Blonde Winnie Ruth Judd goes on trial in Phoenix murder case
Winnie Ruth Judd faces trial in Phoenix for the killing of Agnes Anne Leroi. The case centers on whether she fired the nurse who came from Alaska for health, with potential separate charges regarding Hedvig Samuelson contingent on the first verdict.
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George H. Beale
United Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Agnes Leroi
Hedvig Samuelson
Howard C. Speakman
Dawes Named Head of Reconstruction Finance Corporation
President Hoover appoints Reconstruction Finance Corporation head Charles Gates Dawes, former ambassador to Great Britain, to run the two billion dollar agency. Secretary Stimson will replace him as U.S. delegate head at the Geneva arms talks.
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Charles Gates Dawes
Great Britain
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
U.S
Geneva
State Stimson
Stimson Named to Geneva Meet as Dawes Leaves Post
President Hoover announced Dawes will retire as chairman of the American arms delegation to head the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and Stimson will replace him at Geneva. Eugene Meyer will chair the proposed 2 billion dollar finance corporation, with Hugh Gibson taking Stimson’s delegation role.
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Hoover
Ambassador Dawes
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Stimson
Geneva
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Finance Corporation
Hugh Gibson
Dawes
United States
Senate
House
Navy Men Get Defense of U S in Hawaii Murder Case
The Navy orders Lieut. Lewis H. C. Johnson, attached to the U S S Lexington, to aid in defense of U S naval men tied to the Hawaii murder of a native. Hawaii Crime Commission Urged in Honolulu mass meeting seeks crime commission and policewomen. Gov Judd pushes for social and recreational programs to curb crime. Colonel Taukea laments long eruptions of crime then inaction. Accused slayers include Mrs Granville R. Fortescue, Lt Thomas Massie, her son-in-law and two naval enlisted men.
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Washington
Navy
Lewis H. C. Johnson
U. S. S. Lexington
Ejad
Hawaii
Hawaiti
Taukea
Joseph Kahahawai
Granville R. Fortescue
New York
Thomas Massie
Courts Hold First Trials in New Potter County Rooms
Two courts in the new Potter County courthouse will hold trials this afternoon. County Judge Sam B. Motlow will try a juvenile case in the new probate court rooms and Judge W. E. Gee will preside over a jury case in the 108th Civil District Court.
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Potter County
Sam B. Motlow
W. E. Gee
108Th Civil District Court
Senate committee approves Farm Board nominations
The Senate agriculture committee approved the nominations of Frank Evens of Utah Sam H. Thompson of Illinois and William F. Schilling of Minnesota to the U S farm board.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Frank Evens
Utah
Sam H. Thompson
Illinois
William F. Schilling
Minnesota
Farm Board
Weather Outlook For Amarillo And Nearby Areas
Weather forecast notes fair conditions in Amarillo with partial cloudiness tonight and Wednesday. West Texas remains partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday, while New Mexico sees fair skies tonight and Tuesday with warmer temperatures in the northwest. Temperatures in Amarillo ranged from 34 to 48 this afternoon.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Northwest
Local Ad Listing for Ambulance and Oil Prices
Small classified note lists Grices ambulance service with contact 4311 and fuel offers at 88 cents and 50 cents per gallon. Address 219 Taylor appears as location for the services offered.
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Taylor
Shoe repairs fund boosted by Groom donor
A Groom Texas donor sent $3 with a mite note to aid shoe repairs for the needy. The Globe News Shoe Headquarters appeals for more contributions as funds allow 20 shoes for men and children across Amarillo, with phone calls offered for pickup.
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Groom
Texas
Mutual Benefit Association
Globe News
Amarillo
Murray's State Liquor Treaty Plan Baffles Prohibitionists
Gov. Alfalfa Bill Murray of Oklahoma urged a system of interstate liquor treaties as an alternative to national prohibition at the Anti Saloon League convention. Texas officials argued prohibition is already well enforced, while Murray’s proposal drew an immediate committee response.
