Doctors End Annual Meet in Amarillo
About 150 Panhandle physicians concluded two days of study in Amarillo at the annual district convention. Colorado and Kansas doctors attended along with West Texas colleagues. Wives joined a luncheon at Amarillo Country Club and a banquet at the Herring Hotel closed the event with a program and dance. Dr. J. J. Crume of Amarillo was elected president, succeeding Dr. FE W. Jones of Wellington.
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Panhandle
Southwest
Colorado
Kansas
Howard Puckett
Herring Hotel
J. J. Crume
Amarillo
FE. W. Jones
Wellington
Dallas booster visit aims to strengthen ties with Amarillo
One hundred Dallas goodwill ambassadors arrive at 4 20 pm aboard a booster train, parade through Amarillo business district led by a 30 piece band, then host a free public concert in Ellwood Park at 7 30 pm. They attend a Herring Hotel dance after a welcome at the Amarillo Hotel by the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce.
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Dallas
Good Will
Santa Fe
Dallas Party
Ellwood Park
Amarillo
Amarillo unleashed safety drive targets reckless driving
A state city joint campaign begins Saturday to curb defects and faulty brakes. Police and highway patrol will station eight testers and conduct brake checks at diverse locations while stressing compliance and reduced traffic violations during a Centennial era traffic surge.
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Amarillo
M.L. Beery
State Department of Public Safety
W. R. McDowell
Berty
Berry
McDowell
Texas
Italians Succeed In Taking Dessye As Addis Ababa Hears News
Italian troops burst into Dessye near Addis Ababa sealing control of northern routes. Mussolini negotiates with the League while assurances of peace on Italy’s terms loom over Ethiopia. Slavery abolition is reported amid ongoing East Africa talks.
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Henry T. Gorrell
United Press
Rome
U.P
Dessye
Emperor Haile Selassie
Addis Ababa
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Great Britain
League of Nations
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Mussolini
Geneva
Salvador de Madariaga
League
Ethiopia
Pietro Badoglio
Lake Tana
Sudan
Fritrean
Joseph EF. Sharkey
East Africa
Pompeo Aloisi
Il Duce
Duce
Fulvio Savich
Court action possible to reunite Freddie Bartholomew
In Los Angeles on April 15 legal steps loom to reunite child actor Freddie Bartholomew with his mother Lillian Mae Bartholomew. Attorney Leonard J Meyberg said Mrs Bartholomew seeks access to her son and would file a habeas corpus petition if Freddie cannot be produced. Freddie and his guardian and aunt Myllicent Bartholomew are reportedly in seclusion after being blocked from contact.
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Los Angeles
Freddie Bartholomew
England
First Rain of Spring Delivers Light Showers to Jericho
The region's first spring rain fell in the East Panhandle Tuesday night bringing about half an inch of precipitation near Jericho with showers across the Panhandle. Thunderstorms were reported along railroad tracks but yielded little moisture. Amarillo area forecasts call for fair weather tonight and Thursday with temperatures rising from 60 to 80 degrees and a low around 50.
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East Panhandle
Jericho
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Denver
Amarillo
The
Panhandle
Kennamer Verdict Set By Oklahoma Court Of Appeals
The State Criminal Court of Appeals refused oral arguments on Phil Kennamer pleas for rehearing after affirming his manslaughter conviction and 25 year sentence. A new verdict on the rehearing petition was set to be handed down on Friday.
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Oklahoma City
U.P
State Criminal Court of Appeals
Phil Kennamer
Fridax
Houston Gardens residents protest higher payments and faulty construction
Residents of the Houston Gardens homestead project northeast of Houston protested to the government over increased home payments and construction flaws. The 320 acre Department of Interior housing project began in 1934 and completed in 1935, featuring 80 four room and 20 five room homes for low income families.
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Roy J. Forrest Houston
U.P
Houston Gardens
Houston
Department of Interior
Reduction in Ad Valorem Tax Seen in Texas
Austin officials forecast a 25 to 50 percent cut in the state ad valorem tax for schools due to better collections and unexpected revenues. The automatic tax board will meet in June and is expected to lower the levy from the current 20 cents per $100 valuation, down toward 10 cents, the lowest in decades.
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Austin
Automatic Tax Board
Walker to Retire From Office. Hawkins Seeks Seat
J H Walker announced he will retire at end of current term and will not seek re election. Major J W Hawkins chief clerk of the land office announced his candidacy to succeed Commissioner Walker.
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Austin
J. H. Walker
J. W. Hawkins
the Land Office
Walker
Birth of Quintuplets Reported Near Hodos Farm
Officially unverified reports state quintuplets were born to Mrs Maria Lhnguraru on a farm near Hodos in Transylvania. The four surviving children include two boys and three girls with the mother recovering. The delivery occurred without a doctor present and the husband aided the birth.
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Bucharest
Romania
Hodos
Bihor
Transylvania
Maria Lhnguraru
Alexander Lhnguraru
Dionne
Oliva Dionne
Callander
Ont
American Medical Association
Hopes Fading for Entombed Miners in Nova Scotia Mine
Three men trapped in an abandoned gold mine near Moose River Nova Scotia faced certain death as a rescue shaft fought through 70 feet of rock. Rescue workers labored in shifts while exhausted miners started a new vertical shaft toward the 140 foot level where the men were trapped by a rock slide.
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Moose River
N. S
Knox Victor Over Borah in Illinois Primary
Illinois chose its favorite son Frank Knox over Idaho Senator Borah in a Republican presidential preference, with Chicago boosting Knox’s gains. Roosevelt ran unopposed in Democratic voting, while Gov. Horner won down-state support and Bundesen led Chicago in the gubernatorial race.
