Einstein unveils unified field theory as revolutionary
Pasadena report notes Dr. Albert Einstein presented a unified field theory at Caltech claiming one equation connects light gravity and electromagnetism. He says the theory may reduce nature's laws but requires further study and experiments before full acceptance. His account recalls earlier relativity work with fewer unknowns in the new equation.
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Revenue chief defrauded of fifty thousand in hotel fare game
Springfield police report United States revenue collector Myrtle Tanner Blackridge was swindled out of 50000 in cash and 207400 on paper by two men in a hotel fare game. She had previously won 207500 on paper but faced demands for cash to redeem the winnings.
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Springfield
Myrtle Tanner Blackridge
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Chicago
Edward R. Litsinger
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Gahiblets
Anaesthetic Gas Explosion Kills Woman in Los Angeles
Mrs. Maude Branton, 43, died on the operating table at a Los Angeles hospital after an anesthetic gas cone saturated with nitrous oxide ignited, causing an internal lung explosion. Dr. B A Wilkes, hospital superintendent, says the incident was virtually unprecedented and involved Dr. C E Warmer administering the cone amid nitrous oxide oxygen and ether.
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Los Angeles
Maude Branton
B. A. Wilkes
Cc. E. Warmer
Wilkes
Warmer
Plan Hearings On Fund Bill In Red Cross Relief Bid
Washington plan to kill the senate 25 million dollar Red Cross breath relief appropriation leads house administration to refer the interior department supply bill amendment to the appropriations committee. Red Cross reports 1 127 000 raised toward 10 009 000 goal as it prepares a major broadcast featuring Coolidge Smith Pickford Rogers Belmont Payne Hempel and Amos N Andy.
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Robbery aboard Florida bound train near Bellefontaine
Six armed bandits halted a No. 0 Big Four train near Bellefontaine Ohio en route from Detroit to Cincinnati. They ransacked passengers and escaped with about $2,000 in cash and jewelry after wounding Edwin K. Nelson of Tampa Florida. Nelson is critically wounded with a chest wound.
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Moody Returns to Law Representing Vanool Oil Royalty Owners
Attorney Dan Moody, former governor, appeared at the capitol for his first case since leaving office. He was retained to represent the royalty owners of the Vanool oil pool in seeking a higher allowable production from the railroad commission. The hearing occurred at the capitol today.
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Austin
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Oil production figures set for Texas regions and hearing planned
A Texas oil committee chaired by R R Penn recommends production and allowable limits by district with February and March increases cited. A hearing is urged to set a figure for a new field in Rusk and Gregg counties, separate from the general plan, as demand is around 670000 barrels.
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Fess Defends Hoover Idea On 18th Amendment Revision
Senator Fess of Ohio stressed that President Hoover has not closed the door to revisions of the 18th amendment. As RNC chairman and Hoover adviser, Fess noted at the White House yesterday that the Wickersham Commission substitute faced potential changes. Party leaders watched his statement closely for signals on reform.
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Washington
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Ohio
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Free Byrd Tickets for Boys In A C C Membership Tests
Admiral Byrd speaks January 30 attracting 800 American Air Cadets members in Amarillo. Dallas organizer Maynard Jacobson leads Panhandle efforts to sign up boys ages 8 to 20, with free tickets for top recruiters. Kits cost 50 cents, no entry fee, plus membership card and pin.
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American Air Cadets
Maynard Jacobson
Dallas
Panhandle
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Amarillo
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Disorders flare at University of Madrid demand republic
Disruptions erupted among University of Madrid students as leaders urged for a Spanish republic. Separately in Tulsa Oklahoma peace officers pursued a driver who shot city detective James A. Woolley, with his condition listed as dangerous. In Chickasha Oklahoma police expected arrests in the Tuttle shooting of Mrs Homer Cherry at her home as two masked men fired a bullet.
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Three Bakers Cut From CBS Network
The Three Bakers contract with CBS was canceled and their final broadcast on the CBS chain occurred last Monday. Despite praise for the program, sources say a conflicting contract with another party likely caused the separation. the trio, Pratt Sherman Rudolph, were known as the three doctors on WMAQ Chicago.
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Associated Press
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Bakers
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CBS
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Ransome Sherman
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Texas Senate Bill Halves State Taxes Before Feb 1
Governor Ross Sterling proposes splitting state taxes due before Feb 1, adopted by the Texas senate with an amendment requiring county commissioners consent for county taxes. Half due at usual time, half with a 10 percent penalty after July 1. Bill awaits house passage. Senate recessed for executive session on gubernatorial appointees. A hearing is set Tuesday on protests against Frank Baldwin’s confirmation to the state board of education.
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Panhandle Secretaries Meet Program Set for Amarillo
The Panhandle Secretaries Association announces its annual meet at the Amarillo Hotel greeting 32 county agents. Sessions start 10 a m with a welcome by Mayor E K O Thompson. program includes talks by W H Upchurch H V DeArmond J R Hewett and Maury Hopkins plus a Plainview Dairy Show and a spring fat stock show.
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P. C. Bennett
Women press for Senate special session on world court pact
About 600 women at a Washington conference on the cause of peace urged the President to call a Senate special session if the World Court protocol fails ratification. They cited uncertain votes and questioned senator dependability while adopting resolutions against military training in schools and for disarmament education.
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Death Ends Valiant Fight of Film Star Alma Rubens
Hollywood reports Alma Rubens, famed film and stage actress, died of pneumonia at 7:25 p.m. after a four day illness in her Hollywood apartment. Once celebrated for beauty, she battled narcotics publicly, undergoing treatment in New York and California, with several arrests and hospitalizations cited in her long struggle.
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Hollywood
Alma Rubens
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Weather Report for Amarillo and New Mexico
Fair and slightly colder tonight with Friday fair conditions. New Mexico sees little temperature change. today’s extremes reach 48 and 34. Sunrise for Friday is 7 52 and 6 06 for the next day.
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Money Demand in Katz Kidnap Plot Rejected as Joke
Kansas City police call the $55 000 ransom demand to Michael and Isaac Katz a likely prank after a serial of extortion letters. Detectives prepared decoy drop at Independence Liberty road while a phone warning to Michael Katz spurred the failed bid.
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Amusement Schedule With Opera and Lectures at City Auditorium
The Globe-News lists events starting Thursday January 29 with Flying High starring George White and a 76 member company. Friday January 30 features Admiral Byrd lecture and 9 000 feet of film with a school matinee and evening shows. February 6 German Grand Opera Walkure and February 7 Flying Dutchman and Tristan performances with mail reservations via Wilbur Hawk at The Globe-News.
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Paint and Repair Contest Opens Amid Loyalty Plan
A new Paint and Repair Contest links to Mayor Thompson's loyalty drive to curb unemployment in the city. The event, led by H W Galbraith and C B Lambie with J H Petty, will open Saturday and be run through a Chamber of Commerce bureau. Prizes total 27 cash awards across three property value classes, plus eight $10 early completion prizes.
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