Texas House Passes New Bill Defer Tax Payments
John W. Brady, former appellate judge and slaying defendant, arrives at Huntsville to begin a three year sentence for the Lehlia Highsmith stabbing but cannot enter the penitentiary without Dallas County commitment papers. Officials say papers are being held awaiting official notice. Brady arrived eager to serve and was turned away at the gates.
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Dallas County
Travis County
Ward
Hal Hood
Brady
Texas House Passes Tax Deferment Bill With Amendments
Texas House approves a bill to defer 1930 taxes to October 15 with a 10 percent interest due February 1 and no penalty. Weinert offers an amendment to ONeal plan. A free conference committee will resolve differences, aiming to pass a final bill next Saturday.
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Associated Press
Austin
House of Presentatives of the
Texas legise@ure
House
Weinert
Seguinoss
O'Neal Mall
Senate
O'Neal
Former New Jersey governor Edward I Edwards dies by suicide
Edward I Edwards aged 68, once a bank runner and later holding high posts in government and finance, shot himself in his Jersey City apartment bedroom last night. His body was discovered this morning by associate Charles Baumgarten who feared for him.
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Edward J. Edwards
United States
New Jersey
Jersey City
N. J
Edwards
Associated Press
Edward I. Edwards
Charles Baumgarten
Globe News Want Ads Spotlight Rent Listings
Globe News highlights daily rent house columns in the want ads section. Hundreds of real homes appear each day, offering readers a wide selection to choose from as they seek the best possible house to rent.
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Globe News
Flying High Admiral Byrd Tickets on Sale
Pickets for George White's Flying High and Byrd appearance here next Thursday and Friday go on sale this morning at City Drug No. 1. Writs for the student’s married Byrd showing Friday afternoon will be on sale. Students 50 cents and adults 1.50.
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George White
Byrd
Wen
the City Drug
Santa Fe Announces Heaton Coltexo Line Set For Feb 15
The Santa Fe announces the Heaton Coltexo line will begin February 15 after a two week delay from an earlier February 1 target. Regular Pampa to Clinton trains will run down from Heaton to Coltexo and back with no special trains on the eight mile spur. The Pampa departure is 7 am daily and Heaton arrival is about 7:25 am, with likely earlier departures to recover time.
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Heaton
Coltexo
The
Santa Fe
Pampa
Clinton
Orm
Earlie
Jury Completes Stanley Triar Case in Hawthorne Slaying
Fort Worth hearing closes as jury is completed in the Herbert A. Stanley murder trial. State prosecutor Jesse E. Mare plans to press for death penalty and seek to prove Stanley killed Hawthorne in the home of A. E. Stanley before the body was found burned near Lake Worth. Co-defendants include Hugh D. Butler and James L. Cassella.
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Fort Worth
Herbert A. Stanley
Roy Hawthorne
Lake Worth
Jesse E. Maré
Stanley
Martin
Hawthorne
Would Limit Divorces in Texas Bill Proposed
A Texas bill offered by Representative B. W. Hardy of Breckenridge would restrict divorces to two per person and delay final decree for one year. The measure also requires corroborative evidence and holds pending marriages guilty if a final decree is not issued.
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Austin
Texas
B. W. Hardy
Breckenridge
Funeral services for Richardson infant near Vega
Funeral services for the month-old daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Richardson were held Monday afternoon at Griggs chapel Amarillo. Burial followed at the Vega cemetery.
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H.ardson
J. T. Richardson
Richa Eee Son Ranch
Vega
Griggs Chapel
Amarillo
Serres Ri
Clovis Mayor and Tax Assessor Dies of Pneumonia
D L Lancaster age 44 served eight years in Curry County public office. He was two terms as county school superintendent from 1922 to 1928 and elected mayor of Clovis in 1928. His term as tax assessor began January 1 and would expire February 2. Funeral services were at the Methodist Church with burial in Clovis Cemetery.
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Clovis
N. M
D. L. Lancaster
Curry County
Methodist Church
Lancaster
Bandits rob twoSweetwater weekend crimes total 540
Bandits struck at Sweetwater over the weekend taking 540 dollars in two robberies. C R Scott was held up and robbed of 480 dollars by three men, and Fred Gardner was robbed of 60 dollars.
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United Press
Sweetwater
C. R. Scott
Fred Gardner
Gandhi Freed and Seemingly Returning Soon to Prison
Gandhi is freed from Poona jail in a midnight exit and tells warders he will be back within two months. He says he cannot bear liberty while others are jailed and warns the British to release more political prisoners or face pressure in upcoming peace talks.
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James A. Mills
Associated Press
Poona
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Yevada
Gandhi
All-India National Congress
Ramsay MacDonald
Fort Worth and Denver Plan Faster Amarillo Dallas Trains
The Fort Worth and Denver propose a consolidated night service if approval is granted. The southbound would depart Amarillo at 8 15 pm and reach Dallas 85 minutes sooner, while the northbound would depart Dallas Fort Worth and arrive in Amarillo at 7 45 pm.
