Battle in Saar Basin Suppressed by Civil Police
In Saarbrucken at Waterloo Street a clash between Nazis and anti Nazis broke out at noon today but was quickly crushed by Saar civil police and landjaeger forces. Major Hennessey led the operation personally, ending the fracas before it escalated beyond fists clubs and kicks. Propaganda newspapers were slammed.
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Saarbruecken
Saar Basin
Waterloo Street
Landjaeger
Hennessey
Saar
Law and Order
Governor Proposes 2 Percent Sales Tax to Replace Ad Valorem Levy
The governor argues a 2 percent general sales tax could fund state operations, replace real estate taxes, and provide $16.50 per child for schools and free textbooks. She notes potential opposition but says the plan is fair and would yield about $30 million annually, with taxes collected by purchase rather than wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thut
Soloist conductor to play here Monday night
The courtroom recounts the Lindbergh case with Dr. Condon acting as intermediary in the $70,000 ransom. Reich testifies about packing the money and the sendoff to Woodlawn Cemetery where Condon met the kidnapper identified as Bruno Hauptmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilenta
al Reich
Jassie
Wilents
Reich
Condon
Wilentz
Reilly
Dr. Condon
City Island
Lindbergh
Breckinridge
Bronx
Dr Condon
Handel
Christian Thaulow
Amarillo Symphony
Allen Nelson
Wichita Falls Symphony
Mr. Thaulow
Amarillo man Hamlin admits killing wife in home crime
Hamlin confessed after lengthy questioning that he struck Mrs Hamlin with a hammer in their Amarillo home on a Friday night. He described entering the house, taking jewelry from her fingers, and leaving by bus to San Francisco then Oakland. Police noted motive unclear and planned grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Adams
W. R. McDowell
Hamlin
Amarillo
Sixth Street
San Jacinto Heights
Virginia Street
Sixth Avenue
John Baker
English Field
Hamlins
Albuquerque
N. M
Oakland Fire Department
Oakland
Hamilin
Youth banker abducted and forced to write ransom note
Paul Bomberger testified of a Chicago north side gun fight by a gang with two men and a woman. The abductors seized him on Crawfordsville Street after pulling alongside, bound and gagged him, and drove him to a bungalow in Indiana where he was forced to write a ransom note to his father.
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Paul Banker
Chicago
Young Bomberger
Crawfordsville Street
Indianapolis
Witnesses Place Hauptmann Trail From Noted Clue
The court hears testimony about a stone and a note directing a person to cross Wittemore Avenue. The witness confirms going there that night and meeting a man whom Condon identifies as Hauptmann. An exhibit shows a stamped envelope dated March 9, 1932 from New York.
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Wittemore Avenue
Condon
John
Hauptmann
Wilenta
Flynn Rites Pending Word of Brother
The body of T. H. Flynn a 786 cattleman and landowner lies in state at Griggs Chapel awaiting his brother W. P. Flynn of Miles City Montana who is en route. Funeral services likely Saturday morning. Flynn died in Amarillo after a brief illness. he had moved from Oklahoma City to the panhandle in 1906 and owned extensive Moore County lands and Amarillo property. He left a home at 722 West Eleventh Avenue and is survived by brothers J. F. Flynn and W. F. Burke as well as Miss Sarah Flynn and Mrs. W. F. Burke.
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Hamlin
Bill Adans
Chile
W.R McDowell
Dstrict
Grady Hazlewood
Bob Underwood
J. & Hare
Bill Adams
Amarillo
Walter Peck
TWA
H. R. Smith
John Baker
Peck
Mr. Smith
Santa Fe
Carl Hare
Mr. Hare
Adams
Chief McDowell
Ong Street
N. 8
Griggs and Sons
Llano Cemetery
Hare
T. H. Flynn
Griggs Chapel
W. P. Flynn
Miles City
Mont
Flynn
Panhandle
Oklahoma City
Moore County
West Eleventh Avenue
J. F. Flynn
W. F. Burke
Walnut Ja
Sarah Flynn
Chicago
Plan Last Rites For S. O. Farris, 44
Funeral rites for Samuel O. Farris 44 at 4 oclock this afternoon from the Tenth Street Methodist Church conducted by Rev. F M Griffin. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery directed by N. & Griegs & Sons. Survivors include widow two sons Durwood and William Oscar and three daughters Joyce Reba and Mrs Shackelford, all of Amarillo.
