Lubbock Rancher Convicted in Mexican Ranch Hand Death
W T Strickel of Lubbock was found guilty by a Levelland jury of murder in the slaying of Francisco Carrasco on his Cochran County ranch last July. The verdict came after about two and a half hours of deliberation. Strickel was immediately arrested, and his attorneys sought release on appeal bond.
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Associated Press
Lubbock
Tex
W. T. Strickel
Levelland
Francisco Carrasco
Treena
Carraso
Strickel
Cochran County
Jury Freezes Car Theft Case With Compassionate Sentence
Lee Barfield testified in district court that he borrowed a car in Amarillo to reach his dying father in Grandfield Oklahoma. A jury and officials released him under a two year suspended sentence after he said he stole the car to make the journey and was later detained in Wichita Falls. His father died while Barfield was in jail, and he was released with funds provided by the jury to return home.
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Lee Barfield
District Criminal Court
Amarillo
Grandfield
Okla
Wichita Falls
New Mexico
Lee
Adams Pleads Guilty On One Forgery Count
Bill Adams recently returned from Oklahoma to face four forgery charges pleaded guilty to one count in district court this morning and was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. Robert Tremble faced trial for robbing the West Sixth Avenue paint shop proprietor and pleaded not guilty with a verdict expected this afternoon.
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Bill Adams
Oklahoma
Robert Tremble
West Sixth Avenue
Tragedy at Japanese Cherry Festival Sinks Storyboat
United Press reports a boat filled with holiday revelers overturned at Wakamatsu in southern Japan. Fifty-five people drowned and more than forty were missing, casting a pall over the Cherry Blossom Festivals opening.
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United Press
Tokio
Japan
Wakamatsu
Black Mask Play Set Friday At Local High School
Tickets go on sale today for Kick In performed by the Black Mask Players, Amarillo Hi clubs under L McNeil. Proceeds benefit the permanent camp fund for the Hi clubs in Palo Duro canyon. Tickets available at City Drug Store Warvel’s Kerr’s School Supplies.
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Black Mask Players
L. McNeil
Amarillo Hi
Warvel
Kerr
Palo Duro Canyon
Oklahoma deputy sheriff found dead in hotel room
The body of Frank C. Gay of Brownsville Texas was found in a hotel room in Oklahoma City. Acting coroner George H. Giddings ruled the death apparently self inflicted with no motive known. Gay had a Texas extradition requisition for Jim Adair approved by Gov Holloway and was to depart for Wewoka where Adair is held.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Frank C. Gay
Brownsville
Tex
George H. Giddings
Gay
Dan Moody
Texas
Jim Adair
W. J. Holloway
Wewoka
Adair
Lindbergh to test new reversible pitch propeller
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh plans an air test of a reversible pitch propeller designed by A. K. McLeod. The device can act as a brake and be reversed in flight or on landing to aid deceleration.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Charles A. Lindbergh
A. K. McLeod
New York
Billy Bomar
Flushing, N. Y
Deborah Ericson
Ava Kimmey
Bomar
Carol L. Potter
Dot Burtsell
Eva Purnell
Graf Zeppelin Makes First 1930 Trial Flight
Graf Zeppelin completes a five hour cruise on its first 1930 trial flight. Only crew and a few Zeppelin Company engineers aboard as the airship returns to base at Friedrichshafen.
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Graf Zep
Priedrichshafes
Germany
Graf Zeppelin
Zeppelin Company
Continental Oil officials tour Amarillo on annual inspection
A private Continental Oil Company party led by president D. J. Moran visited Amarillo traveling in a special car. They inspected production and distribution properties and visited oil fields and Continental retail stations in the territory during the president’s annual inspection tour.
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D. J. Moran
Amarillo
Continental
Santa Fe
Fire Zone Declared Around Mary Sudik Oil Gusher
Guards and a two mile fire hazard zone surround the Mary Sudik Number 1 gusher near Oklahoma City as engineers prepare a 3000 pound bonnet to cap the well that has spewed 200 million cubic feet of gas daily for over a week.
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Associated Press
Oklamova City
Mary Sudik
I. T. I. 0. Company
Oklahoma City
C. R. O'Neal
Kansas Farmers Urged to Cut Wheat Yield Amid Storage Fears
Kansans who yield about one fifth of the nation's wheat were warned by the state board of agriculture to decrease production to ease a looming storage problem caused by a large 1929 carryover. The farm board's move to remove millions of bushels from markets was cited, and growers were urged to provide storage on or off the farm.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kanes
Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Federal Farm Board
Bill Doheney Accepted as Traveling Auditor for Greater Mills
W. B. Doheney Jr. leaves today for Buffalo to assume a traveling auditor post for Greater Mills Inc with HQ in Minneapolis. He has six years of service at Great West Mill in the traffic department, a unit of Greater Mills.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Greater Mills, Inc
Minneapolis
Doheny
Great West
Greater Mills
Federal Jury Names And Orgs On Case Panel
A long list of jurors and affiliated towns is shown, including Powell Channing E A McAdams Canadian Fred Millard Hereford Ross Rogers Amarillo W 5 White Wellington J M Laurie Lipscomb J P Oliver Dalhart E F Lewis Wellington J C O'Brien Streatford C C Padlock Stinnett Jeff Neely Amarillo Robert M Bradshaw Sham rock W E Payne Channing T M Creek Panhandle Silas Faulkner Pampa Hugh Parcell Canadian L J Feree Amarillo A G Brandon Pampa G W Johnson Canyon W R Ferlow Panhandle T M McMurry Memphis W H Neilson Spearman C R Smith Hereford J C Williams Dalhart A G Wilbanks Spearman.
