Sportsmen Plan Fight In Capital
Austin March 27 delegates to a Texas wildlife conference heard strong warnings from officials that a unified approach is essential for an effective Texas conservation program. Governors Allred urged formation of a Texas Council of Wild Life, with Panhandle and Amarillo leaders named to key posts as the federation prepares for a Saturday directors meeting.
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Austin
Texas Wildlife Conference
Texas
Allred
Texas Council of
Panhandle
H. E. Hoover
Texas Wild Life Federation
Eighteenth Congressional
Gene Howe
Amarillo
General Wild Life Federation
J. N
Ding) Darling
National Federation
Federal Bureau of Biological Survey
Amess
Darling
Plane crash kills four business men near Oracle Arizona
Four Phoenix businessmen traveling from Douglas to Phoenix were killed when their plane crashed on a ranch near Oracle. The wreckage was found on Johnny Rhodes's ranch by his son Tommy Rhodes, 15 miles south of Mammoth. Occupants included Paul Odneal, Harold A. Marks, John Powles, and Paul Swasey. Al Hellinger reported the plane struck a hillside and was scattered along the slope. The flight departed Douglas at 11 12 P M Wednesday.
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Tucson
Ariz
Phoenix
Douglas
Oracle
Johnny Rhodes
Catalina Mountains
John Belton
Mammouth
Oracle Highway
Tommy Rhodes
Paul Odneal
Copperclad Airways
Harold A. Marks
Gas Probation Crisis Seen in New Gas Law
AustinMarch 27 A dispute over the new gas conservation law faces a distinct crisis as circles say opinion in key federal suits by Texas Natural Gas Co and Consolidated Gas Co against the Railroad Commission has been written and will be delivered soon The companies challenge provisions that force them to buy gas ratably from owners under commission orders seeking a permanent injunction after a temporary one was granted earlier If upheld the challenge would strike at a core principle of the gas law with broad implications
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Austin
Texhoma Natural Gas Company
Consolidated Gas Company
Railroad Commission
Two Texarkana men face murder and arson charges
A C Ward and Lee Ogburn, Texarkana businessmen, were held without bond by Justice H L Perry awaiting Bowie County grand jury action on murder and arson in last Friday’s Sands Flats district fire that killed three men. Officer H W Storey testified about the explosions preceding the blaze as six business houses burned. Dionne Quintuplets in The Country Doctor Paramount Today.
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Texarkana
A. C. Ward
Lee Ogburn
H. L. Perry
Bowie County
Grand Jury
Sands Flats
H. W. Storey
Borah Denounces Britain as War Debt Repudiator
Senator Borah of Idaho labeled Great Britain, joined by Senator Lewis of Illinois, as repudiators of international debt agreements. He cited Chamberlain’s remark that repayment of war debts is impossible, equating Britain’s stance with Germany and Italy in refusing to pay U.S. war debts.
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Washington
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Borah
Idaho
Lewis
Illinois
United States
Neville Chamberlain
Second meningitis case reported among troops near Fort Clayton
At Balboa Panama on March 27 a second meningitis case was found among 1,280 U S soldiers aboard the Transport Republic under quarantine at the encampment near Fort Clayton.
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Balboa
C. Z
United States
Republic
Fort Clayton
Trio Confess Slaying of Pediatrician in Chicago
Three 19-year-olds Emil Reich Robert Goethe and Joseph Dziedzic confessed to killing Dr. Silber C Peacock a pediatrician lured from his North Side home January 2 Police Captain Harry OConnell said the trio admitted the crime after statements were taken Dr Peacock 41 a specialist in children's diseases was found battered and shot in his parked car with instruments from his case scattered inside the vehicle
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Chicago
West North Avenue
Silber C. Peacock
Emil Reich
Robert Goethe
Joseph Dziedzic
Harry O'Connell
Dr. Peacock
North Side
Office of
State’s Attorney
Thomas Courtney
Mexicans Held After Fatal Collision Near Edinburg
E L Fields 28 of Corpus Christi died in a four mile east of Edinburg automobile collision. Four Mexicans were held in Edinburg jail pending investigation. Fields belonged to a Troy Ohio manufacturing company. Country Doctor Paramount Today.
