First Major Move To Launch Soviet Trade Financing
New York March 23 The Federal Export-Import Bank led a conference of Wall Street bankers and industrialists to outline financing sales to the Soviet Union J C Rovensky of Chase National Bank will head a nationwide banking committee The group will report to Charles E Stuart of the Export-Import Bank and plan how banks can participate in Soviet trade financing programs
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Associated Press
New York
Federal Export-Import Bank
Wall Street
Federal Bank
Soviet Union
J. C. Rovensky
Chase National Bank
America
Auto War Peage Pact Predicted In White House Talks
Industrial administrator Hugh S S Johnson voiced confidence that a settlement in the automobile dispute would come tomorrow after two hours of talks with President Roosevelt. Labor leaders and manufacturers reported progress as the White House negotiations moved toward final stages under the administration’s effort to end the wage dispute and address union recognition.
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Washington
Hugh S.S. Johnson
Roosevelt
Johnson
White House
Joseph Bailey
William Collins
Walter Chrysler
Automobile Manufacturers
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Michigan
Joseph E Eastman
Eastman
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo Attorney Indicted in Drunken Driving Murder Case
Grand jury indicts Joe V. Moore on drunken driving and murder without malice in connection with the death of Shirley Pauline Palmateer and injuries to two siblings. Mrs. Burt Daniels faces drunken driving charges. Moore held in county jail with no bond set. Funeral for Shirley Pauline at Boxwell Brothers chapel with burial at Llano Cemetery.
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Joe V. Moore
Amarillo
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Moore
Burt Daniels
Jim Ferguson Ready to Take Demo Office
Governor Jim Ferguson signals willingness to assume executive committee leadership as Houston awaits formal confirmation.
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Jim Ferguso
Brain Trust tactics probe Roosevelt role in revolution
In Houston and Washington reports, former Texas governor James E. Ferguson seeks the Democratic national committeeman post as his party weighs candidates. A letter abroad claims Roosevelt advisers aim to block recovery and push toward Communism under a staged leadership change.
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Houston
James E. Ferguson
Texas
National Party
Witness Mrs Cates Links Crutchfield To Taxi Help After Sheriff Testimony
Mrs. Frank Cates testified Crutchfield fled after Police Captain Barnum was shot and that she aided him by arranging a taxi ride. She said Crutchfield admitted the shooting and that she had known him about two years. The defense then presented insanity evidence from Potter County.
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Frank Cates
Fannin Street
Frank Crutchfield
White Deer
Preston Barnum
Potter County
Crutchfield
Bivins Addition
New Mexico
Frank
Western Hote
Law
Texas Relief Commission to Meet in Austin
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson called a Texas Relief Commission session to discuss a federal matching agreement for relief funds. Adam Johnson said the meeting would align details, with $4,000,000 in state bonds due for April 15 and a requested $1,000,000 federal advance to sustain relief activities.
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Austin
Texas Relief Commissions
Miriam A. Ferguson
Adam Johnson
Commission
Johnson
Light Rain Falls Midnight Across Panhandle Region
Light rain formed from mist and spread to Waynoka Oklahoma. Temperatures across the Panhandle dropped to near freezing with readings from 29 to 32 degrees. A strong north wind accompanied the light precipitation during the late night hours.
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Panhandle
Waynoka
Okla
Shoffitt Indicted in Shooting Case
Gale Shoffitt is indicted for attempted murder after a Dec. 31 gun battle with peace officers in Clarendon. Deputy Wright lost his right eye. Sheriff Pierce and other deputy were not hurt. Trial expected to be set next week.
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Clarendon
G. W. Shoffitt
Guy Pierce
Guy Wright
Shoffitt
Wright
Amarillo Area Weekend Forecast Highlights Snow Likely
Forecast for Amarillo and surrounding areas calls for light snow Saturday with cloudy skies in West Texas and the Panhandle. North livestock warnings and colder southeast portions advised. New Mexico unsettled with probable snow in the northwest and colder eastern areas. Temperature data appears partial.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Car Crash Victim Buried at Hedley
Funeral services for Claude Hill a 55 year old county resident killed in a car accident near Shamrock were held at Hedley. Clarence Hill his son was severely injured but attended. Survivors include wife two sons a daughter two sisters and three brothers.
