Stinnett Honored With Final Tributes At St Andrews
Longtime Panhandle builder Albert S. Sid Stinnett died at 71 in Amarillo Texas. Friends and leaders gathered at St Andrews Episcopal Church for a 2 30 PM service with burial at Llano Cemetery. Survivors include widow a son Beaumont Stinnett two daughters J Rex Stegall and John S McGurk and several grandchildren.
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Albert Sidney
Sid
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Panhandle
Albert S
Sid” Stinnett
Jackson Street
Mr. Stinnett
Bell County
Texas
Beaumont Stinnett
Amarillo
J. Rex Stegall
John S. McGurk
Indianapolis
Ind
Neil
Wells McGurk
Laurel and
Sidney Stinnett
Mysterious Amarillo murder prompts flood of tips
Authorities investigate the 33 year old Mrs. George S. Hamlin killing as police and county officers sift through leads. Robbery motive questioned since no furniture was disturbed though jewelry was missing. Sheriff Bill Adams and District Attorney Grady Hazlewood seek public aid and consult with witnesses and staff.
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George S. Hamlin
Amarillo
Bill Adams
Hamlin
W. R. McDowell
Sheriff's Department
Nurse identifies Lindbergh baby garments in Hauptmann trial
Betty Gow testifies about the baby’s last night at the Lindbergh home and admits telling others of the family’s movements. She describes finding a thumb guard near the home and recalls phone calls about the plan to stay away from Englewood due to the baby’s cold.
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Associated Press
Flemington
N. J
Betty Gow
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Bronx
Hunterdon County
Edward J. Reilly
Hauptmann
Defense Council
Miss Gow
Reilly
Red” Johnson
Lindberghs
Hopewell
Englewood
Johnson
Texan Proposes New Crop Plan To Aid Farmers
Representative Dies of Texas announces a plan to replace the Agricultural Adjustment Administration with a tariff based system. He proposes estimating domestic consumption of surplus crops for export and distributing equal shares to producers, with tariff benefits set by the agriculture secretary.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Representative Dies
Texas
Secretary of Agriculture
Texan
Sunday Tabloid Available to Sandie Admirers
A limited number of Sunday's tabloid football sections are sold at 5 cents each at The Globe-News office. Fans may obtain extra copies as souvenirs from the circulation department. Mailing copies outside town requires correct addresses and the 5 cent fee covers the tabloid and mailing costs.
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Globe-News
The
Tyler Opens Federal Agent Headquarters for Tax Enforcement
Headquarters were established in Tyler today for 15 federal special agents connected with the Bureau of Internal Revenue intelligence unit. They will enforce collection of income and excise taxes for East Texas and are to be especially diligent in gasoline tax enforcement.
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Tyler
U.P
Bureau of Internal Revenue
East Texas
Callicutt Named 13th District Judge
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson appointed John S. Callicutt district judge of the 13th judicial district to fill the unexpired term of Judge Hawkins Scarborough of Corsicana who died Saturday. The announcement was made in Austin.
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Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
John S. Callicutt
13Th
Hawkins Scarborough
Corsicana
Felts Family Auto Crash Claims Two More Lives Near Roanoke
Fort Worth telegram reports A F Felts age 61 died in a hospital here two hours after his car collided with another at the Highways 10 and 114 intersection near Roanoke. His wife Nancy Belle Felts 45 died in Fort Worth hospital. Their son Max Felts 20 remained critical at Baptist Hospital after the wreck while the family was en route from Panhandle to Winnsboro.
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Fort Worth
Roanoke
Panhandle
Nancy Belle Felts
A. F. Felts
Felts
Winnsboro
Max Felts
Baptist Hospital
Amarillo Weather Outlook Turns Fair and Colder
Forecast for Amarillo and nearby areas calls for fair skies and a drop in temperatures tonight with Tuesday continuing fair. West Texas and New Mexico regions show similar conditions with a cold night and a mild Tuesday. Temperature extremes reach 35 to 47 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Speakership Race Aims at Texas House Choice
In Austin the race for the Texas House speakership dominates the opening of the forty fourth legislative session. Coke Stevenson claims 98 pledges and R W Calvert 87 as supporters gather in a high stakes contest. Governor-elect Allred backs Stevenson amid a crowded field and early bill introductions are expected after organization.
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Austin
House of Representatives
Texas
Ace
Coke Stevenson
Junction
R. W. Calvert
Hillsboro
Stevenson
Calvert
James V. Allred
The President Tells You and Privilege
Arthur Brisbane reports on the Presidents message to Congress urging limits on special privilege and charity. The piece notes the President’s call for attention by intelligent Americans amid questions of privilege and national policy.
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Lindbergh
Senate
House of Representatives
Early voters favor Germany in Saar plebiscite
In Saarbrucken on January 7, preliminary plebiscite voting showed a strong tilt toward returning the territory to Germany. Civil servants and essential workers began voting since today, with the secret ballot and results to continue tomorrow and Wednesday.
