Kennedy Seen Bridging Factions in Capital Power Role
Edward J. Neil profiles Joseph Kennedy of Boston as SEC chairman who blends militant and mild factions in Washington. He shaped the New Deal market program, expects 90 days of policy refinement, may return to finance, and foresees growing public confidence in securities. Kennedy cites nine children and plans to calm distrust as optimism rises.
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Edward J. Neil Washington
Washington
Joseph Kennedy
Boston
Harvard
Wall Street
Securities and Exchange Commission
Civil Appeals Proceedings In Amarillo Court
Proceedings in the Court of Civil Appeals Seventh District Amarillo show motions submitted on April 6 and 8 1935 with reversals remands and dismissals listed Resolve cases include Houston Ice Brewing Co v Fields Traders General Insurance Co v Valentine and others. some motions granted overruled or postponed Submissions set for June 3 1935 include Texas Utility Company v Story and others
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Court of Civil Appeals
Amarillo
Houston Ice & Brewing Co
Rollo B. Fields
Traders & General Insurance Co
Tom W. Valentine
Joe H. Rone
A. A. Kuehn
Employers Liability Assurance Eink
Maude Mills
Maude Mills, Et al., Rehearig. Motions Submitted April 8, 1935 J. J. Land
Mary Gladys Land
Executrix
J. J. Land
W. T. Fox
G. W. Williams
City of
Wheeler
Southwestern Lloyds
C. A. Hetrick
State of Texas
R. W. Stoutz
Amarillo Bank & Trust Co
Potter
Childress
Hutchinson County
Carson County
Texas Employers Insurance Association
Ralph van Pelt
Hutchinson
Texas Utility Company
H. C. Story
Lynn
Paul E. Foster
Joe Beckman
A. Holmes
Aubrey Klein
Randall
74 Cases Filed In Hot Oil Hauling
Austin reports seventy cases filed against truck haulers of alleged hot gasoline after a Texas Railroad Commission drive. About 100 commission employees were deployed to curb hot gasoline movement at the request of Houston jobbers. Thompson said fines of 200 dollars are provided for hauling hot gasoline under a bill before the legislature.
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Austin
U.P
Texas Railroad Commission
Ernest ©. Thompson
Commission
Houston Independent Oil
Thompson
Houston
Mississippi Supreme Court Upholds Dean Life Sentence
The Mississippi Supreme Court affirmed the life sentence of Dr. Sara Ruth Dean, a Greenwood child specialist, for the alleged poison slaying of her former clinical associate, Dr. John P. Kennedy, in Jackson.
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Dean Fate
Jackson, Miss
Mississippi Supreme Court Today
Sara Ruth Dean
Greenwood
John P. Kennedy
Four Die as Hurricane Derailed Passenger Train
Four killed and 14 wounded when a hurricane derailed a passenger train near Merida Mexico. Dispatch from Merida reports the accident occurred as the storm struck, causing casualties and injuries among passengers.
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Mexico City
U.P
Merida
Pardoned Plea From Mississippi Inmates Mule Killing
Jackson Mississippi April 8 A 33 year old convict named Bad Eye Wattis presented a pardon plea to Governor Sennett Conner during a informal press conference. Wattis said he was sentenced for killing a mule while claiming two other negroes were killed in self defense. Wattis has been a trusty since 1927 with a brief three week lapse. The governor promised an investigation.
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Jackson
Miss
Flmore
Wattis
State Penitentiary
Sennett Conner
State Hospital
Pontotoc County
Instrument to Produce Heavy Carbon May Reveal Secret of the Diamond
At Columbia University a whirling tea kettle apparatus seeks heavy carbon to probe life molecules and possible diamond secrets. Prof. Harold C. Urey, Nobel laureate, heads the project studying heavy carbon, heavy oxygen, and heavy nitrogen for their chemical and biological implications.
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New York
Columbia University
Columbia
Bennett Services At 9 Tomorrow
Funeral services for John Frank lin Bennett 14 son of Mr and Mrs E F Bennett will be held at 9 oclock tomorrow morning from Box well Brothers Funeral Chapel two miles south of Amarillo He died Sunday morning in a hospital in Austin The body was brought to Amarillo this afternoon Rev E B Fincher will officiate The body will be taken to Grover for burial He is survived by his parents and a sister Reba Bennett The sister will be discussed at the tercentenary meeting of the American Chemical Society in New York the week of April 22
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John Franklin Bennett
E. F. Bennett
Amarillo
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Chapel
Young Bennett
Austin
E. B. Fincher
Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church
Grover
Reba Bennett
American Chemical Society
New York
Robbins Rites Set For Tuesday In New York
Funeral service for Warren Delano Robbins 49 diplomat and first cousin of President Roosevelt will be held in the Church of the Incarnation New York with private burial in Fairhaven Mass. Robbins served the United States in diplomacy for over 25 years dying of pneumonia at Doctors Hospital after a weeklong illness. He was born in Brooklyn survived by widow mother daughter and two sons.
