Revival of the Dead Heart Becomes Medical Practice
The Associated Press reports a surge in reviving hearts once thought dead. W A Strang of Tyler Texas is among about 500 cases in New York and Chicago in three years. Advances at Johns Hopkins Columbia and Chicago use electric shock to restart the heart.
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Howard W. Blakeslef
Associated Press
New York
W. A. Strang
Tyler
Texas
New York City
Chicago
Johns Hopkins University
Columbia University
Doris Duke
Ethel DuPont
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Dentfrice Millions
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Dorothy Fell
Ogden Mills
Murder Case Near Tulsa Ends With Jury Deliberation
The Phil Kennamer murder trial neared verdict as prosecutors urged the death penalty to avenge John Gorrell's Tulsa killing. Judge Franklin E. Kennamer’s son was referenced in a sensational closing defense as the case focused on a precocious youth and family ties.
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Pawnee
Okla
Phil Kennamer
John Gorrell
Tulsa
Oklahoma
W. F
Dixie) Gilmer, Jr
Tulsa County
C. B. Stuart
Kennamer
J. J. Berry King
Franklin E. Kennamer
Petition to force vote on Patman bonus bill in House
In Washington, a petition signed by Rep. Patman and more than 20 others to force consideration of the Patman bill paying the $2.1 billion bonus in new currency was filed in the House. Signers included Colmer Cannon Limndeen Lambertson Maverick Sweeney Withrow Stubbs Johnson and Lee.
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Ways and Means Committee
Texas
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Mississippi
Cannon
Missouri
Limndeen
Farmer-Laborite
Minnesota
Lambertson
Kansas
Maverick
Sweeney
Ohio
Withrow
Wisconsin
Stubbs
California
Johnson and Lee
Oklahoma
Rex Tugwell Plans To Quit Farm Office
Washington reports Rexford G. Tugwell, undersecretary of agriculture, is considering resignation and may seek another government post. The notes liberal braintrust had been unsettled since February 5 when Jerome Frank was ousted as AAA general counsel by Chester C. Davis. Frank was later named assistant railroad counsel of the RFC.
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Washington
Rexford G. Tugwell
Jerome Frank
AAA
Chester C. Davis
Frank
RFC
Peasant Uprising in Croatia Kills 22 in Two Days
Vienna report counts 22 peasants killed in eight Croatian village protests against tax measures. Gendarmes arrested several hundred as peasants tore down Yugoslav emblems from schools and public buildings in Brod district. Zagreb dispatches note widespread unrest and arrests.
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Zagreb
Brod
Hoover stance on gold praised and contested in policy debate
Secretary Morgenthau said the administration is satisfied with current monetary policy and sees no need to return to the gold standard despite Herbert Hoover's push for devalued dollars exchangeable for gold. Republican Dickinson Hastings support Hoover. Nye criticizes from Progressive ranks.
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Morgenthau
Herbert Hoover
Capitol Hill
Iowa
Hastings
Delaware
Nye
North Dakota
Hoover
Hoovers
Beheading of Women in England Stuns Public
Arthur Brisbane reports on the beheading of two women in England under Hitler era policy. The headsman executed both women in six minutes as crowds watched, chains on the victims, who remained calm despite the horrific act and fear in the streets at dawn.
Amarillo Forecast Clears for Weekend With Cooler Friday
Weather forecast for Amarillo calls for fair to partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday, turning cooler on Friday with a chance of lower north winds. Temperatures range from a high near 72 to a low around 44, with similar trends into Saturday.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Votes Sought In Relief Row As Wage Fight Tightens
Washington February 21 The Senate pressed toward final action on the 4.88 billion work relief bill amid a fierce clash over a prevailing wage clause. The administration faces possible veto if the clause remains and the outcome hinges on administration versus organized labor support.
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H. O. Thompson
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Texas Banks Are In Good Condition
Sam H. Greer of the Texas Bankers Association told a district meeting in Waco that Texas banks are in good condition. He said bankers show a new optimism with renewed trading and investments and noted banks may be too liquid. M R Diggs, assistant to the U S comptroller of the currency, spoke to about 300 delegates at a banquet.
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Waco
Texas
Sam H. Greer
Texas Bankers ‘Association
Tyler
M. R. Diggs
United States Comptroller of the Currency
US Envoy's Daughters Die After Plane Jump Tragedy
Jane and Elizabeth Du Bois, daughters of Court Du Bois US consul general in Naples, leaped from a Royal Air Force plane over Essex, killing themselves and leaving two pilots among nine crash victims linked to a Sicily disaster. Witnesses saw the bodies in a cabbage field near Upminister after the door was opened and seats reserved.
