalis
Helen Richey
Miami
Fla
Helen
Florida
Marsalis
Everglades
Byrd Ship Within Antarctic Circle Resumes Course
The flagship of Admiral Byrd's expedition, freed from gale and fog, resumes a southeasterly voyage within the Antarctic circle. Byrd pushes toward a favorable entry into mountains of pack ice as full speed is ordered. Navy builds a fast experimental plane with a double supercharged motor to create one of the world's fastest military aircraft.
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Admiral Byrd
Antartica
Mackay
Byrd Expedition
Antarctic Circle
Richard Byrd
NAVY
Washington
U.P
Navy Department
United States
Ernest J. King
Naval Aeronautics
Texas enjoying good rains in most sectors
The Plains area reports improved rainfall across multiple sectors boosting pasture and crop prospects. Weather patterns favor agricultural regions with widespread showers aiding soil moisture and grazing conditions.
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Texas
Winter rains ease Texas drought after cold snap
The first severe Texas cold spell was followed by general rain and showers easing drought in winter pastures and grain fields. Wichita Falls reported 0.70 inch, Electra saw a cold drizzle, Coleman recorded an inch of moisture as clouds lingered and temperatures hovered around 36 degrees.
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Lubbock
Abilene
South Plains
West Texas
San Angelo
Fort Worth
Waxahachie
Filis
Austin Austin
Associated Press
Texas
Wichita Falls
Electra
Coleman
New Kirby Lumber Co No 1 oil well starts field
A Gulf Production Co well in the Kirby Lumber Co No 1 site in the John Pleasants survey near Cleveland is believed opened today. The well flowed from eight feet of sand to 5716 feet with bottom at 5724 feet and was shut in after initial production. It lies about 15 miles from Conroe and 25 miles west of North Dayton.
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Cleveland
Gulf Coast Texas
Gulf Production Company
Kirby Lumber Company
John Pleasants
Kirby Lumber Company No
Conroe
Montgomery County
North Dayton
Liberty County
Five Hurt When Car Overturns Near Cooper Texas
Five persons injured when their automobile overturned on a curve four miles east of Cooper. Gordon Parks suffered a crushed chest and a physician said he had only a slight chance for recovery.
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Cooper
Texas
Gordon Parks
Paraguay President Extends Chaco Armistice Eight Days
ASUNCION Paraguay December 29 President Alaya approved an eight day prolongation of the armistice with Bolivia in the Chaco the armistice thus to last at least until January 6 in effect delaying possible hostilities while talks continue.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Alaya
Bolivia
Chaco
50 Additional Men on CWA Highway Projects Next Week
CWA officials in Amarillo announced that 150 additional workers will be placed Monday on highway projects. Fifty will work on Canyon highway, fifty on South Canyon Hill, and twenty five on North Panhandle highway, with twenty five truck owners paid for hire. The move follows relief roll selections and affects about 600 people as bread bonds delay relief funds.
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CWA
Amarillo
National
Wheat cash payments totaled seventeen million seven hundred fifty eight thousand
The Farm Administration announced cash wheat payments of 17 578 053 to 232 759 farmers across 1 000 counties under the acreage reduction plan. About 500 000 farmers signed contracts to cut next year’s wheat acreage by 15 percent, with 1 315 counties approved. Kansas leads in payments, Texas second.
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Washington
Farm Administration
North Dakota
Montana
Pacific Northwest
Kansas
Texas
White House Dogs Meggie And Major Lose Home
Two White House dogs Meggie and Major are sent away after biting incidents. Meggie, a 10 year old Scotch terrier, was given to a friend by Mrs. Roosevelt. Major, noted for nipping Prime Minister Bennett of Canada and Senator Hattie Caraway, returns to Hyde Park.
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Washington
White House
Meggie
Major
Amarillo And West Texas Weekend Weather Outlook
Forecast for Amarillo and surrounding West Texas calls for Saturday and Sunday fair with mostly cloudy conditions and some local showers in the far east. New Mexico should see little change in temperature with fair skies on Saturday.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Vest
Aes
Move to curb radical plot in Argentine
A state of siege was declared in Argentina after a violent plot caused disorders in four provinces. In Rosario tensions flared with 20 killed and about 500 injured or arrested. The radical party, facing March elections, decided to abstain from parliamentary voting.
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Argentine
Buenos Ayres
Rosario
Santa Fe
Buenos Aires
Radical Party
Juste
Hopkins Says U S Has Gone Finance Limit
Washington reports the Federal Relief Administration will stop funding direct relief in Texas and similar states until they raise funds. Harry L. Hopkins calls Texas the chief offender and notes Missouri and Colorado are in the same boat. He urges a special legislative session to vote taxes to cover relief costs. Fort Worth launches Texas bond sale to match federal relief funds, seeking $2,750,000 in bonds with four percent interest and par value bids.
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Washington
Federal Relief Administration
Texas
Harry L. Hopkins
Misouri
Colorado
Hopkinae
Ferguson
Missouri
Hopkins
Kentucky
Fort Worth
Port Worth National Bank
J. L. Lafferty
Bond Sele Organization
Austin
Lafferty
Memphis Residents Injured in Arkansas Crash
Three Memphis Texas residents were hospitalized after an automobile crash near Charleston Arkansas while returning from Prairie View. Ed Losland his wife and their young son were in the car. Mrs Losland sustained serious injuries including possible fractured hip and facial injuries.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Memphis
Texas
Charleston
Ed Losland
Prairie View
Wrestling Match Fatal Claims Youth in Fort Worth
Darwin Moulton aged 15, son of J O Moulton of Ranger and Emma L Cantrell of Fort Worth, died after a neighborhood wrestling match caused a knee twist that led to blood poisoning. He had been living with his mother in Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Darwin Moulton
J. O. Moulton
Ranger
Emma L. Cantrell
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