Texas Legislature Debates Prison Centralization Plans
The fourth called session of the 41st Texas Legislature opens with focus on prison centralization and reform. Gov Moody presents a joint message, bills on rehabilitation of Huntsville walls and centralization units emerge, and a Wallace Witt plan proposes a Texas prison reform commission. The weather may delay a planned prison inspection trip.
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Austin
Moody
House
Senate
Thomas B. Love
Dallas
A. J. Wirtz
Seguin
John F. Wallace
Teague
Edgar Witt
Waco
Huntsville
Harr N. Graves
Georgetown
Nat Patton
Crockett
A. H. King
Throckmorton
Imperial Farm
Houston
Leonard Tillotson
Sealy
Hill
Texas
General Land Office
Shaw
Eastham
Ferguson
Retrieve
Clem
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Unsettled weather with light snow likely Tuesday across Amarillo and West Texas. Temperatures range from around mid 20s to upper 30s with a slight drop on Tuesday, hours show noon readings near 28 to 29 degrees, highs near 34 to 37 and lows around 15 to 36.
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Amarillo
Vicin
Ity
West Texas
New Mexico
Greatest Air Tragedy On Coast Kills 16 In Storm
A Trans Continental Maddux tri metal monoplane crashed and burned in a California bean field 80 miles south of Los Angeles killing 16 aboard. A sudden sea squall forced the crew down near Oceanside during a flight from Agua Caliente to Los Angeles. Investigations by the Commerce Department aviation division the San Diego county coroner and the TAT line proceed. An inquest to identify bodies will be held at Oceanside with further hearings to follow.
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Walter B. Clausen
Associated Press
Los Angeles
California
Here
Trans-Continental Air Transport
Maddux
San Diego County
T. A. T. Line
Ocean Side
Agua Caliente
Nations Sign Young Plan on Reparations
The Young plan for World War reparations payments was formally adopted in The Hague. The protocol implementing the successor to the Dawes plan was signed at the Binnenhof at 4 40 p m. The event marks a shift from diplomacy to economic cooperation between creditors and debtors.
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Associated Press
Hague
Binnenhof
Youths Tongue Clings To Iron Post In Freezing Weather
Paul Biggs, 12, suffered a frightening ordeal when his tongue stuck to an iron post in zero temperature. He tried to free it with a pocket knife but remained trapped for 80 minutes until a physician used warm water to release him.
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United Press
Falls City
Neb
Paul Biggs
Paul
Senate to Ask Why Humble Cut Prices
Washington observers expect a Senate inquiry into Humble Oil price reductions. W S Parrish must explain the motives behind the cuts, which Oklahoma and Texas oilmen say were unwarranted. Senators Pine and Thomas of Oklahoma report many telegrams urging a broader oil industry investigation.
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Bascom N. Timmons
Washington
Washington, D. C
W. S. Parrish
Humble Oil Company
Humble Oil
Southwestern
Parrish
Oklahoma
Texas
Pine and
Thomas
Noted Jurists Defense Still Withheld in Brady Murder Case
In Austin on January 20 the trial for John W Brady stalled as jurors balked at death penalty considerations. Eighteen veniremen questioned revealed eight optimal jurors opposed, two challenged, leaving about 65 in the pool. Brady, 69, pleaded not guilty after District Attorney Henry Brooks read the charge for fatally stabbing stenographer Lehlin Highsmith, 28.
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Court Room
Austin
John W. Brady
Civil Appeals Court
Briddy
Henry Brooks
Brooks
Lehlin Highsmith
John Brady
Four Die in California Snowslide While Repairing Power Flume
Four men were killed and up to 30 workers feared trapped when a snowslide buried a camp near Sonea California while they repaired a power house flume twelve miles from town. The deceased were Jesus Lerma Mande y Penas George Milanovich and Speze Banchiff. Banchiff’s body was not recovered.
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Sonaa
Calif
Jesus Lerma
Mandey Penas
George Milanovich
Speze Banchiff
Banchiff
Snow Forecast Promises More Heavy Falls Across South
A sharp temperature drop and heavy fog early last night gave way to a northerly wind and light snowfall by 10 PM. The storm extended across the southern region with continuing snow expected.
Humphreys and Lefferink Return to English Field Amid Snow
A. F. Humphreys Jr. and pilot Dick Lefferink left English field at 1 AM after a Sunday night stop on their Denver flight. A severe snowstorm forced a return to English field where they spent the night at the Herring hotel aboard a Fokker Universal. Humphreys, a businessman and oil man, is a frequent visitor.
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A. F. Humphreys, Jr
Dick Lefferink
English Field
Denver
Pueblo
Herring Hotel
Mr. Humphreys
Weather summary for Panhandle and South Plains region
A Santa Fe report notes snow extending south to Dermott and heavy fog from Dermott to Sweetwater. Temperatures ranged from eight degrees in Belva Oklahoma to 30 at Snyder Texas. Amarillo had a brief spring touch before continuing the season’s snows with a forecast of light snow and colder temps today and unsettled weather for two more days. Rain and heavy cases were reported yesterday over the South Plains and eastern New Mexico.
