Zangara Brain Considered Normal by Doctors
Reports from Johns Hopkins expert Dr Adolph Meyer and local psychiatrist Dr Ralph N Greene conclude Giuseppe Zangara showed a normal brain and no relation between brain type and his homicide of Mayor Anton Cermak. Autopsy confirmed mental normalcy despite execution.
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Jacksonville
Frs
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
Anton Cermak
Chicago
Miami
Adolph Meyer
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Cermek
Ralph N. Greene
Meyer
Greene
Zangara
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Green
Rebel 19th Route Army Fights Chaing Kai-shek Forces
The 19th Route Army, once Cantonese, now rebels under a slender, scholarly general. They fiercely oppose Gen Chaing Kai-shek’s forces in Fukien Province, having earned renown as China’s most capable fighting unit after key battles in Shanghai.
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Fpukien
Chaing Kai- Shek
Shanghai
19Th Route Army
China
Crutchfield Maintains Calm Despite Murder Charge
Crutchfield faces a murder charge and appears confident he will be cleared. He remains composed, laughing and talking about topics other than the case. Jailor Gib Landis notes the prisoner’s unchanged conduct since Friday after capture in an East Tenth Avenue tourist camp.
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Gib Landis
Crutchfield
East Tenth Avenue
Landis
Jesse Jones Named President of National Bank of Commerce
Jesse H. S. Jones, chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, was named president of the National Bank of Commerce in Houston at a stockholders meeting. He will also remain chairman of the bank's board, succeeding the late N. E. Meador.
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Houston
U.P
Jesse H. S Jones
Reconstruc-taion Finance Corporation
National Bank of Commerce
N. E. Meador
Fight to Finish: Rudy Vallee to Answer Fay Suit in Court
Rudy Vallee announced a finish fight to respond to Fay Webb Vallee's separate maintenance suit filed over claims of improper conduct with Alice Faye and two unnamed women. He expects attorney Hyman Bushel to reach New York and file the formal answer later today. Vallee says Miss Faye was dragged into the case and regrets the involvement. Meanwhile Fay Webb Vallee, in seclusion at her father Police Chief Clarence Webb's Santa Monica home, is seeking a larger share of his earnings beyond the $100 weekly allowance since their April separation, with reports they earn more than $50,000 a month.
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Hollywood
Rudy Vallee
Fay Webb Vallee
Vallee
Hyman Bushel
New York
Alice Faye
Faye
Clarence Webb
Santa Monica
Gun threat terrorizes families in Missouri crime spree
In Monroe City Missouri police search for four desperadoes after a raid that included kidnapping Roy Carpenter wife and Mrs Carpenter held captive eight hours. The bandits fled after shooting at officers in Hannibal and Carpenters home. Mrs Carpenter was released unharmed.
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Monroe City
East Missouri
Roy Carpenter
Julius Jackson
Carpenter
Hannibal
W. J. Schneider
Serg
Omalee Baker
Schneider
Baker
Congress weighs RFC extension and reform amid party tensions
The RFC faces a one year extension and capital increase as Jesse Jones pushes faster recovery. Senate and House committees clash over lending authority and discounts while Bullitt wins Senate passage to Soviet Russia. A liquor tax bill looms and a Washington capital plan remains on the dry agenda.
