Hamlin Murder Trial Murder Trial Testimony Referenced Affairs With Others
New testimony in the George E Hamlin murder case features defense efforts to stain the deceased Mrs Hamlin with past affairs. Oakland hotel manager reflects Irene Hare lived with Billy Axlerod as his wife. Amarillo officer Atkinson reports Hamlin's wife saying she had been with many men before him and after him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Elo Farwell
George
Hamlin Iine
H. Atkinson
Amarillo
Night Watchman
Hamlins
Hamin
Oakland
Hamlin
Atkinson
Santa Fe
Fiamiii
Tkinson
House Votes Bonus After Veto Of War Aid
Washington January 24 In a heavy Democratic House vote 324 to 61 lawmakers override President Roosevelts veto of the 2.49 billion dollar veterans bonus bill The measure goes to the Senate where passage is expected despite the presidents opposition Leaders foresee final enactment over his veto with a majority likely to sustain the override The vote marks the second time in a year the House approved the bonus despite a presidential veto
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Tilman B. Parks
Democrat
Arkansas
House
War Department
United States
Subcommittee On
Naval Appropriations
Navy
Army
Roosevelt
Senate
Clark
Missouri
Harrison
Mississippi
Dentists from Three States Begin Session in Amarillo
About 75 dentists from 32 Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma counties gather in Amarillo for the eighth annual Panhandle Dental Society meeting opening with Dr Ralph L Christy of Denver Colorado delivering prosthetic dentistry lectures. Texas Society president Dr W B McCall then spoke followed by papers by Amarillo dentists Dr W M Carl and Dr W R Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Amarillo
the Panhandle Dental Society
Ralph L. Christy
Denver
Colo
W. B. McCall
Temple
Texas State Dental Society
W. M. Carl
W. R. Moody
Rose Bowl
W. B. Stevenson
Hughes Street
Crystal Ballroom
H. J. Edwards
Arkansas City
Kans
Bob Younger
FP. E. Garner
Dalhapt
Stuart W. Browning
FP. W. Dodson
Johnnie Cullen Accused in Night Club Shooting Tragedy
In the Ko-Ko-Mo Night Club on East Tenth Avenue near the Tri-State Fairgrounds, a 22 year old employee Johnnie Cullen surrendered after fatally shooting Dude Miles and wounding Victor Carlucci who is in serious condition. Miles died before hospital arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mint
East Tenth Avenue
Tri-State Fairgrounds
Dude Miles
Victor Carlucci
Los Angeles
Northwest
Texas
J. E
Johnnie) Cullen
Potter County
Cullen
Miles
W. B. Sowell
White
Johnnie
Dude
E. H. Wiggins
Northeast
Fifth Avenue
Mrs. Sowell
Pete
Pete Johnson
Carlucci
Mrs. Wiggins
Odom and King
Jack Pitcock
East Third Avenue
W. D. McNeills
Odom
King
McNeills and King
Forecast For Snow Welcomed By United Press
Shivering Midwesterners welcomed the forecast of snow as a major storm gripping the East and South eased. Forecasters predicted relief from the brutal cold in the North Central states late Friday with temperatures unlikely to rise until Saturday. The death toll from the storm exceeded 75 with a Chicago incident noting an elderly man and his sister killed by an overheated stove fire. Rescue efforts included two groups of children stranded in schoolhouses in Indiana and Ohio with dwindling fuel and cold supplies as partners pushed through miles of snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Uth
Governent
Chicago
Garage
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Same Opinion Says Allred Of Ferguson
Austin reports Gov Allred and former Gov Ferguson share a view on Moody and Cody. Allred notes Ferguson calls him the poorest governor, and says Moody was a better statesman. He adds Ferguson worked hard to aid causes he and Cody advocated.
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Austin
James E. Ferguson
James W. Lived
Evrybody
Fergan
Cody
Used Car Headliner Values From Amarillo Want Ads
A column of used car headliner values lists models and prices from Amarillo Automobile Dealers. Entries include 1933 Plymouth two door at 295, 1935 Ford Coupe at 475, 1933 Ford four door at 395, 1934 Ford V-8 Coupe at 395, 1929 Ford Forder at 395, 1929 Chrysler 64 at 89, 1933 Pontiac Coach at 375. The note markets many more in Today's Want Ads. Amarillo's Used Car Directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Amarillo Automobile
Smiths Talk May Give Hint In Presidential Campaign
Washington January 24 Alfred E Smith speech looms over the fight between the New Deal and the American Liberty League as officials speculate Smith will signal his stance on Roosevelt’s reelection. Key backers are under fire as politicians await his Liberty League address.
