Judge Set to Hear Negro Motions for New Trials
Judge Henry S. Bishop to hear a motion for a new trial for Will Moore a convicted murderer sentenced to death. Also expected to hear motions for George Fox Nona Fox and Richard Smith tied to robbery convictions with long penitentiary terms. Earlier motions by O. J. Foster and George Fields were ruled in abeyance. Other defendants Gray Sloane and Blackie McDaniels faced auto theft related verdicts and sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Moore
Henry S. Bishop
Criminal District Court
George Fox
Nona Fox
Richard Smith
Bishop
O. J. Foster
George Fields
George Gray
J. Sloane
Blackie McDaniels
Bandits threat prompts city alert near Concepcion
Bandit force sighted approaching the city of Managua prompting Marines to mobilize at the aviation field and arm civilians. The alert proved unnecessary as the force was 50 miles away and residents returned to sleep. Separately Managua may cede capital status to Leon or Granada if rebuilding fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Concepcion
Marine Aviation Field
Radio listings and shopping notice for Amarillo stations
Radio programs listed include WJZ at 9 30 for the oratorio Seven Last Words of Christ and WABC at 9 for Theatre of the air with Ruth Etting on WEAF at 9 30. WDAG 7 50 to S. EKGRS 9 to 9 50. Joe Norman's Orchestra 9 30 to 10 30 Booster Program. Amarillo Electric Company advertises tested radio supplies and free expert advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenting
of Christ
WJZ
Lee Morse
Eugene Ormandy
WABC
Network
Ruth Etting
WEAF
WDAG
EKGRS
Joe Normans
Amarillo Electric Company
East &Th St
Easter Egg Hunt at Park Offers Prizes and Tickets
Ten green eggs at 25 cents each and 30 red eggs include a ticket to a Skippy picture at Mission Theater next week. The child with the most eggs wins 2.50 dollars. Prizes handed out after the hunt near the lake, with extra eggs for every participant. Parents can use the North Fillmore bus to reach the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Theater
North Fillmore
Panhandle
Anniversary Reminder Exchange in The Passing Show
Mrs Woode asks if her husband recalls their anniversary. Mrs Wyse responds that she reminds him in January and June to receive a present each time. The exchange is a light, witty sketch from the Passing Show.
Alaskan trappers faced low prices despite abundant game
Trappers in Alaska reported minimal fur take this season as market prices stayed depressed, keeping many hunters out of the field despite plentiful game.
Easter Hat Winners Contest Aids Globe Tickets
More than 100 children entered the Globe Easter bonnet contest open until 10 am. The prize pool includes 20 tickets to the show Skippy at Mission Theater starting April 11 for a week. First five winners get two tickets each. next 10 receive one each. Winners and addresses listed include Helen Groseup and others. several entries are from McKinley School and Canyon Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Skippy
Mission Theater
Ruth Chatterton
Helen Groseup
Northwest Fight Avenue
Louise Wilmeth
North Fillmore Street
Virginia Dawn Weatherly
Pierce Street
Harriet Chisolm
Sunset Terrace
Richard Richardson
McKinley School
Edna Mae Smith
Cleveland Street
Christine Hall
Fillmore Street
Crystelle Dickerson
Prospect Street
Venita Haines
East Twelfth Avenue
Allan Smithers
East
Eighth Avenue
Ruth Cappe
Lincoln Street
Frederick Oglesby
Margaret Croson
Second Avenue
Canyon
Texas
Vivian Iserman
Faye Evelyn Palmer
South Virginia Street
Mary McCormic Weighs Future Of Opera Career
Hollywood April 3 Mary McCormic says she has not decided whether to give up her operatic career after an upcoming marriage to Prince Serge Mdivani. She speaks of marrying soon and retreating for a time, with plans to pursue happiness together away from public view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McCormic
Hollywood
Calif
Prince Serge Mdivani
Pola Negri
Paris
Miss Negri
Talkies
Piice Lennart
Sweden
Mile
Karin Nissvandt
Globbe-Nea
Nissvandt
Stockholm
Amarillo Man Jack Houser Dies in Local Hospital
