Robber shot dead after bank robbery attempt in Carmine
In Carmine Texas on January 12 a pistol wielding robber forced bank staff and a customer to lie down. Assistant cashier W A Plueckhahn slipped a chance to shoot when officers tapped a rear door, firing twice as the robber turned. The robber died. his accomplice in a waiting car was captured and identified as Campbell. The slain man was named Jack Snyder of Oklahoma.
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Campbell
Jack Snyder
Oklahoma
W. A. Plueckhahn
Plueckhahn
W. H. Stuerner
John Krause
Fear for Bert Hinkler looms on England to Australia flight
Fear rose in London as Bert Hinkler, the England to Australia flier, vanished after leaving England Saturday. Reported routes suggested possibilities of a landing on the Greek coast within 25 hours of fuel, with dangers including the Alps, Adriatic or Mediterranean, or a deviation toward North America.
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Bert Hinkler
Hinkler
England
Greek
Alps
Adriatic
Mediterranean
North America
Technocracy Puzzle Stirs Puzzlers Ahead of League Meet
In New York the Riddler's Club of the National Puzzlers League presents anagrams from the word technocracy. Oedipus and Diskelley propose phrases like "chance to cry" and "achy concert" as examples. The group will report progress at the National Puzzlers League convention on February 12 in Paterson New Jersey.
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Riddler’s Club
National Puzzlers League
Technocracy
Oedipus
The
Riddlers
Diskelley
National Puzzler's League
Paterson
N. J
Dying flier asks to be interred at Arlington
Technical Sergeant John Kennedy 42 died after a Fort Crockett plane crash. Kennedy briefy regained consciousness then died and asked to be buried in Arlington Cemetery. Lieutenant William Bogardus 25 Dallas was killed instantly. Other board members listed include T B Yarbrough of Fort Worth and C B Jones Spur among others.
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Arlington Cemetery
Third Attack
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William I, Bogardus
Dallas
Air Corps
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Southern Methodist University
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Spur
D. E. Hughes
San Angelo
J. C. Thompson
Greenville
F. P. Florence
J. P. Critz
F. P. Holland
W. 8S. Cochran
Ben Smith
Houston
C. E. Weymouth
Amarillo
Officers of Texas Farm Credit Group Reelected
Fort Worth January 12. A. E. Thomas manager, was notified by the R F C at Washington that officers and directors of the Texas Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation were reelected for 1933.
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Texas Farm Credit Group
Fort Worth
U.P
Texas Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
A. E. Thomas
Washington
Mexico lowers duty to import 30000 bales cotton
Mexico reduces import duty after short cotton supply. Edmundo Gonzales, head of the Mexican consulate, announced the measure allowing the entry of 30 000 bales to ease the shortage.
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Houston
U.P
Mexico
The
Republic
Edmundo Gonzales
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