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Edward J. Duffy
Washington
New Deal
American Liberty League
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Roosevelt
New York
Liberty League
Senate
Senator Schnellenbach
The
League
Zaharoff Mystery Partially Cleared by Probe
The Senate munition inquiry opened 17 months earlier under Sen. Nye and began Sept 4 1934. Sir Basil Zaharoff a famed arms dealer and noble figure drew attention as his name surfaced among questions in a room full of prominent men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold G. van Tine
Washington
Basil Zaharoff
Europe
Brisbane Columns on King George and Democracy
Arthur Brisbane comments in The Globe about the House of Representatives adjourning to honor King George, contrastingRoyal lineage with self-government. He notes England's democracy and questions hereditary rulers in modern governance. The piece reflects on monarchy, democracy, and political wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
House of Representatives
George
Edward
England
Neutrality Bill Heads to House Floor From Committee
The administration neutrality bill is ready for floor action in the House Foreign Affairs Committee with some members ready to push for a mandatory provision. The measure aims to keep the U.S. out of foreign wars while granting the President authority on embargoes for certain war-useful materials. Senate debate and seas freedom limits loom as Hull negotiates terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
McReynolds
Tennessee
America
Senate Foreign Relations Democrat
Nevada
Senate
Hull
Farm loan act ruled constitutional by Judge Otis
Federal Judge Merrill F. Otis ruled the Frazier Lemke farm loan moratorium act constitutional in a memorandum opinion. The decision came in the case of Albert D. Bennett of Caldwell County Missouri who sought debt relief under the act after a secured creditor challenged the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis
Kansas City
Merrill FE. Otis
Albert D. Bennett
Caldwell County
Missouri
Bennet
Gas Petition Case Delays Texas Gas Production Orders
Federal Judge grants temporary restraining order against Texas Railroad Commission limits on gas production from a Texas Panhandle well. Petitioners led by Miles G. Bivins seek to sell 4 million cubic feet of sweet gas daily to pipelines. Hearing set for January 31 in Houston. Also, Henry Stimson Atterbury dies in Thomasville on his 87th birthday.
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Dallas
W. H. Atwell
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas Pandome
Miles G. Bivins
Houston
Bivins
Weil
Hutchinson County
Atterbury
Thomasville
Henry Stimson Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. W. Atterbury
Relief labor policy reversal under WPA program
Public works contractors report relief workers declining private job offers prompting a complete reversal of WPA labor policy. Harry Hopkins ordered workers be made available to the PWA even if it delays WPA projects or curtails ongoing work. State WPA administrators were told federal emergency measures have priority in labor assignments.
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Richard L. Harkness
Washington
U.P
Works Progress
Harry L. Hopkins
PWA
WPA
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
Trial in Scottsboro Case Is Postponed
The third trial of Clarence Norris in the Scottsboro case was postponed today by Judge W. W. Callahan after state and defense counsel failed to agree on the testimony for an ill witness. Winter Oils 10¢ Qt. 1900 W, 3rd.
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Decatur
Ala
Clarence Norris
Scottsboro
W. W. Callahan
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Surrounding Areas
Forecast calls for partly cloudy and colder conditions in Amarillo tonight and Saturday with a low around 22. West Texas will be generally fair and colder in the Panhandle with a warmer extreme southeast portion, while New Mexico stays fair and warmer in the east tonight. Temperature extremes reach 28 to 54 across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Music Goes Round and Round at The Nat Monday Night
Blue Steele and his band bring a nationally known ensemble to The Nat for a Monday night dance on January 27. Showman Steele, Peggy More, Sonny Richardson, and a broadcast‑band style lineup headline the act with Steele’s new tune You Can Take My Heart likely to be popular. Admission is $1.10.
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Blue Steele
Nat
Steele
Peggy More
Sonny Richardson
Amarillo
NBC
CBS
Mutual
Victor
Coronado
Claridge Hotel
St. Louis
Trianon Ballroom
Chicago
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John J. McSwain
South Carolina
Military Affairs Committee
Naval Affairs
Eugene Vidal
Commerce Department
Air Commerce Bureau
Johnnie Cullen
Northwest Texas
D. E. Crowder
Hammond Taxi Company
Jack Frost
Ethel Rutledge
East Tenth Street
John E. Odom
J. L. King
McNeills
Ted White
U. S
Georgia Street
BY Tex Keirsey
Allred OF Ferguson
AL Smith
Sir Basil Zahharoff
Zaharoff
Probe
Congress
Grant Bivins Gas Petition
Judge Atwell
James T. Timony
Mae West
Robert Anderson
Leo Aggler
Timony
Hollywood Lutheran Church
Hollytown
John Maynard Lor. Co
Hopkins
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