Hamlin Murder Trial Ruling Powers Notes On Statements
In a bitter legal clash on the Hamlin wife murder case the court orders the state to deliver transcribed notes of two prior statements and all questions and answers from Hamlin’s post funeral questioning. Defense attorney Miller seeks access to the notes to contest insanity claims as Major Simpson defends the state's use of the statements.
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George Hamlin
Hamlin
Horns
FE. T
Dusty” Miller
Miller
Trene Hare
E. A. Simpson
Adams
Hazlewood
Minter
E. C. Nelson
Simpson
Blanket Soil Erosion Program Mapped Out in Conference Here
GUNS 10 GUARD MILK HAULERS DALLAS, March 26. Wholesalers debated shotgun convoys to guard milk trucks through farmers picketing for higher prices. Sheriff Smoot Schmid cited limited deputies to cover roads, while some plants sought guard jobs but none were hired. City health dept noted a milk surplus and rising pasteurizing plant intake.
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Dallas
Smoot Schmid
M. B. Starnes
New Mexico Cattlemen and Sheepmen End Rift in Roswell
In Roswell on March 26, 1000 ranchers and delegates joined Gov. Clyde Tingley for a joint session of the State Cattle Raisers Association and the New Mexico Sheep Growers Association. Government aid and improved range conditions spurred a barbecue at noon at the fair grounds overseen by Claude Simpson and Carl McNally. After two days of meetings with livestock experts, the groups looked ahead to the fourth annual sale Wednesday.
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Roswell
N. M
New Mexico
Clyde Tingley
State Cattle Raisers Association
New Mexico Sheep Growers Association
Hinton to Leave Tonight for Washington With Group Report
A Panhandle soil erosion and farm improvement program covering 26 Texas counties was adopted to coordinate agencies for wind erosion control. Carl Hinton, Amarillo Chamber of Commerce secretary, was chosen to present the plan in Washington tonight, following a telegram from H. H. Bennett of the Federal Soil Erosion Bureau.
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Hinton
Washington
Texas Panhandle
H. H. Bennett
Federal Soil Erosion Bureau
Washington, D. C
Bennett
Panhandle
Texas
Carl Hinton
Amarillo
Citizens adapt to liquor bottle polish sales in Borger
Citizens in Borger learn to sniff the cork twice before drinking from a familiar bottle in their wife's cupboard. The Women’s Missionary Society of a local church began selling furniture polish in whisky bottles to take advantage of the common bottle shape.
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Borger
U.P
Women's Missionary Society
Doctors Face Dope Charges in Narcotics Drive
Federal agents charged nine doctors and druggists under the Harrison Act in Wichita Falls area. Named defendants include Dr. Robert K. Lowry and Dr. C. E. Johnson of Seymour, Dr. J. D. Ratliff, Dr. H. T. Coop of Newcastle, Dr. O. L. Woodall of Iowa Park, and Sey mour merchants L E Lovelace E V Edwards G W Andruss and W S Clough. Bonds set at $5 000 each. all but Dr Coop posted. A Seymour conspiracy is alleged with doctors and druggists cooperating, while other towns saw individual violations.
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Wichita Falls
Robert K. Lowry
C. E. Johnson
J. D. Ratliff
Seymour
H. T. Coop
Newcastle
O. L. Woodall
Iowa Park
L. E. Lovelace
E. V
Britons See Disappointment Over Peace Talks In Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports Anglo German security talks ended without major breakthroughs. Britain and Germany remained firm on key issues with little progress toward disarmament or League of Nations reentry.
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Europe
Britain
London
Reich
Hitler blames Russia for expanding arms in parody
In Beverly Hills on March 26, a humorous remark about Adolf Hitler claims he increased gun numbers citing Russia as the cause, while noting France did not factor in. The piece suggests nations shift blame readily, noting earlier blame often pointed at the public.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Hitler
Russia
France
Two Doctors Charged At Abilene
March 26 two physicians, Allen A Lightfoot and W H Butler, both arraigned before U S Commissioner Ida M James on Harrison narcotic law violations and posted bonds of 2500 dollars. Federal agents have been checking Abilene during the past week.
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Abilene
Allen A. Lightfoot
W. H. Butler
U. S
Ida M. James
Body of Flying Canadian Found
The body of Stanley E. Siscoe a wealthy Montreal mining executive was found frozen two miles from Lake Matchimanitou Que He had been missing for a week The body was seen in the snow near the site where his pilot Captain Thomas Wrathall was found yesterday Both had been grounded since last Tuesday after a heavy snow storm forced down their plane between Montreal and Senneterre Quebec Plans had been searching the wilderness since then
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Montreal
Stanley E. Siscoe
Lake Matchimanitou
Que
Siscoe
Thomas Wrathall
Senneterre
Smart Marketing Cooking School Opens In Municpal Auditorium
Miss Dorothy Covert, famed cooking instructor, opened the 14th annual four day cooking school by promoting smart marketing and home budgeting to a large audience in Municipal Auditorium. The free session runs daily from 2 to 4 30 p.m. Read advertisements and watch for bargains to buy nationally advertised health approved products.
