Four Die in Liquor Feud in Kentucky Woods
In Paintsville Kentucky a midnight shooting left Lee Gibson 52 his wife 35 their son Bernie 14 and Wallace Hannam 30 dead. Wayne Hannah a wounded survivor said a crowd encountered him on a hill near a moonshine area and bullets flew after jokes were told. County officers cite moonshining as likely cause and rely on the reluctant survivor for details.
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Associated Press
Paintsville
Lee Gibson
Bernie
Wallace Hannam
Wayne Hannah
Hannah
Air Features Tonight on WABC Network Schedule
Radio guide lists Air Features Tonight from WABC New York and chain stations with 7 00 Paul Whiteman Band dance music 8 00 Voice of Columbia wide range music and 6 30 Popular Half Hour many stations named including WGOY WWI KSD WOW O WHO WLS 7 00 Diversified Hour Aleo WOY WTAM WW WON KSD WHO WDAP KSTP WERO WHAS WSM WMO etc.
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Preas
WABC
New York
Chain
Paul Whiteman
WADC
WKRO
WGHP
WREM
WOWO
KMOX
Kmbc Koil
WSPD
Wwoco
KLRA
WER
Wood Wehro
WREC
KFIF
KTSA
Voice of Columbia
Wade Wkec
KOTL
WDAP
KSTP
WERO
Kyoo
Kekimos Orchestra
Alao
WTAM
WWJ
KYW
KsDd
New Company Big Names To Shoot Or Not To Shoot
Arthur Brisbane discusses new ventures by Charles E Mitchell Edsel Ford and Walter F Teagle joining Farbenindustrie AG, warning that Germans may leverage wartime patents while observing American restraint. He notes a Washington bootlegging chase ends in a fatal shooting of Ottmer Fleming by a policeman and reflects on national attitudes toward gunfire and Prohibition.
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Charles E. Mitchell
Edsel Ford
Walter F. Teagle
The
Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft
Great German Dye Trust
Washington
Ottmer Fleming
Garage Rentals Boosted by Car Ownership
Advertisers emphasize garages as essential in rental listings as car ownership grows. The notice highlights plentiful houses and rooms with garages and urges landlords to add garages to reduce vacancies.
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Tirth Ho
Mexican Revolt Crumbles as Topete Flees to U S
Rebel forces in Sonora fall apart after Gen Fausto Topete and staff flee across the border to the United States. Only Gen Francisco Borquez remains in Nogales to deter looting as federal seizure looms.
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Associated Press
Nogales
Ariz
Fausto Topete
Sonora
Miguel Guerrero
Ortiz
Topete
R. H. Polk
United States
Francisco Borquez
Borquez
Husband Admits Slaying Wife and Burning Body
White Plains N Y April 30 Associated Press Earl Francis Peacox confessed to killing his 20 year old estranged wife Dorothy after a quarrel and burning her body with kerosene. The charred body was found in a thicket last Saturday and identified by a piece of her house dress. He said they argued over her lifestyle during a visit to their Mount Vernon home.
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Associated Press
White Plains
N. Y
Earl Francis Peacox
Dorothy
New York
Lillian Maney
Mount Vernon
Peacox
Ardsley
Greenburg
Senate defers Colquitt nomination to railroad board
Washington April 30 The Senate Interstate Commerce committee deferred action on the nomination of O B Colquitt former Texas governor to be a member of the railroad board of mediation after a second hearing.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
O. B. Colquitt
Texas
Railroad Board of Mediation
Quiet at Gastonia Textile Mills After Riot
In Gastonia North Carolina on April 30 quiet prevailed as deputies and sheriff’s men watched for court injunction actions and governor petitions amid rioting between union and non union workers. One woman striker was seriously injured with others suffering bruises. The chaos began when deputies tried to stop a picket parade by idle National Textile Workers Union members. Governor Gardner was asked to act on a petition from 1 365 non union employees seeking protection.
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O. Max Gardner
Two Women Win Race With Death
In Newton Indiana on April 80 a dramatic race with death concluded as Mrs. Fred Jasper and Miss Stella McCord arrived by steamship aircraft train and car to reach their father A McCord who was still alive though weak His condition prompted the use of Blackburns ambulance Pho 232 4.
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United Press
Newton
Mediterranean Sea
Atlantic
Fred Jasper
Stella McCord
A. McCord
Mystery Deaths Of Young Couple In Midtown Apartment
Police investigate the deaths of Homer L. Carruthers a 28 year old broker and Olga 20 who eloped a month ago found in their kitchenette by an iceman after Thursday alarm sounds and a gas odor neighbors recall a Thursday quarrel. They speculate Olga activated gas and Homer died trying to help.
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Associated Press
New York
Homer L. Carruthers
Olga
Alvin Owsley to Head Drive for Hospital
Col. Alvin M. Owsley former national commander of the American Legion was named state chairman to lead a $1,600,000 drive to build and endow the proposed Texas Children's Hospital. He accepted the post at a civic leaders meeting in Dallas.