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Samuel O. Farris
Rio Grande Avenue
Orlock
Tenth Street
Amarillo
Durwood
William Oscar Farris
N. A Shackelford
Joyce
Reba Farris
Roberta Farris
Hilbert Farris
Amarilla
Albert Farers Houston
VY Garrett
Merkel
Texas Senate Considers Centennial Bill And Appointments
The governor submitted confirmations for district attorneys Emory B. Camp and George W. Outlaw and judges A J Power Claude M McCallum W H Strength J B Callicutt for several districts. A $3 million Texas Centennial appropriation bill was introduced by Senator Claud Westerfeld. Other measures include repealing ferse race betting and creating a public utilities commission. Senate leaders Pace and Redditt named as heads of key committees.
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Board of Regents
Teachers’ Colleges
20Th
Emory B. Camp
Milam County
Claude M. McCallum
Dallas
A. J. Power
Fort Worth
W. H. Strength
Harrison County
J. 8. Callicutt
Corsicana
George W. Outlaw
Nolan County
Claud C. Westerfeld
Senate
Joe Hill
Henderson
T. J. Holbrook
Galveston
Will D. Pace
Tyler
Sen. Johns. Redditt
Lufkin
Finance
Wal
Dallas man sent to Harris County on robbery charge
Ralph Arnold, wanted in Houston on robbery charges, was turned over to Harris County officers in Dallas. He had been arrested in Waco on box car burglary and returned to Dallas before authorities learned of the Harris County warrant.
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Dallas
U.P
Ralph Arnold
Houston
Harris County
Arnold
Waco
Legislature Chooses Officers and Reforms Quick Start
Woodul of Houston named lieutenant governor elect with Witt administering the oath. Key committees include Beck, Stone, Small, Regan, Holbrook, Duggan and others guiding civil jurisprudence through public lands, education, highways, taxes, and banking as the new session opens amid post primary tensions and hopes for major laws.
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Ter Woodul
Houston
Edgar B. Witt
Small
J. W. B. H. Beck
Dekalb
Frank Rawlings
Fort Worth
Clint Small
Amarillo
EB. J. Blackert
Victoria
Albert Stone
Brenham
Beck
Roy Sanderford
Belton
W. R. Poage
Waco
Woodruff
Joe L. Hill, Jr
Henderson
Claud C. Westerfeld
Dalias
W. K. Hopkins
Gongales and Small
B. M. Davis
Brownwood
Clay Cotten
Palestine
Woodruff and
Deberry and
Sulak
John W. Hornsby
Austin and
Martin
van Zandt
Poage
Burns
Regan
Deberry
Hornsby
Davis and
Hill
Burne
Wilbourne BR
Collie
Eastland
Hughston
Rawlings
Redditt
Regan and
Hop
Olan R. van Zandt
Tioga
Coke Stevenson
Junction
Bob Calvert
Hillsboro
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York
Els
Reid
Woodlawn Cemetery
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Willamet Rooms
Calif
Southern Pacific
Rock Island
Polk Street
Los Angeles
Wade Johnson
Thornton Oxnard
English Field Company
Here
San Francisco
Lindy Aide
S. O. Farris
Gerald Mann
California
Douglas
New York
Lindbergh Line
St.Joseph
Penet Etro
Negara
Ee Arrears
Lough
S “Lombardo-Land
Guy Lom
Greer’s Department Store
Anjarillo, Texas
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