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Clarendon
Claude Hill
Shamrock
Hedley
Here
Clarence Hill
Claude
Clarence
Omel
Edith
Philippines Independence Bill Ready for Roosevelt Signature
The Philippine independence bill was signed by the presiding officers of both chambers and forwarded to President Roosevelt for his signature late today in Washington. The measure would grant independence to the Philippines.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Stalin
Kerensky
James Henry Rand, Jr
Committee For the Nation
House Commerce Committee
Willam A. Wirt
Gary
Ind
Senate
F D R Keeps Hands Off Local and State Politics
The White House announced President Roosevelt will not involve himself in local party contests or state political matters. A memorandum affirmed the hands off policy amid reports of a possible clash with Tammany Hall in New York. Senator Connally echoed the President’s stance and said Texans should judge Bailey on his own merits.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Farley
John F. Curry
Tammany Hall
New York
Bailey
Texas
Connally
Senate
Readheimer pardon shocks Fort Worth as governor frees father
Texas Governor Miriam A. Ferguson grants a full pardon to 60 year old J R Readhimer who was sentenced to two years in prison for the murder of Stokes Campbell. Ferguson argues punishment serves little as the offender is old and the crime harms his daughter’s reputation and family. She cites deterence to young debauchers while urging a broader view of justice.
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Virginia Pine
George Raft
Chicago
FE. J. Lehmann, Jr
Raft
State Democratic Executive Committee
Jed C. Adams
Dallas
Jim Ferguson
State Senate
Austin
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ferguson
J. R. Readhimer
Stokes Campbell
Campbell
Floydada
Readhimer
Amarillo
Bybee
Fastham
Clyde Barrow
Raymond Hamilton
Ward
Two Plead Guilty on Robbery Charge
Willie Duncan of McKinley Texas and Leonard Stokes of Stonewall Oklahoma pleaded guilty to robbery with firearms at arraignment before Peace Justice S W Hill in Ada Oklahoma. They are held awaiting district court sentencing for the March 12 robbery of Joe Salee of Stonewall for $55 and are wanted in Comanche and Catron counties for questioning in eight robberies including two car thefts.
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Ada
Okla
Willie Duncan
McKinley
Tex
Leonard Stokes
Stonewall
S. W. Hill
Joe Salee
Comanche
Catton
Northwest Texas educators confront failing facilities at first regional conference
More than 1500 community leaders attend the Northwest Texas Educational Conference in Canyon to review Texas school facilities, discuss curriculum changes proposed by state education authorities, and hear speeches by leaders from Texas and Oklahoma. Speakers cite funding, governance, and efficiency needs as education faces rapid modernization.
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Canyon
Northwest Texas
Texas
State Department of Education
State Teachers’ Association
Courty
Parent-Teacher Association
Civic and Women Club
Fred Ayer
University of Texas
W. B. Tizzell
University of Oklahoma
Doak Campbell
Peabody College
Nashville
Tern
Bizzell
Ely Opposes Highway Holiday for West Texas Roads
W R Ely of the State Highway Commission told the West Texas Judges and Commissioners Association in Sweetwater that a highway construction holiday should not be declared. He urged West Texas be connected and supported funding from the gasoline tax to avoid siphoning funds from the general fund or schools.
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Sweetwater
W. RR. Ely
State Highway, Commission
West Texas
Robinson Predicts Cotton Bill Favor in Senate
Senator Robinson the Democratic leader told newspapermen the Senate would approve the Bankhead cotton control bill despite opposition. The Senate recessed without action on the House passed measure, but leaders hope to take up the bill tomorrow.
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Washington
Robinson
Senate
House
Jean Harper Keeps Want Ads Busy at Sunday News-Globe
Jean Harper helps advertisers craft effective Want Ads with no extra charge. Call 62-62 before 6 30 this evening to place a rental, sale, or swap listing as Sunday deadlines approach at the Want Ad Headquarters.
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Want Ad
News-Globe
Jean Harper
Miss Harper
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