Mrs Roosevelt saddened by Pacific trip delay for Amarillo event
News from Amarillo reports Mrs Roosevelt plans to send a greeting message to the Mother-in-Law Day gathering at the Paramount theater on March 5. Mayor Rogers will issue a proclamation and a special film will be shown. The post office and weather forecast are mixed with community reflections on hard times.
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Amarillo
White House
Mr. Timmons
Mrs. Roosevelt
Amarilla
World
Rs. Roosevelt
Mr. Winch
Land Owners Sues over Gas Drainage and Local Law
Land Owners alleges Shamrock Oil and Gas and Continental Oil drain gas from adjacent lands using natural gasoline stripping plants and challenges the 43rd legislature’s law as a local statute. He seeks a restraining order to halt exploitation of sour gas reserves in the Panhandle and argues the act violates Texas constitutional limits on local laws.
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Panhandle
Britain
Spe
Auto License Law Clarified
Miss Jewell Davidson Pot ter County tax collector says licenses purchased for 1934 may be used until May 1 1935 without penalty under the new law. Those who have not bought licenses must pay the full annual rate from January 1 to May 1 1945. refunds for 20 percent penalties must be claimed by March 15.
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Miss Davidson
Austin
Relief-CWA funding dispute drags Senate House clash blocks action
Senate foes resist Senate receding on Relief-CWA money and state appointments as White House may referee. Roosevelt pursues varied talks while Fletcher assures continued stock market inquiry. House panels study Bankhead Cotton Control, old age pensions, RFC loans, and army navy contracts amid air mail protests and possible government price sales. Army planes to fly mail divide country into zones under experienced officers next week. Burke proposes compelled sale of patient goods to government amid concerns over Sperry Gyroscope monopoly.
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California
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Gas Leak Blamed for Family Tragedy in Louisiana
In Baton Rouge a stove defect caused carbon monoxide poisoning that killed Mrs James L Lindsay 36 and her four children June 15 Billie Ruth 13 and Victor 14. The father survived after treatment. Lindsay a choir director and LSU chemistry student. Parish coroner Dr Thomas B Bird ruled the deaths accidental. Fire Chief Robert A Hogan cited a defective stove burner as the cause.
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Army to take over air mail as new zone plan outlined
War Department announces air mail service will be run by the army in three eastern central and western zones. Maj. B Jones directs the eastern zone from Newark, Lieut. Col. H M Hickman the central from Chicago, and Lieut. Col. H H Arnold the western from Salt Lake City. Officers at Langley March Field and Fort Crockett already on duty as plans are finalized.
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Chicago
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Fort Crockett
Galveston
Tex
Army Air Corps
Lincoln Birthday Observance Spreads Across Amarillo Schools
Approximately 10 000 Amarillo public school pupils joined special Lincoln programs to mark the 125th birth anniversary. Teachers were instructed to include observances in class as banks closed in town for the day.
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Abraham Lincoln
United States
Amarillo
W. A. McIntosh
Dollfuss declares martial law as Vienna riot escalates
In Vienna a police inspector was killed during a riot as Chancellor Dollfuss imposed martial law in Vienna and Linz. Army trucks with machine guns and ambulances roamed icy streets while Socialists were arrested in the crackdown. The world’s largest nickel deposits are in Sudbury Canada.
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Engelbert Dollfuss
Linz
Ringstrasse
Heimwehr
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Socialist Party
Famous play to be shown at Amarillo High benefit
The Amarillo Little Theater presents The Cradle Song with elaborate scenery by Oma Link Rowley. The Acadamy guests praised the initial performance and the public show at Municipal Auditorium tomorrow night will support the Amarillo High School band. Curtain at 8 15, tickets 35 and 50 cents at City Drug Store 1 or from band members. Seats are reserved.
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Sisters of St. Mary's Academy
Oma Link Rowley
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Amarillo High School
City Drug Store
France Faces Nationwide Strike and Government Crackdown
France grapples with a general strike led by unions and supported by Socialists and Communists. Pickets blocked streets in northern suburbs but were halted by police. some windows were smashed as buses were impeded. The government deployed soldiers and sailors to run critical utilities in Paris to keep gas water power and telegraph service, while distant wires to Paris and New York reported interruptions.
