Senate approves land bank bill to aid farmers credit
Washington reports Senate unanimous approval of a land bank bill to help farmers secure credit. House debate on reconstruction corporation ends as Mellon and Mills discuss proposed tax changes aiming to lift taxes to 1924 levels. Mills quotes plan projects 1.31 billion dollars in federal receipts over the current and next fiscal year toward a balanced 1934 budget.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Reconstruction Corporation
Ways and Means
Mellon
United States Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Mills
Shame blamed for jail inmate suicide in San Antonio
In San Antonio on January 13, F. L. Espino, father of seven, hanged himself in the county jail after being arrested at midnight on a misdemeanor charge. Authorities cited shame and remorse as the motive.
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San Antonio
F. L. Espino
Apple Cart ticket sales begin at City Drug and City Auditorium
Official sale of The Apple Cart tickets opens at City Drug No 1 517 Polk Street from 9 AM to 5 30 PM daily until moved to City Auditorium at noon Saturday Miss Eva Lewis in charge A matinee Friday afternoon and Saturday afternoon prices 50c to 1 50 matinee 5c to 2 50 evening Reservations by mail to Wilbur C Hawk Globe News Amarillo include stamped return envelope
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City Drug
Polk Street
City Auditorium
Eva Lewis
Wilbur C. Hawk
Globe News
Amarillo
Flooded Delta Region Braces for Rising Rivers
In Glendora Mississippi torrential rains swelled rivers to new highs. Highway travel was almost non existent and railway traffic greatly hampered across flood stricken area. Thousands of new acres were flooded but the inundation did not threaten human life.
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Glendora
Miss
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for rain turning to snow and colder conditions with tonight’s low around 15 above. West Texas expects cloudy skies with rain southeast and snow in the north, Thursday, colder north, and Panhandle livestock warnings in the north portion. New Mexico faces a severe cold wave with strong winds, snow and colder conditions Thursday, stockmen north and east warned.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Texan Charged With Hawaii Attack Attempt
Honolulu reports a 31 year old Phi lander B. Gray of Texas faced a charged attempted criminal assault after a struggle with a Portuguese woman. Gray denied the charge, claiming the pair had attended a party and were returning home.
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Honolulu
Philander B. Gray
Gray
Texas
Farm lad shoots intruder at Stratford home
Johnnie Gumm a 17 year old resident of a farm home 13 miles east of Stratford was wounded in the shoulder when an intruder wrested his .22 rifle and fired as the boy confronted two prowlers. The intruders fled in a black model A Ford coupe toward Amarillo after stealing a watch and minor items. Sheriff Allom was seeking the suspects in Amarillo.
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Johnnie Gumm
Robert H. Gumm
Here
Young Gumm
Amarillo
Arthur Allom
Pampa Man Killed by Truck Wheel Near Shamrock
Pampa man P A Atkinson, 40, was fatally injured Wednesday while attempting to swing onto a truck about five miles west of Shamrock. He was crushed by a wheel and died an hour after arrival at Shamrock hospital. Survived by his wife of Pampa. burial planned in Amarillo cemetery.
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Shamrock
P. A. Atkinson
Pampa
Jack Ratican
C. A. McCartney
Amarillo
Blizzards Shrink Northwest Storm Reaches Amarillo
Forecasts warn of a low near 15 degrees with rain turning to snow in Amarillo and the Panhandle as a recent Northwest blizzard subsides. Temperatures Wednesday ranged 38 to 50 degrees with persistent overcast skies and slow highway traffic while winds stayed mild in the afternoon.
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Colorado
Amarillo
Panhandle
Local union leaders confess bombing at Midland Theater
In Kansas City on January 13 the president and business agent of a local motion picture operators union admitted they caused Monday night’s bombing at Loew's Midland Theater. They said the act aimed to hit a rival union.
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Kansas City
Loew’s
Bank Denied: Rats Eat Farmer's Savings
W. T. Cooper, a farmer from Littlefield, kept $150 in a bank after distrust. He hid the money at home to avoid a possible bank failure. Rats ate most of the currency, and a Washington report suggested about $40 more may be unidentifiable.
