Doctors Probe Health Unit Charges Spark City County Hearing
Alleged irregularities in the city county health unit triggered a joint meeting of city and county commissioners after a committee of Potter County physicians charged abuses. They accused free Wasserman and pregnancy tests and claim Rockefeller funds were bait. examples included beauty parlor operator exams.
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Potter County Medical Association
B. M. Puckett
D. 8. Marsalis
Guy Owens
J. B. White
Health Unit
Rockefeller Aid
Rockefeller
City Urges Emergency Drive for Amarillo’s Hungry
Community Chest directors face four thousand needy in Amarillo. A luncheon formed plan for an immediate emergency relief campaign. They will review last week’s bleak figures and set a new fund goal at tomorrow’s 10 o’clock meeting.
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Finis
Amarillo
Community Chest
Walter Barlow
Chest Organization
Fred DeCoster
Senate Finance Committee Advances Coalition Bonus Payment Bill
The Senate finance committee approved the coalition bonus payment bill 15 to 2 with only Couzens and Gerry voting against. The measure allows full payment after June 15 next of baby bond certificates redeemable in cash. Committee plans to seek Senate action Thursday and notes an estimated total cost of about 2.49 billion dollars, with initial outlay around one billion.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Couzens
Michigan
Gerry
Rhode Island
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate
George
Walsh
Barkley
Gore
Costigan
Bailey
Clark
Lonergan
Black
Guffey
Keyes
Hasting
Capper
la Follette
House
Townsend plan sponsors under Senate lobby probe
Investigators for the Senate lobby committee are gathering data on the finances and promotion methods of Townsend plan sponsors. The file, reserved for use when the Townsend lobby becomes active at the capital, covers financing, promotion tactics, and dossiers on prominent movement figures. Senate inquiry was authorized last year under Sen. Hugo L. Black and his agents are working quietly on various lobbies.
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Washington
U.P
Senate Lobby Committee
Townsend
Senate
Hugo L. Black
Democrat
Alabama
Solon Says No Law Can Constitutionally Regulate Agriculture
Senator Norris warned farm leaders that any law regulating agricultural production would likely fail constitutional scrutiny after the AAA ruling. Chairman Jones advocated a domestic allotment tied to soil conservation and market expansion to benefit producers while directing surplus to global markets.
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Washington
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
Supreme Court
AAA
Senate Agriculture Committee
Jones
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
Dreary Senate Probe on Federal Reserve 1915 Neutrality
Senate Munitions Committee faced a dull session as J P Morgan challenged investigators' attempt to prove the Federal Reserve violated neutrality in 1915 by negotiating with the Bank of England. The hearing replayed two years of correspondence establishing credit with the Bank of England, described as drab by Chairman Nye.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Reserve System
Bank of England
J. P. Morgan
Senate Munitions Committee
Federal Reserve
Nye
Permen
Lawrence Brown
Bruno Hauptmann Face Habeas Corpus Bid Today
Ledger of the Hauptmann case shows five defense attorneys planning a federal writ of habeas corpus to delay execution. Gov Hoffman returned to Trenton as the deadline nears with authorities awaiting possible judicial intervention.
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Harold G. Hoffman
Dr. Condon
Lindbergh
Naval Parley to Continue Despite Japanese Withdrawal
The inter national naval conference will proceed with Britain and the United States leading talks on building plans limitations and kin dred questions. An authoritative source said Admiral Osami Nagano may end Japanese cooperation unless new life is injected. Delegates from Britain the US France and Italy plan to press ahead with the original agenda begun in December.
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London
Foreign Office
Osami Nagano
Britain
United States
France
Italy
Camp Sues Cities Service Over Injury at Pampa Property
Ira Camp seeks 75000 in federal court claiming his 14 year old son Lile was hurt while playing on Cities Service Company property in Pampa Texas in 1932.
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Oklahoma City
Cities Service Company
Ira Camp
Lile
Pampa
Texas
Brisbane Column and Uneven Weather Notes
Arthur Brisbane writes on current topics in The Globe with editor's disclaimer. Travelers arriving in major cities report surprising sunshine and mild weather with no snow. An undisciplined nature is described as having frequent triumphs and the vast earth dimensions are noted in a brief, partial report from a Columbia village survivor.