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Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
House Banking Committee
Roosevelt
Senate Banking Committee
RFC
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William C. Bullitt
Pennsylvania
Soviet Russia
Bullitt
House
Ways and Means
Luce
Mass
Sen
Post Office Department
Walter F. Brown
Sanders- Kemp
Democratic House
Reconstruction Corporation
Jesse Jones
Steagall
Jones
Senate
Fletcher
Federal Reserve Bank
Glass
Alabama
Meanwile
National Capital
Tack Letters From Readers Show Rural Job Seeking And Helpers
A 23 year old single man Wilbur Evans requests a farm or ranch position in Plainview Texas and notes willingness to operate any machinery. A 14 year old boy writes about helping his widowed mother, recounting work in the country and skipping school to assist at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Wilbur Evans
General Delivery
Plainview
Texas
Helium Plant Faces Uncertain Future Amid Budget Cuts
Superintendent C W Seibel said the helium plant, with 27 workers, risks shutdown without $38,000 in Congress approval after a prior $122,000 cut. Government efforts have slashed helium cost from about $40 to under $8 per thousand cubic feet, but skilled staff have been let go due to funds. Investment reaches around $2 million including plant and gas reserves. attendees at the morning conference included Ray C Johnson, James Gulek, Rolla Townsend, T F Johnson, Dean Kirk and Dr Seibel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Seibel
James ©. Gulek
Rolla Townsend
T. EF. Johnson
Dean Kirk
Dr. Seibel
Defense Seeks Insanity Plea in Dove Arnold Murder Trial
In Haskell Texas on January 10, defense testimony argues for insanity in the case of Dove Arnold charged with murdering his ex wife Zelma Arnold. State witnesses say he stabbed her and crushed her skull with a stone on a Breckenridge street September 10, 1932, shortly after his release from prison. Arnold’s mother testifies to feeble mindedness and peculiar behavior after a childhood stroke.
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Haskell
Tex
Dove Arnold
Arnold
Breckenridge
Texas
Zelma
Hattie Staggs
Buchanan Denied Rehearing by Court
George B. Buchanan alias Jack Miller had a writ of habeas corpus denied and his motion for a rehearing before the Criminal Court of Appeals overruled. He faced a grand larceny cargo arrest by the sheriff and previously failed in District Court. The Amarillo court ruling upheld him in the rehearing motion.
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George B. Buchanan
Criminal Court of Appeals
Buchanan
Kansas City
47Th District
Amarillo
Jack Miller
Pioneer Resident John H. Shaffer Dies at 66
Amarillo paint contractor John Henry Shaffer 66 died at a local hospital at 10:25 this morning. Survived by his widow Orra and two sons C. E. and L. B. Shaffer, all of Amarillo. Member of the Presbyterian Church. Home at 1015 West Seventh Avenue. Body at Griggs Chapel awaiting arrangements.
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John Henry Shaffer
Amarillo
Orra Shaffer
C. E
L. B. Shaffer
Slain Crooner Ted Adams Becomes Robert Cushman
The real name of 35 year old radio crooner Ted Adams was revealed as Robert Cushman after he was shot to death in Fort Worth. Cushman has a brother, R. W. Cushman, living in Jacksonville, Florida.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Ted Adams
Robert Cushman
R. W. Cushman
Jacksonville
Fila
Vega Girl Buried This Afternoon
Rites for Miss Fairy Blasengame 16 died at Vega were held at 2 30 P M from the Vega Baptist Church. Rev L E Godwin preached the sermon with pallbearers W H Jones W L Jones Farmer Jones C C Wim berley Norman Cabot and Tom Airs. Interment followed at Vega Cemetery by N S Griggs and Sons. Survivors include a sister and seven brothers.
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Fairy Blasengame
Vega
Vega Baptist Church
L. E. Godwin
W. H. Jones
W. L. Jones
Farmer Jones
C. C. Wimberley
Norman Cabot
Tom Airs
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Miss Blasengame
Jamie Blasengame
H. E
L. E. Blasengame
D. R. Blasengame
Clapham
N. M
A. J. Blasengame
Logan
T. O. Blasengame
Flagg
Loyal Blasengame
Apache
Okla
C. B. Blasengame
Carnegie
Charles Murphy
Dutchman Van Der Lubbe Executed in State Formality
The Dutch prisoner Van Der Lubbe faced the death sentence after a final hour’s delay. The warden announced the time, officials gathered, and Judge Buenger read the sentence as Werner declared the prisoner surrendered to the executioner. Goebler assisted as Van Der Lubbe ascended the scaffold and was strapped to the device.
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van der Lubbe
Paul van Hindenburg
Werner
Wilhelm Buenger
Goebler
Madgeburg
Investigation into Childress plane crash near city
An official inquiry began into a Childress Texas crash that killed three people instantly. A Department of Commerce inspector questioned witnesses including highway workers about the stunt before the plane plunged 1500 feet and burned. Pilot Paul Powell and passengers Mr and Mrs Bruce Smith died. the plane owned by Dr G F Border of Mangum Oklahoma was to be used as an ambulance ship.
