Cameraman Kicked in Face As Seadlund Arraigned
John Henry Seadlund stood mute as a not guilty plea was entered in the kidnapping of Charles E. Ross. He kicked a photographer during arraignment before U S Commissioner Edwin K Walker and was to be moved to Cook County jail. Prosecutors plan death penalty under the Lindbergh Kidnap Law.
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Chicago
John Henry Seadlund
Charles 8. Ross
U. S
Edwin K. Walker
Seadlund
Walker
William H. McDonnell
Cook County
Used Car Directory Promises Big Savings This Week
Amarillo dealers cut prices up to $100 as the Used Car Directory offers bargains on cars of all types. Buy this week to save real money and act with speed before deals vanish.
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Amarillo
Death Given Six Convicts
Judge C C Featherstone sentenced six convicts to die in the electric chair on March 25 for the slaying of a prison guard during a December 12 escape attempt at the Columbia, S.C. prison.
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Columbia
8. C
C. C. Featherstone
Geese Out of Season Brings Heavy Fines in Panhandle
State game warden P D Moseley reports hunting geese out of season in Randall, Potter, Moore, Sherman, Hartley, Dal l am, Oldham and Deaf Smith counties carries growing penalties. Friona’s Wilson H Evans paid 30 dollars 50 cents per goose after pleading guilty in Hereford justice court. total fines reached 61 dollars. Authorities warn migratory birds will face federal prosecutions with steep penalties.
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Panhandle
P. D. Moseley
Randall, Potter, Moore, Sherman
Hartley
Dallam
Oldham
Deaf Smith Counties
Wilson H. Evans
Friona
Evans
Hereford
Deaf Smith County
Moseley
Tascosa
Jury panel chosen for Ben Chapman murder trial
A 12 member jury for Ben Chapman, Borger policeman, charged with murder in the December death of Hutchinson County constable Lee Hutson, was selected in Panhandle. Testimony set to begin Tuesday at 10 a.m. with defense possibly citing temporary insanity.
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Newt P. Willis
Pampa
Chapman
Hutson
Carson County
Wheeler
A. L. Stovall
White Deer
Frank Evans
Ray Crumpacker
A. B. Adams
Panhandle
J. S. Sparks
H. H. Benzer
H. C. McDowell
E. C. Shhumann
J. W. Everly
R. L. Cullins
Paul Townsend
Groom
B. L. Colgrove
Henry Bishop Enters District Judge Race
Judge Henry S. Bishop announced his candidacy for the 47th District Court bench subject to the Democratic primary on July 23. He served as district attorney from 1902 to 1916 and as district judge from 1918 to 1934. The 7th district includes Potter Randall and Armstrong counties.
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Henry S. Bishop
47Th District Court
Bishop
Potter
Randall
Armstrong
Legion Founder Dr Arthur D Houghton Dies at 66
Dr Arthur D Houghton a founder of the American Legion and noted botanist physician and politician died of a heart attack in Los Angeles aged 66. He was among the group that formed the organization. His death occurred late yesterday.
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Los Angeles
Arthur D. Houghton
The
American Legion
Fasting clergyman ends fast briefly to seek recovery
Rev. Israel Harding Noe, 47, former dean of St. Mary's Episcopal Cathedral in Memphis, reluctantly drinks juice and water after 22 days of fasting to hasten his return to a "spiritual" life. Doctors warn recovery may take months if he survives. He weakened from influenza and starvation, weighing under 100 pounds.
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Memphis
Tenn
Israel Harding Noe
St. Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral
James M. Maxon
Dust Grips Plains Area Amid Panhandle Storm
Swirling dust engulfed parts of the Panhandle and West Texas for a second day. Amarillo lay near the storm edge while dust extended east toward Kansas City and Fort Worth. Temperatures cooled with 22 degrees forecast for Amarillo and nearby areas.
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Panhandle
West Texas
Amarillo
Kansas City
Fort Worth
TWA
New Mexico
Canadian
Waynoka
Wichita
Kan
Albuquerque
Tucumcari
Here
Blowin
Texline
Dalhart
Gage
Strong City
Oklo
Congressmen To Get Texas Grapefruit
Rep. Keller of Indiana urged a comparison of Florida and Texas fruit before Congress. The Texas Ranger carried 84 boxes of prize grapefruits bound for New York and then Congress, ensuring ample supply for all members.
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Brownsville
Keller
Indiana
Florida
Texas
Congress
Texas Ranger
New York
American Volunteers Reported Wiped Out at Teruel Front
Reports from PERPIGNAN France say American volunteers in the Washington and Lincoln battalions were wiped out by insurgent gunfire near Teruel as Franco’s forces tightened control of the surrounding heights. Government dispatches describe heavy casualties among rebels and civilians from ongoing air raids totaling 77 government-city strikes this period.