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Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Columbia
Amarillo and West Texas Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with low near 35 in Amarillo. West Texas sees warmer conditions in the southwest. New Mexico has fair weather with little temperature change. Temperature extremes today ranged from 36 to 56. Winter Oils 10 Qt. 190 W. 3rd.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Kipling Improves After Emergency Operation
Rudyard Kipling, 70, remains under care at Middlesex Hospital after an emergency operation for a perforated stomach ulcer. A night of anxiety passed with his wife Caroline Starr Alestier at his bedside and a hopeful bulletin reporting a restful night and slight improvement.
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Burdette Johns
London
Rudyard Kipling
Middlesex Hospital
French Riviera
Kipling
Caroline Starr Alestier
Brown’s Hotel
Editors Say Freedom Hit by Huey Law
Louisiana press groups challenge a two percent gross receipts tax on ads in newspapers magazines and motion pictures claiming the Huey Long era law abridges freedom of the press. The case comes before the Supreme Court after a lower court ruled the law unconstitutional for publications over twenty thousand weekly circulation.
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Washington
Louisiana
Supreme Court Today
Huey P. Long
Ship Cautin Aground Off Peru Total Loss Reported
The Chilean steamer Cautin ran aground on Lobos de Tierra Island off northern Peru. The captain said the ship was a total loss and passengers were being transferred to the Grace liner Chimu. Chimu and another vessel stood by after receiving the SOS. A separate Paris item reports actress Monna Lys died after collapsing at dinner. autopsy ordered.
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Lima
Cautin
Lobos de Tierra Island
Peru
Chimu
Valparaiso
Callao
Paris
Monna Lys
Goodyear Charged With Price Cutting Favoring Sears
Government attorneys accuse Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co of price discrimination benefiting Sears in tire sales totaling 41.26 million dollars. FTC argues the firm faced a net loss on the Sears business, while Goodyear contends a 9.503 million dollar profit was made.
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Washington
UPI
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Sears, Roebuck & Company
E. F. Haycraft
FTC
Goodyear Company
Sears
Goodyear
Solon charges FDR scrapped platform on new deal
Rep. Charles A. Eaton of New Jersey accused President Roosevelt on the House floor of discarding the 1932 Democratic platform to push new deal legislation. The January 14 exchange highlighted partisan dispute over policy direction as the administration sought broader reform.
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Washington
U.P
Charles A. Eaton
New Jersey
House
Roosevelt
Warships Head South as Mediterranean Tension Grows
British warships move toward Gibraltar as Pierre Laval enters a watchful waiting phase for Ethiopian conflict settlement. London reports defensive buildup off Spain and an inactive peacemaker plan awaiting elections, leaving Britain temporarily without its main naval strength.
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Roy P. Porter
Associated Press
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Pierre Laval
France
London
Spain
Chamber of Deputies
Girl Recovering From Trance After Revival Slaying Claim
Seven teen Shirley Tapp, age seventeen, who was described as slain by God at a revival meeting of the Sull Salvation Union, shows signs of waking from a deep trance. Doctors classify her state as hysterical twilight. parents anticipate full recovery and a possible message from her.
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Detroit
U.P
Shirley Tapp
Sull Salvation Union
Laverne Tapp
Shirley
Mayors Demand $2.35 Billion for 3 Million Jobless
Eight large city mayors meeting in Washington as the executive committee of the United States Conference of Mayors urge the Roosevelt administration to provide work for 3,000,000 jobless in the new fiscal year starting July 1. They call for federal spending of $2.35 billion to aid 12,000,000 people, adding to President Roosevelt's existing budget of $1.1 billion carried over from recovery funds.
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Washington
W.A
The
United States Conference of Mayors
Roosevelt
Family of Five Perishes in Oil Fol Fire
Mrs. Virgie Willard aged 26 and her four children died in a home fire after a stove oil can exploded during a fire near Kee, Missouri. Her husband Poney Willard was critically injured.
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Poplar Bluff
Virgie Willard
Poney Willard
Kee
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