Pat Holdridge says minister going west
Claude Akers of Sanford said Miss Holdridge last saw Rev. Sharon Inman in Amarillo on April 15 and had no word of his whereabouts. Inman faced a church court today for alleged gross immorality from an elopement with Holdridge. Mrs Inman plans divorce and custody battles for Lowell and Danice. Akers framed the girl as a victim and said she was attending Southwest Missouri State Teachers College.
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Associated Press
Claude Akers
Sanford
Ezra
Pat) Holdridge
Miss Holdridge
Sharon Inman
Missouri
Amarillo
Holdridge
Inman
Cave Springs
Akers
Springfield
Lowell
Danice
Southwest Missouri State Teachers College
Taman
Phillips Gasoline
Two Plane Crashes Claim Four Lives in California and Arizona
In California, Army Lt. Stephen Beck and passenger Marjorie Hughes died when Beck’s plane hit a high tension line after takeoff from Santa Rosa. The incident is under joint army and civil investigation. In Arizona, Carmel Giragi publisher and pilot Jack Irish perished when their aircraft wrecked on West Sunset Mountain after an extensive search ended with recovery team findings.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Army
Stephen A. Beck
Marjorie Hughes
Crissy Field
San Francisco
Beck
Winslow, Ariz
Carmel Giragi
Arizona
Jack Irish
Sunset Mountain
Winslow
Japanese pull back from Peiping area as Chinese counter moves
Chinese and Japanese reports clash over battles near the Great Wall area. Chinese headquarters claim recapture of Chienan and Lulung and a counter-offensive south of Kupeikow, with heavy losses for Japanese and renewed unity among Chinese factions. Japanese dispatches cite Chinese casualties around 3,000 and say Shangsuntze fell, with Jehol City captor Kawahara expanding control and air bombers pressing retirement toward Miyun.
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Tientsin
China
Swan River
Peiping
Chienan
Lulung
Kupeikow
Great Wall Pass
Tokyo
Great Wall of China
Jehol City
Tadashi Kawahara
Nantienmen
Miyun
Great Wall Passage
East Texas wells resume under new production limits
East Texas 10 000 oil wells shut since April 6 are allowed to operate under a temporary order from the state railroad commission effective until May 10. Wells may produce 40 to 150 barrels daily with total field output estimated between 748 000 and 1 500 000 barrels a day. Some marginal wells may not reach allotments while the order can be amended before its expiration.
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Austin
East Texas
State Railroad Commission
Kilgore
Commission
Key Wells
E. O. Thompson
Texas House approves cigarette tax to fund schools
The House passed a bill to dedicate all three cent cigarette tax receipts to the state school fund for two years and tighten enforcement to raise over 1 million dollars annually. After two years, existing distribution would resume. The Senate must act and the governor sign for effect. The chamber also advanced student reinstatement measures and three constitutional amendments on county home rule, city county mergers, and consolidated offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
General Revenue Fund
Z. E. Coombes
Dallas
Coombes
Texas
Senate
House
Supreme Court
University of Texas
Inflation Plan Moves Through Senate For President Roosevelt
The April 24 report details the Senate debate on an inflation plan to empower President Roosevelt to expand credit and currency. It outlines four provisions including government bond purchases, additional currency, a 50 percent gold content cap, and silver for European debt payments. Washington observers note bipartisan support but debate over inflation fears.
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Lyle
Wilson
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas
Denn
Okla
Treasury
Federal Reserve
United States
Thormag
Today by Arthur Brisbane on money and gold standards
The article discusses money as a social contract, warns against monopolization by a few schemers, and argues for maintaining sufficient money supply. It notes France’s commitment to the gold standard and urges expanding gold reserves to influence global gold flows.
Arrest Warrant Planned for Julian in Shanghai
Oklahoma City reports United States district attorney Herbert K. Hyde says fugitive oil promoter C. Julian has been located in Shanghai. Bellet, the US district attorney in the Shanghai American colony, notified Hyde who will have a fugitive warrant prepared for Julian’s return to face trial in June for a $3.5 million fraud conspiracy. A $5,000 reward remains for Julian who skipped his February trial. the indictment includes over 50 other defendants linked to the C. Julian Ol & Royalties Company which is now in receivership.
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Oklahoma City
United States
C. ©. Julian
Shanghai
China
Herbert K. Hyde
Julian
George A. Bellet
Atetorney
Hyde
Bellett
California
Oklahoma
C. Julian Ol & Royalties Company
Lindberghs Plan Business Westward Flight Inspection
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh paused in Kansas City on a westward air journey to inspect equipment for the Transcontinental and Western Air Lines where he serves as technical adviser. They planned to reach Los Angeles next to inspect two new aircraft types to be operated on the line later this summer.
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Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Lindbergh
Hispany
Amarillo
Chas. A. Lindbergh
Kansas City
Wichita
Kan
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lone Eagle
Transcontinental and
Western Air Lines
St. Louis
Borger Woman Found Strangled Near Hennessey
Mrs. Ethel Moon, 38, of Borger Texas, was found hanged from a fence post in a pasture three miles north of Hennessey Oklahoma. Relatives note she had been troubled by domestic strife and had been nervous prior to the death.