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Fort Worth & Denver
Railroad Commission
Amarillo
Dallas
J. W Mode
Denver Road
Fort Worth
Mr Mode
Gruver Grows at Rapid Pace
Gruver, Texas, born March 1, 1929, in Hansford County's Panhandle wheat belt, boasts more substantial brick business houses than many towns its age. The infant city shows five grain elevators, a modern bank, a $100000 high school, a roller bearing plant, a newspaper and job printing shop, a sign shop, two real estate offices, a fine hotel, three lumber yards, a dairy, four wholesale oil stations, dry goods and groceries, three restaurants, a talkie theater, and two men’s furnishing stores as it rapidly develops on the plains.
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Gruver
Hansford County
Panhandle
Senate group opens parley on proposal to redeem paper at face value
Frank T. Hines testified to the Senate Finance Committee that immediate cash redemption of adjusted service certificates would cost about 3.41 billion dollars if paid at face value, with former and current loans rising to levels unseen, while noting potential savings in administrative costs and urging consideration of bills from Garner and Vandenberg as options.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Affairs
Hines
National Executive Committee
The
American Legion
Attorney and former Laredo mayor Charles Addi son McLane dies
Charles Addi son McLane 85 longtime Laredo attorney and former mayor died after a two year illness. Funeral services were set for tomorrow.
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Associatedress
Laredo
Charles Addison McLane
Andrew Laing Dies Designer of Mauretania Engines
Andrew Laing, the designer of the engines that earned a transatlantic speed title for the liner Mauretania, died in Newcastle today.
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Associated Press
Newcastle
Eng
Andrew Laing
Mauretania
New Congressional Division Plan Redraws Texas Districts
Representative Penrose B. Metcalf of San Angelo unveils a detailed plan to redistrict Texas, adding three districts for a 21 total. The map places the south Panhandle in the 19th, reconstitutes the 20th from El Paso area counties, and creates the 71st in South Texas from Wurzbach and Garner districts. The proposal also shifts Harris and Dallas into their own complete districts, with a full district-by-district alignment listed.
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Associated Press
Austin
Penrose B. Metcalf
San Angelo
Texas
Metcalf
Panhandle Plains
el Paso
South Texas
Harry M. Wurzbach
San Antonio
John N. Garner
Uvalde
Wurzbach
Bexar
Metcalfe
Harris
Dallas
Bowie
Cass
Red River
Franklin
Titus
Morris
Camp
Hopkine
Marion
Harrison
Upshur
Gregg
Jefferson, Orange, Hardin, Tyler
Jaeper, Newton, Sabine
San Augustine
Nacogdoches
Shelby
Ex-ruler Kaiser at Doorn in oilskin outfit
A new picture shows former Kaiser Wilhelm at Doorn, Holland, age 72, dressed in an oilskin outfit and posed for a woodpile session. The portrait highlights the aged ex-monarch amid his Dutch residence.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Doorn
Holland
Canada seeks details after coast guard fire on Josephine K
The United States and Canada traded notes over the seizure of the Nova Scotian schooner Josephine K after a coast guard gunfight off the New Jersey coast near New York harbor. Captain William Pruett died in a New York hospital the day after.
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Associated Prem
Washington
Canada
State Department
Josephine K
Coast Guard
Wessel
New Jersey
New York Harbor
William Pruett
Lunenburg
N. C
New York
Continuance sought in Vernon murder trial overruled
Attorneys for Emmett Thompson sought a continuance in the murder case arising from the November death of Homer Crabtree. Judge W N Stokes overruled the initial postponement request, delaying action until tomorrow morning as two Gray County witnesses were absent. About 130 of 160 veniremen were present for voir dire in Vernon.
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Vernon
Emmett Thompson
Gray County
Homer Crabtree
W. N. Stokes
Watchendorf
Nina Holland
Thompson
Dir Heffner
Pampa
Crabtree
Ranch Draw
LeFors
Panhandle
John Myers
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Weather outlook shows Tuesday partly cloudy and warmer for Amarillo and the region. West Texas will see a generally warmer day in the northern part, while New Mexico expect fair skies and slightly warmer east areas. Temperature readings list a high around 62 and a low near 29 with no precipitation in the past 36 hours ending 4 pm.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Tincneverens
Vanessa
Tana of Pellucidar serialized in Daily News
Edgar Rice Burroughs epic tale introduces Tanar a brave lad who travels a pirate ridden land for Stellara. The Daily News will serialize the adventure starting next Thursday with thrills strange beasts and monsters.
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Tanar
Pellucidar
Stellara
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Tarzan
Daily News
Nex
Burroughs
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