Paul Mitchell named as hold up killer in Lubbock murder
A murder charge is filed against Paul Mitchell 24 Amarillo in the slaying of Robert Tharp 25 during an October 15 grocery store robbery in Lubbock. A driver and a third man are sought. Blanton was cleared after proving an alibi. The driver claimed the gun fired as they fled toward town.
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Lubbouk
Jan
Paul Mitchell
Amarillo
Robert Tharp
Tom Abel
Mitchell
Kingsville
Kleberg County
Scarbough
Lubbock
Tharp
McMurry
Blanton
Blann
Sgn
el Paso
Juarez
Senate considers moratorium on farm foreclosures
Senate leaders push temporary relief as Robinson urges a two year moratorium on mortgage interests and taxes. Hull bill would authorize a 1 billion dollar loan pool via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and a 1 billion loan for farmers while debate on the domestic allotment bill grows. The House backs Connery five day week six hour day bill with penalties for violations.
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Washington
Senate
Robinson
Congress
Senate Banking
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate Agricultural Committee
Will J. Miller
Kansas Livestock Association
Fred J. Lingham
Lockport
N. Y
Two More Murder Charges Filed in Fort Worth Case
Charges of murder will be filed today against Glen Hunsacker and John Stanton for the slaying of Deputy Sheriff Joe Brown of Rhome. The case centers on a Dallas district attorney announcement and ties to Faye Pennington and Mrs. Hunsucker, with ongoing prison and investigation activity across Texas.
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Fort Worth
Glen Hunsacker
John
Perchmouth) Stanton
Eddie Stanton
Joe Brown
Rhome
Jennings Brown
Decatur
Brown
Court of Justice
W. H. Stroud
Dallas
U.P
Abilene
Faye Pennington
Ida Hunsucker
Childress Bunday
Huneucker
Glenn
Pennington
Hunsucker
Hawthorne
Memphis
Tex
Smoot Schmid
Quitaque
Page Pennnington
Doyle Meeks
Mrs McCarty Heads Potter County Women's Clubs
Mrs. W. M. McCarty was elected president of the Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs at the annual meeting. New officers include Mrs. Horace Jones as first vice president and Mrs. J. M. O'Brien as second vice president. The all day session was hosted by Mrs. W. R. Browne at 2116 Hughes Street, with retiring president Mrs. Fish presiding and remarks from Mrs. J. Hill of the Texas federation.
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W. M. McCarty
Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hor
Ace Jones
J. M. O’brien
F. Newbod
F. M. Neal
W. M. Lemons
W. E. Eldridge
W. 8. Izzard
American Home
Mary Sitton
Applied Education
E. H. Ashcraft
Hallie Martin Harper
E. Fish
Fine Arts
Mattea McClurkin
W. R. Browne
Hughes Street
Fish
J. Hill
The
Texas Federation
In The Market For A Home In Amarillo
Are you in the market for a home Amarillo Want Ads offer the largest selection of residences in classified style bargains A small brick bungalow described as a pretentious mansion appears in the ad section For the Best.
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Amarillo
Bere
Texas House Panel Backs Move to Extend Car License Payments
The Texas House highways committee voted unanimously to favor a bill extending motor vehicle registration payment due date to March 1. Sponsors say penalties and interest would be suspended and aim for quick passage to beat the deadline, amid a registration backlog about 50 percent behind last year.
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Texas
House
Austin
Committee On Highways and Motor Traffic
House of the
H. L. McKee
Port Arthur
A. W. Griffith
McKee
Highways and Motor Traffic Committee
Senate
Manchukuo Monarchist Drive Seeks Henry Pu Yi on Dragon Throne
Monarchists linked to Peking’s imperial era push to crown Henry Pu Yi as ruler of Manchukuo. Premier Cheng Hsiao Hsu, tutor to Pu Yi, champions the idea while Japanese advisers warn a monarchy may hinder recognition. Some extremists dream of expanding to Peiping and the Yangtze beyond Jehol with Tokyo’s aid.
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James A. Mills
Changchun
Manchukuo
Peking
Henry Pu-Yi
Pu-Yi
Cheng Hsiao-Hsu
Cheng
Manchuria
Premier Cheng
Jehol
Peiping
Forbidden City
Yangtze River
Japan
Nobuyoshi Muto
Sadao
Yangtze Valley
China
Changchan
Cheng Msiao-Hsu
Inset
Miller Wins $66,000 Against Tom Mix in Suit
In Easen, Pa, a jury awarded Zack T. Miller Oklahoma rancher and showman $66,000 damages in a breach of contract case against movie star Tom Mix. Miller sought $342,000 for failing to appear with Miller's 101 Ranch show. a prior $90,000 verdict was reversed on appeal.