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Childress
Tex
Department of Commerce
A. M. Alcorn
Department
Aeronautics Division
Paul Powell
Mangum
Okla
Bruce Smith
G. F. Border
Nazi newspaper warns Catholic anti movement in Germany
Berlin January 10 The Voelkischer Beobachter warned Catholic clergy against opposing the government. Police held Father Hartl a priest whose testimony aided a colleague’s conviction in a political trial. Father Joseph Rossberger of Frising Seminary received eight months jail for comments on the Reichstag fire. Rev Joseph Stelzle was arrested for an anti-Nazi sermon. Tanks first were used in warfare by the British.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
Munich
Father Hartl
Joseph Rossberger
Frising Seminary
Joseph Stelzle
Traunstein
Bavaria
Ford Reopens Dallas Ford Plant Restores 2000 Jobs
Dallas January 10 U P reports Ford Motor Co will bring 2000 workers back February 1 when the Dallas plant reopens after a year’s closure. Monthly wages total about 200000 with a 250 car daily output. Company outlook cites improving business and December registrations up 35 percent from 1932.
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Dallas
U.P
Ford
Ford Company
C. B. Ostrander
Ostrander
Second Round Bridge Tourney Ends with Culbertson Lead
In the United States Bridge Association contract pair championships second round concluded with Ely Culbertson and Theodore A. Lightner leading at 495.5 points. Rising, Michael Gottlieb and Howard Schenken second at 497, while Mrs Culbertson and Albert Morehead slipped to fifth. Final rounds to decide the champion begin tonight, with the major team event starting tomorrow.
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New York
Ely Culbertson
Theodore A. Lightner
Michael Gottlier
Howard Schenken
A.M. Barnes
Edward Hymes
A. P. Stockins
Leroy Thurtell
Albuquerque
N. M
F. G. French
Olive Peterson
Philadelphia
Ralph Kempner
M. H. Besser
Chicago
S. N. Ruttenberg
Charles D. Woldenberg
W. E. Brownback
C. C. Lockett
St Louis
Funeral Rites for Mission Worker Here
Services for Perry Mitchell aged 49 were held at 4 oclock at Blackburn Shaw Chapel led by Rev. E B Fincher Ellwood Park Presbyterian pastor. Burial was in Llano Cemetery with pallbearers Miller Beard P A Darnall Sam Archer John Odom Vernon Overtstreet and Stewart Miller. Mitchell died Monday night at Miami Oklahoma and was a mission worker.
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Perry Mitchell
Blackburn-Shaw Chapel
E. B. Fincher
Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church
S N Hatcher Buried In Local Cemetery
Samuel Nichols Hatcher 79, senior member of a local planing mill, died Monday and was laid to rest at Memorial Park Cemetery after services at Boxwell Brothers Chapel conducted by Dr. Roy Co. Snodgrass. Pallbearers included Frank Litle and others. he lived at 808 Virginia Street. Kentucky warehouses contain 5,000,000 gallons of pre war whisky.
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Samuel Nichols Hatcher
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Roy Co. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
Prstor
F. M. Jeffe
Frank Litle
D. M. Newby
C. W. Brett
L. J. Bogel
G. EF. Broome
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr. Hatcher
Virginia Street
Examinations Taken Here on State Jobs
Six persons took civil service examinations here Wednesday morning for two federal and state Crop Production Loans positions. J. E. Brown of Canyon led for state supervisor, while W. H. Fendley and P. C. Bennett of Amarillo and Potter County Agent were among field supervisor candidates. Other candidates included J. G. Dougherty Spearman William C. Hixon Canyon and J. W. French Pampa. Exams were at the federal building under the local civil service board of C. M. Tyler and J. C. Ely.
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J. E. Brown
Canyon
Man and Woman Locked Daughter in Barn Room Case
Police rescued Mrs. Cerardi from a barn cubicle where she had been confined by her husband for eight years. She, described as educated and multilingual, gibbered and roamed naked as officers arrested Cerardi and the housekeeper. The pair were jailed after questioning.
