Relatives on U S Senate payroll drawing pay
United Press reports that several prominent congressmen employ relatives on official payrolls. Senate Democratic leader Joseph T. Robinson lists five clerks including a brother in law, mother in law, and a nephew. Watson the Republican leader also notes a niece as a temporary typist.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Robinson
James E. Watson
Bunghole
Spigot
Massie Case Jury Resumes Deliberations In Hawaii
A 12 member mixed jury resumes consideration of evidence in the Massie case after four hours without a verdict. Defendants Massie Fortescue Jones and Lord face second degree murder or manslaughter charges with possible insanity verdict for Massie and a conspiracy angle on the crime. Deliberations continue today in Honolulu as Judge Davis outlines instructions and burdens of proof.
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Honolulu
Thomas H. Massie
Joseph Kahahawai
Charles S. Davis
Massie
United States Navy
Granville Fortescue
Albert O. Jones
E. J. Lord
Thalia Massie
Davis
Kahahawai
House Advances Naval Bill and Currency Debate in Washington
The House approved a 326 million naval appropriation bill after defeating a 10 percent cut motion. Earlier votes blocked initial 1 million for a Philadelphia naval hospital. Senate stock inquiry plans continued with Gray to propose next steps. Eugene Meyer warned currency expansion limits and urged a unified banking charter. Senate Finance debated excise and tariff duties, approving a 2 per ton coal rate and a 10 percent cosmetics tax with exemptions. A Farm Bureau led plan proposed equalization and export debt measures for agriculture, with an allocation scheme for domestic crops as in Senator Thomas’s bill.
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House
Representative Schafer
Wis
Darrow
Naval Hospital
Philadelphia
Senate
William A. Gray
Gray
Norbeck
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Ways and Means
Patman
Meyer
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Agricultural Committee
Chester Gray
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
National Farmers Union
National Grange
Thomas
Okla
Murray to Speak in Amarillo Auditorium Rally Tonight
Governor William H. Murray known as Alfalfa Bill arrives amid fanfare for a 7 pm rally at Municipal Auditorium Amarillo with a musical program by Reverend F W Sawyer and the Bonnie Lassies orchestra. His speech expected by 8 30 pm possibly broadcast by a local station.
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William H
Murray
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Municipal Auditorium
Bonnie Lassies Orchestra of
Mack Vernon
Mr. Brothers
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Robert Burns
Murray-for-President Club
Rainy spell ends as Panhandle Plains see heavy totals
Clear skies return after a wide rain blessing the Panhandle Plains with 0.25 to 2.5 inches. Amarillo records 1.43 inches. Vega Tucumcari Clovis also receive showers. The soaking breaks drought, saves crops, and lifts farmer spirits though no long-range forecast is given.
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H. T. Collman
Vega
Tucumcari
Clovis
N. M
South Plains
San Angelo
Slaton
Rock Island Railway
San Jon
Logan
Texhoma and Hooker
Oklahma Panhandle
Texola
Peryton
North Plains
Ochiltree
Farnsworth
Spearman
Waynoka
Okla
Canadian
Gage
Santa Fe
Pampa
Panhandle
Shattuck
Buffalo
Amarillo Weather: Frost Possibility Friday in Exposed Areas
Weather forecast for Amarillo and area calls for fair conditions tonight with possible frost in exposed spots. Friday brings partly cloudy skies, with generally fair to night and Friday for West Texas and New Mexico, and warmer tonight in the latter. Temperature extremes recorded between 1 o clock show 38 and 57 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Brisbane and Glass clash over refining bonds in banking
Arthur Brisbane urges Senator Carter Glass to allow Federal Reserve banks to refinance maturing bond issues through proper regulation. He warns that restricting underwriting could shift refinancing to private banks and threaten stockholders, sav ings banks, and life insurers. A Chinese report notes Ford and Edison names and a three motor Apache plane flight from Hong Kong to Peiping.
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Congress
United States
Glass
Federal Reserve
Morgan and Company
Kuhn, Loeb, Dillon
Read and Company
Federal Reserve Banks
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Mongolia
Rockefeller
Ford
Edison
Chang Hsiaoliang
Hong Kong
Peiping
Marshall Chang
Manchuria
Ameri
Pay Day Specials Stretch Paycheck Value in Amarillo Ads
Amarillo stores launch Pay Day Specials for today through Saturday to aid shoppers with reduced wages. Merchants urge careful ad reading to find real savings across merchandise, promising double the value of weekly pay and encouraging use of the weekend sale.
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Amarillo
Globe
News Globe
Secretary Stimson postpones Geneva departure
American Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson decided to postpone his departure from Geneva until Saturday or later, announced in Geneva, Switzerland, on April 28.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Henry L. Stimson
Railway extension granted to complete Cimarron line
The Elkhart and Santa Fe Railway received ICC approval for an extended completion deadline. The line through Cimarron County Oklahoma and Union and Colfax counties New Mexico must be finished by January 1, 1934.