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McCallen
E. L. Fields
Corpus Christi
Edinburg
Fields
Troy
Ohio
Pre-Easter Style Show Delights City Shoppers
Scribes and merchants stage style shows downtown amid Easter attire rush. Observers note pastel shades and orchid hues, with bold accents like fiery red corduroy coats and a green piece. Milam straws return and hats echo classic shapes. a white purse modeled as an ocean liner draws smiles.
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Mother
Modest donor gives $100 to flood relief drive
Mrs. Pearl Smith, a Johnstown flood survivor, donated $100 to the county flood relief fund, calling it a little contribution. The total reached $175 toward a $550 quota as Red Cross opens bank booths in Amarillo and Governor Allred urges Texans to meet the $73,000 state target.
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Flood Relief Fund
Red Cross
Pearl Smith
North Pierce Street
Johnstown
Santa Fe Sets Pace Editorial on New Main Line
An editorial praises Santa Fe for extending its main line from Boise City Oklahoma to Las Animas Colorado, a 111 mile project costing 3 750 000 dollars. It notes the line now runs Amarillo to Boise City and expects rapid work, with benefits for freight costs and regional commerce amid a strong economic mood.
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Santa Fe
Boise City
Okla
Las Animas
Cod
Amarillo
S. T. Bledsoe
Oklahoma
New Mexico
John Santa Fe
Federal Division of Farm Labor Favored by Conference
A Washington conference of Farm Workers Union representatives and government officials recommended creating a Federal Division of Farm Labor within the Labor Department. The National Committee on Rural Social Planning arranged the meeting and said agricultural workers would seek Congressional legislation to protect their interests. Secretary Wallace called farm labor conditions one of the administration’s greatest problems.
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Washington
Labor Department
National Committee On Rural Social Planning
Congress
Wallace
Gas Blast Kills Station Employee in Texas
Corpus Christi report states Walter Temple a 22 year old filling station employee was killed and two others injured when a drum of gasoline exploded at an Odem station. The blast occurred as workers welded a hole in an empty drum while a truck holding a full drum caught fire. Temple ran, his clothes ignited, and bystanders on the street extinguished the flames.
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Corpus Christi
Walter Temple
Odem
Temple
Russian Objection Cited Over Invasion in Outer Mongolian Battle
Russian objection is presented regarding the invasion context in an outer Mongolian battle. The report notes official stance and potential diplomatic implications. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Outer
Border clash between Japan and Soviet Union sparks protests
Moscow reports Japan protested to the Soviet government over a Khundjun clash near Vladivostok blamed on Manchukuoan invasion. Moscow denies Japanese allegations and cites broader border tensions with renewed fighting on the Outer Mongolian frontier. Soviets highlight submarine strength and civilian mobilization as Mongolia-Manchukuo talks showed progress before the incident.
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Moscow
Japan
Khundjun
Vladivostock
Manchoukuoan
M. Stomanykoff
Tamekichi Ota
Tokyo
Victoroff
Don
Kubian
Joseph Stalin
Mongolia
Manchoukuo
Laska conviction upheld by court
Denver attorney Ben Laska’s conspiracy conviction in the Urschel kidnapping was upheld by the federal circuit court of appeals. Laska, counsel for Albert Bates, faced accusations of accepting ransom money as a legal fee, a claim he denied.
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Denver
Ben L. Laska
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma
Millionaire
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Laska
Albert L. Bates
George
Machine Gun Kelly
Urschel
Bates
Dike at Lunken Airport Springs a Leak in Cincinnati
A small leak opened today at the Lunken Airport levee in Cincinnati as workers raced to prevent a breach. Commercial air lines with hangars at the field moved planes and equipment to alternate airports amid the emergency.
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Cincinnati
Lunken
Weather halting at noon and late afternoon readings
The Tecones report noon observations with a sequence of times and measurements. The text lists high and low figures from yesterday and suggests repeated daily values with occasional decimals and stray marks.