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Cerardi
Loretta Regenstruf
Bronx
Nathan Allyn
Regenstruf
New York
Joseph Maran
Charles
Cerardis
Markets Review of Kansas City Livestock and New York Stocks
Hogs total 3 000 with steady to lower bids. top price 3.85 and various weights bid. Cattle 5 500 with light weights up to 1S¢ higher. steers good and choice around 3.60 to 6.76. cows 3.00 to 3.50. vealers 3.00 to 6.00. stocker and feeder steers 3.50 to 5.00. Sheep 5 000 with lambs 25-35¢ higher. top fed lambs 8.00. yearling wethers 4.75 to 6.25. ewes 2.50 to 3.75. New York stock letters report a measured, steady tone with few catalysts. grains and cotton firmer, trading subdued.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Central
Harvester
International Tel & T
Johne Manville
Kansas City Southern
Kelvinator
Kennecott Copper
Kresge Eehee
Kroger Groc & Bak
Montgomery
John F. Clark
Ley Motor
Aeese
Murray Corp
Nash Motor
National Biscuit
National Dairy Products
National
National Power & Lo
National Steel Oats
New York Central
NYN
New York
North American Aviation
Northern Pacific
Ohio
Oliver Farm “Machinery
American Gas & Filectric
Owens Illinois
Pacific Gas & Electric Anene
Arkansas Natural Gas A
Marconi Wee Wae
Packard Motor Oswee Kay
Penney Ones
Fderesete
Pennsylvania Light & C
Fordster Co
Peoples Gas Ve . Biece
Niagara Hudson Proctor & Gamble
Penn Road
Public Service Corp
Standard of Indiana
Standard of Kentuck
Pullman Tt
Swift & Co Punty Bal
United Gas —R
Ay Radio Corp of
Amer
Keith Orphilo
John F. Clark & Co
Remington Rand
T . Close Reo Motor
Republic Steel
Adama Express
Reynolds
Simmons
American Radiator
Aly Skelly of Yeaalee Lila
American Smelt & Ref
Socony Vacuum Assy
American Steel Fiye
Southern Califdican
American American Tel & Tel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
American Water Works
Sparks Whittine
Standard Brands Electric
American
Standard Gas
Any Armour & Co A
Standard of
Associated Dry Goods
Stone Webster
Sir Atchison Topeka & Sante ‘Fe
Studebaker Corp
Atlantic Refining
Elke
Auburn Auto
Texas Corp
Bay
Aviation Corp
Texas Gulf Su Ifur
Texas Pacific Coa
Baldwin Locomotiv
Texas Pacific Law
Baltimore & Ohio
Tidewater Assn
Barnedall Oil
Bendix Aviation
Trancamerica
Rest & Co O
Ladi
United Fruit
United Gas
U S
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Milwaukee & St Paul
Vanadium Corp
Chicago & Northwestern Rr
Rock Island & Pacific
Warner Bros
Chrysler Motor
Wesson Oil
Gt Colorado Fuel & Ir
Warren Bros
Western Union
Commercial Credit
Westinghouse Electric
Commercial Investments
Woolworth Commercial Solvente A
Commonwealth & South Yellow Truck & Coach
Congoleum Airn Oncoee
Youngstown Sheet Consolidated Gas
Consolidated Oil
Continental Canary
Continental Oil del
Crown Cork & Seal
Curtis Wright
Delaware Lackawanna Vee
Delaware & Hadron
Deere
Bal Dome
Douglas Aircra
du Pontee Bee
Electric Power & Os
Firestone Tire Bee
Wall Street Holds for Cue on Market Move as Volume Slips
Stocks traded narrowly with gains in American Telephone and Allied Chemical while Union Carbide and Westinghouse rose modestly. Traders awaited a Washington signal as volume hovered around a million shares daily and major operators remained cautious on near term moves.
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U. S. Ament
Bonde
American
Allied Chemical
U. 8
Steel
Western Union
Chrysler
National Distillers
Dut
American Can
General Motors
Mon’ Ward
Johne-Manville
New York Central
Santa Fe
Union Carbide
Westinghouse
Wall Street
Washington
Florida
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Cermak
Houston Bank
Rudy
Fay
Congress
S. N. Hatcher
Kentucky
Troy Laundry
Greer’s Department Store
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