Marriage Is Utter Surprise
New York January 18 A secret wedding joined Mrs Anna Roosevelt Dall and John Boettiger at the Roosevelt town house East 65th Street in a simple ceremony attended only by family. General Kernochan officiated the General Sessions judge. No attendants flowers or breakfast were held. The couple left for a secret destination after the ceremony and are expected back soon. Mrs Roosevelt gave her daughter in marriage. Boettiger is a Chicago Tribune reporter and had long covered the President. This was the couple’s second marriage for both.
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New York
Anna Roosevelt Dall
John Boettiger
White House
Chicago Tribune
Stephen Early
Washington
Roosevelt Town House
East 65Th Street
Frederic Kernochan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
John
Hans Boettiger
Will Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Chicago
Boettiger
Tribune
Roosevelt
Brain Trust
Host Denies Forcing Guest After Hot Water Incident
A party host defended himself saying he only intended to be a good host and sober up a guest after a hot water tap was turned on by mistake. He insisted he did not push her and that the incident was accidental.
Japanese Move to Expel Chinese in Manchukuo
A Japanese communique from General Jiro Minami announces a campaign to oust Chinese irregulars raiding Jehol province. Japan pledges not to cross the Great Wall while asserting Chinese provocations justify military operations led against Sung Che-huan’s forces in Chahar.
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Great Wall
Minami
Manchuokuru
China
Japan
Nhahar
Inner Mongolia
Jehol
More Liberal Pension Plan Push Spurs Party Debate
Democratic party tensions rise over a more liberal old age and unemployment insurance as hearings are planned next week on the Lundeen bill. The House labor committee protests sending the economic security program to Ways and Means, while leaders like Connery and Dunn press for decisive action on old age pensions and unemployment coverage. McGroarty signals a push for Townsend’s $200 monthly plan.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House Labor Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Labor Committee
Townsend
McGroarty
California
Whiteside to star in Master of Ballantrae at Municipal Auditorium
Tickets selling rapidly for the Whiteside show featuring Walker Whiteside in The Master of Ballantrae at the Municipal Auditorium next Tuesday night. First class company presents a three act melodrama with elaborate sets. Tickets at City Drug Store and by mail orders to Miss Lois Slack. Prices range from 50 cents to 2 dollars with tax. Box office hours today 9 to 6.
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Robert Loui Stevenson
Master of
Lois Slack
News-Globe
City Drug
Ballantrae
Tri-State Mail Association
Impeachment Vote Shocks North Dakota Governor Moodie
North Dakota House impeached Governor Thomas H. Moodie in a 60 to 52 vote after 12 days in office. Moodie pledged to resist, stationing national guards at the executive offices. Attorney General Sabre questioned the action as incomplete while pursuing a separate quo warranto bid to disqualify Moodie.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota House of Representatives
Thomas H. Moodie
Nominant Nonpartisan League
House
P. O. Sabre
Sabre
Moodie
State Supreme Court
William Langer
Lindbergh to Lead Pacific Flight Plan Amid Hauptmann Case
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh is expected to spearhead an experimental Pan American flight linking California, Hawaii, the Philippines and other Pacific territories. The plan aims to cut travel time to 60 hours, with routes possibly including Midway Wake Guam and Yap. Mrs. Lindbergh is not expected to fly the Pacific leg.
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Associated Press
York
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Pacific Ocean
America
Orient
Pan-American Airways System
Lindbergh
California
Hawaiian Islands
Philippines
Pacific
Midway
Wake
Guam
Yap
Hauptmann
Stray dog crashes Texas governor office
An unknown stray dog forced entry into Governor James V. Allred's private office in Austin and remained there. The dog was patted by the governor, then curled up and slept on the executive rug, while staff puzzled over the animal's identity.
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Austin
James V. Allred
Pat Moreland
Moreland
Texas
Vanderbilt heir awarded $48,000 from estate split
New York January 18 Surrogate James A Foley ordered Mrs Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt to receive 48000 of the 125000 income from her daughter's estate for 1935. Lloyd Hamilton veteran of silent films and early talkies died today at Hollywood from a stomach disorder.
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New York
James A. Foley
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Hollywood
Lloyd Hamilton
Panhandle educators meet in Amarillo on curriculum revision
Panhandle educators gather in Amarillo for the Panhandle Superintendents Association meeting to discuss curriculum revision and cost-effective education. Dr. H B Bruner of Columbia University is the principal speaker at 9 am in the senior high auditorium. sessions continue with state leaders, and a public lunch is planned. Supt W A McIntosh urges Amarillo parents to attend.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Texas
H. B. Bruner
Columbia University
New York City
Panhandle Superintendents Association
Supt
W. A. McIntosh
Oil worker dies from injuries at Pampa oil well
Arthur Neighbors, 28, died this afternoon from injuries suffered Monday at an oil well. He sustained a fractured neck when tubing struck him.
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Pampa
Arthur Neighbors
Stride Taken On New Deal Legislation
Lawmakers advance a House action amid debate over new deal era legislation. Key figures and committees weigh implications for policy, economy, and regional impact as votes approach.
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Stride
Allred Bill Advances as House Chooses Committees in Austin
Governor James Y Allred backed emergency measures receive quick focus as House assigns standing committees Speaker Coke Stevenson aims to speed major New Deal style reform. A state recovery board proposed to coordinate with federal funds would oversee a $12000 appropriation through fiscal year end. Senate considers expanding bank and insurance investment scopes to aid National Housing program financing.
