Parrots Cite Slaying Evidence In Kendall Trial
In Conroe Texas a witness described how a screaming parrot led to the discovery of two bodies from a Dec 10 fatal attack in a show tent. Darrell Kendall faces murder charges in the deaths of L. H. Brownlee and Martha Smith, fellow minstrel troupe members.
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Conroe
Darrell Kendall
New Caney
Texas
Kendall
L. H. Brownlee
Martha Smith
T. L. Roberts
Brownlee
W. B. Browder
Reynolds’ Store
Roberts
Browder
Woodland
Miss
Twelve Texans Named to Credit Committee for District
Governor McKinney of the Dallas Federal Reserve named 12 Texas bankers and business leaders to a Committee to expand credit facilities in the district. Frank Kell of Wichita Falls chairs six bankers and six businessmen. The panel aims to improve use of funds under the open market program and will meet Friday in Dallas.
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Dallas
B. A. McKinney
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
Texas
Frank Kell
Wichita Falls
Federal Reserve Board
Theederal Reserve System
New York
Kell
Banking and Industrial Committee
Nathan Adams
First National Bank of Dallas
F. F. Florence
Republic National Bank and Trust Company
R. L. Thorn‘ton
Merantile Bank & Trust Company
J. JG. Wilkinson
Continental National Bank Fort Worth
F. M. Law
First National Bank of Houston
Walter P. Napier
Alam
Mrs. H. T. Baker Joins Howard Payne College Faculty
Mrs. H. T. Baker, long time teacher at Mar-Wills School, leaves to join Howard Payne College as a faculty member. She receives a one leave of absence approved by the Ame School Board. Martha Class of First Baptist Church will host a musical program Thursday at 3. Groups Five and Six manage arrangements.
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H. T. Baker
Howard Payne College
Mar- Wills School
Wood
Howard Payne Cole
Ame
Martha
First Baptist Church
Women Seek Divorces to Keep Jobs on Texas-Pacific
Fort Worth May 31 Eight women filed for divorce to shed husbands earning 50 dollars a month or more, hoping to stay on the Texas & Pacific payroll. Officials will replace married women under the May 16 order effective June 1, to give work to men. about 100 in Dallas offices face replacement. Some women have hired lawyers and fear unemployment and irate spouses.
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Fort Worth
Texas & Pacific
Dallas
Considera
Publisher's Wife Kate Cutter Curtis Dies in Philadelphia
Mrs. Kate Stanwood Cutter Pillsbury Curtis, wife of Cyrus H. K. Curtis of the Philadelphia publisher family, died in sleep at a hospital adjoining where Curtis lay ill. Married since 1910, she leaves two daughters, a sister, a brother and nine grandchildren. Curtis, recovering from a heart attack in New York, was near her.
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Philadelphia
Kate Stanwood Cutter Pillsbury Curtis
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Curtis
New York
Louise Knapp
Boston
Dallas daylight holdups total nearly fifty thousand
A third daytime robbery in six weeks hit Dallas business districts as gunmen netted about 58 hundred from J F Davis payroll cash. The suspect forced Davis to drive, then fled with the money in South Dallas after leaving the vehicle nearby. Fingerprint work begins as investigators pursue the unidentified robber amid two prior bank and messenger robberies in April.
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Dallas
J. F. Davis
Sam Oysterbach
Davis
Main
Akard
John McComas
Mercantile Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
William Gilbert
W. A. Green Company
Church to Sponsor Chicken Barbecue at Tri-State Fair Grounds
Polk Street Methodist Church announces a Friday night picnic and chicken barbecue at the Tri-State Fair Grounds open to the public. Dr. Ira F. Key says the event includes various entertainments and reservations can be made through the church office or Mrs. A. M. Hughes.
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Tri-State Fair Grounds
Polk Street Methodist Church
Ira F. Key
A. M. Hughes
Paramount Screen Scenes Of Texas Barbecue In D C
The John Snider barbecue in Washington D C hosted by Amarillo and the Panhandle alongside the National Press Club will be shown in today's Paramount Theater newsreel. Milton Overman says scenes from the festivities will be included. Snider plans to attend and see himself on screen after returning yesterday from Washington.
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John Snider
Washington, D. C
Amarillo
Panhandle
National Press Club
Texas
Paramount Theater
Milton Overman
Paramount
Snider
Washington
Bond Holdout Frustrates Cotton Belt Refunding Plan
The Cotton Belt deal stalls as bondholders resist deposits totaling 700 of the bonds and 1650 more are placed before a 90 percent threshold. Walter E. Meyer, a minority director, accuses Southern Pacific of bad faith while warning a receivership action could be pursued if the plan falters. A high Southern Pacific official remains unquoted.
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New York
St. Louis Southwestern Railway Co
Cotton Belt
Road
Chase National Bank
Forthcome
Nority
Southern Pacific
St. Louis-Southwestern
Myer
No Reply to Meyer Statement Cited as Inaccurate
The report notes that no reply was issued to the Meyer statement because officials argued it misrepresented the facts and was inaccurate. The remark frames the dispute as a factual error rather than a response to criticism.
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Meyer
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Odessa
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Wem
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Mercantile Commerce & Trust Co
St. Louis
Walter E. Meyer
Wright Printing CO
Taylor St
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Fillmore
Polk
Palais Royal
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