Wild Night Ride Leaves Man Wounded in Sudan Incident
Allison recounts a dangerous eastbound trip on Highway 66 ending near an underpass when an unknown hitchhiker demanded the vehicle. A scuffle led to the driver being shot and hospitalized. the assailant fled and remains at large while another hitchhiker, Walter Lilley of Hastings Oklo, was identified by the witness.
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Clues Follow Oklahoma Break Fueled Prison Escape
Reports from Clinton Elk City Granite describe fugitives fleeing after raiding a farmer's car near Clinton and abandoning a stolen vehicle in Elk City. Sheriff teams fan the plains and crags as hundreds chase the 18 inmates from Granite State Reformatory amid a large manhunt and questions about weapons smuggling.
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Supreme Court Holds Government May Pay Bonds in Any Currency
The Supreme Court split five to four upholding Congress power to regulate the currency and dismissing claims for gold payments. The decision deprives holders of gold bonds of redress in court and affirms devaluation as a constitutional monetary maneuver.
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Federal grand jury probes killing of U S narcotics agent
The February 7 shooting in Post Texas of Spencer Stafford a U S narcotics agent is under federal grand jury review in Dallas. Tom Morgan a farmer and deputy sheriff will not face murder charges while Sheriff W F Cato claims self defense. Also charged are Dr W A Hartman and Dr L W Kitchen.
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Anniversary deepens murder theory in King Albert death
Albert I of Belgium died under what officials call an accident but many believe foul play caused his death. Albert’s burial and lying in state drew crowds as rumors of a rock fall assault persist and seeps into international opinion.
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Texas Senate passes state public safety department bill
The Texas Senate approved a bill creating a state department of public safety with three divisions to fight crime. It envisions a $600000 annual budget, uses Camp Mabry facilities, and places ranger and highway patrol powers under a unified agency. A public safety commission will appoint the director and bureau chiefs.
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Weds Without Telling Helen Mack in Hollywood Mix
Helen Mack, noted as a 21 year old film star and one of Fox's baby stars of 1931, marries Charles Irwin, a theatrical chain trustee. The couple honeymoon in the San Francisco Bay area after a secret wedding that startled the Hollywood public.
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Bomb in Huey Long’s mail halts county election plans
A nonExploding device described as a bomb was received in the mail for Sen. Huey P. Long. A secretary opened the package in Washington after Long was away in New York. The box contained a dry cell battery and a bottle connected by a wire. the breaker may have prevented detonation. County election officials’ naming was postponed to the afternoon session.
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Revolution's Nucleus Two Heads Must Fall Always Hauptmann
Opinion column by Arthur Brisbane discusses pivotal forces driving upheaval and the fate of major figures. Reflects on leadership failures and the consequences for cities and nations during times of crisis.
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Byrd's Crew Returns to Civilization in New Zealand
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and the Antarctic expedition party arrived in Dunedin New Zealand. Dr. Thomas C. Poulter married Miss Helen Gray with Byrd giving the bride away. Byrd cited a safe return and noted the expedition confirmed a connection between Marie Byrd Land and the main Antarctic Continent.
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Thomas C. Poulter
Helen Gray
Dr. Poulter
Miss Gray
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Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Vicinity
Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight through Wednesday across West Texas and New Mexico with little temperature change. Extremes observed up to 39 to 59 degrees at Lo a clock.
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New Mexico
Markets Jump After Gold Clause Ruling In New York
Markets surged on the Supreme Court ruling upholding abrogation of gold clauses. Railroad bonds rose as much as two points, with many stocks recovering, as investors priced in the potential impact on railroad indebtedness and securities.
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Supreme Court
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Entries Closed in Highway Board Job
Governor Allred announced that entries for the State Highway Commission are closed and that he has enough candidates and endorsements. Judge W. R. Ely’s term expired February 15, and he will serve until a successor is named.
Roosevelt NRA Talk Expected Today
President Roosevelt aims to complete his NRA recommendation message to Congress and hopes to deliver it to Capitol Hill today. A busy schedule limits time for final drafting as the White House watches for a Supreme Court gold cases decision and awaits possible proclamations needing Secretary Hull’s signature.
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Roosevelt
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