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12 Mar 1934
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Amarillo Daily News in Amarillo, Texas
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1934
Page
1
Cash payment for veterans faces fast House vote
Advocates predicted passage of the Patman bill to issue 2.2 billion in United States notes for immediate veteran bonuses. Rep Patman leads the push despite President Roosevelt's veto threat after a closed meeting with over a hundred bipartisan supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Patman
United States
Texas
Hancock
North Carolina
Roosevelt orders halt to army air mail flights
Acting on Roosevelt instructions Major General Foulois suspends all army air mail flights to prepare a safer, shortened schedule. The move follows Lindbergh’s capital talks and aims to reduce deaths in the air corps while plans for training with commercial pilots are explored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Benjamin D. Foulois
Air Corps
Foulois
Oscar Westover
Post Office Department
Army Air Corps
Army
Charles A. Lindbergh
Newark
Dern
War Department
Senate Post Office Committee
Post Office
Memphis Man Dies in Crash North of City
John A. Wood jr 24 of Memphis died in a late night crash on Highway No 5 three miles north of Memphis. His companion Lois Del Richardson was injured hospitalized for cuts and bruises. Paul Taylor driver of the other car and his three companions were not seriously hurt. Funeral services were pending today noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
John A. Wood, Jr
Wood
Lois del Richardson
Paul Taylor
John A. Wood
No War, Says Jap Visitor Here On Tour of America
Japanese newspaper correspondent Fukui said only Japan's military leaders favor aggression while industrialists seek good will. He tours American cotton centers Dallas Houston Galveston New Orleans en route to New York for three years. He favors trade over war and sees no likely war with Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Japan
F. Fukui
Tokyo Asahi
Osaka Asahi
Tokyo
Amarillo
Fukui
New York City
New York Times
The
Oriental
Ruary
San Francisco
Dallas
Houston
Galveston
New Orleans
Pistol Brawl Kills Gambler in Cincinnati Cafe
A Downtown Cincinnati cafe shooting kills Philip Citron aged 38 and wounds James Meyers 57. Participants include Jack Reynolds the wrestling champion and his wife. Conflicting accounts leave police sorting through the motive and sequence of events as bartender Donald Ashe and detective William Webbe relay tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Philip Citron
Dceath
James Meyers
Jack Reynolds
William Webbe
Meyers
Citron
Donald W. Ashe
David Polinsky
the Reynolds
Thrift Marks New Deal Set By Merchants
Amarillcans are urged to attend a Deal Deal event by local merchants marking the first anniversary of the Roosevelt administration. Stores offer money saving specials to attract thrifty shoppers in city wide observance continuing through Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Globe
Talking Book Invented To Aid Blind
The first talking book will be released by the Library of Congress in April to help blind readers avoid touch reading. Robert B. Irwin says it is the most sweeping invention for the blind since Braille. The project seeks 150000 dollars to place 5000 machines nationwide, with books on records via Library cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Library of Congress
Robert B. Irwin
American Foundation For the Blind
Irwin
Foundation
Carnegie Foundation
Burns Prove Fatal to 86 Year Old Houston Resident
An elderly Houston man known as Uncle Bill Black, 86, died after the bed where he slept caught fire, apparently from a smoking pipe. He staggered from the frame cottage as flames enveloped him, while two young grandchildren played nearby. Black was feeble and nearly blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Bill Black
Black
Bill Vance
Joan Vance
Military Honors for Colonel Johnston at Fort Sam Houston
A formal service with full military honors will be held at Fort Sam Houston tomorrow for Col. Gordon Johnston chief of staff of the Second Division. He died Thursday from injuries suffered in a polo game Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Gordon Johnston
Girl changes greed to marry Buddhist in Annam
Nguyent Hu Hac an 18 year old commoner fiancee of the Emperor of Annam appealed to Pope Pius for a dispensation to wed Bao Dai a 21 year old Buddhist. The future empress daughter of a Cochin China merchant was raised in a Paris convent and will wed March 24 with the condition the heir be Buddhist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Nguyen Hu Hac
Annam
Pius
Bao Dai
Cochin-China
Mellon denounces tax probe as crude politics
Former secretary of the treasury Andrew W. Mellon condemns Attorney General Cummings for ordering a grand jury probe of Mellon's income tax affairs. He says he is in the dark about grounds for the action and wants the case moved from the attorney general to the court for justice and prompt disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Cummings