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Saarbrucken
U.P
Saar
Germany
United Press
Shrine plans session for new election in Amarillo
Shriners from the Panhandle area gather in Amarillo for the annual officer election. Dinner at 6 at the Masonic Temple basement, meeting at 7 30. Jim King of Memphis, potentate, urges Khiva Shrine members to attend.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Masonic Temple
Jim King
Memphis
Khiva Shrine
France and Italy Sign Peace Pact in Move Toward Unity
Rome Jan 7 French Foreign Minister Pierre Laval and Premier Mussolini signed accords linking France and Italy in a policy of collaboration that may form the foundation of a new European peace structure.
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Rome
Pierre Laval
Mussolini
France
Italy
RFC to Seek One More Year with Rail Reorganization Power
Washington reports RFC chairman Jesse H. Jones urged continuation of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for at least another year beyond February 1 1935 with added authority to oversee railroad reorganization. In Austin the State Railroad Commission called an oil proration hearing for January 21 at 10 a.m. to set February production allowances.
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Washington
U.P
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
RFC
Jesse H. Jones
Austin
State Railroad Commission
Roosevelt asks $4 billion relief fund to Congress
President Roosevelt asks Congress for a four billion dollar work relief appropriation forecasting a 1936 peak public debt around 34.239 billion with an eight plus billion deficit next year. He warns unemployment blocks a balanced budget while urging rapid government spending to reinvest in those out of work.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Treasury
De Soto Display Opens In Wolflin Motor Co Showroom
De Soto showcases two new cars at Wolflin Motor Company on Tenth Avenue and Fillmore Street. The 1935 De Soto Airflow generated big interest last year and is joined by the De Soto on display with modern styling and the latest motor improvements.
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de Soto
Wolflin Motor Company
Tenth Avenue
Fillmore Street
Pioneer OO Kield geologist John McGee killed in car crash
John W. McGee, 56, famed as a discoverer of Hutchinson County oil fields, died when the car he rode in struck a concrete culvert near Amarillo. Driver James D. Ward suffered a slight concussion. McGee’s death followed a long career in oil and mining across Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, and New Mexico.
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Hutchinson County
John W. McGee
Ashtola
James D. Ward
Taylor Street
Clarendon Hospital
Gulf Production Company
Borger
Great Dixon Creek
McGee
John, Jr
Freland
Oklahoma City
R. C. Spivey
Wichita Falls
Jackie
Dot McGee
Mary Oakes
Maywood
Calif
Dot Calhoun
Fufaula
Okla
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Clarendon
Glenpool
Bald Hill
Oklahoma
Dennis
Kansas
Labette County
Warm Springs
Wyoming
Elk City
Carson
Hutchinson
Texas
Cimarron
Colorado
Utah
Huron
Matador Oil Corporation of
McGre
New Mexico
Stamp collectors accuse Farley of unfair stamp distribution
The Norfolk Philatelic Society sent a letter to President Roosevelt alleging Postmaster General James A. Farley was distributing entire sheets of recent commemorative stamps to select individuals not available to the public, inflating their speculative value far beyond original worth. Griggs Ambulance. Phone 4311.
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Norfolk
Norfolk Philatelic Society
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Condon to testify Hauptmann linked to Lindbergh case
Dr John F Condon will testify Hauptmann confessed to the Lindbergh nursery kidnapping and that he paid a ransom. He will identify Hauptmann as the man called John and place him at the crime scene in St Raymond's Cemetery Bronx. Colonel Lindbergh also identified Hauptmann's voice during the cemetery call.
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United Press
Flemington
N. J
U.P
John F
Jassie) Condon
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Condon
John
St. Raymond's
Bronx
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Dr. Condon
Speeding Leads to Capture of Stolen Car
Patrolman Virgil Beavers stopped a speeding vehicle in a Wilson School zone and learned at the station the car had been stolen in Portales New Mexico yesterday. The thief was to be transferred to county custody to face car theft charges.
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Virgil Beavers
Wilson School
Beavers
Portales
N. M
Skies Clear After General Rainfall Across Panhandle
The Panhandle woke to clearing skies after a general rainfall last night. Weatherman H. T. Collman reports unsettled conditions may persist but no additional moisture is expected for two to three days. Reports show varying rainfall amounts from showers to 0.75 inches across communities including Amarillo, Dalhart, Claude, Wellington, and Dumas with some towns receiving lighter falls.
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Panhandle
H. T. Collman
Amarillo
Santa Fe
Portales
N. M
Muleshoe
Happy
Clovis
Albuquerque
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Southwest
F. A. Foster
D. P. Seay
Joe L. Williams
E. W. Hardin
H. Walter Blackburn
Jeff Neely
Ben P. Manning
Llano Cemetery
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Will
Babe
William A. Kinney
Sandie
Callicutt
H. A. Loans—Long-Bell Lbr. Co
F.D.R
Arthur Brisbane
King Features Syndicate, Inc
America
Globe
Brisbane
Hitler
Shrine
Jones
Sam
John McGee
OO Kield
John M'Gee
Farley
Griggs Ambulance
John Maynard Lbr. Co. Ph
FHA
Dalhart
Channing and
Tascosa
Claude
Lockney
Wellington
Childress
Lubbock
Plainview
Silverton
Sterley
Vega
Wildorado
San Jon
Adrian
Conway
Groom
Lelia
Shamrock
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