Fire Death Of Girl Is Told Court
In Belton a 16 year old girl Doris Yarbrough died from gasoline burns September 7 1932 while helping Cal Yarbrough mend an auto. Witnesses described buckets of gasoline and a blaze in the garage. The defendant claimed he mixed up buckets and saved the girl as he twice tried to douse the fire.
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Austin
Doris Yarbrough
Belton
Cal Yarbrough
126Th District
A. E. Ballard
Dr. Ballard
Yarbrough
Tom Carpenter
Carpenter
Free After Nine Years Hiding In Attic Case
Charles E. Youngblood, charged with killing his wife in 1924, walked free after Judge Charles Gilbert directed a verdict of not guilty. He hid in his mother's Nashville home for nine years, assisting with chores by day and sheltering in an attic at night, hoping to regain health and later publish his experiences.
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Nashville
Tenn
Charles E. Youngblood
Charles Gilbert
Criminal Court
Youngblood
Want Ad Sale Ends April 14 In The News Globe
Advertisers urged to use a special offer of 15 words for a dollar with ads running through April 19 unless early results end it. The sale targets better wants ads to overcome a ten word habit, open to all classifications, with out of town players invited to mail a dollar today. Local subscribers can call to place ads by telephone.
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News-Globe
News
the Globe
News Globe
Gas wastage in Panhandle gas field sparks plan
A Senate committee heard H. M. Stalcup of Skelly Oil push a four point plan to curb Panhandle gas waste. Proposals include repealing the stripping law for sour gas, enforcing a gas oil ratio, rateable buying, and unitization. Stalcup lamented long standing waste and urged action despite high repressuring costs.
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Associated Press
Senate
Panhandle
H. M. Stalcup
Tulsa
Skelly Oil Company
Stalcup
Starcup
Texas Railroad Commission
Grace of God
Railroad Commission
United States
Stalecup
Grain speculators denounced at farm bill hearing in Washington
Representative Marvin Jones of Amarillo assailed Chicago Board of Trade speculators at a House Agriculture Committee hearing on a commodity exchange bill to regulate grain markets. He cited Arthur W. Cutten’s actions as a sad commentary on Chicago business ethics.
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Washington
Chicago Board of Trade
Marvin Jones
Amarillo
Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Jones
Arthur W. Cutten
Chicago
Charles V. Easinger
First National Bank of Chicago
Harriman
Easroger
Cutten
Henry A. Wallace
Chicago Exchange
Farrier
Henry J. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Congress
Allen
Robert P. Boylan
Boylan
House Agriculture Commies
Germany says war fund is its own business
Berlin dispatch quotes the Diplomatic Korrespondenz asserting Germany may spend on arms as its own affair. The paper, mouthpiece of the foreign office, questions why France or others protest large budget increases and says Germany has no aim or ability to start an arms race, seeking only minimal defense.
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Germany
Berlin
Diplomatische Korrespondenz
Foreign Office
France
Britain
United States
de Korrespondent
Sedalia Anniversary Dinner Steam Table Blast Tragedy
Scalding water and steam exploded from an improvised steam table at a 30th anniversary dinner for Missouri Pacific railway shops in Sedalia. Two men died and 22 were burned, three critically, as women served 1,500 attendees in a large paint shop. The blast caused roof and wall damage and chaos as workers rushed in.
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Sedalia
U.P
Missouri Pacific
Mary Khars
A. G. Hansam
Hos
Wirt Charge Is Qualified In Pro German War Record
Washington reports the chief investigator of the brain trust revolution qualified his claim that Gary Indiana schoolmaster Dr William A Wirt served a jail term for pro German activities during World War I In House debate Chairman Bulwinkle said no probe into Wirt was intended and that if he had been a target he would have exposed his private character The congressionally recorded speech later corrected to note Wirt was not proved to have been arrested during the war
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Washington
Brain Trust
William A. Wirt
Gary
Ind
Bulwinkle
Special House
Wirt
Congressional
McGugin
R. Kan
James A. Reed
Lombardo Deadline Nearing for Letter Contest
The News-Globe invites letters to Lombardo Editor requesting Guy Lombardo and the Royal Canadians perform next Monday night. Submissions must be in The News office by Friday 6 pm, under 100 words with a reason for the request. Top letters win concert tickets. details on pricing and reservations are listed, with limited lower floor access for the Tri-State Fair event.
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Guy Lombardo
Royal Canadians
Lombardo
Core
News-Globe
Tri-State
Lois Black
News- Globe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Senate votes to raise inheritance taxes under Lafollette plan
The Senate approved a major expansion of inheritance taxes aimed at raising 92 million dollars yearly. The Lafollette amendment broadens the top estate levy to 60 percent, raises exemptions to 40 thousand, and creates new schedules while preserving the first 1 to 20 percent rate. House leaders doubt passage of the 10 percent income tax surcharge.
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Lafollette
Wisconsin
Finance Committee
House
Senate
Rainey
Gotham Mayor Cuts Millions Off Deficits
New York April 12 Mayor LaGuardia and experts trimmed 12,429,541 from the city deficit of 31,000,000 as retrenchment advances through 13 departments. The measure eliminates 1,010 jobs imposes furloughs 7 to 30 days and cuts salaries for departmental commissioners and deputies to balance the half billion budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
LaGuardia
Board of Estimate
Kidnaper of Child Gets Sanity Hearing
Chicago reported that George Rogalski a 13 year old schoolboy who lured two year old Dorette Zietlow to a livery stable loft where she died of exposure was held in Cook County jail for a sanity hearing and possible murder charges.
