Army to Build 60 Attack Airplanes Near Ground
Los Angeles news reports the U S Army orders a fleet of 60 attack model planes to be built at Northrop El Segundo plant. The aircraft will fight near the ground with two crew, six heavy machine guns and 250 pounds of bombs. Top speed 220 miles per hour. Four guns on the wings and two at the rear.
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Los Angeles
United States Army
el Segundo
Northrop Corporation
Washington, D. C
Los Angeles Examiner
Alaskan deer herd grows prompting open season call
From a start of eight Sitka deer moved to Hawkins and Montague Islands in 1916, the Alaska game commission now recommends an open hunting season as the herd expands to a sizable population. The record lists multiple 1935 real estate transfers and vehicle registrations accompanying the item.
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Hawkins
Montague Islands
Alaskan
Alaskan Game Commission
Modern Cystex Drug Claims Kidney Health Boost
An ad warns kidney filtering tubes risk from harsh drugs and warns that Cystex, a doctor prescribed remedy, can restore vitality in 48 hours and claim a 10 year younger feeling within a week or money back. It markets the product as safe fast and guaranteed with a druggist price.
Beanstalk Growth Theory Tied to Plant Hormone Auxin
Washington report explains auxin as the plant growth hormone that drives stem bending toward light and downward root growth. Dr. F W Went notes tiny amounts can enable long sprouts, while real plants need only minute quantities to regulate development.
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F. W. Went
California Institute of Technol
Dr. Went
Humble Oil Wins Gulf of Mexico Offshore Leases
Nine square miles offshore in Jefferson County were leased by Humble Oil and Refining Co for 456000 cash rentals and royalties. Six tracts, each half mile wide, extend three miles into the Gulf from the beach, dated January 23, 1935.
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Beaumont
Gulf of Mexico
Jefferson County
State of Texas
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Gulf
Fred G. Hill
Big Hill
Youth Strangles Chimning Himself
New York police report a 14 year old boy found dead at a St Albans address after hanging by a noose from his football trousers while chin ups on a horizontal bar. Detectives say the boy Charles Keefe choked to death in the basement.
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New York
John Keefe
116Th Avenue
St. Albans
Keefe
Charles
Black Mask To Stage Tommy In Amarillo Spotlight
The Black Mask Players present the three act comedy Tommy at the Hugh School auditorium Tuesday night to benefit the Golden Sandies Pep Squad. The seasoned cast led by Margaret Hanley includes Ridgeway Zelley Dr. R. P. Parcells Aubrey Jackson Jean Epperson Alan Clark Verlon Twaddell Helen Anderson and Ernest Rogers with Peggy's Rhythm Girls between acts and a specialty by Rogers. Admission costs 25 and 35 cents.
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Amarillo
Black Mask
Tommy
Hugh School
Golden Sandies
Margaret Hanley
Miss Hanley
Amarillo College
Howard Lindsay
Ridgeway Zelley
Dr. R. P. Parcells
Aubrey Jackson
Jean Epperson
Alan Clark
Verlon Twaddell
Helen Anderson
Ernest Rogers
Peggy
Spe
Panhandle and Oklahoma Panhandle suffer wind and sand devastation
A Plainview citizens report describes widespread wind driven destruction across the northern Panhandle and Oklahoma Panhandle. Updates note illness improvement for Mrs. James O Curtis and local social visits, with a list of Amarillo and regional residents seen in town events and hospital stays.
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Plainview
Panhandle
Oklahoma Panhandle
Plainview News
Oklahoma
My Amarillo Gal Sought for Dance Benefit
Lloyd Snyder, director of the Nat Orchestra, seeks to bring the popular tune My Amarillo Gal for a dance to aid the Panhandle Livestock Association. The first dance at The Nat drew crowds. admission 50 cents per couple with half the proceeds aiding visiting cattlemen's convention guests next month.