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Perpignan
France
Teruel
Francisco Franco
Flaw Adder
Miguel Aranda
Alhambra
Barcelona
Botulism Ties Two Deaths To Poison Chili In New Mexico
CARLSBAD New Mexico January 24 Two deaths attributed to botulism were reported after health officials traced likely exposure to home canned chili The victims Patton Mayes 23 of Central City and William Mente of Santa Fe ate chili and crackers from Santa Fe on a job hunt Dr O W Puckett district health officer led investigations at Santa Fe and Central City with state health service support seeking tainted food sources and urging caution with undercooked home canning.
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Carlsbad, N. M
O. W. Puckett
New Mexico
Tucumcari
Puckett
Hobbs
Patton Mayes
Central City
N. M
William Mente
Santa Fe
Mente
Boulder crushes high school. two students dead in West Virginia
A 1 ton boulder rolled down a mountain and crashed into Elkhorn Negro High School in Welch West Virginia killing two students. Three students and teacher Sherman Collins were injured.
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Welch
W. Va
Elkhorn Negro High School
Sherman Collins
Britain Turns to Land Planes for Year Round Transatlantic Flights
Britain and Pan-American Air Ways push to beat winter ice by using four engine Albatross land planes. A new Newfoundland airport at Hattie’s Camp near Botwood will host three runways and safety systems at an estimated cost of 2.5 million dollars. The craft aim to fly 4 000 miles at 219 mph, transforming winter schedules and competition with sea routes.
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NEA Service
London
Great Britain
America
England
British Imperial Airways
Hattie’s Camp
Newfoundland
Botwood
Ing Field
Azores
Dope Raids Net Three Arrests in Potter County
Three people, Cecil Haynie, FE L Shay Howard, and Mrs E L Howard, jailed on narcotic charges after a series of raids by federal, county, and city officers. Over 100 grains of heroin seized, six capsules found with Howard and 27 more on him at jail, ongoing undercover work by the Narcotics Division of the Department of Justice.
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Potter County
United States
Cecil Haynie
FE. L
Shay) Howard
E. L. Howard
Haynie
East Second Avenue
Howards
Fast Third Avenue
Howard
Narcotics Division
Department of Justice
Amarillo
Bill Adams
Giles Landies
Ivy Wilkinson
Leo Yielding
Sales Coffey
U. S
Bill Lampe
Dentists Lose Fight On New State Law
District Judge John F. Onion ruled the new law regulating dental practices and advertising constitutional. He denied dentists an injunction and dissolved a temporary restraining order against the State Board of Dental Examiners the sheriff and the district attorney of Bexar County.
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San Antonio
John F. Onion
Onion
State Board of Dental Examiners
Bexar County
Position of Empty Shells Stresses Premeditated Killings
Los Angeles case features E C Williams a ballistics expert testifying that empty shells formed a circle four to five feet from the pistol used in the killings of Evelyn Wright and John Kimmel The prosecution contends Paul A Wright airport executive planned and carried out the slayings from a hallway near the living room piano.
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Los Angeles
Tolice
Paul A. Wright
Evelyn
John Kimmel
E. C. Williams
Wright
Amarillo Weather Forecast and Odd Thermal Data
Amarillo and vicinity expect partly cloudy skies on Tuesday with fair conditions to the west of the 100th meridian. Panhandle areas face a hard freeze and livestock warnings in the north while New Mexico shows fair weather and little temperature change. The hour by hour temperatures for Amarillo yesterday show highs around the upper 30s and lows in the 20s, with scattered numbers recording max values near 38 and min values near 25.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
FR Bisco
Hays
Icy flood swamps Midwest towns with 600 families evacuated
Northwest Illinois, southern Wisconsin, and eastern Iowa suffer rising rivers after two inches of rain and a freeze. One child, Eddie Proctor, six, drowns trying to cross a swollen stream to school in Amboy Illinois as police rescue dozens from flood homes.
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Rockford, II
Illinois
Wisconsin
Eddie Proctor
Amboy
Til
Rockford
Beloit
Wis
Rock River
Turtle Creek
Janesville
Clinton
Iowa
Arkansas
Ouachita
Galene
Edwards
Ill
Kickapoo
Fox River
Aurora
Bank Holding Firms On Spot As Abolition Moves Forward
Senator Glass drafts legislation to abolish bank holding companies while Secretary Morgenthau fronts a conference to regulate or prohibit them. Morgenthau agrees in principle but will seek broader Federal consensus among banking officials ahead of a potential bill. President Roosevelt had criticized holding companies, accusing some community banks of control by large financial centers.
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Washington
Glass
Virginia
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
News Quiz Questions From The Paper
A two page feature asks about a Kaiser descendant engagement, Canada’s Supreme Court stance on the stork derby, Teruel’s war objective reason, a newly connected country via U S airway, and FDR's budget balance outlook for the coming fiscal year.
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Exkaiser
Canada
Supreme Court
Teruel
Madrid
U.S
Roosevelt
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Peter Anders
Amico Richie
Pershing Schaaf
Wisconsin Woods
Spooner
Seadland
Charles Ross
Ross
J. Atwood Gray
G-Men
J. Edgar Hoover
Minnesota
Gray
Henry Bishop
Legion
Boulder Smashes
Britain
Bay
I.Q
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