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Austin
James Y. Allred
Coke R. Stevenson
House of Representatives
House
Stevenson
Allred
J. C. Duvall
Fort Worth
Texas
Secretary of State
Senate
R. W. Calvert
Hillsboro
Committee On Banks and Banking
Homer Leonard
Last Rites Pending For Harold English Killed in Car Crash
Harold English pioneer flier and Amarillo Airport official died in a car wreck three miles east of Amarillo while driving alone. Witness Fred Covey said his car struck the truck ahead, injuring English severely. Justice of the Peace Bob Clark ruled death from automobile collision. English was 32 and head of English Field, tied to Amarillo Airport Corp president Thornton Oxnard. His mother Mrs. V. J. Angelo of San Diego expected to arrive today to arrange funeral.
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Harold English
Amarillo Air Field
V. J. Angelo
San Diego
Calif
Angelo
Amarillo
Robert Campbell
North Garfield Street
Fred Covey
Laverne
Okla
English
Justice of the Peace
Bob Clark
Campbell
English Field
Southwest
Thornton Oxnard
House Republicans Some Discouraged in Washington
Washington dispatch reports that some House Republicans feel discouraged over the District of Columbia appropriation. Rep Ditter of Pennsylvania sought about 85 000 more for character education, while Rep Blanton of Texas said the bill could not pass with four to one Democratic votes, warning action would be blocked.
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Washington
House
Representative Ditter
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Blanton
Texas
Byrd Ride Maps Front Of Ross Isle Ice Barrier
Captain Robert A. J. English aboard the Bear of Oakland reports to Admiral Byrd that the ship nears Cape Crozier on Ross Island while mapping the ice front. The expedition aims to reach Little America after 400 miles, marking Byrd’s anniversary landing. Salvageable equipment will be brought home to cut costs.
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Ice Barrier
Little America
Antarctica
MacKay
Robert A. J. English
Oakland
Richard E. Byrd
Cape Crozier
English
Ross Ice Barrier
Ross Island
Byrd
Violent Death Toll 18 High In Texas Friday
A string of fatal incidents across Texas left 18 dead. Harold W. English, 32, Amarillo, perished when his car struck a truck after missing an oncoming vehicle. Richard K. Smith, 4, died when a car carrying him and his mother overturned between Longview and Marshall. Fred Douglas, 38, was shot after resisting police in San Antonio. Botco de Bona was wounded. Harold Gandy, 36, of Beaumont died when his auto overturned near Brenham en route to Austin with RE Fletcher. D. E. Bell, 41, was found dead beside his car on the Bell farm, a shotgun at the scene.
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Texas
Harold W. English
Amarillo
San Antoni
Fred Douglas
Botco de Bona
Adolph Zoeller
Douglas
Zoeller Cafe
de Bona
Harold Gandy
Beaumont Building Material Company
Brenham
Austin
RE. A. Fletcher
Beaumont
Building
State High Commission
Fletcher
D. E. Bell
J. E. Bell
Bell
Bell Farm
Bredy
When Rogers Reports From Indianapolis Field Note
In Indianapolis on January 18, Rogers writes of poor flying weather requiring travel by train to a hospital benefit. He praises the train service as a sign railroads are recovering, notes an accident at a grade crossing, and suggests eliminating crossings would aid workers and save lives. He calls Indiana's political scene strong and mentions no new taxes. He asks for Supreme Court news.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Supreme Court
Snow forecast hits Panhandle as warm spell ends
Moisture brings rain and snow to the Panhandle Plains with temperatures likely to drop today. The Weather Bureau warns of a severe cold snap and a first hard frost for winter ranges. cattlemen report rain turning to snow as the main danger to livestock. A live stock warning is issued for the northern Panhandle as a moist low pressure area moves southeast.
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Panhandle Plains
U. S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Panhandle
Amarillo Weather Forecast For West Texas And New Mexico
Cloudy tonight and Saturday with unsettled conditions. Rain and snow are likely, turning colder especially in the north portion. Livestock warnings issued for the northern areas. In New Mexico, cloudy with little temperature change expected. Hours of yesterday show some temperature readings but many words are garbled.
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Amarillo
Vicinus
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Hauptmann Trail Hearings Detail Jassie Clue and Scribbled Address
State witness Bruno Hauptmann admitted writing a scribbled address and phone number in a Bronx home panel related to the Lindbergh baby case. Anna Hauptmann cried liar in court as the defense again presses Fisch’s involvement, while prosecutors tie ransom money to brokerage records and cash hidden in the house and garage.
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Associated Press
Bruno
Jassie
Anna Hauptmann
Husband
Fisch
Broker
Flemington N. J
Bruno Hauptmann
Bronx
Linebergh
Isador Fisch
Edward J. Reilly
Hauptmann
Uwin
St. Raymond’s
Reilly
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Trenchard
Benjamin Arac
Samuel J Foley
Foley
Arac
Hamilton Identified As Gunmen's Leader
Buffalo police and state patrol identified Raymond Hamilton as leader of a bank robbery gang that shot up Citizens State Bank for 5000 dollars. Patrolman Neal Arthur said a hideout raid was planned. Two witnesses and fingerprints tied Hamilton to the crime and to a former partner.
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Buffalo
Raymond Hamilton
Southwest
Texas Death House
Citizens State Bank
Neal Arthur
Huntsville
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