Million Dollar Dillinger Hunted Amid $25 Reward
Police close in on two cars described as Dillinger gang vehicles in Minnesota. meanwhile Mercer Wisconsin reports 5000+ officers chasing the outlaw John Dillinger after his escape from Bohemia. The only reward remains the $25 Indiana parole-violation bounty. Europe notes the hunt as a global interest grows.
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Mercer
Wis
America
John Dillinger
Department of Justice
Division of Investigation
Chicago
Little Bohemia
Here
Indiana
Europe
Atlantic Ocean
Tax Bill Near Final Conference Approval
Washington dispatch reports the compromise tax bill nearing final approval by conferees from the House and Senate. After agreement the measure may return to both chambers before crossing to the White House for presidential assent. The piece notes silver purchases, Dillinger anti crime bills, and queries about oil code pricing.
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Washington
Senate
White House
House Committee
House Rules Committee
Ickes
House
Foreign Affairs
House Agriculture
Blunt Japanese reply shapes Western doubts on Far East policy
World capitals weigh Tokyo's Far East declaration as Britain's call for clarification looms. Tokyo says its statement stands, while Britain, the U.S. and Geneva officials seek details. Roosevelt plans talks with Hull on China and other matters amid Tokyo issue. London papers urge clear exposition to avoid future misreads.
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Washington
Japan
Far East
State Department
Great Britain
Tokyo
China
Hirota
Lindley
London
Geneva
Masayuki Yokoyama
Asia
Roosevelt
Hull
Cordell Hull
Hall
William Phillips
Hiroshi Saito
Telegraph
News-Chronicle
Foreign Office
Trade scholarship offered for laundry work
Globe News ad promises profit for Fleming Business College trade scholarship in exchange for laundry work. Fleming College, phone 6304.
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Will
Business College
Fleming Business College
Oil Output Hits Highest Mark Since 1933 Reprieve
Texas oil production topped 1,010,625 barrels today after the Texas Railroad Commission raised allowances in four districts. The increases, effective at 7 am, follow a 1933 cut and exceed the federal April and May recommendation. East Texas remains unchanged while new wells push up other districts including Gulf Coast.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Commission
East Texas
Gulf Coast
Roosevelt rebukes revolution label as evolution
President Roosevelt, in an informal address at a subsistence homesteads exhibit, rejects charges of revolution behind New Deal policies, insisting the term should read evolution. He hints at the Wirt episode amid critics calling for panaceas to cure the nation's ills.
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Washington
O.R
Roosevelt
William A. Wirt
Gary
Ind
Music Federation Convention Opens in Galveston
The Texas Federation of Music Clubs opened its annual convention in Galveston on April 25 and runs through Saturday. Mrs. Lena Milam of Beaumont, president, led the executive boards. Mrs. I. D. Cole of Amarillo, vice president, presided over the district presidents council. Business sessions begin tomorrow.
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Galveston
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Lena Milam
Beaumont
I. D. Cole
Amarillo
Puppet Show For Tots Free Saturday Morning
Tickets to the Olvera puppet shows at the Municipal Auditorium will be released Saturday morning. Admission is free for Panhandle children, obtainable from Amarillo merchants aiding Globe News. Two children's shows run at 10 and 1, with a 25 cent adult show Saturday night.
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Olvera
Municipal Auditorium
Panhandle
Amarillo
Globe News
Drought Relief Talks Start in Austin
Conferences began in Austin to speed the Texas eight point nine million dollar drouth and hurricane relief program. Marie Dresden, state relief director, hosts discussions with officials from the U S Bureau of Public Roads and the Texas Highway Department to set a definite program for rapid disbursement and road work across fifty drought and hurricane affected counties including the Panhandle Midland East Texas and Rio Grande Valley.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
Marie Dresden
Panhandle
Midland
Rio Grande Valley
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Wage Accord Ends Strike in Alabama and New York
The Associated Press reports wage accords ending a 21 000 idle Alabama coal miners strike and a 3 000 striking New York glove workers dispute. Progress cited in auto and railroad talks. New troubles arise as Cleveland gas dealers strike threatens fuel supply and Kentucky coal operators warn of mine shutdowns. Gloversville wage timing disputed. Two additional settlements reached in Shenandoah district Pennsylvania mines and Diamond Match Company Barberton Ohio.
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Associated Press
Alabama
New York
Cleveland
Kentucky
Glovers
Gloversville
N. Y
Shenandoah District
Pennsylvania
Diamond Match Company
Barberton
Ex convict bared prison raid denial and plot links
Floyd Hamilton denied ties to the Eastham prison break and related crimes. A 10 page statement from James Mullen linked Clyde Barrow Bonnie Parker and others to the plan and to the Major Crowson killing. The group allegedly robbed a Lancaster bank of 4138.50 and divided loot at Terre Haute before fleeing pages.
