Gotham Mayor Commissioned As Ranger In Texas Centenary
New York January 24 Fiorello H La Guardia was commissioned a captain in the Texas Centennial Rangers during a city hall ceremony. Representative Maury Maverick presented the commission and invited him to the Texas Centennial Exposition, with the mayor asking for a horse to ride in Texas. A road runner was also presented and sent to the central park zoo for exhibit.
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James Allred
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Snow Stirred by Cold Wave Across Nation
Fresh snows spread from the Northwest as a new cold wave moved across the country. Sub zero and freezing conditions persisted in northern states. A toll of 129 deaths in 16 states linked to three days of extreme cold was reported. Snow was forecast to reach the Atlantic seaboard with further unusually cold weather in the north central states expected by Sunday. Weather Bureau warnings noted lows from 6 to 24 degrees in regions including Oklahoma, northern West Texas, and northwest East Texas.
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Jake the Barber to pay British shareholders
London court records indicate John Factor known as Jake the Barber agreed to pay 1.3 million dollars to British shareholders who sued him. The deal surfaced as hearings opened on directing disposition of the fund drawn from the notorious share-pusher in America.
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Girl Featured As Singer With Steele's Band
Peggy Moore and Sonny Richardson join Blue Steele's Vic tor recording band for a one night appearance at The Nat next Monday. The act arrives from the Claridge Hotel in St Louis and the Trianon ballroom in Chicago. Admission $1.10. reservations 35 cents. Steele's group, rising nationally via NBC CBS and Mutual, will perform current dances plus new selections including You Can Take My Heart.
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Amaro Club shooting custodian jailed for murder
Johnnie Cullen 22 faces murder charges after a night club shooting that wounded Victor Carlucci and killed Horace Miles. Police say Cullen fired five shots after a scuffle, while witnesses recount the events leading to the incident.
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Johnnie) Cullen
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Dude) Miles
Amarillo
Victor Carlucci
Los Angeles
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Tri-State Fairgrounds
Italians Drive Deep Into Ethiopian Fronts Capture Neghelli
Italian forces press north and south in Ethiopia as Neghelli falls and Ras Desta Demtu reportedly flees. Reports conflict over Ethiopian losses and prisoners with claims of the Ras disbanded and rebels captured near Lake Tana. Addis Ababa notes Haile Selassie forces seize Ras Gasasa in Gojjam.
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Correction clarifies Miles not jailed in Potter County
The News-Globe corrects yesterday’s report stating Hersey Miles was a prisoner. It clarifies he is not jailed and was named only in connection with the fatal shooting of his brother, Horace B. Miles. The paper regrets the misstatement and apologizes to the Miles family.
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Globe
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Night club shooting leaves two dead in town
Witnesses describe a scuffle outside the club as Cullen and Miles argued then fired. Miles died from chest and abdomen wounds while Carlucci was wounded in the neck. Cullen surrendered a pistol identified as the weapon used.
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East Third Avenue
Carlucci
Northwest Texas
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Ethel Rutledge
East Tenth Avenue
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John Fair
Carluccci
East Florence Avenue
Los Angeles
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New York
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Amarillo Weather Forecast and Temperature Reading
Partly cloudy and colder Saturday for Amarillo and vicinity with a cooler trend across West Texas and New Mexico. The forecast calls for fair conditions in western areas, while temperatures yesterday ranged around low thirties with a high near mid thirties and a low in the twenties, with figures referencing 1935 norms.
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100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Four Die As Farm Home Burns In Maryland
A father Arthur Swope aged 40 and his three children Vaugnetta 23 Mary 13 and Dorel 20 died when their farm home near Burnswick Maryland burned from an overheated stove. The blaze occurred today and left no survivors in the household.
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New Stop Gap Farm Bill Forms In Fast Capital Development
Federal Reserve Board issues an order raising margin requirements on most securities effective February 1. The change cuts credit against stocks to 45 percent of market value from 55 percent, seen as a curb on a stock market boom.
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Federal Reserve Board
Plan Embodies Soil Program Plan Embodies Soil Program
Washington, Jan. 24. A stop gap farm bill preserving individual subsidies for soil conservation as a step toward a fed eral state co operative plan emerged after rapid congressional developments. Roosevelt aimed to return agriculture to productivity of 100 years ago. The Senate sub committee unanimously approved a re draft from the agriculture department. Details were withheld until its full committee briefing. House members planned to review the draft the next day.
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Judge Allows 25 Percent Gas Well Output
Federal Judge William H Atwell issued a temporary order allowing Hutchinson County gas well owners Miles G Bibens et al to produce up to 25 percent of capacity. The ruling restrains the Texas Railroad Commission from interference and permits 4 000 000 cubic feet daily, up from 2 300 000.
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Trio Convicted in Bremer Kidnapping Conspiracy
A federal jury in St. Paul convicted Harry Sawyer William Weaver and Cassius McDonald of conspiracy in the $200000 Edward G Bremer kidnapping. Sawyer and Weaver received life terms. McDonald’s sentence was postponed to February 1.
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Edward G. Bremer
Harry Sawyer
Fingerman
William Weaver
Arkansas
Cassius McDonald
Detroit
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Bremer
Gunnar N. Nordbye
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McDonald
Two Million Hindus Gather for Ganges Bath in Ardh Jumbh
More than two million Hindus from across India flooded Allahabad today for the Ardh Jumbh Mela, a major religious festival held every twelve years at the confluence of the Ganges and Jumna. The crowd gathered for ritual bathing in the sacred river.
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Scottsboro case flares as accused Negroes attack officers
In Birmingham Alabama two accused Negroes Ozie Powell and another man attacked deputies with knives while being escorted to jail. Deputy Edgar Blalock was wounded in the neck and Powell was shot in the head by Sheriff J Street Sandlin. Powell survived after brain surgery and guards were placed on standby.
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House Overturns Roosevelts Bonus Veto in Historic Vote
The House voted 324 to 61 to override the president’s veto of the immediate payment bonus bill and sent it to the Senate for a hostile reception. Many senators who back the administration plan to vote to override when the veto is taken up Monday. The debate spurred talk of new taxes to finance the baby bond cash payment, with White House indicating possible new levies.
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White House
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Dies Not To Run Against Sheppard
Rep. Martin Dies of Orange Texas announced he would seek re election in the second Texas district rather than run for the Senate against Sen. Morris Sheppard of Texarkana. He cited lack of funds and a pledge not to campaign on others money. His platform will push stricter immigration limits and a domestic allotment system with soil conservation to address farm issues after the AAA invalidation.
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Texas
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Texarkana
AAA
Globe News Want Ad: rent vacancies seek fast action
Tomorrow begins the final rental week and movers eye first week vacancies. Globe News reaches 33,000 readers. place a Want Ad now for quick results at a few cents. Dial 6262 to place.
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