AAA Plans 10 Cut Farm Pay by 29 Million
AAA officials estimate about 550 million dollars will be paid to American farmers under the 1935 crop adjustment program, down 20 million from 1934. They note a shift toward regional production control and regionalized programs to reduce surpluses, with broader goals of farm ownership promotion and rural rehabilitation.
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AAA
Stephen J. McDonough
Washington
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
Southland
Congress
South
Texas
Oklahoma
Delta
Lower
Mississippi
Piedmont
Hamlin Murder Trial Hears Doctor On Inheritance Of Disease
Dr. Gist testified about social disease transfer from parent to child and inheritance possibilities as the Hamlin case moves forward. He discussed the potential for a man to pass the disease to a child and noted related testimony read in newspapers. The judge warned the jury on admissibility as witnesses described events around the slain woman and recent lodge meeting appearances.
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Simpson
Gist
Hamlin
Miller
L. D. Lewis
Nelson
War Leaders Oppose Profits Limit in Arms War
Washington April 9 Col C T Harris Jr head of War Plans division testified before the Senate Munitions Committee voicing opposition to a 3 percent profits limit on war profits while agreeing with removing profits from war and warning against high tax rates that could hinder production of essential war materials during ongoing anti war profit debates.
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Washington
War Department
Senate Munitions Committee
Harris
Simon Comments on Hitler Proposals In Berlin Meeting
Sir John Simon outlines Hitler's military plan including 36 divisions and 550000 troops with arms parity claims. Sassoon notes Britain’s speed up in aircraft programs to counter Germany. Simon says Germany seeks equal supervision and favors an air pact among Locarno powers, and that colonial restoration was demanded.
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John Simon
Phillip Sassoon
Britain
Germany
Simon
House
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
France
Sir John
Britain ready to join broad European security pact
London reports say Britain will actively participate in a comprehensive European security system if France and Italy accept British proposals to be presented Thursday at Stresa. Stanley Baldwin stated Britain is willing to take steps against any aggressor, signaling commitment to mutual assistance among European powers.
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Albert Wilson Spyright
Associated Press
London
Great Britain
France
Italy
Stresa
Europe
Stanley Baldwin
Council
McMullins Denies Mentioning Man Seen With Hamlin
Under cross examination Mrs. McMullins denied telling a neighbor she saw a man with Mrs. Hamlin in a car on Tenth Avenue after the lodge meeting adjourned. She was dismissed by both sides. Simpson announced the state would rest and Miller said he would begin rebuttal at 1:30.
Rubber Strike Lines Defined in Akron as Walkout Looms
In Akron on April 9 unions and rubber companies prepared for a likely strike. Firestone and Goodrich workers queued with ballots as vote tallies awaited at the Goodyear plant. Union leaders pressed for a 30 hour week and full recognition of bargaining rights.
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Akron
Firestone
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Coleman C. Claherty
United Rubber Works of America
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
German War Hero Honored As Ludendorff's Birthday Celebrated
The German war minister paid tribute to Gen Erich Ludendorff calling him a great field commander as Germany marked his 70th birthday at his home. Ludendorff wore full dress uniform while Von Blomberg spoke praising his influence on Germanys new defense force. Two air squadrons roared overhead and roses fell during the ceremony.
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Erich Ludendorff
Germany
Ludendorff
von Blomberg
Dooley Named New Chief of School Board
Amarillo School Board members named Joe Dooley as president during a board meeting. Judge A. L. Morgan declined re-election as president due to travel. T. B. Gallaher was chosen as vice president.
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Dooley
Amarillo
Joe Dooley
A. L. Morgan
Judge Morgan
T. B. Gallaher
Europe Moves Anti War Profits Bill Passed
The McSwain anti war profits bill was passed by the House and sent to the Senate. A preceding vote of 205 to 183 eliminated a section allowing conscription of manpower in wartime.