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London
New York
China Moves Against War Lord Rebels
Nationalist forces from Nanking strike rebel war lords with air power near Ninghsia in Kansu province. Rebels suffer heavy losses as 4000 decaders reportedly massacred last week. government aims to end the Ninghsia disorders swiftly.
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Sun Tien-Ying
Ninghsia
Kansu
Suit for Grazing Rentals on State Land Filed in Pecos County
The state with Attorney General James V. Allred sues Z Boaz of Fort Worth in 98th District Court over grazing rentals due on 13 983 acres of University land in Pecos County seeking 2138 25 dollars past due on a lease covering 22 sections. The Red Cross was founded by Clara Barton.
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Austin
U.P
Pecos County
James V. Allred
Z. Boaz
Fort Worth
Refresh Bile To End Headache With E Z Tablets
An advertisement claims E Z Tablets refresh and purify thick bile to cure dull headaches. The chocolate coated tablets stimulate bile flow, soften bowels, and restore condition without calomel. Suitable for women and children. 60 tablets per package for 25 cents.
Death Note Lands Man in Hospital For Observation
A man walked into a Fort Worth police station and handed a note to the desk sergeant prompting immediate hospital examination. The note warned that if the writer were found dead it would not be from delirium tremens. He was placed under observation at city county hospital.
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Hyatt claims self defense in Comanche stabbing case
Horace Hyatt, jailed on a murder charge after stabbing Billy King, says he acted in self defense after King cut him first during a quarrel over directions to King’s home. Hyatt describes drawing a knife and stabbing King three times in the abdomen and once in the throat, then aiding the body with a fire and coat before authorities were informed.
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Bob
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Red Moore
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Funeral Rites Honor Pioneer of Clarendon
Funeral services for William Henry Martin 88 retired dry goods merchant of Clarendon were held at 10 o'clock this morning from the Sacred Heart Cathedral Amarillo. Rev Father J A LaHive conducted the mass with pallbearers Odus Ceraway Fred Chamberlain John Bugbee Bennett Kerhow BE A Ford and E A Westmoreland. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery with N B Griggs and sons in charge. Survivors include his widow Mrs Elizabeth Martin and a daughter Mrs Bob Younger of Amarillo.
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Amarillo
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Fred Chamberlain
John Bugbee
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Alice Roosevelt Longworth Celebrates Fiftieth Birthday
Alice Roosevelt Longworth marks her fiftieth birthday with a White House musicale ending the evening. President Roosevelt hosts a dinner for her and cousin Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Her daughter Paulina will turn nine with a luncheon and movie. Peru has about 300 Jews, the smallest population of any country.
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Peru
New Orleans Cotton Opens Higher in Active Trade
Cotton in New Orleans rose early with gains of 3 to 13 points as readjustments after the Friday advance boosted activity. March reached 12.92, May 12.55, and July 12.72 before Liverpool-led selling pulled May to 12.46 and July to 12.60. Overall, the market remained active with late rallies lifting May to 12.64, July to 12.69, and October to 12.89.
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New Orleans
New York
Lincoln
Liverpool
Washington SINGERS DEAD AT ENGLISH HOME
Washington Singer, an American racehorse owner who inherited fortune from sewing machine sales, died at 68 in Torquay England. A longtime England resident, he was among the first American members of the English Jockey Club and his horses raced in the Grand National. his Kwannon won the 1924 Great Metropolitan Stakes. In 1917 he faced tax evasion charges but was acquitted.
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England
Washington Singer
Singer
Jockey Club
Better Babies Better Babies
Prenatal Osteopathic care is promoted as essential for a strong healthy baby. The article argues Osteopathic physicians provide safe supervision during pregnancy and delivery, noting a high share of Los Angeles maternity care by DOs. It praises osteopathy’s training, and urges ongoing contact with an osteopathic physician for infant health and prevention.
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