Henry Jack Houser aged 50 died at 1 30 this morning in a local hospital. A resident of Amarillo for 15 years he lived at 1918 Harrison Street. Survived by wife two sons Henry J Jr and John Houser his mother three sisters Mrs John Houser Miss Lila Houser and Mrs Janie B Dolph Guthrie Oklahoma and one brother W W Houser Harlingen Texas. Funeral services at Polk Street Methodist Church with Rev Ira F Key officiating. Burial Llano Cemetery. Blackburn Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jack Houser
Methodist Church
Amarillo
Harrison Street
Henry J. Jr
John Houser
Lila Houser
Janie B. Dolph
Guthrie
Oklahoma
W. W. Houser
Harlingen
Texas
Polk Street Methodist Church
Ira F. Key
Blackburn Funeral Home
Llano Cemetery
Free Bridge Across Red River Set to Open July 1
Texas Highway Commission Chairman P W R Ely announced that the free bridge connecting Denison and Durant Oklahoma will not open before July 1. The commission will strictly honor the contract terms with the toll bridge owners, despite Denison citizens' protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
W. R. Ely
Texas Highway Commission
Red River
Denison
Durant
Okla
Texas Commission
Ely
May Lay First City Gas Line Next Week
The Huber Petroleum Company has installed almost all equipment at the gate of Amarillo’s gas supply. If weather permits, the first line from the gate near Texas Company’s refinery to Badger Ice Company on Second Street should be completed next week. City engineering says the first customers may be served by then. Bids to install full gas distribution will be considered Saturday by the city commission upon Mayor Ernest O. Thompson’s return. Frick-Reid Supply of Tulsa and American Cast Iron Pipe of Dallas submitted proposals. details to be announced after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huber Petroleum Company
Texas Company
Badger Ice Company
Second Street
Amarillo
City Commission
Ernest O. Thompson
Frick- Reid Supply Corporation of
Tulsa
Okla
American Cast Iron Pipe Company of
Dallas
Probe ships collide near Gibraltar leaves 30 dead
Malaga authorities near completion of an inquiry into the collision of the French liner Florida and the British aircraft carrier Glorys in fog east of Gibraltar. About 30 victims have been recovered from the Florida steerage and are to be buried in Malaga. Surviving passengers, mostly Argentine emigrants bound for Genoa, will sail to Barcelona and Marseilles aboard the French liner Laferriere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga
Spain
Florida
Glorious
Gibraltar
Genoa
Barcelona
Marseilles
Ralph De Palma Divorced After 22 Years of Marriage
Los Angeles reports the divorce of veteran race driver Ralph De Palma and Mrs. Clark de Palma after nearly 22 years of marriage. He cites insufficient earnings to support their standard of living and desertion as grounds. Mrs. de Palma receives $25 weekly alimony for eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ralph de Palma
Clark de Palma
Newark
N. J
de Palma
The Master Mind KrOne People Teas Healthful Claim
A 1921 WE Service, Inc. note claims tea is more healthful than coffee while both contain caffeine and tannic acid. The document references Edison related material and a plan for a new patented machine concept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edison
Waltonism Dominates Oklahoma City Mayoral Campaign
Oklahoma City voters prepare for a high stakes mayoral race between Clarence J. Blinn and the former mayor J. C. Jack Walton. Walton’s critics brand his rule as autocratic and corrupt while Blinn portrays Waltonism as government by privilege and streetwise power.
Burglary Wave Strikes Amarillo Area Loot Reaches Several Homes
Police report multiple break ins across Amarillo with items seized including jewelry at the E B Johnson Jr residence 2605 Hughes Street and seven dresses at 2222 Washington Street. A sunroom door at Dr B Younger 2419 Hughes Street yielded a watch money but silverware largely left. A bar pin with 17 diamonds valued at 250 a silk dress and black satin suit were taken. A cafeteria at Sanborn School was looted for meats and five padlocks broken from a refrigerator. Tools valued at 75 stolen from W A Evans 1917 Taylor Street and another home under construction on Bonham Street. A con game at Red Hot barbecue stand netted a five dollar bill diversion. Several stolen cars later recovered in Amarillo area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Polk Street