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Europe
Washington
McSwain
House
Senate
Annual Inspection of Infantry Slated
The annual federal inspection of Regimental Headquarters Company 142nd Infantry under Captain Arthur W Ball will be conducted Wednesday night by Major George Corbin U S A inspection officer. Members will undergo formal inspection in ranks followed by drills and first aid and communications training. Guard troops will receive quarterly pay after the inspection. other Amarillo guardsmen units will be inspected next week.
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142Nd Infantry
Arthur W. Ball
George Corbin
Amarillo
Vanderbilts Honeymoon Echoes Across Amarillo Visit
Mrs. Vanderbilt describes a short honeymoon after her lecture tour. Former Miss Helen Warner, from Clarksburg West Virginia, may be joined by writer husband Neil. She notes Western hospitality, courteous clerks, good Amarillo stores and helpful locals during a flat tire incident.
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Mrs. Vanderbilt
Florida
Helen Warner
Clarksburg
W. Va
Vanderbilt
Neil
Amarillo
New Mexico
Girl killer committed to insane asylum in Oklahoma
Gay Williams, 20, confessed to killing Katherine Cline with a 10 pound rock after the girl asked to “go where mother is.” He was committed to the state hospital for the insane in Drumright following threats of mob violence.
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Norman
Okla
Gay Williams
Drumright
State Hospital For the
Wiliams
Lester Cook
Katherine Cline
A. V. Cline
Williams
Sapulpa
George B. Willhite
Death row inmates Hamilton and Palmer face execution date set
Hamilton and Palmer await the fixed date for their executions after a manhunt and prison escape. Hamilton, who escaped once from the same cell, told the judge he would prefer to die with Palmer. Authorities say no clemency or insanity pleas will delay the chair.
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Hamilton
Palmer
Joe
Fort Worth
Rogers
California Storm Toll Hits Roseville and Valley Areas
Rescue workers found Pete Peniotes in a ravine near Roseville where F Jiminez A Caballero A Hernandez Jose Var gas FE Esquda B Hernandez Steve Pitakis Louis Apostales and Sam Darras are identified as locals. Tony Espinoza at the railroad hospital is dying as flood hazards ease after the storm peak. Homes farms crops stores highways and railroads suffered across the Paes and San Joaquin Valleys with California rain.
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Roseville
F. Jiminez
A. Caballero
A. Hernandez
Jose Vargas
FE. Esquda
B. Hernandez
Steve Pitakis
Louis Apostales
Sam Darras
Pete Peniotes
Tony Espinoza
California
Paes
San Joaquin
Bridge Dispute Over Foot Position Causes Tense Moment
Culbertson and Sims argued over table feet during a bridge game. Culbertson claimed Sims crowded him and spread his feet to extend the line under the table. Sims denied and both sides briefly clashed when Culbertson drew a chalk line and urged boundary adherence.
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Sims
Culbertson
Culbertsons Lead In Rubber Match Turnaround Incident
Mrs Culbertson revealed the clash involved her feet as the Culbertsons win 62 rubbers to 50 for the Simses. The overall score stands 95 370 to 80 730. Britain approves a Bristol to The Wash waterway plan estimated at 2 million dollars to split England.
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Culbertsons
Simses
Bristol
Wash
England
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Virginia Street
Danzig Free City
Danzig
League of Nations
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U.K
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Watkins
Hinton
Mr. Watkins
H. W. Brymer
C. T. Crowe
Amarillo Hotel
Cal Farley
Hamburg
Ersatz Elsass
Ersatz Hessen
North Sea
Major Crowson
Max Rogers
Desperado
Joe Palmer
Dean
T. Gordon Wilson
Blackburn
Schulte United
Polk
Edith
Lux
Joan Blondell
Olle
BAYER
Ae Pte
Norge
Howard E. Blood
Rollator
Norge Corporation
Borg-Warner Corp
Detroit, Michigan
Amarillo Furniture CO
Savier St
Pampa Furniture Co
Pampa, Texas
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