Senate weighs world court amid entanglement fears
The Senate debates whether the United States should join the world court as Robinson leads the pro court camp against Borah and Johnson. Gore proposes a war debt based reservation. A vote could come after Roosevelt social security recommendations.
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Washington
Jan
Senate
United States
Robinson
Borah
Johnson
Gore
Oklahoma
Congress
Roosevelt
Doolittle Breaks Mark Over U S by Minutes
Major Jimmy Doolittle flew a 10 passenger transport from Burbank to Floyd Bennett Field in under 12 hours setting a new transcontinental record. He beat Eddie Rickenbacker’s Newark total by about four minutes and 50 seconds after a nonstop initial flight across the continent.
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New York
U.P
Jimmy Doolittle
Floyd Bennett Field
Doolittle
Josephine
Robert Adamson
Burbank
Calif
New Jersey
Eddie Rickenbacker
Cape May
N. J
Newark Airport
Newee
DS Eickaohadbers
Newark
Doollittle
Saar plebiscite victory fuels Nazi crackdown in Saarbrucken
The Saar governing commission announced a landslide vote to reunite with Germany. Nazis moved to jail about 120 anti Nazi members, including police and Communists, as refugees fled and flags were raised across Saarbrucken amid a foggy atmosphere. The League of Nations weighing the future status, with results likely this week.
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Associated Press
Saarbruecken
Saar Basin
Saar
Germany
League of Nations
France
Max Braun
Common Front
Braun
Reich
Socialist Welfare Center
Machts
Nazi Germany
Geneva
League
Plan to cut relief rolls by homestead and rural rehab plan
Administration chiefs discussed a nationwide subsistence homestead and rural rehabilitation plan to reduce relief rolls by 4 million. It would fund 10 acre farms with homes and livestock for 1,000,000 heads of families and dependents, backed by 3 percent interest loans over 15 to 20 years.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
National Resources Board
Wheat and Corn Fall as Winnipeg Quotes Ease
Grain markets drop after Winnipeg quotations ease the government fixed minimums. Wheat slides 2 to 3 cents a bushel and corn loses about 17% to 2 cents, with Kansas City and Minneapolis also lower and Chicago May wheat at 96 cents.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Mayor Leads Field Survey of Panhandle Gas Waste
A caravan organized by Mayor Ross D. Rogers will tour Panhandle natural gas stripping plants to witness wastage firsthand. The 7:30 am departure from Herring Hotel includes stops at Phillips Texroy, Skellytown, Pampa, LeFors, Belco, Kellerville, and McLean before returning to Amarillo.
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Ross D. Rogers
Herring Hotel
Amarillo
Fritch
Sanford
Borger
Phillips Texroy
Phillips
Skellytown
Cargray
Pampa
LeFors
Belco
Kellerville
Smith Brothers
American Natural
McLean
Rain Possibility Heads to Panhandle Region
A low pressure area moves southeast toward the Panhandle with western states already seeing rain. The Weather Bureau forecasts cloudy unsettled conditions tonight and Wednesday with a chances of showers spreading into the region.
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Panhandle
Weather Bureau
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
Forecast shows cloudy unsettled conditions tonight and Wednesday. Southeast New Mexico may see rain tonight while northern areas get rain or snow. Temperatures range from 40 to 56 degrees by 1 o clock.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Witnesses Arrive Quietly For Hauptmann Murder Trial
Two Fisch siblings and a brother, tied to Lindbergh ransom lore, arrive aboard the Ile de France to testify in Bruno Hauptmann’s trial. Detectives shield them as authorities and press rush to secure the witnesses at pierside quarantine. The defense questions handwriting expert Tyrrell about forgery and copying in the ransom notes.
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Isador Fisch
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Tle de France
Hauptmann
Arthur Johnson
Europe
Ile de France
Paris
Tre de France
Paul Janowitz
Detective Johnson
Frits Flanbaum
Pincus Fisch
Helen Flanbaum
Alice Flanbaum
Margaret Neuse
Ington
N. J
John F. Tyrrell
Milwaukee
Frederick A. Pope
Tyrell
Tyrrell
Allred Sworn In As Texas Governor In Brief Ceremony
James V. Allred, 36, took the oath as Texas governor after Walter Woodul of Houston was sworn in as lieutenant governor. The ceremony on the capitol steps drew about 10 000 Texans despite threatening clouds and rain. Woodul recited the oath before Associate Justice William Pierson, while Allred watched nervously, four years after serving as attorney general.
