Ex-Constable Elliott in Potter County Fined for False Arrest
Howard Elliott former Potter County constable pleaded guilty to false arrest and impersonating an officer. Judge Riggs imposed a total fine of 21.65 with suspended judgment until May 8. The case stems from Elliott arresting Clyde Vick in March and turning him over to a highway officer for a truck permit offense. Elliott retired from the constable post in 1935.
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Howard Elliott
Potter County
J. N. Riggs
Clyde Vick
San Antonio
Vick
Elliott
E. C. White
Bob Clark
Riggs
Hamlin insanity case continues with doctor testimony
In the Hamlin trial at Wichita Falls the defense challenges the expert testimony of Hanratta a 32 year old hospital doctor. He describes his education state of mind definitions and the boundaries between insanity and conscious behavior as the fifth week of the trial opens and jury deliberation nears.
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Hamlin
Hanyatta
State Hospital For the
Wichita Falls
Miller
Hanratta
E. C. Nelson
Nelson
Simpson
Texas University School of Pharmacy
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Texas University School of Medicine
Galveston
Texas University
L. D. Lew
Dust Storm Rages With 40 Mile Wind Across Region
A powerful 40 mile per hour wind carried dust and debris across the area this morning. Forecasters say the dust storm should persist into tomorrow night with a slight chance of moisture midweek. Temperatures will be partly cloudy and warmer tonight.
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H.T. Collman
Mr. Collman
Culbertsons Lead By 10 000 Points In Last Week
The 150 rubbers bridge contest between Ely Culbertson and P Hal Sims teams enters its final week with the Culbertsons ahead by 10 810 points and 55 rubbers remaining. Many sessions are scheduled daily through Friday with a substitution on Friday afternoon. In 95 rubbers, the Culbertsons won 52 to 43, giving a score of 80 810 to 70 000 in their favor.
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New York
Ely Culbertson
P. Hal Sims
Culbertsons
Culbertson
Sims
Hamilton capture and pending federal fingerprint report
In Fort Worth authorities continue to evaluate Hamilton and two detained transients. Glenn Allen and Ray, alias Hamilton, travel with the group. Allred signals potential Dallas death row commutation appeal may be handled by the pardon board or on the record. Charles R. Gay nominated NYSE president with Richard Whitney joining the governing board.
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Federal Identification Bureau
Washington
Department of Justice
Schmid
Glenn Allen
Springfield
Fort Worth
Hamilton
Tulsa
Okla
Allen
Ray
Abed
Allred
Austin
James V. Allred
Steve Davis
Dallas
Raymond Hamilton
State Pardon Board
Alfred
New York
Charles R. Gay
New York Stock Exchange
Richard Whitney
Exchange
Roosevelt orders work relief actions after Bahamas trip
President Roosevelt returns from the Bahamas and moves to sign the $4.88 billion work relief bill. He will direct funds to the Civilian Conservation Corps and set up admin machinery to place 3.5 million men on government projects. House social security debate postponed pending gag-rule vote. White child born in Grant County noted.
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Richard L. Harkness
Washington
U.P
Congress
Roosevelt
Bahamas
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
Ways and Means Committee
Rules Committee
Ways and Means
Burns
House
Senate
Buchanan
Texas
House Appropriations Committee
Plainview Trippers Visit Amarillo Ahead of Dairy Show
A Plainview high school band and delegation arrive in Amarillo Tuesday at 3 PM to promote the eighth annual Texas Panhandle Plains Dairy Show opening next Monday in Plainview. Grady Shipp leads the group. Bob Epperson oversees the reception.
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Amarillo
Plainview
Grady Shipp
City and Chamber of Commerce
Bob Epperson
Chamber
Guest Artists with Amarillo High Band at Public Concert
Talented guest artists join the Amarillo High School band for a public concert at the Municipal Auditorium tonight. Beth Davis and Mrs. Irvin Pessiey perform a marimba duet, Inga Borgstrom plays a piano solo, with program pieces by Von Suppe Yradier Balakirew Verdi Brahms Grieg Belistedt Hosmer Hager and others. The concert, directed by Oscar Wise, opens a spring series sponsored by the Band Parents' Association led by Mrs. H. G. Hamrick.
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Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
Beth Davis
Irvin Pessiey
Inga Borgstrom
von Suppe
Balakirew
Lucia de Lammermoor
Verdi
Fillmore
Massanet
Brahms
Grieg
Belistedt
Hosmer
Hager
Oscar Wise
Amarillo High School
Band Parents’ Association
H. G. Hamrick
Europe’s Security Plan in Crisis Talks and Eden’s Illness
Britain seeks a general security plan not aimed at any nation while France backs mutual aid pacts. Laval and Il Duce may unite against Sir John Simon, as Russia presses for action. Doctor orders halt Eden’s duties, delaying a key cabinet briefing on the European peace effort.
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Germany
Great Britain
France
London
Pierre Laval
Il Duce
John Simon
Russia
Europe
Anthony Eden
Eden
Glee Clubs From Amarillo to Roswell For Festival
Amarillo High School glee clubs will travel to Roswell for the Great Southwestern Music Festival. More than 300 students from five states will sing in festival choruses with rehearsals on Wednesday and Thursday and concerts Friday. Forty Amarillo students will make the trip and Saturday a Carlsbad Caverns visit is planned.
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Amarillo High School
Roswell
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Amarillo
Carlsbad Caverns
Mabel Rowan
Great Britain's Tri Power Conference at Stresa and League Sessions
Report notes Britain will send representatives to the tri power conference at Stresa starting next Thursday and outlines key League of Nations council sessions planned for next week. A Brentau riot leaves a German Nazi and a Pole shot and another Pole beaten as tensions rise.
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Great Britain
Stresa
League of Nations Council
Free City OF Danzig
Brentau
Hitler sends wishes for recovery to Eden
Berlin telegram from Hitler to Capt. Anthony Eden expresses best wishes for a quick recovery from heart strain that forced withdrawal from government duties. News notes a decisive Nazi setback in Danzig where 17,504 votes prevented a dictatorship in the Free City of Danzig.
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Berlin
Reichafahrer
Hitler
Anthony Eden
Danzig
Free City vote falls short in Volkstag election
Final official figures show the Free City securing 59.1 percent of the votes in the Volkstag election, well below the 62.3 percent threshold required for control as it seeks unification with Germany.
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Germany
Volkstag
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