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London
U.P
Jane
Elizabeth du Bois
Court du Bois
United States
Naples
Upminister
Eest
A. D. MacGregor
Henry L. Beatty
Lord Beatty
John A. C. Forbes
Sicily
England
Convict Leader Sought After Holdenville Shootout
Holdenville Oklahoma reports a midnight battle between Deputy Sheriff Bill Gaddy and four masked men linked to the Granite prison break. Maloy Kykendall, the convict leader, was believed wounded, while a car stolen in McAlester ties the escapees to the incident. Police chief George Champion says the four are escaped convicts and searches continue.
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Holdenville
Okla
Maloy Kykendall
Granite
Bill Gaddy Notrace
Gaddy
George Champion
McAlester
Globe Introduces Stories in Stamps Feature
The Globe debuts a new daily feature titled Stories in Stamps beginning today on page 4. It offers educational value for stamp collectors and non collectors, with a clipout format suitable for scrapbook albums and growing interest with each installment.
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Globe
The
Seth Parker Safe in Port After SOS
Seth Parker anchored at Pago-Pago in American Samoa after a distress call ten days earlier. The radio schooner, towed by the U S naval tug Ontario, sustained gale damage but all 13 crew were safe. Master Phillips Lord said plans to circumnavigate the world remain pending, with no U S return date set.
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Pago-Pago
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Australia
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United States
Globe
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Governor Allred urges ratable gas conservation in Texas
Governor James V. Allred personally urged the Texas Legislature to act against gas waste in the Panhandle. He called for ratable withdrawals from all gas wells and railroad commission power to curb production to stop waste and conserve gas for useful uses.
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Austin
James V. Allred
Texas Panhandle
Texas
Allred
Railroad Commission
Defense investigator questions Lindbergh baby body
George H. Foster said seven autopsy experts would show the body found near Hopewell New Jersey was taller than Charles Lindbergh Jr and embalmed. A writ of error was filed to stay Hauptmann’s March execution, with service on Warden Kimberling later planned.
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Bruno Hauptmann
Lindbergh
George H. Foster
Hopewell
N. J
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Charles Lindbergh, Jr
Foster
James M. Fawcett
Hauptmann
Court of Errors and Appeals
Frederick A. Pope
Somerville
Mark O. Kimberling
Cather
Trenton
State Hammers at Yarbrough Motive in Burned Foster Daughter Case
In Waxahachie on Feb 21 state’s attorneys pressed motive in the murder trial of Cal B. Yarbrough accused of fatally burning his foster daughter Doris. Prosecutors introduced $5,000 in life insurance as evidence to show intent. Other witnesses testified Yarbrough had whipped the girl with boards as far back as 1926.
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Yarbrough
Waxahachif
U.P
Cal B. Yarbrough
Belton
Doris
Gag Rule Drafted To Check Newsmen
The draft policy by Lieut. Gov. Walter Woodal of Houston would expel news writers from the Senate floor for publishing executive session proceedings. It would also bar disclosure of simple confirmations by the governor and require a two thirds vote to regain floor privileges for expelled correspondents.
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Austin
Walter Woodal
Houston
Senate
Woodal
Rules Committee
Post lawyer faces charge in federal slaying conspiracy
Indictments by a federal grand jury name N. C. Outlaw attorney C. M. Lee and E. F. Braddock of Post on charges of conspiracy to impede justice and to defraud the United States by obstructing administration of justice. Bond set at 5000 each. other defendants still jailed.
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Dallas
United States
N. C. Outlaw
C. M. Lee
EF. R. Braddock
Post
Outlaw
U. S
Lee R. Smith
Lee
Spencer Stafford
Fort Worth
Braddock
Bond
W. A. Hartman
L. W. Kitchen
Tom Morfan
W. F. Cato
Markets Close for Washington's Birthday All US Markets Closed
All leading security and commodity markets in the United States close for Washington's birthday with cattle markets excluded while Canadian and European markets stay open.
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New York
United States
Washington
Want Ads Promise Quick Sale For Cash Car
A Globe News Want Ads note invites readers to place ads for items like a 1932 38 four door Ford Chevrolet or Plymouth car in good mechanical condition for cash. The brief urges prompt response from thepaper’s daily 3000 readers.
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Globe-News
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