Lindbergh Baby Case Hauptmann Assets Rise After Ransom Payment
Government accountant testifies Hauptmann assets increased by 44 486 after the 50 000 ransom for Charles A. Lindbergh Jr was paid. State also seeks to show the car seen near the Lindbergh home on March 1 1932 and mentions a ladder in the vehicle. Witnesses discuss Isador Fisch and John naming schemes and a ransom handover in The Bronx. A youth reports a kidnapping attempt to deter defense testimony.
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Associated Preas
Flemington
N. J
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Lindbergh
Fisch
Isador Fisch
New York
Albert D. Kurtz
John
Germany
Curt Schwarz
Bronx
Schwarz
St. Raymond’s Cemetery
John F
Jassie) Condon
Condon
Robert Grant
Hastings-on-Hudson
N. Y
Manly
Grant
William FE. Prank
Treasury
Thomas W. Trenchard
Storm Sweeps Nation Taking Toll of Lives
Bitter cold spreads across the continent with blizzards and ice. Traffic accidents rise in the West and Central states while five Iowa deaths are blamed on the weather. Extreme lows hit Nebraska and North Dakota, Harsh winds and snow threaten further disruption as a Texas man dies from exposure near Kerrville.
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Nebraska
Ainsworth
Williston
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Iowa
Pennsylvania
New York
Canada
Battleford
Helena
Mont
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Texas
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Kerrville
F D R relief bill introduced in House with broad relief powers
The administration's 4.88 billion work relief bill was introduced in the House today by James Buchanan of the Appropriations Committee. The final form grants broad relief powers and contains no earmarked fund provisions.
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U.P
House
James Buchanan
House Appropriations Committee
Mooney Wins Point In Freedom Battle
Washington January 21 Thomas J Mooney won a court win in his long liberty fight as the Supreme Court refused habeas corpus and issued a sharply worded opinion suggesting state courts should release him A. Loans Long Bell Lumber Co.
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Washington
U.P
Thomas J. Mooney
Supreme Court
Texas legislature acts to create special district courts
In Austin lawmakers push final passage of bills to establish special district courts in Smith, Rusk, and Gregg counties in the oil region. Governor Allred signals support and approvals. measures to raise governor and attorney general pay were discussed. a vending machine tax bill was introduced.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
Smith
Rusk
Allred
Gregg County
Weaver Moore
Houston
W. O. Reed
Dallas
Senator Beck Targets Fee Racketeering at Texas Meeting
Texas Senator J W E H Beck of DeKalb blasted fee grabbing by petty officials at the Texas Motor Transportation Association convention. He cited truckers facing fines on trumped up charges and urged removing jurisdiction to county courts to curb illegal practices while praising the state highway patrol.
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Austin
Texas Motor Transportation Association
J. W. E. H. Beck
DeKalb
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Beck
Texas
Arsenic Ties Family Deaths in Houston Case
Houston police and officials probe a Bullock family deaths after arsenic was found in the viscera of the second of three children. The investigation centers on Dora Frost and other relatives linked to insurance payments and hospital deaths from 1932 to 1934.
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Houston
U.P
Jones W. Bullock
Dora Frost
Bullock
George Frost
W. H. Matthews
Allie Peyton
Prost
Frost
Vernon Bullock
Woodrow Wilson Bullock
Peyton
Leola Bullock
High Court in Recess Gold Clause Decision Delayed
The Supreme Court recessed until February 4 without ruling on the gold payment suspension law. The case questions the constitutionality of abandoning the gold standard and voiding the obligation payments. Observers debated potential ideological splits among justices.
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High Court
Washington
Supreme Court
Brandies, Stone and Cardovo
van Devyanter
McReynolds
Sutherland and Butler
Real Green Pastures and Well Worth Protecting
SAN SIMEON Cal Green level pastures and green rolling hills along this Pacific coast would delight any farmer on earth just now. Within a short time about 24 inches of rain has fallen, and the white See TODAY Page 7.
