Anxiety Over Roosevelt Security Bill Slows Approval
Anxiety rose among backers of the Roosevelt administration as the 4.88 billion work and relief program stalled in the Senate appropriations committee. With states adjournment looming, leaders feared delays to unemployment insurance and old age pensions without fast federal action. President Roosevelt kept a close watch on Congress from Hyde Park as the battle over the plan continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Congress
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Convicted Barrow Parker fugitives tied to harbor plot
A federal jury convicted 15 relatives and friends of Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker of conspiring to harbor fugitives. Sentences ranged from 30 days to two years. several co-defendants had pleaded guilty earlier. The trial also covered additional defendants as the government presented its case on the Dyer Act conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
William H. Atwell
Henry Methvin
Barrow
Hilton Bybee
J. Whatley
W D. Jones
Floyd Hamilton
Steve Davis
Billie Mace
L. C. Barrow
Emma Parker
Marie Francis
Audrey Fay Darrow
Comie Barrow
Joe Chambless
Mildred Hamilton
Joe Francis
Blanche Barrow
Clyde
Buck
James Mullen
Mary O'Dare
Raymond Hamilton
John Basden
Condition of Judge Paul Is Still Critical
The status of Judge J. C. Paul of Amarillo and Panhandle remained critical this morning after a paralytic stroke during a Panhandle visit. He is confined to a hotel room in Panhandle. Judge Paul, a leading local figure who founded a bank there, is father to Howard Paul of Amarillo and Frank Paul of Panhandle.
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J. C. Paul
Judge Paul
Amarillo
Panhandle
Santa Fe
Howard ‘Paul
Frank Paul
Man Overcome by Smoke During Quanah Fire
One man was overcome by smoke as flames threatened Quanah's business district. Firefighters battled midnight cold conditions and confined the blaze to its origin while four neighboring shops suffered smoke damage worth hundreds of dollars.
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Panhandle
Niagara
Quanah
Second Death Is Final for Tyler Ex-Sheriff
W. A. Strange, 71, former Smith County sheriff, died a second time in Tyler Texas after revival efforts failed. He reportedly died last Thursday when heart and lung activity stopped. Relatives summoned an undertaker but a physician revived him with adrenalin. last night’s death was final.
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Tyler
Tex
U.P
W. A. Strange
Strange
Smith County
Wintry Wave Routed by Sun
The article reports a temporary thaw across Texas as sun returns and temperatures rise from subfreezing lows. Colder air may return to South Texas tonight while North Texas enjoys fair and warmer conditions. Frost damage is negligible with light snow on West Texas plains and sleet melting in North Texas.
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Greece
Rome
Alamo
Panhandle
Sahara
Allah
Golden West
Dalhart
Associated Press
Texas
Weather Bureau
San Angelo
Plainview
Paris
Wichita Falls
Denton
Weary Sailors Tossed On Far-Flung Oceans
Arthur Brisbane notes escalating wartime tensions as gales drive mariners into danger. The Bay of Biscay remains a hot zone with multiple vessels reporting distress while rescue fleets converge. The Bereby loses steering gear near Portugal and Hillcroft loses its propeller as storms lash the ocean.
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Associated Press
Bay of Biscay
France
Bereby
Portugal
Liverpool
West Africa
Hillcroft
Lawyer Dies in Fort Stockton Hotel
H P Abney Jr, lawyer for the Pure Oil Co, died at a Fort Stockton hotel last night, possibly of heart disease. He was based in Fort Worth and was a member of the Houston firm Vincent Elkins Sweeten and Weems.
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Fort Stockton
Tex
H. P. Abney, Jr
Pure Oil Company
Fort Worth
Houston
Vincent, Elkins, Sweeten and Weems
Amarillo Weather Forecast Turns Warmer Tonight
Forecast calls for fair conditions and rising temperatures across Amarillo and West Texas with a low around 20 tonight. New Mexico also sees fair skies and warmth for tonight and Wednesday.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Hamilton Evades Traps in Pursuit of Outlaw
Raymond Hamilton, named southwest’s worst bad man, eluded capture near Dallas after being sheltered by a farmer and family. Officers questioned Roy Lynn, captured nearby, while three youths released after a day as his prisoners kept souvenir rifle cartridges. Authorities weighed whether his companion was Ralph Fults or Kirk Borders as the hunt continued. Mrs. Mays, Roy’s mother, faced federal trial for aiding Barrow and Parker.
