Fults Surrenders to Denton Police Heads to Huntsville Prison
Ralph Fults, 24, who left Texas with a conditional pardon, surrendered to three Denton police and faces revocation of his pardon. Rangers planned to escort him to Huntsville Prison. federal and Mississippi authorities seek charges for harboring Hamilton and bank robbery, revealing a 10 year criminal record.
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Dallas
Ralph Fults
Texas Penitentiary
Denton
Clyde Barrow
Raymond Hamilton
Fults
Texas Rangers
Huntsville
Hamilton
Mississippi
McKinney
Easter Next: Christ's Body Placed in Tomb
A brief report notes Jesus Christ's body laid in the tomb following his crucifixion, marking the Easter sequence with religious observance and mounting public attention.
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Christ
Denton man linked to bank holdup and fugitive case
Otis Morris of Denton faces federal charges for aiding fugitive Fults after a vehicle pursuit by three Denton officers in a Lake Dallas area blind lane. Fults, a prison escapee, was captured in Fort Worth to face a guard-killing charge.
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Hamilton
McKinney
Prentiss
Memphis
Tenn
Fort Worth
Otis Morris
Denton
Sherman
Fults
Morris
Lake Dallas
Toy Balloon Fatal For Alabama Girl
Four year old Fannie May Pollock of Birmingham died after swallowing a toy balloon. She blew up the balloon, squeezed it small, and drew air from it with fatal results. She died before aid arrived four blocks from home.
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Birmingham
Ala
Fannie May Pollock
Fannie May
Fanne May
Tennessee Solons End Rift With Singer Mary McCormic
In Nashville on April 18 the Tennessee legislature, after a long clash, united briefly as Miss Mary McCormic the Singer was introduced. She became chief of staff to the lieutenant governor and speaker pro tem. She sang Danny Boy after promising to perform.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Mary McCormic
House
Danny Boy
Miss McCormic
My Beauty Hint: Vinegar Rinse for Hair Shine
A screen actress shares a beauty tip, rinsing hair after shampoo with a vinegar and water solution. About one cup of vinegar to a basin of water is used to remove soap buildup and impart a natural sheen.
Bill Would Bar Youth Under 18 From Beer Sales
The Texas House sent to the Senate a bill prohibiting anyone under 18 from selling or delivering beer, aiming to stop underage girls from serving as curbside beer carriers. Rep. R. H. Holland of Houston described the measure as a safeguard against youth employment in beer sales.
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Austin
U.P
Senate
House of Representatives
R. H. Holland
Houston
House
Editors Meet to Talk Shop at 11th Conference
Editors and managing editors from major U S newspapers gather at the National Press Club for the 11th annual American Society of Newspaper Editors convention. The three day program features off the record interviews with President Roosevelt and Donald Richberg and a debate on the conflict between the important and the interesting in newspapers. Grove Patterson opens the event with the President's address at the White House tonight.
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Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Rosevelt
Donald Richberg
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
National Press Club
M. W. Atwood
Gannett
E. S Beck
Chicago Tribune
United States
Wallace Odell
Westchester Newspapers, Inc
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Tom Wallace
Louisville Times
Roosevelt
White House
Medical College's Dean Bethel Dies in Galveston
Dr George E Bethel 41 dean of the University of Texas Medical College died in Galveston after months of illness. Born in Garland Texas he studied there and at the University of Texas. He trained at St Marys Infirmary Galveston and later served as resident physician at Philadelphia General Hospital for two years.
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Galveston
George E. Bethel
University of Texas Medical College
Garland
Texas
University of Texas
St Mary's Infirmary
Bethel
Philadelphia General Hospital
Synthetic fibers surge in German textile industry
At Leipzig on April 18 reports state synthetic cotton and wool are rapidly replacing natural products in Germany. The new artificial yarn wolfstra blends syntheic wool with natural fibers to make durable cloth for suits, dresses, stockings and more, at about 40 percent lower cost. The artificial cotton vistra can be spun on regular machinery. Germany has imported 94 percent of its wool in recent years.
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Leipzig
U.P
Germany
Magnesia Onxoida Health Aid Promises Digestive Relief
An advertisement touts Magnesia Onxoida as a simple remedy to improve gall bladder function and aid digestion. It claims two tablets after meals and before bed stimulate bile flow and intestinal cleansing, promising vigor and better health from a druggist source.
New Synthetic Materials Might Alter Global Textile Power
Yarns abroad form 16 percent of world supply and the advent of new synthetics could render Germany independent of foreign cotton and wool. The change promises significant economy and a stronger bargaining position for Germany on the world stage.
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Germany
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Polk
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Good Housekeeping Institute
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