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Hennessey
Okla
Ethel Moon
Borger
Tex
Wheat and Cotton Carried Up Again
New York trading opened with broad gains as wheat and cotton led a rally among commodities and stocks, with futures in silver and crude rubber rising while wool tops eased on profit taking. Bond issues also advanced on the New York Stock Exchange despite inflation concerns.
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New York
Chicago
New York Stock Exchange
U. S
Panhandle Lumber Executive Reports Shifting Capitol Scene
John E. Hill of Panhandle Lumber returns from Washington stating the picture changes hourly. He notes a general move toward action amid minority views and praises President Roosevelt's careful handling. Hill commends Congressman Marvin Jones of Amarillo and credits The Amarillo Globe News for accurate national coverage.
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John E. Hill
Panhandle Lumber Company
Washington, D. C
Mr. Hill
Roosevelt
Amarillo
Burl Bufkin’s Mother Dies in Amarillo Rites Pending
Mrs Mary M Bufkin 52 mother of Burl Bufkin football star and Sandie alumna died at Northwest Texas Hospital She lived at 604 Van Buren Street was a First Baptist Church member prominent in the Sandie Mothers organization Survivors include three other sons Lester Marshall Russell and three daughters Thelda York Rathbun Burl Bufkin to arrive from Seattle Funeral services to be announced by Boxwell Brothers per relatives’ wishes
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Mary M. Bufkin
Burl Bufkin
Pacific Northwest
Sandie
Northwest Texas Hospital
Bufkin
van Buren Street
First Baptist Church
Sandie Mothers
Amarilo
L. 8. Bufkin
Lester
Marshell
Attack on Union Leaves One Dead
In New York on April 24 a group armed with guns knives a lead pipe and billiard cues attacked members of the Communist Needle Trade Workers Industrial Union in the fur district. One person was killed and ten are hospitalized with injuries.
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New York
WUPR
Fur District
Communist Needle Trade Workers Industrial Union
Stamford boy among car crash injured near highway
Stamford April 14 George J. Smith 12 son of Mr and Mrs George Smith was fatally hurt his mother a younger sister and two Stamford women were injured when their automobile overturned on the highway nine miles northwest of Stamford Sunday night
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Stamford
George J. Smith
George Smith
Here
Spy scare over European forts grips three nations
Paris reports a renewed spy scare as France imprisons dozens of Italians and other foreigners tied to fortification work along the Rhine and in the Alps. Arrests of French agents occur in Italy and a German-led roundup of French agents continues since the Nazi rise to power.
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Paris
Europe
France
Germany
Italy
Rhineland
French Alps
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday in Amarillo area. West Texas west of the 100th meridian remains generally fair tonight. New Mexico sees fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Today’s temperature extremes reach 42 to 69 degrees by 1 PM.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
French Gold Influx Fortifies World Refuge
Paris reports France as a golden fortress defending the remaining gold standards. Air shipments bring over 12 million dollars in gold to the Bank of France from Amsterdam, with Belgium and Switzerland also moving gold by land and sea.
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John Evans
Associated Press
Paris
France
Bank of France
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
United States
le Bourget Field
Amsterdam
May Not Push Mooney Trial In San Francisco
April 24 report from San Quentin notes defense counsel question prosecution in the Mooney bombing trial. Assistant DA Murphy signals possible no case to present Wednesday. Frank J. Walsh arrives from New York to represent Mooney, who could leave prison for the first time since 1917. Warden Holohan bans interviews with the aging inmate, whose death sentence for 1916 bombing was commuted to life.
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San Francisco
Tom Mooney
Willam W. Murphy
Frank J. Walsh
New York
Mooney
San Quentin
James
Holohan
Missing hydro plane drama over Policastro bay
Three sea planes returned from a search over Policastro bay reporting no trace of the missing hydro plane with eight aboard including one American. The aircraft was forced down yesterday prompting the search.
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Naples
Bay of Policastro
Plot to kill Hitler thwarted by arrests at Himsting
German authorities detained a Hindu alleged Communist and his chauffeur at Himsting border station on April 24, believing the plot to assassinate Chancellor Adolf Hitler had been foiled.
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Munich
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Himsting
Quake Strikes Island of Coos in Aegean Sea
A strong earthquake yesterday on the island of Coos near Rhodes killed several people and injured many more. Early reports indicate the island remains Italian territory and emergency crews are assessing the damage today.
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Coo
Aegean Sea
Rhodes
Former Premier Herriot Visits Mount Vernon Shrine
Mount Vernon reports that former French premier Herriot visited the Mount Vernon shrine on April 24 to pay respects to George Washington. He listened to guides explain the President's era and French visitors such as LaFayette and Rochambeau were highlighted through souvenirs. He was accompanied by his advisory staff for conferences with President Roosevelt.
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Mount Vernon
Herriot
France
George Washington
LaFayette
Rochambeau
Roosevelt
Death of Girl Is Now Held a Murder
Lola Wells a 20 year old student nurse and beauty contest winner is now regarded as murdered after a three county inquiry. Her sweetheart Max Locker bitz promised cooperation and agreed to testify at the coroners inquest which reconvened to review new evidence. The body was found in the Illinois River near Chillicothe on a Tuesday with no water in the lungs, changing the suicide initial theory.
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Chillicothe
Lola Wells
Dlinois
Max Lockerbitz
Miss Wells
Here
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PLANG
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W. J
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Jose Carrasco
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Juarez
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Mexico
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Borah
Idaho
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