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Littlefield
W. T. Cooper
Cooper
Washington
Dallam County votes on 350000 road bond Feb 11
Dallam County will hold a February 11 election on a 350000 road bond for 91 miles of paving on Highways 5 56 and 41. The plan uses caliche base and local labor with costs estimated at 9000 to 10000 dollars per mile and ties Highway 41 funding to state designation. State and federal aid is expected.
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Dallam County
Panhandle
Dalhart
Hartley
Texline
New Mexico
Sherman County
Stratford
Oklahoma
Boise City
Okla
State Highway Commission
Lawmakers Seek Early Hearings on Soldier Bonus Payment
Washington January 13 A formal request to open hearings on bills to pay the soldiers bonus in full was made by Representative Connery and Representative Patman the sponsors of the legislation. Chairman Collier said the matter will be taken up when we get to it.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Connery
Massachusetts
Patman
Texas
Collier
Akron airship proves navigable under harsh winter weather
Lieut. Commander Charles E. Roundshahl in charge of the Akron prepares a Navy Department report stating last weekend's dirigible flight demonstrated reliable navigation under the worst winter conditions.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Charles E. Rosendahl
Akron
Navy Department
Snow Falls in Riverside and Pomona Valleys
Cold weather brings a trace of snow to Southern California on January 13. Riverside residents see valley snow for 40 years, Pomona reports valley snow for 30 years, and Pasadena hills are capped with up to an inch of snow in places.
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California
Los Angeles
Riverside
Orange Belt
Pomona
Pasadena
Bischoff Mute in Court as Groundless Bone Clue Emerges
Charles Bischoff, charged with kidnapping and murder of six year old Marian McLean, stood silent in court and agreed to hire counsel. Prosecutors said a key bone clue to other girl cases is groundless. An archaeologist ruled bones in his tenement basement belonged to a dog.
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Cincinnati
Charles Bischoff
Marian McLean
Bischoff
Marian
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Elsie Janis Weds After 42 Years Solo Life
Elsie Janis, famed as a morale booster in 1918 France, ends 42 years of singleness by marrying Gilbert Wilson a 26 year old Los Angeles businessman in Tarrytown New York. Two days after the wedding she hedged on future plans saying maybe so maybe not.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Elsie Janis
France
Gilbert Wilson
Los Angeles
Wilson
Shoes Available Daily at 214 East Seventh
Shoes are distributed daily at the News-Globe Headquarters 214 East Seventh Avenue from 10 AM to 5 PM. Saturday is Kid’s Day for families needing help with footwear. Over 125 people were equipped today. donations of shoes and money remain needed. Call 8052 to arrange pickup. shoe laces are in short supply.
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News- Globe
East Seventh Avenue
Italian Story Says U.S. Must Follow Move
An Italian story asserts the United States should follow a specified move, signaling potential shifts in policy or diplomacy. The piece frames the move as essential to global alignment and national interests.
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U.S
Mussolini Urges Reparations Cancellation Across Europe
In Popolo D Italia Mussolini column argues Europe should cancel reparations to spark global recovery. The unsigned piece says US would then follow by cancelling war debts, framing debt relief as moral leverage and urging Italy to set a leading example.
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Milan
Italy
Mussolini
Europe
Popolo D'Italia
Ti Duce
United States
Patman starts 10 state Mellon case in impeachment bid
Rep. Wright Patman opened hearings on a resolution seeking Andrew W. Mellon's impeachment accusing fraud and corruption. He vowed proof of malfeasance while answering Republicans questioning the urgency and Justice Department handling of the charges.
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Washington
Andrew W. Mellon
House Judiciary Committee
Rep
Wright Patman
Treasury
Texas Democrat
Republican Committee
Michener
Michigan
Justice Department
Patman
Department of Justice
Verdict Delayed by Boil on Nose in Evarts Slaying Case
Mount Sterling Kentucky January 13 The jury weighing conspiracy charges against William Hightower mine union leader in the Evarts deputy sheriffs slaying will resume deliberations tomorrow. A juror was sidelined by a severe cold and a boil on his nose requiring medical attention.