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San Simeon
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Pacific Coast
Amarillo Weather Outlook and Regional Forecast
Fair and warmer tonight for Amarillo and nearby areas. Tuesday remains fair with rising temperatures. West Texas sees fair skies and milder conditions in the northwest tonight and tomorrow. New Mexico reports fair weather with severe cold tonight easing on Tuesday. Temperature extremes range from minus two to fifteen degrees. John Maynard Lor. Co Ph. 5285 for FHA remodelling and HOLC repair plans.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
John Maynard Lor. Co Ph
FHA
Public Enemy No 1 in Atlantic City gun battle
The nation’s top fugitive Alvin Karpis and accomplice Harry Campbell eluded arrest in a gun battle during a raid in Atlantic City. Two women, Dolores Delaney and Winona Burdette, were detained. Delaney was wounded in the leg and treated at a hospital. Police reported DoJ agents deployed with sub machine guns and tear gas after the raid, part of the Bremer kidnapping gang roundup.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Midwest
Massachusetts
Maryland
Alvin Karpis
Bremer
Harry Campbell
Karpis
Tonneau
Dolores Delaney
Winona Burdette
Louise Campbell
Delaney
Department of Justice
Bremer Band
Church Women Pay Tribute at Episcopal Convention
The Woman's Auxiliary leader from Kansas City hailed the Auxiliary as a vital church force. The North Texas Diocese, covering Missouri to New Mexico, discusses cathedral organization as church growth widens. Secretary Rev. W. H. Martin of Stamford was elected as convention secretary. attendees include Rev. Willis P Gerhart and Rev. F A Foster.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Benjamin 8. Brown
Kansas City
North Texas
W. H. Martin
Stamford
Brown
Seaman
Willis P Gerhart
Abilene
F. A. Foster
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Blackstone Hotel
FE. W. Turner Fleming James
F. W. Boreess
F. N. Whatley
Justin Gray
H. Arthur Swan
L. W Hollis, Jr
W. P. Gerhart
Joe McDaniels
Alex B Hanson
Thomas R. Smith
Colorado
United States apologizes to Canada for sinking of rum runner
The State Department said the U S government formally apologized to Canada for the 1929 sinking of the Canadian rum runner I'm Alone by a U S Coast Guard cutter. The joint commission recommended a $25,000 payment to Canada and $25,666.50 to the captain and crew.
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Washington
U.P
State Department
United States
U. S. Coast Guard
Henry L. Stimson
Smedley Butler
U. S. Marine Corps
Benito Mussolini
Hull
Bruner Plan Promises New Schoolroom Future
Dr H B Bruner of Columbia University, a national curriculum revision authority, envisions a future Amarillo schoolroom free of rigid exams report cards and desks, focusing on educating children through reshaped classroom methods rather to meet demanded standards.
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Louise Evans
Amarillo
H. B. Bruner
Columbia University
Bruner Seeks New Social Mindset in Education
Dr. Bruner urged a shift from rote exams to teaching children how to think. He argued that in a changing world citizens must reason through problems rather than rely on memorized knowledge, prompting audience reaction from parents at the Saturday night talk.
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Dr. Bruner
New Educational Methods Clause in Amarillo Schools Outlook
Editorial argues for modernizing Texas schools adopting new learning methods over traditional rules. It cites Houston and Fort Worth as leaders and criticizes heavy cramming and exam focus while urging teachers to revise methods and foster student honesty.
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Amarillo
United States
Texas
Houston
Fort Worth
Bruner
Cold Lingers After Record Low In Panhandle
Amarillo endured a brutal cold spell with a record low of two degrees below zero Sunday morning. Temperatures rose to five above zero by 1 PM as officials forecast a rebound unlikely before Tuesday. Linemen fixed 35 telephone line breaks and gas use spiked as households burned more stoves amid frozen pipes and widespread mobility issues.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Collman
County Relief Organization
Community Chest
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Dalhart
Here
Claude
Pershing Visits Fort Worth Amid Cold Spell
General John J. Pershing, en route to Tucson, paused in Fort Worth to escape the cold as reporters noted his missing button story and he declined to comment on a potential new European war. He travels from Lincoln Nebraska aboard a northbound train and plans to wait out the subfreezing weather.
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John J. Pershing
Tucson
Ariz
Europe
United States
Lincoln
Neb
Whiteside to Perform The Master of Ballantrae in Amarillo
The master of Ballantrae will appear Tuesday night at the Municipal Auditorium with Whiteside and a company selected by him. Tickets at City Drug No. 1 Polk Street or by mail to Miss Lois Black. Prices range from 50 cents to 2 dollars, tax included. The performance is a Tri-State Fair attraction booked by Wilbur C. Hawk.
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Municipal Auditorium
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Ballantrae
City Drug
Polk Street
Lois Black
Care News-Clobe
Wilbur C. Hawk
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