Kerensky Urges New Internationale Against Dictatorships
Exiled former Russian leader Alexander Kerensky, in a Paris interview, calls for a united international effort to defend personal liberties against Fascism and Communism. He predicts Communism will fade, fascist regimes may not spread, and stresses self government for Russia before any global role.
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Alexander Kerensky
Russia
Nicholas
Far East
Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Paris
U.P
Kerensky
Germany
Europe
Karl Marx
D Marx
Pacific
Atlantic
Manchukuo
United States
America
Strong Texas sponsors move to investigate oil code admin
The House Rules Committee on April 27 approved floor right for Rep. Sterling P. Strong to push a resolution calling for a special committee to probe the Oil Code Administration led by Harold Ickes. Strong accuses Standard Oil and others of using the code to benefit their interests and targets oil production allotments and shipping rates harming Texas producers. The same committee report also advances two bills on naval promotions and commissioning the June Naval Academy class, and the Sabath resolution funding $405,000 for Chicago World's Fair participation.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Oil Code Administration
Sterling P. Strong
Texas
House
Harold Ickes
Strong
Standard Oil
Marine Corps
Naval
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Snow Blanket Falls in Dumas Area
Winter returns with a light snow in Dumas this morning, a fluffy inch that began to melt quickly. Amarillo residents report a few flakes near 9 o clock as Panhandle towns note light precipitation.
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Dumas
Amarillo
Panhandle
Wage Increase Goes To All Santa Fe Men
TOPEKA April 27 All classes of Santa Fe Railroad employes will receive the wage increases agreed upon for railroads in Washington. President Bledsoe, in Santa Fe stockholders meeting, said the road is pleased wages are settled and will extend the settlement to all employes as acceptable to them.
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Topeka
Eas
U.P
Santa Fe
Washington
T. Bledsoe
The
Road
Bledsoe
Motion for new trial in Shelton burglary case
Binford Arney filed a motion for a new trial in the G. W. Shelton burglary case. The defense argues the jury verdict was contrary to law and evidence and rests on newly discovered evidence. Shelton was convicted earlier in the week and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary.
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G. W. Shelton
Binford Arney
Revolution or Evolution The Macon Bribe Debate
Arthur Brisbane argues Roosevelt avoids revolution and urges clear thinking on policy. He questions farming subsidies to curb production and calls for better distribution solutions. He weighs brain trust ideas and warns against heavy taxation on consumers while considering how to balance gains for the economy.
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Roosevelt
Kidnap Case Weighs on Arizona Ranch Scene
In Arizona the Tucson girl June Robles case draws a contact with kidnappers, possibly via her grandfather Bernabe Robles, as volunteers pause search. A second report notes a ranch woman sighting the trio near Phoenix with the girl distressed. In Longview a car theft ends with two children found safe. In San Quentin two convicts hold police fate after escaping with armed men.
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Tucson
Ariz
PA Pima County
June Robles
Robles
Bernabe Robles
American Legion
Phoenix
Babington
Spain names man to form new cabinet in Madrid
April 27 Madrid President Alcala Zamora named Ricar do Samper Ibanez to form a new government after three days without a cabinet. Some factions urged the return of Alejandro Lerroux who resigned with his cabinet earlier. EL PASO April 27 A border patrolman killed an unidentified man and wounded two others in a liquor battle near El Paso New Mexico ten miles west of the city at dawn. George Grijalva and Isabel Cervantes were shot in the legs. the identity of the dead man was not known.
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Madrid
Alcala Zamora
Ricardo Samper Ibanez
Spain
Alejandro Lerroux
EL Paso
United States
New Mexico
George Grijalva
Isabel Cervantes
Juarez
Texas oil and gas division personnel changes announced
Stanberry becomes chief supervisor of the oil and gas division succeeding Parker. Parker is named chief administrative officer of the oil and gas division. Olin Culberson becomes chief of the gas utilities division, Stanberry’s successor. Stanley named chief engineer of the valuation division. J. C. Boyd named chief examiner of the gas utilities division. All changes take effect May 1 with headquarters in Austin.
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Austin
Laten Stanberry
Gas Utilities
State Railroad Commission
Oil and Gas Division
R. D. Parker
Parker
Olin Culberson
Stanberry
Administrate Gas Act
Culberson
Gas Utilities Act
Texas
E. N. Stanley
East Texas
Stanley
J. C. Boyd
Free Puppet Day in Amarillo Promises Free Tickets
The Globe News sponsors Puppet Day offering free tickets to every child in Amarillo and vicinity. Distribution starts at 4 pm today and continues through business hours, with a 10 am matinee and a 1 pm show tomorrow at Municipal Auditorium. Adults pay 25 cents. A separate adults show is scheduled for tomorrow night. Tickets are available from listed merchants including Amarillo Hardware, J. C. Penney, Sears Roebuck, Montgomery Ward, and many others.