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New York
Warren Delano Robbins
United States
Canada
Roosevelt
Church of the Incarnation
Fairhaven
Mass
Robbins
Doctors Hospital
Latin America
France
Germany
Division of Protocol
State Department
Brooklyn
Charles Albert Robbins
Catherine Delano Robbins
Price Collier
James Roosevelt
Alexander Cochrane Forbes
Warren Delano Robbins, Jr
Edward H. Robbins
Housewives Show Off Hidden Talent In Radio Amusement
New York April feature notes housewives abandoning chores to pursue amateur radio talent. Some perform to coloratura soprano and yodel while others craft odd home instruments, with a few landing paid gigs. The piece highlights the drift from domestic duties to showbiz aspirations and the resulting sink-dish backlog.
Tinkham to Pursue Fight on Russians
Rep. Tinkham of Massachusetts says he will press a House floor vote to record opposition to recognizing Soviet Russia. He cites the 1933 recognition and alleged violated promises, including promises on agitation and overthrow of governments, and has offered a resolution to cut diplomatic ties.
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Washington
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Congress
Russia
Hull
The Strange Condition That Causes Hay Fever
An unknown condition of hay fever is discussed. Mr. R. O. Murphy invites readers to write from Stillwater Minnesota to learn, free of charge, how to treat and prevent hay fever during current season.
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R. O. Murphy
Box
Stillwater
Minn
Foreign Affairs panel balks at hearings over Tingham talks
The House Foreign Affairs Committee refused to hold hearings unless Tingham pledged not to repeat floor discussions. He declined. World rubber shipments last year reached 1,010,000 tons, a record high.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Tinkham
Mars Clouds Seen as Planet Nears Earth
Dr. E C Slipher of Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff reports more than usual clouds on Mars as it nears Earth. He notes Mars will trail Earth for about a week and weather permitting remains favorably placed for observation.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Mars
Earth
E. C. Slipher
Lowell Observatory
Slipher
Austria Reveals Air Force With Spring Review Flyover
Vienna reports Austria has a military air force in violation of the St. Ger main Treaty as 16 army airplanes conducted a spring review over the city.
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Vienna
U.P
Austria
Pen to Rub Warms and Soothes Aches Quickly
A health advertisement for Pento-Rub claims deep muscle relaxation and nerve relief. It highlights warming action that penetrates to ease soreness and pain and lists prices at 25c, 50c and $1 per bottle.
Six Negro Convicts Sought by Guards
National guardsmen and a large posse hunted six armed convicts in the Wateree river swamp district after they overpowered two guards and wounded Gilbert Mahaffey at Desasure Camp. One convict was killed in the escape and Frazier Lyles died later at the State Penitentiary Infirmary in Columbia.
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Camden
8. C
Wateree River
Gilbert Mahaffey
Desaussure
Frazier Lyles
Spartanburg
State Penitentiary
Columbia
Kidney Acids Poison Blood Promised Cure
Ad claims kidney acids poison the blood and cause numerous ailments. It promotes a diuretic prescription Cystex saying it acts on kidneys and bladder, promises vitality in 48 hours and a money back guarantee within days, priced at 3 cents per dose.
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Securities Commission
Storrs-Schaefer Company
John Malcolm Shelton
Potter, Travelers Insurance Co
Jefferson Elliott Greer
United Fidelity Life Insurance Co
Plainview Bldg. & Loan Association
Hale
Plainview Cotton Oil Co
J. M. Thomas
Robert Fuller
W. H. Lathem
Dallam
W. L. Dean
Brunswick-Balke- Collender Co
Collingsworth
Mandamus
Brunswick - Balke - Collender Co
W. H. Goforth
R. L. Patton
Sigrid Arne
Ernest W. Gibson
Vermont
WRC
Gibson
NRA
Ernest J. Swift
The
League of Red Cross Societies
Franz Ackfel
Baltic Sea
Ackfel
St. Mihiel
John Robson
Fort Missoula
Mont
Robson
Red Cross
Garner
Senate
Aerica
Washington Cathedral
Robert F. Biel
James E. Freeman
Freeman
John McGroarty
California
McGroarty
Sierra Nevadas
Pat McCarran
Nevada
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Harold C. Urey
Bennett
Dale Harrison
Mastercraft Tailoring Co
Liccett & Mytss Tobacco Co
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