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Washington
Alfalfa
Bill Murray
Oklahoma
Anti-Saloon League
League
Atticus Webb
Texas League
Workers’ Conference
Dr. Webb
Texas
God Bless You
Bill
William David Upshaw
Georgia
Murray
House Ways and Means Committee
House
House Judiciary Committee
Beck
Pennsylvania
Linthicum
Maryland
House and Senate Prepare Joint Farm Board Probe
The Agriculture Committee voted to join a Senate panel in investigating the farm board. Three House members Fulmer of South Carolina Nelson of Missouri and Parnell of Indiana will confer with senators. A joint inquiry will cover the farm board and broader marketing field.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Senate Committee
Farm Board
House Group
Fulmer
South Carolina
Nelson
Missouri
Parnell
Indiana
Jones
House Committee
Oklahoma Chamber seeks 2 cent gas tax cut campaign
The Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce launched a statewide drive to reduce the 4 cent gasoline tax charging the highway department and tax commission with inefficiency. Ford C Harper managing director said a 2 cent tax would boost state income from gasoline sales beyond the present levy.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce
Highway Department and Tax Commission
Ford C
Harper
The
Chamber
West Texas Chamber of Commerce drives member recruitment
A 10 o'clock meeting launches a renewal and new member push by 14 Amarillo organizers for the West Texas Chamber of Commerce. The drive targets renewals and new memberships as Amarillo’s share of the 1932 regional budget totaling $3,200.
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Howard Federer
Jess Smith
Fred Pool
Louis H. Smith
N. O. Glenn
Charles Gordon
Wade Brymer
John B. Gilgin
P. O. Purdum
N. S. Griggs
O. O. Taylor
Fred Galle
Tom Cotten
Harvey Allen
Texas and Pacific Northern seeks 330 mile line
The Interstate Commerce Commission will hear oral arguments February 17 in Washington on the Texas and Pacific Northern Railway Co. request to build a 330 mile line from Big Spring to Amarillo and Vega. A proposed examiner’s report supports parts of the project but urges some sections be omitted.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Texas and Pacific Northern Railway Co
Big Spring
Texas
Amarillo
Vega
Delta Area Faces Severe Flood Threat Across Counties
Midwinter flood spreads over new flood bank and 410000 acres in Le Flore Holmes Yazoo and Humphreys Counties as towns flood and residents await federal relief. Trinity River flood crest reached 34.8 feet at Trinidad with river dropping after crest. Ireland endures worst floods in thirty years due to continuous rain inundating farms and displacing families.
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Miss
Mississippi Delta
Tallahatchie
Tippo Basin
Yazoo River
Honey
Trinity
Trinidad
Dallas
U.P
Trinity River
United States Weather Bureau
Ireland
Dublin
Four men flee after failed burglary near San Jon New Mexico
Amarillo officers pursue four men who abandoned a bloodstained car three miles northwest of San Jon after a nighttime burglary attempt on the San Jon Lumber Company. Deputy Francis White fired during the pursuit. one suspect is believed wounded as a statewide hunt continues.
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Amarillo
San Jon
N. M. Peace
Panhandle
San Jon Lumber Company
Francis White
Walter R. Swain
White
Fred White
Jon Ladlo
Quay County
N. M
Ladlo
Brinkley Plans 150 000 Watt Radio Power Increase
Dr. John R. Brinkley announces XER Villa Acuna Mexico will boost power to 150000 watts starting March. He proclaims the station largest though Warsaw's 158000 watt facility is cited in records. Brinkley faces Kansas license revocation for obscenity and seeks influence ahead of 1932 elections.
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Tex
U.P
John R. Brinkley
Kansas
XER
Villa Acuna
Mex
Warsaw
Poland
Brinkley
Radio Commission
Milford
Kas
Harry Woodring
Police Chief May Undergo Operation
Police Chief W. R. McDowell, a patient at St Anthony's hospital since last Friday, is likely to undergo an operation Wednesday. Hospital attendants said he rested easily through the night. He suffers gas stone attacks and a cold on his lungs that must be cleared before surgery.