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Lloyd Snyder
Nat
Civil Appeals Proceedings Held in Amarillo Court
Proceedings in the Seventh District Court of Civil Appeals at Amarillo include rehearings for C E Flowers vs E E Smith et al Edson E King et al vs Maude L Lowry Mabel Smith et al vs Alfie Peg ram affirmed in several cases United States Investment Corp vs Will Chandler et al from Lamar Franklin Fire Insurance Co vs Limmer Lindley et al from Delta set for submission April 22 1935 cases from Gregg Bowie Lubbock Hutchinson and other counties including City of Lubbock Lub bock Hotel Co vs Lubbock Independent School District and R L Patton from Hutchinson
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Court of Civil Appeals For
Amarillo
C. E. Flowers
E. E. Smith
Edson E. King
Maude L. Lowry
Mabel Smith
Air
Alfie Pegram
Edwin B. Cox
Fannie B. Campbell
Gregg
Will Jones
The
Texas Company
Gregg Traders & General Insurance Co
W. H. Nunley
National Life & Accident Insurance Co
Barnes Agee
Bowie
American National Insurance Co
Lula Walker
United States Investment Corp
Will Chandler
Lamar
Three Demos One G. O. P. Upon Bonds
Treasury to sell new baby bonds March 1 feature portraits of Washington Jefferson Cleveland Wilson and Lincoln on $25 $50 $100 $500 and $1000 denominations. It marks the first time Woodrow Wilson appears on a public debt security.
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Washington
Treasury
George Washington
Jefferson
Cleveland
Wilson
Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Cuban school strike turns deadly in Camagüey blast
Havana dispatch reports a universal school strike across Cuba with a bomb at Camagüey killing a woman and wounding four, including a child. The move to oust President Carlos Mendieta drew sympathy walkouts from workers at the Romeo and Julieta cigarette plant.
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Havana
Cuba
Camaguey
Carlos Mendieta
Romeo and Julieta Cigaret
Camaguel
Inflation threat cited by American Liberty League
The American Liberty League warned that credit inflation could surge if the economy booms, praising the administration's restraint but arguing that credit is a stronger inflation engine than currency. It warned against Treasury deficits and possible direct bond sales to the Fed, estimating credit expansion potential well over $100 billion.
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American Liberty League
The
League
France
Germany
Russia
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
First Operator of Linotype Is Dead
A. R. Hardy Miller died at 76 in Houston after pioneering linotype work in the South. A native Houstonian, he helped popularize the machine in 1888 while with the Post and later served Harris County as tax assessor and collector for two decades. Funeral is planned for Wednesday.
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Houston
A. R. (Hardy) Miller
South
William Henry Porter
O. Henry
William P. Hobby
The
Post
William Cowper Brann
Harris County
Life Term Is Given Baker's Chain Head
Irving Weitzman, 37, operator of a bakers chain, convicted of the business murder of Eli Daiches. Jury imposed life imprisonment for instigating a shotgun shooting on March 3 on the outer drive of the wealthy advertising executive amid Daiches insurance policy worth 317000 dollars.
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Chicago
Irving Weitzman
Eli Daiches
Daiches
Object of My Affection inspires Pinky Tomlin’s silver dollar dream
Oklahoma writer Pinky Tomlin, famed for The Object of My Affection, explains he wrote the song while hungry in University of Oklahoma mess halls. He jokes about returning to Durant, recalls a druggist turning him away, and says he will not marry before financial success. He plans Chicago appearances after a brief Durant visit.
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Oklahoma City
Truman
Pinky) Tomlin
Durant
Okla
Pinky
Chicago
California
University of Oklahoma
Tomlin
Duke to unveil statue shows Duke with cigar in hand
In a life like portrayal the James B. Duke memorial statue will depict the tobacco magnate clinging to his familiar cigar between the index and middle fingers of his left hand.
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Durham
N. C
James B. Duke
Duke University
Intensified Siege in Chaco Battle Reported
Buenos Aires reports Paraguay escalates six day siege of Villa Montes despite League ruling. Paraguay has quit the League and shows determination to press the war to the last ditch. Front line reports say Paraguayan troops dominate the Villa Montes area. A Brown County Texas trapping period yields $5,000 to $10,000 in one month.
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Buenos Aires
League of Nations
Chaco
Paraguay
Villa Montes
Bolivia
Brown County
Texas
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