Mellon
Attorney General's Office
Two Drownings At California Beaches Reported
Two men drown at Lobitor Beach and Malibu Lake as thousands flock to sunny California shores. Joseph Loschiavo, 45, of San Francisco, was swept away while mussel hunting. William Willis, 22, of unknown city, drowned near the famed movie beach colony. Coast guardsmen rescued three others. San Francisco hit a record 81 degrees and Los Angeles reached 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Joseph Loschiavo
Lobitor Beach
William Willis
Malibu Lake
Los Angeles
NRA Faces Hour Shortening Debate With Congress
President Roosevelt and Hugh S. Johnson weigh voluntary versus legislative hours cuts. A 10 percent reduction with no pay loss could win broad support in Congress, while NRA officials clash over price fixing and open associations. A code committee survey of consumer goods industries begins Tuesday to gauge code authority sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Connery
Presi
Dent Roosevelt
Johnson
Arthur D. Whiteside
W. A. Harriman
Leon Henderson
Henderson
Consumer Goods Industries
Whitey Walker Gets 99 Years In Texas Robbery Case
A Brazos County jury sentenced A W Walker Irvin Thomson and Ray Johnson to 99 years each for December 14 Caldwell jewelry store robbery in Bryan Texas. All had life terms in Oklahoma and escaped from McAlester prison last summer. They were captured in Florida and brought back to Palestine Texas for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Walker
Thompson
Oklahoma
McAlester
Florida
Palestine
Texas
Tallahassee
Fla
Marlin
First State Bank of Marlin
First Lady Dines With Isle Officials in Puerto Rico
First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt dines with Governor Blanton Winship and Puerto Rican officials at the palace in San Juan. The table features rice and chicken amid old Spanish glass, native flowers, and formal celebra tions as the tour proceeds to the needlework district and San German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Juan
Puerto Rico
West Indies
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
Blanton Dd
Winship
Palace
Theabinet
Supreme Court
House
Senate
White House
San German
Banks Are Warned To Watch for Dillinger
Detective squads with machine guns raided eight northwest side apartment houses seeking John Dillinger but found no trace. Officials believed he doubled back toward old Touhy gang territory after moving through flats to evade capture. Concurrently Chicago authorities urged Lima officials to rush Harry Pierpont to the state penitentiary to prevent a potential gang raid on the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Dillinger
Dillinger
Indiana
Wisconsin
Lima
Pierpont
Jess Sarber
Jap Army Officer Killed in Manchuria Revolt
Dispatch reports Colonel Asakichi Iisuka, commander of a Japanese infantry regiment, killed with ten officers missing in a sudden peasant revolt centered in Manchuria near the Sungari. Manchukuo troops not involved. details unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbin
Manchuria
Rengo
Asakichi Iisuka
Lan
Sungari
Bond Defendants Ready for Trial in Bond Case
In San Antonio on March 11, prosecutors and defense teams concluded their preparations for a trial set to begin tomorrow before Federal District Judge Robert J. McMillan. Four of seven defendants were ready: Z. D. Bonner, Joan H. Cunningham, June B. Morrow, and James De Grasse. The 19 count indictment accuses a conspiracy to dispose of 46,700 in Chicago and New York bonds stolen in a bank messenger holdup, with Bonner also charged with embezzlement of 509,800 of bank funds via purchases and resale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Chicago
New York
Federal District
Robert J. McMillan
Z. D. Bonner
The
Commercial National Bank
Joan H. Cunningham
June B. Morrow
James de Grasse
Bonner
Ig Aa
Theank
Well Known Men Doll-up On Easter Nudists-Nix
A Chicago preview lists famous men in Easter attire. George Ruth wears gray flannel with the Yankees. Alfred E. Smith in a brown derby. Rainey in a large hat. J Hamilton Lewis in striking clothes. Mussolini and Hitler in uniform styles. Stalin in military cap and tunic. Capone in prison denim. Dillinger with a sardonic grin. most will wear a hat and suit. nudists stay bare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Herman Ruth
Mussolini
Hitler
General O'Duffy
John Stege
Admiral Byrd
Harry Lauder
Joseph Stalin
Clarence Darrow
South State Street
Phociga Howard Nues
Alfonso Capone
Roger Touchy
Fohm Dillinger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mama Bear
Sultana
Milwaukee’s Zoo
Associated Press
Army Air Service
Lindy
Henry Horner
Illinois
Springfield
Illinois Relief Commission
Civil Works Administration
Relief Commission
Kansas
Dakotas
Missouri
Kansas-Missouri
Atchison
Kas
St. Joseph
Burns
Andy Mellon
Whitey Walker
Whisper
Isle
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