Plan Designed to Plug Hole Left by Court Ruling
The Senate approved a hot oil bill by voice vote to block interstate shipments of illegally produced petroleum. The measure, aimed at patching the gap created by the Supreme Court ruling against section 9 C of the National Recovery Act, carries two amendments and moves to the House where similar bills exist.
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Connally Forces Senate Debate On Hot Oil Bill
Senator Connally of Texas secured the floor to press action on his hot oil bill. A dispute arose with Senator Robinson of Arkansas and Senator Schall of Minnesota, stretching the session before Connally ended it remarking the measure is an oil bill, not a gas bill.
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Federal control proposal targets crude oil shipments
A new measure drawn by Senator Connally proposes outright federal control of crude oil production. The plan, authored by the Texas Democrat and author of section 9-C, would forbid interstate shipments of contraband oil.
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Ickes Attacks Texas Gas Waste On National Radio
Secretary Ickes condemned Texas for vast natural gas waste in the Panhandle during a nationwide radio address from New York. He called the waste the most flagrant among U.S. natural resources and noted a billion cubic feet daily lost in Texas oil fields alongside gas waste. Newspapers nationwide are joining the effort against oil and gas waste.
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Deaths and Damages Rise as Cold Wave Widespread
The cold wave blankets most of the United States with fogs floods sleet rain and snow. Death toll passes 65 as cattle freeze in Texas and exposures kill livestock in Northern Louisiana. Rio Grande crops suffer severe damage and Brownsville records 26 degrees. Arkansas and Louisiana see eight to ten inches of snow as New Orleans enjoys rare snowfall by storm.
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Severe Cold Grips Dixie and Northwest Interstate
A winter storm spans Dixie to the Northwest with snow and freezing rain. Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and Texas report damaged crops and swollen waters while travel and air service shut down from Arkansas to the Atlantic seaboard. Cattle losses total heavy as wind and flooding disrupt life and commerce.
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Cutoff To Eliminate Curves East at City
Two abrupt dangerous curves on Highway No 5 into Amarillo will be removed by a new road cutting diagonally across Famous Heights Park. The route shifts from the present highway at Tenth Avenue Osage Street then runs southeasterly past Radio Station KGRS to Seventeenth Avenue Grand Street, leaving city limits with a southward curve. The current highway runs east to the Tri State Fairgrounds then snakes south and east. The new alignment leaves East Tenth Avenue near the old lake bed East Amarillo lake and will have a caliche base. Right of way for the elimination.
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Kidnap Victim Found Dead Near Philadelphia
The body of William Weiss, alleged kidnap victim of the Tri-State Gang, was recovered from Neshaminy Creek. Martin Farrell identified the corpse, ending two months of the abduction mystery as Mais and Legenza were captured in New York and the Tri-State Band's remains were nabbed.
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Infant Girl Found Dead in Wichita Falls Crib
Frances Brady aged 13 months was found dead in her crib from carbon monoxide poisoning in Wichita Falls on January 22. Her parents Mrs. and Mrs. M. J. Brady and housekeeper Moretta Middlebrooks were ill from exposure. the mother was away at a business college when she returned home to the tragedy.
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Robinson Tip Believed Erroneous Ends Kidnapping Case Search
Houston police ended the search for Thomas H. Robinson, accused kidnapper of Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll, after determining the tip directing the hunt was erroneous. The inquiry stalled in the Houston area as investigators announced the lead was not valid.
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Four Year High for Steers Reached in Kansas City Market
Kansas City cattle market set a four year high with steers at 12.50 a hundred for a 1025 pound load of yearlings. The price last reached this level in December 1959.
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Texas House Advances Governor Allreds Recovery Planning Board
The Texas House Committee on state affairs recommended passage of an administration bill to create a state planning board to develop public works projects with federal funding. A $12 000 appropriation was kept, and six governor appointees plus the secretary of state would serve with no salaries. The board would supersede the prior voluntary agency and begin outlining a recovery program.
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Want Ads Chronology Shows Short and Long Run Results
A column notes that some ads yield results in one day while others take longer. One 3 day run produced a response for a room in a modern house at 67 Adams with contact 9201, and a week long ad for a 2 room furnished apartment at 905 N Fillmore also clicked. Advertisers can order 3 day or weekly runs with cancelation if results come early.
Karpis Sought Along Border to Canada
Detroit January 22 Alvin Karpis and Harry Campbell rode from Atlantic City after a jailbreak and abduction of Dr H H Hunsicker. A car stolen from an Allentown physician was found near Monroe Michigan with the motor running as a rural carrier saw a man walk away toward Monroe. Ontario police blockaded the Windsor to Amherstburg border amid a possible bid to reach Montreal.
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Amarillo considers lake area improvements by relief staff
Plans for Word Ranch lake near Amarillo envision a boathouse restrooms and 150 yard clearance around the water with a 75 man crew from relief rolls to police and improve grounds. A nominal admission fee would fund upkeep and a brood pond system may stock fish while Austin approves state relief.
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Speeding Suspect's Sister Pleads Guilty with Explanations
Mrs Charles Barnes appeared in New York court to answer speeding charges against her brother Warren A Le vett 22. She entered a guilty with explanations plea noting he hurried to take an aunt to a prayer meeting on time. Magistrate Benjamin Greenspan suspended sentence, commenting it might encourage church attendance.
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Farm Pond Group Calls Parley for February 8
The Great Plain Farm Pond and Terracing Association invites members to Amarillo on February 8 to discuss preventing droughts by binding small ponds on each Panhandle Plains farm. The plan also promotes terracing to hold moisture where it falls and reduce future dry spells.
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Austin welcomes Jack Garner with Roosevelt endorsement
Reporter Ol Yogers describes a prelude to a benefit in Austin Texas noting a difficult weather journey from Cincinnati via American Airways. He highlights historic Austin and praises Jack Garner as having a first stepping stone career moment while mentioning President Roosevelt endorsing him.
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Miss Perkins Explains Plan For Social Security Start
Secretary Frances Perkins testified before the House Ways and Means Committee that the administrations social security program offers a reasonable start toward guarding against major life hazards and could be extended as needs arise. She said health insurance remains under study and fixed age for old age pensions at 65.
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New York
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Pardon Revoked for Vincent Thomas in Jefferson County
Gov. James V. Allred revoked the conditional pardon previously granted to Vincent Thomas, who was sentenced last February to five years for robbery with firearms in Jefferson County. The revocation followed advice from Dallas County District Attorney Robert L. Hurt that Thomas was under arrest in Dallas on four highway robbery cases.
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Defense Coup Reveals Cast Made of Trace
A defense filing outlines a cast of individuals linked to a coup plot against a governing authority. The document highlights suspected participants and their affiliations while detailing alleged roles and the broader conspiracy.
State ties Hauptmann to kidnap scene in Lindbergh case
In Flemington New Jersey on January 22 witnesses placed Bruno Hauptmann near the Lindbergh baby kidnapping scene and traced the ladder to him. The day featured rapid state testimony while the defense introduced a cemetery footprint cast and the Jassie record, with ladder and chisel admitted despite protests.
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Slender Spectators Seated As Hauptmann Trial Confines
In Flemington New Jersey on January 22 court ushers selected the slender among spectators to fit more people in the cramped courtroom. Officials asked for slim men or women and preferred smaller individuals to maximize seating, saying it is better to seat three small people than one large person.
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