Sheriff rules no coroner inquest in Borger shooting
County attorney announced there would be no coroner inquest into the fatal shooting of Carol McDonald 17 and Earl Brakebill Jr 16 whose bodies were found near a canyon northeast of Borger. Perry White repair shop owner was detained. he claimed he fired three shots at two prowlers trying to break into an out house at his home.
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Burger
Carol (Burch) McDonald
Earl Brakebill, Jr
Borger
McDonald
Brakebill
Perry White
Dan Hardee
White
Xte
J. D. Ely
Phillips Camp
Ely
Patton
W. R. McDowell
Bill” Adams
R. C. Shores
Dreamland Camp
Seventh Avenue
Fillmore Street
Thompson
Polk Street
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
North Fillmore Street
Roosevelt
White House
Air Corps
Robinson
Arkansas
Army
Navy
Swanson
187 Men Brought Safe to Port as Flames Destroy Fulton
Hong Kong reports 187 crew from the U S gunboat Fulton rescued after a blaze broke out in the engine room during a heavy storm 50 miles northeast of Hong Kong. Three sailors were injured while rescuers from HMS Wishart and the Tsinan saved survivors amid raging seas.
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U.S
Fulton
China
Hong Kong
United States
H. M. S. Wishart
Tsinan
Todd
Wishart
Foochow
Cape Hatteras
Harry McHenry
Far East
Foochew
Fukien Province
Whitshed
U. S. S. Isabel
Frank B. Upham
Manila
Dallas Attorney Appeals Forty Year Murder Sentence
Noah Roark of Dallas filed an appeal in the Court of Criminal Appeals challenging a forty year sentence for the murder of Justin Stein, manager of an office building. The homicide occurred in Dallas on February 10, 1933.
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Austin
Noah Roark
Dallas
Court of Criminal Appeals
Justin Stein
Senate rejects St. Lawrence Seaway pact 42 to 46
The Senate defeated the Roosevelt backed St. Lawrence seaway treaty with Canada by 42 votes to 46. Roosevelt pledged to resubmit when possible, exploring guarantees of U S sovereignty over Lake Michigan or a Canada power pact. Senator Copeland signaled openness to a power treaty if offered. Continued on page 15. Column 2.
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Washington
Senate
St. Lawrence Seaway
Roosevelt
New York
Canada
United States
Lake Michigan
Copeland
Kidnap threat case leads to arrests in New Orleans
The justice department announced the arrest of Manuel C. Lopez and the confession to sending extortion letters threatening to kidnap Louis Hagers 3 year old son. Also detained were Andrew Haime and sought George Cubano. Handwriting matched Lopez. Separately the government prepared large scale actions against false income tax returns with 200 to 300 cases pending and Roosevelt briefing reporters.
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Washington
Manuel C. Lopez
Louis Hager
St. Louis
Justice Department
Lopez
New Orleans
Andrew Haime
Haime
George Cubano
Cubano
Hager
The
C. Hager and Sons Hi
Roosevelt
Port of La Libertad Blasts Causes Mass Casualties
A massive dynamite explosion at the La Libertad docks in San Salvador wiped out four city blocks including the city hall and a church. About 150 people were killed with many injured as flames engulfed large parts of the city. authorities suspect a spark from a locomotive caused the blast and customs officials were among the dead.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
la Libertad
Cernoch's Slaying Case Goes to Jury
Louis Cernoch stands trial for the murder of Henry J. Lindsey Granger city marshal with the main issue of sanity. The jury retired for the night after an hour of deliberation with no progress report.
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Georgetown
Louis Cernoch
Henry J. Lindsey
Granger
Cernoch
No-bill in Slaying of Patton by Potter County Grand Jury
Police Captain W. D. McNeills and Officer S. D. Moore were no-billed after fatally shooting George Louis Patton on March 5 during an attempted arrest. The grand jury cleared the officers without comment following a night of robberies and a flight from town.
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George Louis Patton
Potter County
Grand Jury
W. D. McNeills
S. D. Moore
Grand
Patton
R. M. Brown
Brown
Tom Roberson
Roberson
San Jacinto
Man Confessed Arrested Filipino Lopez Nabbed
Department of Justice operatives announce the arrest of Manuel C. Lopez a Filipino in New Orleans on March 14. The confession and details follow the arrest as investigators pursue charges and documentation.
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New Orleans
Department of Justice
Manuel C. Lopez
Fragmented OCR Item with Numbers and Names
A damaged OCR snippet lists numbers and names with dates like 1933 and various figures such as 55S REST and 37 40 56 30. The readable content lacks clear events or context for a cohesive summary.
Tax Returns Due Tonight to Avoid Penalty
Taxpayers must file income tax returns by midnight tonight to avoid a 25 percent penalty. The Revenue Office in the Federal Building stays open until midnight with two deputies helping fill forms. Returns postmarked March 15 are usually accepted if received by the collector on that date. Citizens have been flocking to the revenue office for two weeks.