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United Press
Dallas
Alvin M. Owsley
American Legion
Texas Children’s Hospital
Owsley
Came the Cops, Party Goes on, Came the Dawn
Mrs. Frank Darling called police in Evanston at 12:40 a.m. saying a party upstairs kept her awake. Officers were sent, then recalled at 1:30 a.m. after the revelers offended the tenant by knocking plaster from the ceiling. Dawn arrived and the party ended.
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Associated Preas
Evanston
Frank Darling
Chicago Gang Trial Reopens Over Massacre Guns
The Chicago coroner reopens an inquest into a North Clark street massacre after Louis Scaramuzza the gunsmith admits guiding a man to a gunshop and aiding the purchase of four submachine guns. He cannot recall the buyer’s name. the coroner orders him jailed to refresh memory.
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Chicago
Clark Street
Louis Scaramuzza
Oklahoma and Kansas Civil Border Clash Over Cars
Oklahoma and Kansas face a civil border war over license plates as deputies guard the boundary from the Rio Grande northward. The fight centers on whether business cars from neighboring states must bear the visiting state license, with Kansas offering a reciprocal clause for unlicensed passage to states granting similar courtesy.
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United Press Topeka
Eas
Rio Grande
Oklahoma-Kansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Commonwealths
Earthquakes Hit Several Italian Cities
A sequence of tremors struck Bologna and nearby areas including Modena Parma Spezia and Leghorn last night causing panic and knocking shelters for the homeless. The quake began around 7 87 and lasted about 20 seconds.
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Associated Press
Bologna
Italy
Modena
Parma
Spezia
Leghorn
Senate turns focus to farm relief as Mellons case looms
Washington April 30 Congress pivots to farm relief in the Senate and on calendar as the House takes a pause. Senate judiciary weighs Mellons eligibility under an old treasury statute while Attorney General Mitchell disputes the ruling. Madden seeks a bill to let states withdraw from the federal reserve bank without a six month delay.
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Associated
Washington
Senate
House
Capitol
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mellon
Interstate Commerce Committee
House Ways and Means
Judiciary Committee
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Norris
Treasury Department
Yeteran
Mitchell Haw
Hoover
Madden
House Banking and Currency Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Act
Fishermen Ready for Big Time Tomorrow in Panhandle
Panhandle fishermen anticipate dawn test of favorite lures for bass and crappie in local lakes and creeks. Public fishing grounds abound, with MeXpad dens club Canyon offering seasonal prize for largest bass next Sunday. Turner reports heavy license sales and plentiful fish despite cool weather slowing spawning.
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Panhandle
D. Turner
Turner
MeXpaddens Club
Canyon
D. Turner, Jr
Thin Big Fishing Club
Methodists Discuss Schools and Denominational Summer Programs
At the Methodist Episcopal Church South annual educational board meeting in Nashville on April 30, proposals include college mergers and a denomination wide system of summer schools for pastors to address ministerial under training and restore church prestige. Board members listed include R. G. Maud from McKinney Texas C. H. Booth of Port Worth Texas B E White of Abilene Texas and Sterling Fisher of San Angelo Texas.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Educational Board of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
H. WH. Sherman
R. G. Maud
McKinney
Texas
C. H. Booth
Port Worth
BE. §. White
Abilene
Sterling Fisher
San Angelo
Amarillo Garden Club Holds Inaugural Meeting Thursday
The newly organized Amarillo Garden Club meets in the Women's club rooms of the Municipal Auditorium from 9 40 to 1 tomorrow. President Mia L A Wells says Temple Robinson city forester will give the main address on club topics. Members and prospects urged to attend.
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Amarillo
Officer Exonerated in Booze Killing in Geneva
Roy Smith deputy sheriff who killed Mrs. Lillian De King during a prohibition raid at her home was exonerated today by the Kane county grand jury.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Roy Smith
Lillian de King
Kane County
Grand Jury
Moody’s Friends Block Sunday Movie Plan In Texas House
In Austin on April 30 the Texas House rejected calls to force enforcement of Sunday laws or to compel Governor Moody to submit a plan legalizing Sunday movies. The vote was 26 to 5 against demanding submission and 46 to 70 against enforcement. Clergy voices warned of humiliation to the governor and questioned the veto of the prior session bill legalizing Sunday movies.
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United Stoney Austin
Moody
Texas House of Representatives
House
B. J. Forbes
Weatherford
Vorkes
Representative McCombs
Dallas
Forbes
Day in Congress Deliberations Press On in Senate and House
Senate continues farm relief debate and judiciary committee weighs Secretary Mellon’s right to office. The Senate moves through nominations and calendar bills. In the House, Ways and Means debates tariff revision as Republicans push ahead.
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Associated Presse
Senate
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mellon
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
House Ways and Means Committee
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Southern Pacific Railroad
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Colquitt
Gastonia
Blackburn's Ambulance
Pho
Alvin Owsley
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Boxwell Bros. Ambulance
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