E. B. Johnson, Jr
Hughes Street
Johnson Home
Johnsons
J. N. Poling
Washington Street
Polings
Younger
Dr. B. Younger
Dr. Younger
Youngers
Mrs. Younger
George M. Waddill
Amarillo Independent School District
W. A. Evans
Taylor Street
Bonham Street
Panhandle Highway
Pampa
H. N. Locke
Texas
San Jacinto School
W. H. Fuqua
First Baptist Church
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Roberts Street
Twenty-first Avenue
Four men hold Mundelein bank cashier and steal $10,000
Four men held the Mundelein State Bank cashier captive in his home overnight and bound his wife and two children. They forced him to open the bank vaults and escaped with about $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mundelein
Ill
Mundelein State Bank
News Tips To Be Continued At The Globe
The Globe announces an ongoing News Tip program with weekly prizes for tips. Readers may call the News-Tip Editor at 6262 to report hot stories or features and earn $5 for the best tip, $2 for the second, and $1 each for the next three tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
The
Fiddlers and Dancers Featured at Amarillo Square Event
Fiddlers contest offers $10 $7.50 and $5 prizes while two winning tap dancers receive $10 and $5. Mark Foster of Canyon and Henry Morton of Amarillo perform back and wing dances. Buster Leavell sings and dances. Part of a larger variety program with Eck Robertson family and Dr. O H Lloyd as master of ceremonies. Curtain rises at 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Foster
Canyon
Henry Morton
Amarillo
Buster Leavell
Harley Sadler
Lloyd
Eck Robertson
Borger
Victor
Hugh Roden
O. H. Lloyd
Vega
West Elizabeth Man Dies After Railroad Yard Shooting
Glen J. Fuller 26 of West Elizabeth Pennsylvania died from a 45 caliber gunshot in the Southern Pacific Railroad yards after a confrontation with Special Agent J. J. Helms who fired the fatal shot. Helms faces murder charges and bond was set at 2500 dollars. Helms claims accidental pistol discharge after Fuller advanced and crabbed him. Helms to have examining trial Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Glen J. Fuller
West Elizabeth
Southern Pacific Railroad
Fuller
J. J. Helms
Southern Pacific Special
Helms
Panhandle Auto Club Reports Panhandle Road Conditions
Road conditions from Amarillo to Fort Worth via Wichita Falls U S 370 are fair to Oklahoma City U S 66 blocked around Shamrock. Amarillo to Roswell U S 366 fair. Amarillo to Tucumcari U S 66 and to Higgins U S 60 fair. Amarillo to Clayton N M U S 885 blocked around Clayton. Amarillo to Borger Oilfield Highway paved. Panhandle Auto Club headquarters listed in Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
U. S
Oklahoma City
Shamrock
Roswell
Tucumcari
Higgins
Clayton
N. M
Borger
Lubbock
the Panhandle Auto Club, Inc
Chamber of Commerce
Finish Plans for Zone Meet on Saturday in Amarillo
The Amarillo Municipal Auditorium hosts a public zoning map and ordinance briefing by Major E A Wood Dallas city planning engineer. The 8 p m meeting, organized by the planning and zoning board, invites all residents and property owners to understand the proposed zoning before Monday hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Auditorium
E. A Wood
Dallas
Amarillo
Guy Carlander
Carlander
Plane crash near Bazaar Kansas linked to wing damage
Investigators said the death plane may have fallen after vibration rent the wing and severed the right outboard engine area. They noted no warning before the crash two minutes after the last radio report as three victims’ watches fixed the time and an eyewitness saw a wing section detach during the fatal dive near Bazaar Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merce
Hce
Bazaar
Kan
VICTIN Company Tire Repair Ends In Crash And Fire
A Borger based VICTIN Company tire repair trip ended in a collision that demolished the car and caused a fire from a ruptured gasoline line. The trailer’s gas tank did not ignite. Triplett testified the trailer’s rear light was proper and the truck and trailer were not on the roadway.