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Okla
Yeso
N. M
Santa Fe
Dermott
Sweetwater
Belva
Snyder
Texas
Amarillo
U. S. Weather Bureau
Panhandle
South Plains
New Mexico
Social Rivalry Fuels Interest in Chitwood Cooking School
Mrs Ida Chitwood launches a four day intensive course on proper oven pot and pan use at 2 pm today in the municipal auditorium. She argues two heads are better than one in the kitchen and notes men and boys show growing interest while claiming womans place remains in the kitchen.
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Chitwood
Ida Chitwood
Municipal Auditorium
Interstate Commerce hearing on big Panhandle railroad plan
Delegates from many cities converge as the Interstate Commerce Commission opens a hearing tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Amarillo on Santa Fe’s plan to build three railroad lines across the Panhandle Oklahoma strip and nearby states. The project includes a 220 mile main line to Los Animas and connectives to Colmar New Mexico Spearman and Dumas, with Rock Island and Santa Fe attorneys present.
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Amarillo
Federal Court Room
Panhandle
Oklahoma Strip
New Mexico
Colorado
Santa Fe Company
Los Animas
Felt
Okla
Colmar
N. M
Dumas
Spearman
Perryton
Southwest
Examiner Thos. F. Sullivan
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Chicago
Train Strikes Open Switch Kill Three Near Trafford
Three people were killed and an undetermined number injured when Louisville & Nashville passenger train No. 4 derailed at an open switch near Trafford Alabama, about 40 miles north of Birmingham, en route to Chicago.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Chicago
Trafford
Ala
Here
Railroad Safety Men Meet in Dallas Friday
Representatives of eight railroad lines will meet in Dallas on Friday for the annual session of the safety section, southwestern region, of the American Railway Association. J. L. Walsh of the Missouri-Kansas-Texas lines will preside. Attending lines include Santa Fe, Southern Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Rock Island, Fort Worth and Denver H.K.T., Cotton Belt and Texas & Pacific. An attendance of 400 is expected.
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Dallas
Texas
Southwestern Region
American Railway Association
J. L. Walsh
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Lines
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Fort Worth
Denver
H.K.T
Cotton Belt
Texas & Pacific
Clovis Deaths Center on Wednesday Hearing
The preliminary hearing for Vernon Tate, accused of first degree murder in the slayings of G Bohannan and his son Carl in Clovis New Mexico, was set for Wednesday. Four witnesses testified at an inquest, with Tate reportedly in custody at an undisclosed jail location.
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Clovis
N. M
Vernon Tate
G. ©. Bohannan
Carl
Justice of the Peace
D. Ww. Jones
Tate
Carl A. Hatch
P. L. Patton
Mader
R. M. Withersippon
Cleve Compton
A. J. Dillon
Carl Bohannan
W. W. Williams
Perkins Patton
Witherspoon
Williams
Bohannan
Citizeny? Bank
Patton
Bank
John Bohannan
WGY Case Dropped by High Court in Radio Dispute
The U S Supreme Court abruptly ends hearings on the WGY broadcasting case. It indicates the DC Court of Appeals is the final authority for cases from the federal radio commission. The court may dismiss the commission’s petition for full review, upholding the appeals court ruling that WGY may use 40 kilocycles with no time limit. Justice Holmes halted the hearing after commission counsel finished.
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Associated Press
Washington
WGY
Supreme Court Today
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Federal Radio Commission
Supreme Court
Commission
Court of Appeals
General Electric Company
Schnectady
Justice Holmes
Five Nations Open Naval Arms Conference at Savoy Banquet
The five powers gather in London for a naval disarmament conference. Secretary Stimson urged frankness and goodwill to advance world peace as Prime Minister MacDonald welcomed France Italy Japan and the United States. Kings George and MacDonald hosted events at Buckingham and Downing Street.
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Frank Haviland King
Associated Proas
London
Costa and Rikska
Savoy Hotel
Romony MacDonald
France
Italy
Japan
United States
Henry L. Stimaon
Preymar MacDonald
Downing Street
King George
Buckingham Palace
MacDonald
Great Gallery
George
Poultry Short Course Opens in Dawson County
Despite bad weather Dawson county hosts its first Poultry Short Course with 250 farmers in Lamesa. The opening program in a local theater featured educational films and a welcome by Judge Phillip Yonge. Poultry expert B. Br. Galloway spoke on the industry in the South Plains.
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Lamesa
Dawson County
Phillip Yonge
B. BR. Galloway
South Plains
Furniture for Sale appeal to Globe News readers
Advertise unused furniture in the Globe News Want Ads to reach 33,143 subscribers. Call 6262 and ask for three time rate to secure a buyer.
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