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Channing
E. A. McAdams
Canadian
Fred Millard
Hereford
Ross Rogers
Amarillo
W. 5. White
Wellington
J. M. Laurie
Lipscomb
J. P. Oliver
Dalhart
E. F. Lewis
J. C. O’brien
Streatford
C. C. Padlock
Stinnett
Jeff Neely
Robert M. Bradshaw
Shamrock
W. E. Payne
T. M. Creek
Panhandle
Silas Faulkner
Pampa
Hugh Parcell
L. J. Feree
A. G. Brandon
G. W. Johnson
Canyon
W. R. Ferlow
T. M. McMurry
Memphis
W. H. Neilson
Spearman
C. R. Smith
J. C. Williams
A. G. Wilbanks
Hawks gan Jr Sets Flight to Test Glider Trains
Hawks gan Jr left San Diego on Sunday bound for New York City in a test flight exploring gliders as freight and passenger carriers in proposed aerial trains.
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Gan, Jr
San Diego
New York City
Kidnapping case shocks Amarillo area
Worth and Denver special agents rushed to Tucumcari Saturday after an alleged kidnapping. News reached The Globe only this morning though authorities had known since Friday. A family friend urged Amarillo parents to learn from the incident and accused officials of withholding information.
Jealousy and estrangement surround Nick and Albert
The statement notes jealousy over shared outings involving Albert and the speaker. Nick and his wife separated after a January quarrel about Albert. Albert advised the wife to return to her husband. Miller then claimed Nick was undermining him before a fishing trip.
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Albert
Nick
Miller
Census workers push to tally amid vast count plan
Census teams move swiftly to enumerate about 95 percent of district populations in the first pass then return to fix gaps. Supervisors are paid 1800 dollars plus one dollar per thousand people and per hundred farms counted, with a six month assignment. Cetertown in Cole County Iowa claims the first municipality to finish its enumeration.
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Cetertown
Cole County
Iowa
McLellan County road bonds issued at four and a half percent
News briefs report McLellan County selling bonds totaling 790 000 dollars bearing four and a half percent interest. The item appears among miscellaneous notices in the day’s wire copy.
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McLellan County
Gas Use Fatal to Firemen in Syracuse Fire
A fumigating gas used to kill insects during a Syracuse blaze killed two men including a fireman. Three others were hospitalized in serious condition and several more were affected lightly. The incident occurred April 3 and involved fire department responders.
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Associated Press
Syracuse
N. Y
Oil geologist weighs risks and riches of California fields
A geologist describes the Kettleman Hills and Santa Fe Springs oil districts, noting deep wells, high gravity crude, and vast waste of gas. He discusses costs, potential profits, government leases, and calls for cooperative resource management under federal guidance. He mentions Secretary Wilbur’s conservation efforts and Hoover’s land interests.
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Santa Fe Springs
Los Angeles
Kettleman Hills
Dear Tack Letters Questioning Family Life in High Cost Era
A reader and spouse critique living on $4 000 yearly and argue against large lifestyle spending. They advocate women focusing on home life and child rearing to avoid "living in a car" while dismissing indulgent pursuits as a lifestyle. The letter calls for practical priorities.
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Tack
Livestock Markets Report Across Kansas City Fort Worth and Chicago
Hogs and cattle trading mixed across markets with weekly supports and price tops. Kansas City shows higher hogs with cattle steady to weak. Fort Worth notes steady to strong rail hogs and mixed cattle. Chicago reports steady to higher hogs and better demand for slaughter cattle. Cotton markets in New Orleans and New York move on cables and weather signals.
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Kansas City
Fort Worth
Associated Press
D. A
Chicago
New Orleans
Qoee
New York
Oil rich California tale and a Berlin obituary note
The piece extols Kern County oil fields near Bakersfield with vast production, pipelines, and orchards, praising Standard Oil camps and grand scale energy wealth. It also notes a dry lake and land value jumps while musing on future power, ending with a Berlin obituary of General Baron George Konrad von Der Golts, aged 77.
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Kettleman
Uncle Sam
Standard Oil of
California
America
Bakersfield
Kern County
Berlin
Baron George Konrad von der Golts
Tennenberg
Landwehr
Mothers clash over scandal as neighbors divide
Two mothers argue furiously spilling unseemly language and threats of vengeance. The quarrel divides the neighbors, while children play hand in hand, ending yesterday’s fight as the row drags on.
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Togeter
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