Wage Cuts Sought by Bankers Warned by Labor Group
The Labor Federation’s magazine notes industrial leaders push to hold wages while bankers press for liquidation deflation. Prices fall but bankers demand wage reductions as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Federation
Hundreds Mourn Dr. J. W. Cantwell
Wichita Falls mourns Dr. J. W. Cantwell superintendent of schools who died early Thursday. Schools halted as friends gathered at the bier and flags were lowered to half mast. Funeral services at 2:50 P M at the First Methodist Church to be conducted by seven ministers from different faiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
J. W. Cantwell
First Methodist Church
Pilate Sends His Report From The Court
Edgar A. Guest portrays Pontius Pilate composing a report to Caesar. He claims his decrees appeased a public clamor and saved the Roman cause while noting Barabbas is freed and Jesus is condemned by others. He reports Rome will hear that all is well despite local unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caesar
Egg Hunt Planned At East Side Park
An Easter egg hunt was scheduled for this afternoon at 3:80 at East Side Park for the first three grades of the San born School. Principal F. R. Phillips notes teachers Mrs. H O Baker, Mrs 8 L Lee, Mrs J A Hope, Mrs Emily Hall, Mrs R B Norman, Miss Geneva Law, Miss Lillie Slover, and Miss Erwin Campbell are sponsoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Park
Sanborn School
F. R. Phillips
H O. Baker
L. Lee
J. A. Hope
Emily Hall
R. B. Norman
Geneva Law
Lillie Slover
Erwin Campbell
National Guard Camp Announced
The Cavalry Brigade National Guard of Texas will hold its annual camp at Mineral Wells from July 4 to 19 while the infantry division encampment is set for Palacios from August 2 to 15, Adjutant General Sterling announced.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report April 3
Hogs 8,000 with prices mostly 1 cent higher. top 7.95 dollars. Sows 275-500 lbs 6.25 to 7.00. Stock pigs 700180 Ths 7.25 to 7.90. Cattle and calves 1,100 and 160 respectively. mixed yearlings top 8.85. Texas yearling steers 7.50 to 7.75. steers 600-1500 lbs 7.50 to 10.00. heifers 660-850 lbs 6.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U. S. CA
Texas
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Chicago and East St Louis Livestock Markets Reported
Chicago market shows hogs 16 000 head steady to 110 higher with 140 210 lb bulk at 8 8 0. cattle 2 000 with steers 8 50 10 75. lambs 9 00 9 50 for wooled. East St Louis reports hogs 6 000 higher 160 220 lb at 8 20 8 85. cattle 600 vealers down. Fort Worth notes hogs 1 000 steady to 20 higher. cattle steady with steers 6 00 6 50 and sheep 8 50.
Radio Program Schedule Highlights Across Networks
A detailed listing of Friday April 3 radio programs across WEAF WJZ WLS NBC chain stations. It includes Major Bowes Family Amos Andy and various orchestras and hour blocks with multiple affiliate stations noted and time blocks from 6:00 PM to 11:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
WEAF
Major
Bowes
KPRC
Eskimos
WOW
WSAI
WIBO
WDAF
WGY
WWJ
WDAI
WTAM
WJZ
New Yo
Amos
Andy
KDKA
WIDX
WIOD
WGAR
Alda & la Forge
WLW
Phil Cook
WEBC
KWK
WREN
WTMJ
KOA
KSL
WJAX
WSM
WMC
WSB
WAPI
WSMB
WJDX
KTHS
WOAI
KSTP
KGO
KGW
Pollock & Lawnhurst
Jones and Hare
WFAA
WHAS
KYW
WCKY
Wapl Woai
K—760
NBC Chain
KOMO
KHQ
KTAR
WIR
WRENN
WKY
WTMIJ
KFI
WGAT
Quakers
WJR
WSMJ
WOAT
WMG
WBAP
KWOO
Clara
WGN
Chains
KSIP
WMAQ
KFAB
KPRG
Woal Bga
WENR
KFSD
KECA
Wren Wgar
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Washington
Leon
Granada
Nicaragua
Managua
Sacasa
National Georgraphic Society
William Walker
4& Bulletin
Society
Mary McCormie
J. H. Harris
Buchanan Street
Jack Houser
Huber Company
WEA Service, Inc
U.R
J. C
Jack” Walton
Clarence J. Blinn
Blinn
Walton
Mexico
Diaz
Jack
Bandit
Fiddlers
Pennsylvania
Major Wood
Royalty
Pilate
Barabbas
Rome
Jesus
Christ
Edgar A. Guest
Egg Hunt
National Guard
WIBC
Morton Downey
WXYZ
WDOD
WBRC
WDSU
WTAQ
WOWO
Wfkfbm
KSC
WMT Kura
KFJF
KOH
KVI
KFPY
KFRC
WBBM
Ferdinando Orchestra
WREC
WISN
WFBM
WCCO
KSCJ
WMT
KLRA
WNAX
KFIF
KRLD
Kdyl Koh
WADC
WHK
WGST
WSPD
Wm4q
KMOX
KMBC
KOIL
WANC
WKRC
WHBM
WEPD
Two Troopers
WEKSD
WOC
Wtam Wow
KSD
WSAL
WOW Wenr
WKY Koa
Parsifal
WJZ Chains
CBS Chain
Noble Sissle
Wco
KLR
Groves
Chieftains
News State St
WLS
NBC
Orch
Orchestra
News of Air
Troubadours
Amog 'N
Dan
Sylvia
Sout
WIZ
Savings Trio
WEAE
WWAY
Arcadians
Chronicle
Institute
Brothers
Barnstormers
Joe & Capt
WSXAP
Mary
Meahan
Frank
Clear Channel
Saladiers
Danece Mus
Velveteers
Couriers Wiz
Silas & Lem
Rob Newhall
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