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Internal Revenue
Federal
Revenue Office
Justice Department to Present Tax Evasion Cases to Grand Juries
The Justice Department nears completion on about 20 investigations. The President orders all cases to grand juries to determine whether to pursue criminal or civil action and to decide motive. New cases will be sent to district attorneys for grand jury presentation nationwide.
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Justice Department
For Rent Ad Says Globe-News Reaches Tenants
Globe-News Want Ads promise wide exposure with over 30,000 daily readers. Call 6262 and ask for three time and weekly rates to place a vacancy in the For Rent columns.
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Globe-News
Public’s Gaiety Means Education For Shirley Ann
Amarillo residents attend The Nat party to raise funds for Shirley Ann Grounds daughter of Officer Chester Grounds killed in the line of duty. Police Chief McDowell leads the grand march at 7 pm with Roy Diven and his Divenities to entertain. Tickets 15 cents per couple. dancing starts at 9 pm.
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Roy Diven
Divenities
News-Globe
Congress Adopts Compromise on Veterans and Federal Pay
The House, after a day of party crossfire, adopts Taber and Vinson amendments to the independent offices bill. The Taber plan raises veterans benefits with a $90 million package, while the Vinson plan restores 6 percent then 5 percent of federal salaries, facing a Roosevelt veto threat. The Senate had earlier boosted benefits by about $116 million and backed 5 percent immediate pay restoration, with higher future increases.
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Washington
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Rep
Taber
New York
Vinson
Georgia
Speaker Rainey
Fort Worth Dry Cleaners Lose Blue Eagles Status
The NRA compliance board ordered removal of Blue Eagles from 13 Fort Worth Texas dry cleaners on March 14 4 with Maple Dry Cleaners agreeing to comply and possibly have one reinstated. Other affected shops include Park Place Cleaners J W Nichols McGuire Cleaners Howe Cleaners LaSalle Cleaners Lilly Dry Cleaners Ansel Greer Thame Prothers Louis Houston Bell Cleaning Saunders Cleaners and Hodge Cleaners.
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Washington
NRA
Fort Worth
Tex
Maple Dry Cleaners
Park Place Cleaners
J. W. Nichols
McGuire Dry Cleaners
Howe Cleaners
LaSalle Cleaners
Lilly Dry Cleaners
Ansel Greer
Thame Prothers
Broker Held in Death Case in New York
New York March 14 Arthur W Morse Wall Street broker was held on a homicide charge in connection with the death of Mrs Emma Field Leavett 26 of Brookline Massachusetts Found unconscious in Morse s Greenwich Village apartment after a night out in village clubs She died at Bellevue Hospital after Morse posted 5000 bail on a felonious assault charge Autopsy cited cerebral compression from a head hemorrhage with multiple contusions a fractured rib Morse appeared at a police station with his attorney after detectives were unable to locate him overnight.
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New York
Arthur W. Morse
Wall Street
Emma Field Leavett
Brookline
Mass
Leavett
Morse
Greenwich Village
Bellevue Hospital
Thomas Gonzales
Joseph Cohn
Relief Jobs To Use 2,500 Men By Tuesday
Gaines Whitsitt says 2,500 relief workers will be back on the job under the direct relief administration by Tuesday after sending project lists to Austin for approval. Peak CWA relief averaged 3,163 in Potter County, dropping to 1,053 during retrenchment. future wage scale to be set by a committee of laborers, relief officials, and contractors. Special relief continues with projects including highways, sanitation surveys, farm debt work, parks, schools, and health programs.
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CWA
Gaines Whitsitt
Potter County
Austin
Direct Relief Administration
Whitsitt
Julius Dorenfield, Jr
Potter County Relief Committee
East Tenth
Canyon
American Legion
Thompson Park
City Park
Federal unit for aviation plan sparks air policy debate
March 14 report says President Roosevelt orders a study of aviation to shape a new air policy. The move promises to revive the longtime controversy sparked by Brig. Gen. William Mitchell who urged centralized federal control of the military air forces.
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Washington
Roosevelt
William Mitchell
Mitchell
Army Air Corps
Senate OKs Army Airmail Bill With Safety Amendment
The Senate passed the administration bill authorizing the army to carry airmail, already approved by the House. The vote was 22 to 0 with an amendment by Senator Vandenberg prohibiting use of the army for airmail without proper equipment and training.
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Washington
Senate
House
Vandenberg
Republican-Michigan
Lindbergh Declines Air Mail Probe Invitation
Col Charles A Landbergh splits with the Roosevelt administration over the army air corps mail carrying plan. Lindbergh protests that using military pilots and equipment for air mail was unwarranted and harmed American aviation, declining service on a committee with Orville Wright and Clarence Chamberlin.
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New York
Charles A. Landbergh
Roosevelt Administration
Army
Army Air Corps
Lindbergh
Dern
War Department
United States
Orville Wright
Clarence Chamberlin
Farley
Roosevelt
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