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Chicago
George Rogalski
Dorette Zietlow
Cook County
President Roosevelt Heads Home After Leisure Cruise
President Roosevelt, in a jovial mood, departs Bahaman waters aboard the Nourmahal and returns to Washington aboard his special train. He recounts two weeks of fishing and rest, plays down political concerns, and notes orders were sent to aides to rest. A narrow accident marred departure as a trailer nearly struck the party near Miami. General Hugh S. Johnson and Donald Richberg accompany him, along with McIntyre and reporters.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Miami
Nourmahal
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Hugh 8. Johnson
Donald Richberg
NRA
Fia
Bahaman
Hugh &. Johnson
National Recovery Administrator
Gulf Stream
General Johnson
Marvin H. McIntyre
Truck Driver Held Al Hamilton's Pal
John Basden a 22 year old truck driver identified by three victims was charged as a companion of Raymond Hamilton in the 1543 robbery of the Grand Prairie State Bank on March 19 Basden arrested at a grocery warehouse and held on a robbery with firearms complaint bank president J F Waggoner cashier J T Yeager and bookkeeper Maude Crawford identified him
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Dallas
John Basden
Raymond Hamilton
Grand Prairie State Bank
Basden
J. T. Yeager
Governor Warns of Martial Law to Halt Foreclosed Lands
Oklahoma Governor W H Murray vowed martial law to stop foreclosed school land sales set for Monday. He ordered troops to be ready in at least 20 counties after county treasurers advertised tracts, aiming to prevent clouded titles and potential litigation.
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Oklahoma City
W. H. Murray
Murray
Ross Kouth
Adjutant General's
School Land Commission
Dr Wirt Set To Testify In Washington Grain Trust Plot
Washington bustle surrounds congressional inquiry into Dr Wirt who claims grain trust figures close to the President plot a real revolution. editor notes the claim reflects his view and not The Globe.
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Washington
Dr. Wirt
Grain Trust
Stalin
Ten Thousand Gift Linked to Smith Campaign Trial
Evidence presented in the trial of Bishop James Cannon Jr and Ada Burroughs shows Joseph Frelinghuysen Jr, former New Jersey senator, gave $10,000 to fund anti Smith efforts in 1928. Frank Ferguson of Hudson County National Bank testified amid objections by defense counsel McNeill. The case centers on unreported $65,300 from E C Jameson for the anti Smith campaign under the federal corrupt practices act.
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Washington
Joseph 8. Frelingnuy~sen
New Jersey
James Cannon, Jr
Alfred BE. Smith
Frank Ferguson
Ada Burroughs
E. C. Jameson
New York Insurance
Dillinger Search Tightens As Marshal Units Track Dillinger
Officers maintained a night long vigil along highways toward Shreveport and Texarkana after a Justice Department alert indicated John Dillinger headed toward Marshall. Dozens of cars were stopped and searched with no results found.
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Dillinger
Marshall
Shreveport
Texarkana
Department of Justice
John Dillinger
Mother Greets Boy Baggage With Open Arms
Donald Scooter Kelly five under two buses arrived in Houston after a 1700 mile trip from Erie Pennsylvania. He had been separated from his mother Dorothy Kelly for 16 months and rode the bus in baggage rooms for safety. The reunions moments brought relief and vows of no more separations.
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Houston
Donald
Scooter) Kelly
Erie
Dorothy Kelly
Scooter
Weather forecast for Amarillo and nearby regions
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight and Friday statewide with warm Panhandle, New Mexico unsettled conditions. Temperature highs range from 43 to 54 degrees at one o'clock with oil price listed as 20c to 26c per gallon at 1900 W. 4.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Russians Rescued From Arctic Prison Airlift Reaches Sixty Four
April 12 report says 22 more Russians stranded since February 13 on a drifting ice floe were rescued by airplanes. Six remain aboard the floe as rescue flights under hazardous conditions near the Polar North pull 64 to the mainland at Cape Van Karén Siberia in two days. An original party of 100 plus was cast away when the steamer Cheliuskin sank during a voyage back from Wrangel Island. Detectives shot: Eisman mortally wounded while patrolling as a private detective in Passaic New Jersey. Eisman testified in the trial of four high police officials found guilty of nonfeasance in office.
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Istanbul
Samenel Insull
United States
Istanbul House of Detention
Smyrna
Exilona
Chicago
Burton Y. Berry
Turkey
Insull
Wearsel
Karkakeuy Bridge
Galata
Bosphorus
Malatia
Greece
Adana
Nia Comfort
Allah
Mohammed
Turkish Court of Appeals
Moscow
Government
Cape van Karen
Siberia
Iee
Cheliuskin
Wrangel Island
Passaic
N. J
Jacob Eisman
Fisman
Charlies J. Monks
Byrd Party in Camp After Frigid Treks
The southern wing of Byrd’s second Antarctic expedition returns to Little America after a 260 mile round trip through snow and ice. Captain Alan Inpease Taylor reports a record cold March with subzero temps including 60 below and 61 below on March 23 and 29.
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Byrd
Little America
Antartica
Vic Mackay
Edsel Ford
Queen Maude
Alan Inpease Taylor
Royal Flying Corps
Taylor
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Ibn Saud
Saudi Arabia
Imam Yahya
Yemen
Napoleon
Desert
Tehama
Arabia
Ibn
Mahomet
U. S
Gotham
al Hamilton
Arthur Brisbane
Austria
America
Globe
Prishane
Wirth
Bishop Cannon
al, Smith
Arctic
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