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W. R. McDowell
St. Anthony’s Hospital
McDowell
Six Miners Die in Pulaski County Anthracite Mine Blast
Rescue squads recovered the bodies of six miners Frank Seffered Dewey Seffered Harvey Beffered Ernest Snead Foster Boyd and Annie Boyd after a shaft explosion at Pulaski Antracite mine. The blast trapped the night shift entombed victims while 14 men escaped to the surface. A mine official could not determine the blast cause. In Spain at Boo Aller Coal Mine four miners were killed and 15 injured in a separate explosion with several workers trapped.
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United Press
Spain
Oviedo
Boo Aller
One Dead Two Wounded in Louisiana Political Violence
In Hammond Louisiana a gun battle on a downtown street left Elmer Dunnington dead and Red Bates and Kinchen Bridges wounded amid Democratic primary campaigning. Voters will nominate Huey Long successor and state officers with O K Allen favored for governor and opposition from Dudley Leblanc and George Guion.
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Hammond
Louisiana
Elmer Dunnington
Red” Bates
Kentwood
Kinchen Bridges
Huey P. Long
Long
O. K. Allen
Dudley J. Leblanc
George 8. Guion
Allen
Long Machine
Negro Prisoner Fails to Escape Through Dumb Waiter
Sheriff W N Thompson moved six prisoners from the old jail to clear debris after the official opening at Pot ter County jail. An inmate on the seventh floor used a dumb waiter from the eighth floor kitchen to reach the cell area but could not escape, declaring it inadequate.
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Potter County
W. N. Thompson
Woman seeks 30000 for boy’s railway injury
Mrs. Pearl Malone of Bowie sues Fort Worth and Denver Railway Company in civil court for 30000 in damages after her son Charles York, 17, was allegedly knocked from a moving freight train near Amarillo in September. He lost a leg. wife seeks 25000 for damages and 5000 for loss of services. No reply filed.
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Pearl Malone
Bowie
Fort Worth
Denver
Charles York
Amarillo
Colorado
Dallas recalls face second petition against council
Dallas officials checked a second recall petition after one valid petition. Early counts show the second petition lacks enough valid names to compel a city council election.
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Dallas
Diplomatic Severance Expected With Japan From China
Nanking January 19 Chinese news agency Kuomin said severance of diplomatic relations with Japan was imminent over the Manchurian controversy. Foreign Minister Eugene Chen is now a leading proponent and other Chinese leaders are joining his stance.
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Nanking
China
Kuomin
Japan
Eugene Chen
Crazy Quilt Tickets On Sale At Globe-News Office
The Crazy Quilt musical revue comes to town with stars Fannie Brice Phil Baker and Ted Healy. Tickets from $1 to $3.85 including tax, available by calling Globe-News or writing Wilburn Hawk. The show travels in four Pullmans and multiple cars, with Wilbur C. Hawk promoting the engagement.
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Municipal Auditorium
Globe-News
Wilburn
Hawk
Fannie Brice
Phil Baker
Ted Healy
Wilbur C. Hawk
Miners accuse officers after alleged beating and abduction
Joe Weber and Bill Duncan of the National Miners' Union, missing since last Friday, arrived in Knoxville and described arrest by Harlan County officers, transfer to Lynch Kentucky, and a mountain beating. Weber showed injuries and alleged threats, naming deputies and four men who helped transport them.
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Tenn
Joe Weber
Bill Duncan
National Miners’ Union
Cumberland Gap
Harlan County
Lynch
Weber
Wilkes Barre
Duncan
Bell County
Hugh Ryder
Claiborne County
Ryder
Harlan, Ky
Frank Kiley
Harlan
Lynch, Ky
Appalachia
Kentucky- Tennessee
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