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Leonard Abert
Washington
Illinois
Frank Knox
Chicago
Borah
Idaho
Middlewest
U.P
William E. Borah
Cook County
Roosevelt
Henry Horner
Herman N. Bundesen
Horner
Bundesen
Kelly-Nash
Kelly
Patrick Nash
C. Wayland Brooks
English star Merle Oberon sues Selznick for 125333
Dark haired English screen star Merle Oberon seeks 125333 dollars in wages and damages from Selznick International for breach of contract over a Florence Nightingale film. She claims production was to start Feb 20 and that the studio abandoned the project for a similar theme and did not offer her the lead in The Garden of Allah.
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United Press Hollywood
Merle Oberon
Selznick International Studio
Florence Nightingale
Miss Oberon
Selznick International
Double pensions ruling lets Confederate veterans draw old age aid
Attorney General William McCraw ruled that Confederate soldiers or widows not in institutions may receive both Confederate pensions and old age assistance if they meet the constitutional and program standards. He said a 1929 act repealed indigency provisions of older laws, making the two programs harmonizable in practice, though the acts are in conflict. FHA LOANS. Long-Bell Lor. Co.
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Austin
William McCraw
McCraw
Cooks of Amarillo At School Draws 1300 Women
Mrs Martha McDonald led a cooking demonstration at the Municipal Auditorium as part of the 15th annual News Globe Cooking School drawing more than 1300 women. Delicacies and meats were prepared for homemakers while John C Sullivan of Furr Food Stores was slated to demonstrate meat butchering tomorrow.
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Mothers of Today
Mothers of Tomorrow
Municipal Auditorium
Martha McDonald
News-Globe
McDonald
John C. Sullivan
Furr Food Stores
WICC Parley Aides Chosen for May Conference
Committee chairmen selected assistants to represent the host city for the West Texas Chamber of Commerce. The eighteenth annual meeting will be held here May 11 through 13, with officials predicting record attendance. Jed Rix, convention manager, conferred with the chairmen on duties of the groups.
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Jed Rix
Reed lauds Court as defender of liberty in Kansas City
Former Missouri senator James A. Reed accused President Roosevelt of seeking laws that destroy liberty and urged voters to use ballots of free men. He praised the Supreme Court as a guardian of the people's liberties, likening it to historic Roman defenders at a bridge.
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Borah
Knox
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Young Democrats
Maryland
Hoover
Kansas City
U.P
James A. Reed
Missouri
United States Supreme Court
Kansas City Lawyers' Association
Horatius
Lartius
Herminius
Extradition Sought in California Sterilization Case
Extradition papers to return Mrs. Maryon Cooper Hewitt from New Jersey to California were sent to Gov. Harold G. Hoffman. The charges stem from sterilization of her 21 year old daughter Ann Cooper Hewitt who filed a $500000 civil suit. Co defendants Dr Tilson Tillman and Dr Samuel G Boyd face trial June 1 and are free on bond.
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Sacramento
Cal
U.P
Maryon Cooper Hewitt
New Jersey
California
Harold G. Hoffman
San Francisco
Destroyers collide during maneuvers off Luzon coast
The U S S Whipple and U S S Smith Thompson collided 45 miles northwest of Negro Point, Northern Luzon during squadron maneuvers. Whipple damaged in forward section, Smith Thompson damaged amidships with flooded engine room. No injuries reported.
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Manila
P. I
U.P
Whipple
Negro Point
Luzon
16Th Naval District
Navy
Olongapo
Amarillo Weather Forecast Signs Cooler Temperatures
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for fair skies tonight and Thursday with cooler air. West Texas and Panhandle areas also see fair weather and cooler temperatures, while New Mexico remains fair with cooler conditions in the northeast portion tonight. Temperature extremes in Amarillo reached between 60 and 80 degrees by early afternoon.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Heavenly 400 and the Four Hundred in Brisbane's column
Arthur Brisbane comments on immortality and the celestial four hundred. Bishop Stewart of Chicago suggests immortality may be omitted except for those with a definite relationship to God through spiritual life. Other souls cease to exist upon death.
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Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Stewart
Chicago
Movie Man Feist Dies in New York at 52
Felix F. Feist, 52, general manager of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, died early in New York. He led MGM during a peak era and was a prominent figure in Hollywood productions. News notes his death and reflects on his career.
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New York
Felix F. Feist
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Who Killed Cock Robin Question Turns Into Murder Case
Potter County grand jurors will confront a murder inquiry as Lorenzo Martinez remains jailed on $2,500 bond after arraignment for the killing of Murillo DeAnda Cardinez Murilo DeAnda. Officers reported Murilo Cardenas as the victim from the early Sunday shooting at a Mextean dance hall.
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Potter County
Cock Robin
Lorenzo Martinez
Murilo Cardenas
Martinez
Cardinez Murilo
Murillo DeAnda
Bob Clark
Pictures of First Lady with Black Escorts Testimony in Senate
Witness Vance Muse testified before the Senate Lobby Committee that he circulated pictures in the South showing Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt with two Black escorts. He named Allen Sheppard of Houston as a source and avoided giving a calendar date for his Texas affiliations. Muse clashed with Chairman Black over truthful questioning.
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Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Vance Muse
Houston
Texas
Southern Committee
Muse
Black
Senate
Sheppard
Election Managers Association
Texas Tax League of Houston
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Knox Victor
John Maynard Sbr, Co
McMurtry Paints
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Long-Bell Lor. Co
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