Reparation Accord Reached Between Hungary and Austria
In The Hague after a long session a non German reparations committee issued a compromise. Hungary will pay 13,500,000 gold crowns annually after 1943 to 1966, and Austria 1,000,000 gold crowns yearly. Two pools totaling 340,000,000 gold crowns fund land, church, and Habsburg claims. Hungary released from League of Nations financial control.
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Associated Press
Hague
Netherlands
Hapsburgs
Hague Court of Arbitration
Hungary
League of Nations
Gardner Taken to U S Prison for 26 Year Robbery Sentence
Roy G Gardner 44, once a famed train robber, arrived at Leavenworth under heavy guard to begin a 26 year term for a California train robbery. He was held after escapes and multiple penitentiaries, transferred from a Washington hospital where he was deemed sane. He spoke bitterly of his penniless state despite the wealth from prior crimes.
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United Press
Leavenworth
Kan
Roy G. Gardner
United States Prison
Gardner
Washington, dC
California
Retiring Head presides at Kiwanis Ladies Night event
The Kiwanis Club holds its annual ladies night at Amarillo Country Club at 7 30 pm with retiring president presiding and new officers to be installed. Joyner Cole succeeds him as president, with John K Boyce as vice president Bill Collins as district trustee Orla Allen as secretary. Dr George Cultra toasts and District Governor W C Rylander of Lubbock will deliver the principal address. A banquet follows with a dance for members and guests.
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Kiwanis Club
Amarillo
Galle
Joyner Cole
John K. Boyce
Bill Collins
Orla Allen
George Cultra
W. C. Rylander
Lubbock
Police Seek Motive For Slugging Nightwatchman Death
United Press reports Galveston Texas police searched for a motive after the fatal slugging of J. W. Skains a 68 year old nightwatchman at the National Compress. He was found unconscious in a blood pool with a fractured skull and died without regaining consciousness. His watch chain and wallet were found, his 45 pistol missing. Miss Faye Adkins of 501 Prospect Street was reported ill but improving.
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United Press
Galveston
Tex
J. W. Skains
Skains
National Compress
Faye Adkins
Prospect Street
Fort Worth and Denver City Will Not Contest Santa Fe Link
The Fort Worth and Denver City Railway announced from Denver that it will not contest the Santa Fe system plan for a 200 mile connecting link from Amarillo Texas to Las Animas Colorado. A hearing on the application is scheduled for Wednesday in Amarillo.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Texas
Las Animas
Colo
Denver
Aged veteran dies in Kansas City apartment fire
United Press reports Samuel Shaw an 86 year old Civil War veteran died after fire fighters subdued an apartment blaze in Kansas City Missouri. Part of the roof collapsed on him as investigators believe the fire started when he attempted to light a kitchen stove. The damage was estimated at 3500 dollars.
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Ry. Mo
Nev
Samuel Shaw
Shaw
Longview yardmaster decapitated by icy train engine
In Longview Texas on January 19 Tom Callahan a 50 year old yardmaster was decapitated while attempting to board a passenger train after ice and snow covered the tender of the engine. Funeral arrangements await relatives.
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United Press
Longview
Tex
Tom Callahan
Lato
Callahan
Tom Hickman Plans Europe Police Work Study Tour
Texas Ranger and rodeo star Tom Hickman will tour Europe with Simmons University Cowboy Band to study police methods. He previously served as a 1926 London ringmaster for a wild west show. The group departs June 6 from Dallas and sails June 11 from New York. Also noted, Misa Evelyn Gathright of 410 Fairmont has been ill for a week.
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Dallas
Tom Hickman
Texas Ranger
Rodeo Stor
Europe
Simmons University Cowboy
Hickman
London
New York
Misa Evelyn Gathright
Fairmont
Spark Ignites Gas Ruins Laundry, Kills Two Men
In Dallas on January 20, an explosion at the Blue Ribbon Laundry was traced to escaping gas ignited by a hammer blow. Two brothers, J. B. Gilliland and I. C. Gilliland, died, Cobb Vanway the plumber suffered broken legs and possible internal injuries, and two buildings were nearly destroyed.
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Blue Ribbon Laundry
J. B. Gilliland
I. C. Gilliland
Cobb Vanway
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