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Dorothy Covert
Municipal Auditorium
News-Globe
Miss Covert
Norris Ewing
The
S. E. Fish
Potter County Federation of Women’s Club
Culbertsons Creep Up on the Simses in Bridge Tourney
The Culbertsons narrowed a 4 730 point deficit by end of the twelfth rubber in the 150 rubber match at the Crockford Club New York. Culbertson trailed P Hal Sims by 530 points at recess after scoring 1010 on rubber ten 2040 on eleven and 1150 on twelve for a 4200 total. Sims led by 4730 after nine rubbers. Culbertson coined the endearing Tootsie nickname for the Simses amid honeyed terms while Oswald Jacoby complained of an illegal Crockford Club membership vote and was ousted under Section 8 of the bylaws.
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New York
Ly Culbertson
P. Hal Sims
Culbertson
Sims
Mrs. Sims
Simses
Oswald Jacoby
Jacoby
Crockford Club
Angel
Culbert
Texas Likely to Receive 50 Million for Highways
Washington reports Texas may receive between 48 and 50 million dollars from the forthcoming public works highway fund for its primary highway system. The plan would allow complete planned improvements and immediate work for thousands of men once funds arrive, with preplanned projects ready to go by the Texas highway commission. Ely also proposed purchasing 42 000 acres of forest land near the Lincoln Forest east of El Paso for recreation.
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Bascom N. Timmons
Washington
Texas
W. R. Ely
Ely
State Highway Commission
Forest Purchase
National Forest Reservation Commission
Lincoln Forest
el Paso
J. ©. Hunter
Abilene
E. H. Simmons
el Paso Chamber of Commerce
Housing Drive Planned Meeting In Panhandle Area
Material and lumber men bankers and contractors from the Panhandle area will meet at the Herring Hotel at 1 30 this afternoon to discuss the Better Housing spring campaign. Sam Sayers Fort Worth director of the FHA for North Texas P S Luttrell associate director and Willing Ryan chief underwriter will attend. Similar meetings will be held in cities nationwide in coming weeks.
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Panhandle
Herring Hotel
Better Housing Project
Better Housing Administration
Sid West
Sam Sayers
Fort Worth
FHA
North Texas
P. S. Luttrell
Willing Ryan
United States
West
Giant Wadlow in Hospital for Foot Blister Treatment
Robert Wadlow of Aston Illinois, eight feet tall and weighing 400 pounds, was hospitalized in St. Louis March 26 with an infected blister on his foot. Eight men carried him in as a new size 36 shoes cramped his feet.
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St, Louis
U.R
Robert Wadlow
Aston
Ill
Robert
Gas dilution to be studied by U S Bureau of Standards experts
E R Weaver head of the gas section of the United States Bureau of Standards told City Manager John Edy that bureau experts will depart Washington to Dallas for an investigation of natural gas dilution. The team will establish headquarters in Fort Worth at Texas Christian University laboratories.
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Dallas
E. R Weaver
United States Bureau of Standards
John Edy
Washington
Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
United Confederate Veterans to Meet in Amarillo 1935
Adjutant General in Nashville wired Amarillo officials that the United Confederate Veterans will hold its 1935 reunion in Amarillo. The event is expected to draw thousands, possibly 15,000, with dates set soon likely around early September. New Orleans and Jackson were eliminated from hosting.
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Harry Rene Lee
United Confederate Veterans
Nashville
Carl Hinton
Amarillo
Jackson
Miss
Hinton
Chamber of Commerce
Associated Press
Mississippi
New Orleans
Ross D. Rogers
Ed Hardin
Chattanooga
Sons of the U. Co. V
The
Southern Memorial Association
Mary McCormic Tickets Go On Sale Downtown Today
Mary McCormic concert tickets go on sale at 9 this morning at City Drug No 1 517 Polk Street. Prices are 75 cents downstairs and 50 cents balcony with high demand and limited seating. Wilbur C Hawk urges prompt purchase and notes top prices at past events ranged from 1 50 to 3 50. Out-of-town reservations can be made by writing Miss Lois Black The News Globe Amarillo.
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Mary McCormic
City Drug No. 1
Polk Street
Miss MecCormic
McCormic
Wilbur C. Hawk
Tri-State Fair
Lois Black
News-Globe
Amarillo
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West Texas
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Shun League
Berlin
John Simon
Anthony Eden
League of Nations
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