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Whatley
S. J. Whatley
Barrow
Leavenworth
L. C. Barrow
Clyde Barrow
James Mullen
Cumie Barrow
Mildred Hamilton
Floyd Hamilton
Steve Davis
Raymond Hamilton
Hilton Bybee
Dallas
U.R
Southwest
Hamilton
McKinney
L. B. Harlow Roy Mays
J. C. Leftice, Jr
Pear Mansfield
Fort Worth
Roy Lynn
Walker
Department of Justice
Hamplton
Ralph Fulls
Wichita Falls
Miriam A. Ferguson
Kirk Borders
Hunsville
Fults
Mays
Roy Hamilton
Mays Farm
Restricting Oil and Gas Injunctions Faces Senate Test
In Austin the Senate considered limiting injunctions to restrain Texas oil and gas orders. Sen. Joe Hill urged notice and hearing before issuing injunctions, but the amendment was tabled 20 to 4. Sen. Clint Small warned it would tie the commission's hands. Griggs Ambulance dial 4311.
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Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
Senate
Joe Hill
Henderson
Clint Small
Amarillo
East Texas
Judge Bans Barbers From Undercharging
Chicago barbers were enjoined from charging less than 25 cents per shave and 50 cents per haircut in a court order. The notice mentions a Globe News Want Act selling six canaries with a for sale or trade ad requiring no legal advice. Dial 6197 for more details.
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Chicago
Globe News
Mellon Still Receives Gift Income From Fortune
The federal government disclosed that Andrew W. Mellon still collects all income from at least 30 million dollars placed in the Coalesced Company. Mellon's children own large interests, but dividends go to Mellon through the company's preferred stock, as the government seeks 3 million dollars more in income taxes. Robert H. Jackson questioned Mellon's secretary H. M. Johnson.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Andrew W. Mellon
Mellon
Robert H. Jackson
H. M. Johnson
A K Whiteside Dies In El Paso Hospital
Amarillo cattleman A K Whiteside died in an El Paso hospital from pneumonia. His son was en route and funeral arrangements were pending.
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A. K. Whiteside
el Paso Hospital
EL Paso
Amarillo
Texas House Targets Local Vote and Fees on Horse Meets
The Texas House opens a drive against horse racing with bills for local option elections before race meet licenses and high fees by city population. Rep. Traylor Russell sponsors the local option measure requiring voter approval and annual elections. license fees range from 300 to 5000 dollars. A second bill seeks a unified state police force under a governor appointed board with 300 officers max.
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Austin
Texas House
Traylor Russell
Mount Pleasant
Racing Commission
State Highway Patrol
Ranger
Babe Ruth Joins Boston Braves as VP and Assistant Manager
Babe Ruth is coming to the Boston Braves as vice-president and assistant manager, a formal announcement said in Boston on February 26. The move places Ruth in a leadership role with the major league club.
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Boston
U.pi
Babe Ruth
Boston Braves
Police Chief Injured in West Sixth Ave Car Crash
Chief of Police W. R. McDowell suffered a broken rib and possible internal injuries in an automobile accident at 1310 West Sixth Avenue about 9 30 this morning. McDowell was driving west when Ed Barrett of Kirk City Okla cut in front of his car to enter Badger Ice Company. Both cars were damaged slightly.
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W. R. McDowell
West
Sixth Avenue
McDowell
Ed Barrett
Kirk City
Okla
Badger Ice Company
Gulesian Returns Home After Amnesia Incident
Moses H. Gulesian 71, former Boston Newton real estate dealer and once millionaire, was located at the Bowery Mission New York and returned to Newton today. He arrived at South Station at 6:50 AM with his wife Grace and son-in-law James Beck. Beck said officials placed him on a Boston bound train and he traveled unaccompanied, appearing amnesiac.
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Newton
Mass
Moses H. Gulesian
Boston
Bowery Mission
New York
James L. Beck
Associated Press
Gulesian
Grace W. Gulesian
Beck
Paraguay Charged With Poison Gas Use in Chaco War
The Bolivian war ministry charged Paraguay with authorizing poison gas in the Chaco conflict. A communique said Germany is supplying many tons of gas bombs and grenades for use starting March 20 and that small quantities of the corrosive Iperita gas have already been sent to the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Paz
Bolivia
Bolivian War Ministry
Paraguay
Chaco
Germany
War Ministry
Livestock Association Dance Promotes March Convention
The Panhandle Livestock Association hosts a Wednesday night dance at the Nat to raise funds for its nineteenth annual convention in March. Lloyd Snyder's Orchestra plays 9:30 to 12:30, admission 55 cents a couple, with half of proceeds to the convention fund. about 125 couples attended last week.
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Panhandle Livestock Association
Association
Lloyd Snyder
Odorless Cabbage Boon to Neighbors
Cornell University researchers unveil an odorless cabbage after six years and 4,000 plants. Prof C H Myer used cold storage and targeted pollination to breed a fragrance free variety that preserves taste and diet ethics.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Ithaga
N. Y
Cornell University
C. H Myer
Department of Plant Breeding
Myers
Savoy
Cornell
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Federal Tender Board
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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