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Ease, Pa
Zack T. Miller
Oklahoma
Tom Mix
Miller
Mix
Prudential Stops Farm Foreclosure Nationwide
The Prudential Insurance Company announced today the suspension of all foreclosures on owner occupied farms in the United States and Canada. The suspension is effective indefinitely and covers about 37 000 farms with an investment of 200 000 000 dollars, or less than one tenth of the company's resources.
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Newark
N. J
Prudential Insurance Company
United States
Canada
Prudential
Ford Body Building Rapidly Increases
Detroit January 31 production of Ford bodies resumed at Briggs Manufacturing with 600 workers on the line and officials expected 1,000 by nightfall. New hires continued at a steady pace while police guarded the plant. only minor difficulties were reported.
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Detroit
Mich
U.P
Ford
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Texas to repeal four year old gin marriage law
Austin January 31 Texas House approves repeal of the gin marriage law claiming it failed to stop hasty marriages and drove couples to other states. The bill also would drop the required physicals for men seeking marriage and passed quickly. The House also moved to abolish the farm census and debated shrinking the Texas Ranger force.
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Austin
Texas
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Lon A. Alsup
Carthage
Agriculture Committee
W. E. Pope
Corpus Christi
Texas Ranger
Throttlebottom Laughs In Of Thee I Sing at Municipal Auditorium
Alexander Throttlebottom, vice president elect, provides comic relief in the Pulitzer winner Of Thee I Sing. The satire opens February 13 with a 100 member cast, touring to the Municipal Auditorium. Tickets range from 1.10 to 3.30 dollars with reservations via The News Globe office.
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Alexander Throttlebottom
United States
Throttlebottom
Municipal Auditorium
Sam H. Harris
Chicago
Wilbur C. Hawk
News Globe
Lois Black
News-Globe
The Impatient French Technocracy Not Dead
Arthur Brisbane argues that the French public resists heavier taxes and mobilizes crowds to confront government authorities. He notes France has a large taxpayer federation and contrasts French resolve with American resignation to debt. See TODAY Page 5.
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Charlemagne
Paris
Seine
Chamber of Deputies
Elysee Palace
National Federation of Taxpayers
France
Strikes, clashes as Nazis face broad opposition in Berlin
Communist and Socialist groups called a general strike against Hitler, while his government sought parliamentary backing. Hamburg dockers ignored agitators, street clashes killed two, and Nazi protests disrupted Alfred Herzog's play Elbing. Four hundred students, many Nazis, marched shouting Hail Hitler.
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Frederick Kuh
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Hamburg
Dickers
Ludwig Kaas
Ministry of Justice
Johannes Bell
Elbing
Alfred Herzog
Sienterent Blumenthal
Stock Exchange
Young blood in U S cabinet
Roosevelt plans a younger Democratic fold for the official family with veterans in key posts. Despite his remark that the cabinet is his to name, Farley Howe and Walker discuss federal appointments as they gauge his choices. Consensus cites three or four definite posts including Gless for treasury Walsh for attorney general and Farley for postmaster general.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Louis M. Howe
Frank Walker
Senator Gless
Virginia
Secretary of the Treasury
Senator Walsh
Montana
Amarillo Weather: Fair and colder tonight and Wednesday
Forecast for Amarillo and surrounding area calls for fair skies and colder temperatures tonight and Wednesday. West Texas west of the 100th meridian also turns colder with fair weather, while the southeast portion remains somewhat colder. New Mexico expects fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with colder temperatures tonight. Temperatures today reach 32 to 51 in the afternoon.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Daladier Shapes Cabinet and Financial Program
Edouard Daladier reshapes his French cabinet and outlines a new financial program in Paris. The move signals a planned fiscal policy response amid mounting diplomatic tensions.
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Daladier
Paris
Edouard
Japan League Bolt Near Geneva In Manchuria Move
Three Japanese army divisions totaling about 30 000 men move by train from Korea toward Manchuria to attack Jehol province in China the League of Nations was told. Foreign Minister Uchida said Japan remains unworried and will let Geneva act as it will.
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Geneva
Korea
Manchuria
Jehol
League of Nations
Miles W. Vaughn Tokio
Yasuto Uchida
Okitsu
Prince Saionji
Empero Hirohito
Count Uchida
Japan
Last Minute Tax Rush Warns Shoppers And Motorists
Last minute notices urge payment of state county and school property taxes poll taxes and motor vehicle licenses by midnight Tuesday. Penalties include 10 percent and 6 percent yearly interest, plus possible 20 percent license penalties after Wednesday. Officials warn licenses must be paid in cash or cashier’s checks and new plates affixed to vehicles. Edgefield Grocery in Randall County offers tax and license processing.
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Amarillo
Randall County
Edgefield
Tyler Street
Sergt. RK. H. Routh
Poy Nan
State Highway Patrol
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Potter County Federation
Col. Miller
Shanghai
Arthur Brisbane
King Festure Syndicate Inc
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Globe
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Young Blood
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