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Amarillo
Globe- News
News-Gibobe
Municipal Auditorium
News-Globe
Amarillo Hardware Company
Amarillo Grocery
Hetl ‘Lakors
Blackburn Brothers
Caraway Grocery
Fowlkes Brothers Grocery
Greer’s Department Store
Harris Food Stores
Hunsiey’s, Inc
Dillinger Hunt Intensifies Over Nelson as Manhunt Advances
George Nelson, Dillinger's feared associate, triggers a diversion while federal officers press the pursuit dead set on capturing Dillinger. St. Paul police chase a car linked to Nelson as the hunt expands from Fifield to Mercer and Little Bohemia with warnings of ransom money tied to Edward Bremer's kidnapping.
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John Dillinger
Lima
Crown Point
Ind
ST. Paul
Minn
George Nelson
Dillinger
Federal
Stat
Fifield
Nelson
Department of Justice
Security National Bank
Sioux Falls
Mercer
Wis
Little Bohemia
Edward G. Bremer
Clayton May
Minneapolis
Methodist Women Seek Pastoral Equality at Conference
In Jackson Mississippi the Methodist Episcopal Church South opens a general conference with women led by Mrs W J Piggott and Miss Daisy Davies pressing for ministerial equality and full representation. Bishop Cannon faces superannuation debate as bishops tenure and church unification loom.
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Jackson
Miss
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
W. J. Piggott
Irvington
Daisy Davies
Atlanta
James M. Cannon, Jr
College of Bishops
School House Pistol Fight Kills and Wounds In Nacogdoches
In western Nacogdoches County a gun fight at the Seed Tick School House left Joe T. Clevenger Jr dead and two men critically wounded. Curtis Waggoner and Tom Looney were struck, and a fourth man was jailed as officers probe a family quarrel motive. Henry the pet snake at Menard Wool and Mohair Company helps control mice, upsetting newcomers with the unusual office mascot.
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Nacogdoches
Joe T. Clevenger, Jr
Nacogdoches County
Clevenger
Curtis Waggoner
Tom Looney
Menard, Tex
Henry
Menard Wool and Mohair Company
Henry Vanderstucken
Mary O Dare Tragedy Drives Dallas Jail Lockdown
Raymond Hamilton, 20, a bank robber and gunman, paced the Dallas County jail death cell in a despondent mood after learning his girlfriend Mary O Dare plans to return to her husband. He warned that trust is gone and people will double cross you when money runs out. O Dare has been taken to Waco by Rangers after Amarillo arrests.
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Dallas
Dallas County
Raymond Hamilton
Mary Oare
Hamilton
Howe Tex
Mary O’dare
Waco
Rangers
Amarillo
Meats feature closing class at the News-Globe cooking school
Ham loaf with pineapple, plated as the centerpiece, was prepared by Miss Christeen Chitwood at the twelfth annual News-Globe cooking school closing session. The dish, baked tender with pineapple turning brown, drew hungry reactions from the audience in Texarkana. Funeral arrangements awaited for Dr S A Collom Sr 65 who died of a heart attack in his office in Texarkana after 40 years of practice. survived by widow a son and two daughters.
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Christeen Chitwood
News-Globe
Texarkana
U.P
A. Collom
Two CCC Companies Leave Pal o Duro for Temple and Troy
Telegraphic orders moved CCC Companies 1824 and 1829 from Camp Palo Duro to Temple and Troy Texas. Col Edward Coppock said 4 officers and 400 enlisted men would entrain Saturday afternoon. All on leave must report to Camp Palo Duro. Equipment will be loaded tonight while other park project workers continue in the canyon.
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CCC
Camp
Palo Duro
Temple
Troy
Texas
Edward Coppock
Coppock
Potter County Proclaims Children Library Day in 1934
Judge J M Simpson designates April 28 as Children Library Day to fund a dedicated Potter County Children's Library space. He urges civic support for a neighborhood tag sale to raise funds as the county’s library holds under 4 000 books while Amarillo Public Schools enroll over 9 900 students.
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Potter County
Amarillo
I. J. M. Simpson
Children’s Library
Road funds in doubt for Texas emergency roads program
The Texas emergency roads program of 8.9 million dollars faced doubt as the State Highway Commission disputed the Texas Relief Administration over federal agreements. The commission claimed that relief efforts in 23 Panhandle counties would supply enough manpower for the projects.
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State Highway Commission
Texas Relief Administration
Relief Commission
Panhandle
Cannon's Fate Up To Jury In DC Conspiracy Case
In Washington on April 27 the trial of Bishop James Cannon Jr and Ada L Burroughs for conspiring to violate election law in the 1928 anti Smith campaign went to a DC Supreme Court jury of 11 men and a woman. Prosecutor Leslie Garnett urged the panel in his closing.
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Cannon
Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Ada ‘l L. Burroughs
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Southern Methodist
Leslie
Garnett
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Report
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with possible frost in exposed places. Saturday looks fair and warmer. West Texas and Panhandle see fair conditions with frost tonight and warmer weekend. New Mexico also fair with cooler temperatures and frost in extreme northwest.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Short Skirts Back Pacis Stylist Says Short Skirts Back
New York reports fashion cycles show women returning to long skirts after the 1920s trend. Paris fashion reporter Beatrice Mathieu notes skirt lengths shift with eras and public sentiment. The knee display makes a comeback as styles revisit earlier silhouettes.
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Pacis
Beatrice Mathieu
Paris
United States
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