Hamlin Confession Ties Bride Slayer to Amarillo Case
Norlin Hamlin, a 22 year old sailor on the U S S Submarine S 48, sent a telegram to his father saying we are with you. He has implicated his father George S Hamlin in the hammer slaying of his former wife in Amarillo last Friday night. The elder Hamlin confessed to the crime and discussed family money troubles and a former marriage with author ities. Jean, the telegram signer, is believed to be the son’s wife.
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Norlin Hamlin
George S. Hamlin
California
Amarillo
Washington, D. C
Norlin
Jean
Hamlin
Carl Hare
Condon Says Lindbergh Case Search Ended After Lineup
Dr. John F. Condon, 74, said he ended his hunt for the Lindbergh kidnaping ransom collector after facing Bruno Hauptmann in a New York police lineup. He testified to jurors that Hauptmann’s accent and features identified him, though he declined to identify him earlier to keep fairness. He recalled their park bench meeting and Hauptmann’s later tears when urged to tell the truth. He returns to Flemington to testify today.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
John F. Condon
Bronx
Flemington
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New York
Carpenter
Jassie
Dr. Condon
Hauptmann
Greenwich Street
New Jersey
Jaid
Germany
Lindbergh case witness denies gang theory in court
In Flemington New Jersey on January 10 1935 Dr John F Jassie Condon denied telling reporters a kidnap gang was responsible for the Lindbergh crime and said the box holding the ransom money was ordered by Colonel Lindbergh and Henry Breckinridge.
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William A. Kinney
Associated Press
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
John F
Jassie) Condon
Hauptmann
Edward J. Reilly
John
Lindbergh ” Ransom
Hopewell
Lindberghs
Jafsie
Lindbergh
Henry Breckinridge
New York
Reilly
Williamsburg
Jassie
City Island
Condon
Veto Likely On Soldiers Bonus If Senate Stands Pat
A Senate survey shows 35 members ready to sustain a veto on full immediate payment of the soldiers bonus. Thirty-three nay votes would block the bonus, since override requires two thirds. Twenty-one are noncommittal, with 29 in favor of payment, while absences and illness keep some from comment. Frank Belgrano, American Legion national commander, rushes to press the fight.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Frank Belgrano
American Legion
San Francisco
Gil's Appeal Wins Parole for Daddy
A 12 year old girl's appeal to the governor to grant parole for her father led to a conditional pardon for Tom Shook, a former officer with a 30 year Wichita County murder sentence, backed by local sheriff and prison officials. Police pursue theft suspect in San Antonio after $51 robbery and assault in Austin.
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Austin
Wichita County
Tom Shook
Weather forecast for Amarillo and nearby regions
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures. West Texas shows similar conditions with cooler air in the north. New Mexico expects fair skies tonight and Friday with some cooling in the northeast. Temperature extremes noted as 43 and 453 degrees at 1 o'clock.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
H A Loans Long Bell Lumber Co Griggs Ambulance
Local notices list services with contact via phone 4311 for H A Loans and Long Bell Lumber Co and Griggs Ambulance ready to assist.
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Griggs Ambulance
Eight Billion Budget Sparks Call for New Ideas
Spectrum of opinion on massive U S spending, with reference to a January interview with Charles F Kettering of General Motors urging fresh ideas and inventions. The piece fixtures Washington spending at eight billion dollars and stresses the need for bold thinking to drive innovation.
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Charles F. Kettering
Alfred P Sloan
General Motors Organization
Kettering
Floods and Fog Threaten East and Midwest
Unseasonably warm weather brings floods and dense fog across a wide area from the Eastern Seaboard to the Midwest. Vermont rivers swell and overflow blocking roads. dynamite clears ice jams in Montpelier and Keene. New York floodwaters flood highways and homes. five cottages at Port Crane near Birmingham are rescued as waters rise.
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Associated Press
Seaboard
Midwest
Vermont
Montpelier
Keene
N. H
New York State
Port Crane
Birmingham
Mystery Porter Leaves $70,000 Baffle Police
In New York a hotel porter died by gas self harm leaving deposits and cash totaling over 70 000 dollars. A sheepskin scroll bearing an aristocratic Italian crest was found in his room. The dead man identified as John Telga worked at the Bankers Club of America at 120 Broadway. He lived in a small flat and had few acquaintances. The mystery centers on the funds and the scroll. See page ?.