Writ Frees Oklahoma Girl Slayer
Emma Willis, freed by habeas corpus, left the Western Oklahoma Hospital for the Insane at Supply. She had been committed after a Caddo County jury acquitted her by reason of insanity in the shotgun killing of her father Iddis H. Willis, with the trial ending February 26.
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Anadarko
Okla
Emma Willis
Western Oklahoma Hospital For the Insane
Supply
Caddo County
Iddis H. Willis
Fears Abated as Ohio River Flood Fears Ease
Cincinnati dispatch reports a forecast of fair weather easing flood fears along the Ohio River valley. Residents along tributaries left homes as the river neared flood stage, with Evansville and Chattanooga bracing for high stages, potential further damage from last week’s disaster. United States Army engineers noted unprecedented high waters on the river.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio
Evansville
Ind
Upper
Tennessee
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Guntersville
Bridgeport
Ala
United States Army
Aged Woman Falls 14 Stories in New York Hotel Death
Mrs. Delia Waters of Fort Worth Texas died today after falling from her 14th floor hotel room at the Shelton in New York. She was visiting with her daughter-in-law Mrs. T Waters. Hotel management saw no sign of self harm and cited possible dizziness opening a window.
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New York
U.P
Delia Waters
Fort Worth
Tex
Shelton
T. Waters
Baby Girl Drowns in Farm Tank Near Lubbock
Two year old Eula May Worsham, daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Worsham, drowned in an earthen farm tank near their home. Grandfather A W Worsham found the body. she died before reaching a hospital.
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Lubbock
Eula May
J. H. Worsham
A. W. Worsham
Hauptmann reprieve bid sparks political attack in New Jersey
Governor Harold G Hoffman signaled a possible second reprieve for Bruno Hauptmann while denouncing the Flemington trial as unfair and biased. A prosecutor retorted that Hoffman acted from purely political motives as the Hauptmann case continued to unfold.
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Harold G. Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Flemington
Hauptmann
Hoffman seeks outside advice on Hauptmann reprieve
Governor Harold G. Hoffman was disclosed tonight to be seeking outside legal advice on his right to grant a second reprieve to Bruno Richard Hauptmann. Attorney General David T. Wilentz was reported to oppose extending Hauptmann's life beyond Tuesday night if a legal right exists.
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Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
David T. Wilentz
Hauptmann
Hauptmann Seeks Last Minute Clemency Plea
Hauptmann declares readiness to accept execution but asks for a legal reprieve if prosecutors can show a lawful avenue. Governor’s reprieve stance sparks quarreling over legality. Attorney General Wilentz weighs position on a new reprieve tomorrow. Defense attorney Fisher argues evidence exists for a new trial if clemency is denied. Hauptmann meets with warden Kimberling in death cell.
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Hauptmann
Claims Law
Anthony M. Hauck, Jr
Hunterdon County
David T. Wilentz
C. Lloyd Fisher
Court of Pardons
Col
Mark O. Kimberling
Prise
Vera Stretz Gains Strength in Cell
In New York on March 27 Vera Stretz, on trial for the murder of her lover Dr Fritz Gebhardt, regained calm after testifying about their romance and the shooting in Gebhardt's skyscraper bedroom last November 12. Her attorney Samuel Leibowitz said the testimony would continue Monday with details of events leading to the fatal shot.
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New York
Vera Stretz
Fritz Gebhardt
Samuel Leibowitz
Gebhardt
Asleep on the Job Burglary Suspect Arrested
Kenneth Stanford an 18 year old from Mena Arkansas admitted to police that he and an accomplice broke into the H B Sanders home at 113 North East Third Avenue Thursday night. They slept in the house until the owner returned Friday afternoon discovering the theft and arresting Stanford. Stanford said he had just completed a two year burglary sentence in Granite Oklahoma. His partner fled the scene.
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Kenneth Stanford
Mena
Ark
Stanford
Leo Yselding
H. H. Thomas
H. B. Sanders
North East Third Avenue
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