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R. H. Hippyeheuser
Associated Press
Mount Sterling
William Hightower
Challenge to Texas car license tax law set for trial
A suit in Houston seeks to strike down the state automobile license tax law as unconstitutional. Four Harris County commissioners argue the law administers inequitable fee apportionment between counties and the state.
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Houston
Harris County
Rich Sportswoman Dies in Virginia Estate Slaying
Mrs. Agnes Boeing Ilsley a wealthy Virginia sportswoman and her maid were found slain at her Middleburg estate. Police seek a negro ex convict George Crawford linked to the crime as detectives widen the hunt.
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Washington
Agnes Boeing Hsley
Middleburg
Virginia
Agnes Boeing Ilsley
Paul Boeing
Boeing
William Mitchell
Army Air Forces
Middleburg-Warrenton
George Crawford
Crowley farmer killer condemned to death
Carter Rollins, a Black man, was sentenced to death by a jury in the criminal district court for the slaying of D. L. Reed, a 60 year old Crowley area farmer, on October 19. Rollins showed no emotion as the verdict was announced.
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Fort Worth
Carter Rollins
Crowley
Criminal District Court
Rollins
D. L. Reed
Prairie and Sinclair Merge Plan Reported in New York
An agreement to merge Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation with Prairie Oil & Gas Co and Prairie Pipe Line Co was announced in New York. The plan calls for Sinclair to absorb the other two firms, rename the company Consolidated Oil Corp, and issue about 14,200,000 shares to exchange for existing Sinclair, Prairie Oil & Gas, and Prairie Pipe Line stock. Harry F. Sinclair is named chairman of the executive committee.
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New York
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
Prairie Oil & Gas Co
Prairie Pipe Line Co
Sinclair Consolidated Corporation
Consolidated Oil Corp
Sinclair Consolidated and
Prairie Oil & Gas
Prairie Pipe Line
Harry F. Sinclair
Married women to lose state jobs in two departments
In Bismarck North Dakota January 13 married women employees must leave the attorney general and treasurer offices by February 1. Unmarried women will replace them due to unemployment conditions. The state highway department already plans to replace married women not supporting families.
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Bismark
N. D
State Highway Department
Oxygen Plane Sets Course to Tucson From Dallas
Oklahoma City Jan. 13 Stuart Reiss landed a plane at Municipal airport carrying special oxygen apparatus to Tucson Ariz shortly after 7 o clock with co Pilot Pickens at the controls and roared away at 7 20 after refueling Dallas is the next stop They planned to reach Tucson by dawn.
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Oklahoma City
Stuart Reiss
Tucson
Ariz
Pickens
Dallas
Reiss
Laval Reappointed Premier of France in Cabinet Shuffle
Paris reports Pierre Laval was delegated tonight to serve again as premier and to head foreign affairs for the time being after the death of War Minister Maginot and the illness of Aristide Briand. A new interior minister was expected to replace Laval.
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Paris
Pierre Laval
Hoover
White House
France
Maginot
Aristi Briand
M. Laval
Mrs Caraway thanks voters for Arkansas Senate win
Mrs Hattie W. Caraway sent special thanks to home folks in Jonesboro and Arkansans as congratulations poured in after her overwhelming victory to become United States Senator from Arkansas.
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Washington
Jonesboro
Hattie W. Caraway
United Stat
Arkansas
Arkansans
Colora County Treasurer Appointed After Moo Moore Exit
Jol Kunetka of Columbus Texas was appointed treasurer of Colora County to succeed Jesse H Moo Moore. Moore is charged with embezzlement of 2700 dollars in two cases and officers have not yet found him.
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Gonzales
Jol Kunetka
Columbus
Tex
Tod
Colora
County
Jesse H. Moo Moore
Sergeant John Rose buried in San Antonio ceremony
Sergeant John Rose a 43 year old natlor guard instructor who died recently in Tulsa Oklahoma was laid to rest in San Antonio. The funeral honored his service and local veterans attended the service with military honors.
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San Antonio
John Rose
Natlor
Tulsa
Okla
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