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New York
U.P
John Telga
Bankers Club of America
Broadway
Telga
Texas Senate Debates Fast Vote on Child Labor Amendment
In Austin on January 10, the Texas Senate clashed over pushing an immediate vote on ratifying the federal child labor amendment, facing stiff opposition to quick passage after three prior defeats. The body also adopted a resolution inviting Interior Secretary Ickes to respond to an attack on Texas oil law enforcement in Collier's Weekly, requesting his address to the Senate and forwarding copies to Roosevelt Garner and Deberry.
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Austin
Jan
Texas Senate
Senate
Texas Senate Today
Viva Voce
Interior Ickes
Texas
Owen P. White
Collier's Weekly
Senate of Texas
John Garner
U. S
White
Ickes
Roosevelt
Garner
House
Tom Deberry
Hitler Urges Unity in Nazi Party Ahead of Tough Action
Berlin January 10 Adolf Hitler challenged party leaders to set aside internal disputes and unite under a warning of strict discipline. An emergency Nazi meeting at the state opera house lasted about an hour and a quarter. Speculation swirls over what filled the extra time beyond speeches.
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United Press
Berlin
U.P
Adolf Hitler
State Opera House
Rumors Say Allen Quits as Governor
Reports persisted in New Orleans and Baton Rouge that Governor O K Allen had resigned. Confirmation was not possible since Allen had disappeared and Senator Thomas C Wingate who would become governor was ill at home.
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New Orleans
Baton Rouge
O. K. Allen
Allen
Thomas C. Wingate
State Senate
Gouging of Consumer Result of Code Claim
Evidence attacking price fixing as leading to gouging of consumers and curtailment of buying was presented to NRA today in behalf of 150 county consumers' councils. The county reports were relayed by the national emergency council to the NRA hearing expected to abandon price fixing. Three more paragraphs outline consumer groups' six observed code flaws and effects.
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Washington
NRA
National Emergency Council, Consumers’ Division
Canning Plants Stay Open Temporarily Across Texas
Relief headquarters announced that several canning plants in Dallas Houston San Antonio Amarillo Paris Tyler and Waco will remain open temporarily while 15 others close Mattress plants will run until materials run out Work relief projects provide for 1781 men for blocks from a week to 75 days County allocations include Midland Nolan Parker and Shelby Parker County will get five rehab positions Nine and a half ounce evaporated milk allotment increased to 1 804 800 cans per month added to relief supplies.
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Austin
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
Amarillo
Paris
Tyler
Waco
Midland County
Nolan County
Parker County
Shelby County
Saar region on edge as plebiscite nears in Saarbrucken
Tension rises in Saarbrucken as rumors of French mobilization spread amid border patrol moves. Officials say troops are training on country roads for ballot boxes while police guards were reorganized at frontier posts. Clashes in the Saar involve the Landjager cavalry and mounted police suppressing rioters in a Nazi demonstration.
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Saarbrucken
U.P
Saar
France
Saarlouis
Warndt
United Press
Landjager
Armour 1934 Net Gain Shows Strong Profit Rise
Armour and Company reported a consolidated net profit of 10.56 million for the year ended October 27 1934, up from 8.12 million last year. Total sales reached 564 million, up 24 percent from 452 million, with tonnage sales rising about 7 percent.
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Chicago
U.P\—Armour and Company today
Weather Forecast Promises Partly Cloudy Skies
Weatherman H. T. Collman notes indications favor rain for the Panhandle but remarks the area remains unusually dry. He predicts partly cloudy conditions tonight with warm weather continuing and a slight drop in temperatures. unsettled conditions may persist for the next two or three days.
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H. T. Collman
Mr. Collman
Panhandle
Walker Resigns NY Herald Tribune Editor Post
Staneley Walker resigns as city editor of the New York Herald Tribune to become managing editor of the Daily Mirror effective today. He is succeeded by Charles R. McClendon, assistant city editor. Emil Gauvreau is promoted from managing editor of the Mirror coinciding with the acquisition.
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Walker
Mirror
NEW York
U.P
Staneley Walker
New York Herald Tribune
Daily Mirror
Charles R. McClendon
Emil Gauvreau
The
Tyler Postmaster Named
Washington January 10 Roy C Owens was named acting postmaster at Tyler Texas announced by the Post Office Department.
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Tyler
Washington
Post Office Department
Roy C. Owens
Tex
World Court plan move advances in Senate debate
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee backs the World Court treaty and will bring ratification to the floor with a provision limiting advisory opinions on disputes involving U S interests. President Roosevelt and congressional leaders agreed to a lump sum $4 billion for New York relief.
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New York
Roosevelt
Joseph T. Robinson
Senate
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