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Texas
James V. Allred
Walter Woodul
Houston
Woodul
William Pierson
Supreme Court
Pierson
Allred
Oil regulation bill eyed with broader powers
Oil Administrator Harold L. Ickes said the administration would back a federal oil regulation measure with broader government powers than Connally's resolution 9 C. He noted growing disagreement between Congress members and the administration over controls to curb natural gas waste in West Texas.
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Washington
U.P
Harold L. Ickes
Tom Connally
Ickes
Connally
Rich Actress Frozen To Death On Brooklyn Beach
New York district reports Mrs Lillian Kilker forty described as lovely though melancholy died after freezing on a Brooklyn beach. Police say she attempted to drown herself then collapsed on sand near a mink coat. autopsy confirms death by exposure. Former wife of actor Henry J Kilker once wealthy, later seen as a down and outer aided by others.
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New York
U.P
Lillian Kilker
Brooklyn
Henry J. Kilker
Lice
President May Visit West During Summer
President Roosevelt may travel to the West Coast this summer to attend the California Pacific International Exposition in San Diego. Rep Burnham and G A Davidson advocate funding, with Davidson stating the President hoped to attend. Davidson, exposition chairman, said the event opens May 29 and Burnham plans a $350000 appropriation.
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Roosevelt
West Coast
Burnham
California
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Davidson
Approval of Five Members for Securities and Exchange Commission
Senate Banking Committee approved five SEC nominees including Joseph P. Kennedy. Marriner S. Eccles and Adolph C. Miller nominations were deferred or held for action. Other approved members are George C. Mathews James M. Landis Robert F. Healy Ferdinand Pecora whose resignation to join New York State Supreme Court was noted.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Joseph P. Kennedy
Senate Banking Committee
Roosevelt
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Adolph C. Miller
Eccles
Glass
D-Va
Miller
George C. Mathews
James M. Landis
Robert FE. Healy
Ferdinand Pecora
New York State Supreme Court
Earhart, Japan topics stir publishers event
Arthur Brisbane noted columnist for The Globe discusses Today’s topics. Harrisburg hosts the tenth anniversary dinner of the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association. More about Harrisburg and the publishers to come. This brief wires to Page 7.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
Pennsylvania Publishers
Dr Bruner to Address Panhandle Superintendents
Dr H B Bruner of Columbia University will speak at the Panhandle Plains Superintendents Association meeting in Amarillo Saturday. The all day session centers on the Curriculum Revision program now emphasized statewide. Public is invited to attend at the Amarillo Hotel.
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H. B. Bruner
Columbia University
New York City
Allred Promises Open Covenants for Texas
Texas Governor James V. Allred pledges an open government with law enforcement and relief, denouncing closed door politics and patronage. In a 6,000 word inaugural address he frames a “fair deal” and a forthright policy, urging sunshine on government and maximal cooperation.
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Austin
U.P
James V. Allred
Texas
Yesteryear
Allred
Crash Injures Bruce Fowler In Early Morning Wreck
Bruce Fowler a Globe News lino type operator was hospitalized in critical condition after a late night car crash southwest of the city. The light sedan overturned multiple times near the Wolflin golf course injuring four occupants as they were returning from Canyon. Mrs Fowler and Mrs Jackson sustained minor bruises while Fowler faced possible spinal and internal injuries. The Jacksons live at 315 East Sixth Avenue and the Fowlers at 412 East Fifteenth Avenue.
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Globe News Linotype
St. Anthony’s Hospital
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E. H. Jackson
Canyon
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Mrs. Fowler
East Fifteenth Avenue
Jacksons
East Sixth Avenue
Hamilton called in Fort Worth by outlaw Raymond Hamilton
A Fort Worth woman identified as Louise Smith said Raymond Hamilton, a Southwest outlaw, pistol whipped her then placed her on the roadside after a car ride. She received lac erations on her head at City County Hospital.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Raymond Hamilton
Southwest
Badman
Louise Smith
Hamilton
Don Cossacks Tickets Go On Sale At City Drug
Tickets for the Don Cossacks concert in the Municipal Auditorium go on sale at City Drug No 1 Polk Street after today Reservations may be made from the seat chart Prices range from 125 to 35 cents plus 50 75 cents and 2 as in between Miss Lois Black arranged reservations at The News Globe office from across the Southwest The Don Cossacks are billed as the world’s noted male chorus and were booked for the Amarillo appearance by the Tri-State Fair
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Municipal Auditorium
City Drug No. 1
Polk Street
Lois Black
News-Globe
Southwest
Amarillo
Tri-State Fair
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