Grand jury inquires into Wendel confession in Lindbergh case
Mercer County grand jury seeks Dr. John Condon as it probes a repudiated confession by disbarred attorney Paul H. Wendel that he kidnapped and killed the Lindbergh baby. Foreman Allyne Freeman disclosed the request but withheld further details and denied aiming to question about Bruno Hauptmann or Hauptmann’s case.
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Trenton
N. J
John F Jaffie Condon
Mercer County Grand Jury
Lindbergh
Grand
Paul H. Wendel
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Allyne M. Freeman
Dr. Condon
New York
Wendel
Freeman
Hauptmann
Condon
Mahion B. Foster
Bellefonte
Foster
al Capone
Chicago
Easter observances span globe with rites and parades
Easter marked by religious processions in Jerusalem and Vatican rites, peaceful in Rome though Pope Pius health limited mass. Crowds filled Moscow churches while Mexico City Catholics worshiped freely. In Chicago and New York fashion parades and sunny promenades drew thousands as bombings and riots hit Dublin and Warra Hall a Ethiopia.
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Irene
Dublin
Jerusalem
Vatican
St. Peter's
Pius
Italy
Roosevelt
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Washington
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Michigan Boulevard
Moscow
Mexico City
Irish Republican Army
Warra Halla
Ethiopia
Soldier Field
Winston-Salem
N. C
Hollywood
Calif
Colorado Springs
Lawton
Oklo
Gainesville
Calles Resting in California Amid Return Speculation
Former Mexican president Plutarco Elias Calles, exiled in the United States, rested at his daughter’s home in San Diego and said his return to Mexico depends on circumstances if the government respects laws. Capt. Manuel Fuentes of the Mexican army accompanied him. observers note Mexican secret service surveillance.
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San Diego
Calif
Plutarco Elias Calles
Mexico
Torreblanca
Manuel Fuentes
General Calles
Callies
Fuentes
Cardenas
Tijuana
México
Calles
Secret Service
Luis H. Morones
Interior
Mechor Ortega
Guanajuato
Los Angeles
Dal- AS
Prayerful gratitude after deadly week tornado
Survivors knelt in storm battered churches to give thanks for being spared as the week’s deadly tornado claimed more than 200 lives among their neighbors, underscoring the disaster’s scale and community resolve.
League Attacks New Deal Relief
The American Liberty League accused the New Deal relief program of waste and politics as a congressional bloc urged President Roosevelt to gain support for more public works funds to Secretary Ickes. The group targeted a $1.5 million House appropriations request to continue the WPA for another year after July 1, pressing for funds only for programs explicitly authorized by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Deal
American Liberty League
Roosevelt
Ickes
Liberty Leagues
House Appropriations
Congress
Paramount Theater Plans Air Wedding for Panhandle Couple
The Paramount Theater will stage an air wedding and air honeymoon to Dallas for a Panhandle couple. The ceremony, the first in Panhandle, will occur over Amarillo at 1 PM Tuesday if a couple is ready, with Braniff Airways funding the trip and expenses.
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Paramount Theater
Dallas
Amarillo
Paramount
Braniff Airways
Scout College Tonight at First Baptist Church
The Scouters University training school for Boy Scout and Cubbing leaders opens tonight with a 7:30 start at the First Baptist Church. Mayor Ross D. Rogers serves as dean and leads a 30 minute general session each night before 12 class sessions. Scout Executive Marvin J. Paul arranged the program.
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Scouters’ University
First Baptist Church
Ross D. Rogers
Marvin J. Paul
Mosquito Extermination Campaign Hurts Punk Market
In Honolulu on April 8 merchants blame FERA relief efforts for a booming mosquito extermination campaign that left punk stocks unsold. In Austin on April 13 range conditions for summer grazing remain steady, with cattle at 76 percent of normal, slightly below decade-average levels.
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Honolulu
FERA
Austin
Clarence ©. Parker
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Program Ahead for WTCC Eighteenth Annual Meeting
Jed Rix announces the tentative WTCC schedule for May 11 to 13 featuring registrations, luncheons, group conferences, entertainment, and dances. Governors banquet, centennial revue, and pageant highlight Monday and Tuesday with general assemblies, elections, and awards ending Wednesday with breakfast and adjournment.
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Jed Rix
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
D. A. Bandeen
WTCC
R. P. Parcells
General Assembly
Ray H. Nichols
E. O. Thompson
Chamber of Commerce
Amon G. Carter
West Texas
R. L. Thornton
Billy Rose
WICC
R. H. Nichols
Houston Harte
Four Die in Oklahoma Home Fire
Four persons were burned to death when the Henry Main rural home near Chandler Oklahoma burned. Victims include Henry Main his wife Ethel Main their daughter Juanita and Ethel's brother Everett Campin. Sheriff Gillespie cites unknown cause and a motorist warning too late.
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Chandler
Okla
Henry Main
WPA
Main
Ethel Main
Juanita
Everett Campin
Cardui Credited By Women For Menstrual Relief
Many women report relief from cramps faintness and nervousness after following mothers advice to take Cardui. Mrs F C Allen of Smithdale Mississippi describes severe spells and bed rest eased by Cardui and urges others to try it. If relief is not found consult a physician.
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Cardus
F. C. Allen
Smithdale
Miss
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Amarillo Globe
Texas
Jassie Condon
Grand Jury
FOX Drug Company
Randal Drug Stores
Paul Wendel
Martha McDonald
Globe-News
Cooking
Pierce Street
Pier Welt
FTD
Kelvinator
Home Economist
Amarillo Hardware Company
Polk Street
California
League
Scout College
Ross Rogers
City
Indian Ocean
B&m Cleaners
W. 16Th
Mrs
News-Globe
New Chambers Gas
America
New Chambers
Amarillo Hardware CO
Polk St
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