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Washington
Elkhart and Santa Fe Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cimarron County
Oklahoma
Union and Colfax
New Mexico
Air School Facts At Public Luncheon In Amarillo
Business leaders and parents prepare for the Amarillo council of Parents and Teachers luncheon to discuss school problems and foster fellowship. The event at Amarillo High starts at noon with a 100 percent teacher attendance and officials as guests. The afternoon session includes a major council meeting at 2 pm in the senior high auditorium.
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Amarillo
State Council of Parents and Teachers
John K. Boyce
Oklahoma Governor Murray to Speak at Municipal Auditorium
Oklahoma Governor William H. Murray, a Democratic presidential hopeful, is set to address a rally at the Municipal Auditorium tonight at 7 PM. The appearance highlights his campaign schedule and hopes for party support.
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William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Municipal Auditorium
Release of Deer Begins Palo Duro Protection Era
The Texas game commission releases 14 Virginia deer into Palo Duro lower canyons as the first step in restoring wildlife. Seven does and seven bucks were moved from Kerrville by J. J. Dent. Rewards were offered for arresting anyone molesting the deer, and wild turkeys are planned for next fall.
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Palo Duro
Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Kerrville
J. J. Dent
Gene Howe
Panhandle
Refuse City Marshal Salary Suit Sustained by Court
The Texas Supreme Court sustained Panhandle city action to cut Bud Bickle’s 1928 30 salary as city marshal and limit pay to fees of office ahead of the election. It denied a writ of error in his $2800 suit, with lower court rulings upheld.
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Globe
Austin
Roosevelt In Control In Revised Primary Count
Unofficial returns from 6249 of 8161 districts show Governor Franklin D Roosevelt leading Alfred E Smith in the Democratic presidential preference vote. Roosevelt 96 597 Smith 77 602. Revised county totals did not alter the overall order of finish.
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Philadelphia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
Smith
Treasury Receipts and Outlays for April Update
Treasury data show April 26 receipts at 3 870 580 48 dollars and outlays at 19 124 656 37 with a balance of 345 195 868 72 dollars. Customs duties for 26 days of April amounted to 18 201 188 52 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Port Arthur Mayor Pleads Guilty in Election Fraud Case
Beaum ont April 26 Port Arthur former Mayor J P Pink Logan pleaded guilty to election fraud and received a two year suspended sentence under a state defense agreement. Dismissed were twenty seven similar complaints against Logan and allies with perjury charges also dropped. A witness testified Logan gave her a slip to obtain a free poll tax receipt.
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Beaumont
J. P
Pink) Logan
Port Arthur
Logan
R. McFadden
Henry Maitre
M. J. Prince
Lee Hunter
Oleta Tomplait
R. L. Murray
Murray
Thomas B. Cole
Liberty
Bridge Play to Begin at 730 Oclock
Tonight the Junior Welfare League contract tournament semifinals start at 7:30 at the Elks Club. Two teams compete: Malone Lockard duo vs Eldridge Hoover duo and Jones Avery duo vs Shannon duo. Four teams out of 54. twenty four rubbers needed. Spectators pay 25 cents with all proceeds benefiting the league’s free children's clinic.
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Elks Club
Pat Malone
Gil Lockard
Jack Eldridge
Guy Hoover
B. F. Jones
Buford Avery
George Shannon
Seating plan changes for Hoover dinner with governors
Washington April 28 White House aides revised the seating for President Hoover’s dinner with the governors conference. Governor Roosevelt of New York is replaced by Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania and Mrs Pinchot will sit to Hoover’s left. The shift follows a ranking based on state entry dates into the union rather than conference committee status.
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Washington
White House
Hoover
Roosevelt
New York
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Representative McFadden
Richmond
Bankhead Declared Alabama Senator by Senate
The Senate today ruled John H. Bankhead entitled to his seat as senator from Alabama, restoring him to the U S Senate.
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Washington
Senate
John H. Bankhead
Alabama
Japs Report Radio Plots in Manchuria
Japanese officials in Manchuria seized secret radio stations in Manchuria and Japan used to link with Moscow. Communists blamed for dynamiting a Kirin Tunhua railway bridge. Russians arrested by Manchukuo police for operating radio stations. Police claim Soviet plans targeted May Day.
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Tokio
U.A
Manchuria
China
Japan
Moscow
Kirin-Tunhua
Takes Father Death Blame
Riva Nelle Meichinger confesses to killing her father Joe Meichinger after a domestic quarrel sparked by a disputed party. Her mother Mrs Willie Meichinger is jailed, both claim self defense. County charges filed in justice court.
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A. E. Nabors
E. T. Perkinson
Meichinger
Bethlehem Steel declares quarterly dividend on preferred stock
Bethlehem Steel Corporation announced a quarterly dividend of 1.75 per share on its preferred stock today. The common dividend was omitted three months ago.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Want Ads Offer Musical Education Instruments
Readers are urged to place wanted ads in Globe News Want Ads as schools close. The notice promises quick responses for those seeking practice instruments of all kinds. Call 6262 to start an ad and reach local buyers swiftly.
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