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Dallas
Floyd Hamilton
Grand Prairie
Raymond Hamilton
Eastham State
Dence
Texas
James Mullen
Lament
Corsicana
Smoot Schmid
Major Crowson
Mullen
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Barrow
Jim Shawn
Winter King
Palestine
Tex
U.P
Ben Greenwood
Wellington
Hamilton
Lancaster
Parker
Terre Haute
Ind
Butterscotch Pie Emerges at Globe News Cooking School
Miss Christeen Chitwood led a session at Municipal Auditorium teaching housewives to craft and bake a butterscotch pie. She detailed crust preparation and filling methods and shared tips from various recipes to improve flavor and texture.
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the Globe News
Municipal Auditorium
Christeen Chitwood
Miss Chitwood
Rain Again On South Plains Delivers Measurable Moisture
An electrical storm brought light rainfall across the South Plains with totals from an eighth to a quarter inch. McLean reported the heaviest fall at half an inch, while Vega Shamrock Wellington and Pampa saw lighter amounts. Amarillo measured .04 inch and the forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures.
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Panhandle
South Plains
McLean
Amarillo
Rock Island
Vega
Shamrock
Wellington
Fort Worth
Vernon business man crushed to death in elevator
J. F. Davis, a prominent Vernon businessman, was crushed to death today in a freight elevator at his service station. The upper part of his chest was caught between the elevator floor and the second story floor, causing almost instantaneous death.
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Vernon, Tex
J. F. Davis
Vernon
Amarillo weather forecast: warm, clouds, frost risk
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight and Thursday for Amarillo and area. West Texas mix of partly cloudy to cloudy with warmer temperatures. New Mexico sees fair conditions with frost in extreme northwest. Temperature extrema today 44 and 65.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Insull Ship Due May 7 From Casablanca Voyage to New York
Samuel Insull head of the collapsed Midwestern utility empire sails aboard the Exilena of American Export Line bound for New York to face fraud charges. The Exilena left Casablanca and is expected to dock at Jersey City on arrival May 7 under guard.
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New York
Samuel Insull
Middle West
Jersey City
Exilona
Exilena
Insull
Casablanca
Aorocco
Symphony Practice Moved to Academy
The Phil harmonic Symphony Orchestra conducts a regular rehearsal tonight at the Academy of Music and Art instead of the Municipal Auditorium. Guest conductor T Duncan Stewart urged all 50 members to attend at 7 30 p m, citing the Globe News cooking school occupation of the Auditorium.
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Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Academy of Music and Art
Municipal Auditorium
T. Duncan Stewart
Academy
Globe-News
Brennan resigns as deputy collector to focus on brokerage
Hal L. Brennan former American Legion Texas commander and deputy internal revenue collector resigns effective April 24 to devote full time to his brokerage business Good Oil at 1900 W, selling gas at 20 to 25 cents per gallon local rates.
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Hal Brennan
Laredo
Tex
Hal L. Brennan
American Legion
Department of Texas
Bishop and secretary charged in corrupt practices plea
In Washington on April 25 Bishop James Cannon Jr and his secretary were charged in closing arguments with a nefarious scheme to violate the corrupt practices act. Assistant U S Attorney John J Wilson outlined a conduit for funds from Jameson to Cannon and Ada Burroughs to conceal their source during the anti Smith Democratic committee case.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
United States
John J. Wilson
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ada L. Burroughs
Cannon
anti-Smith Democratic Committee
Wilson
Miss Burroughs
Fec. Jameson
Congress
Jameson
Woods Announces Candidacy for Second Term as State Superintendent
J. A. Woods announced he would seek reelection as state superintendent of public instruction. The candidate stated his plan to run again in the upcoming election and emphasized continued focus on education policies.
Bergin on Air with Preddy Bergin at Nat
Preddy Bergin and his orchestra will perform next Monday night at the National under Wilbur C. Hawk local auspices. They will be on the air over Station WFAA Dallas from 8 to 8 30 tonight and from 10 45 to 11 15 tomorrow night.
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Preddy Bergin
Nat
Wilbur C. Hawk
WFAA
Dallas
Deaths Secret Held in Dead Dog Brain
Lazarus IV a mongrel fox terrier used by Dr. Robert Cornish to study revival after nitrogen asphyxiation shows signs of returning life days after being killed. Normal functions resume as scientists near possible human applications in cases of drowning or electric shock.
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Berkeley
Cal
Lazarus IV
Robert Cornish
Cornish
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