Reynolds Quiz Puzzie Bared in Testimony
Secret testimony in the Smith Reynolds shooting probe raises puzzling questions. Investigators note three room searches failed to locate the death gun for hours, and reveal odd details about Mrs Reynolds and Albert Walker. The coroner’s jury says Reynolds died at unknown hands.
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Morris DE Haven
Tracy
Winston Salem
N. C
Smith Reynolds
United Press
Young Smith Reynolds
North Carolina
Libby Holman Returns Home After Train Exit
Libby Holman arrived in Clare Ohio and fled by car with relatives to a sister’s house in Suburban Wyoming. A small crowd waited at the station as speculation swirled about her plans, with options ranging to a temporary stay in Wyoming or a possible move to the mountains.
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Libby
Cincinnati
Libby Holman
Clare
Wyoming
Holman
Reynolds Shooting Details Raise Questions and Theories
Testimony describes Smith Reynolds shot in a bedroom with liquor involved witnesses Walker and Libby Holman Reynolds. absence of blood trail explained by carrying him to a car and to hospital. Dr Hanes notes a close temple shot with minimal powder marks as others read manuscript of a play amid party talk.
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Smith
Walker
United Press
Smith Reynolds
Libby Holman Reynolds
Blanche Yurka
New York
Fred M. Hanes
Libby Holman
Reynolds Estate
Hanes
Young Reynolds
Temple
Reynolds
Winston Salem
Jong
Mr. Reynolds
Glass proposes amendment to repeal 18th but ban liquor saloons
Senator Glass of Virginia introduces a proposed constitutional amendment to repeal the 18th Amendment while prohibiting liquor sales and transport into states where such activity is illegal. The measure would require ratification by 36 states within seven years and would empower Congress and states to enforce via legislation.
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Washington
Glass
Virginia Democrat
Senate Today
Virginian
Norris
United States
Congress
Bonus Vets Sleep Overnight at Capitol Yard
War veterans from several states camped on the Capitol lawn after police allowed sleep there. Roy W. Robertson led the California marchers seeking immediate bonus payments. Representative Patman pledged to introduce a bill to pay bonuses to those certified in acute need.
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Washington
Capitol
Congress
California
Roy W. Robertson
Pelham D. Glassford
Patman
Texas
Insurance Lead to Wire Murder Charge in Sweetwater
L. M. Parks, 37, jailed for murder in his wife’s drowning at Lake Trammell. Initially reported as an accident, investigators cited life insurance totaling 9,000 dollars taken out on June 24. Parks said he left his wife on the lake shore while he checked his car for rods for their two daughters Hattie Jo and Rebecca Ann. Funeral services were held at Abilene Christian College.
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Sweetwater
Lake Trammell
L. M. Parks
Abilene
Quiz Insurance
George Mahon
Parks
Harold Reid
Arthur Rice
Auto
Lake Shore
Hattie Jo
Rebecca Ann
Abilene Christian College
Today by Arthur Brisbane fails to loan rhetoric notes Gillette dead
Arthur Brisbane comments on Hoover veto of relief bills and limits on individual loans. He recalls King Gillette’s death, his dream of a global corporation, and praises his razor invention. The column links gold standards to the Exodus calf story and cites Ottawa talks on imperial free trade and Canada Britain trade ties.
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Gillette
Ottawa
King Feature Syndicate, Inc
Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Hoover
Réconstruction Finance Corporation
Solly Wertheim
Uncle Sam
Ross Rogers Will Take Oath as Amarillo Mayor Next Tuesday
Ross D. Rogers will assume the Amarillo mayoralty next Tuesday night after the official canvass. He won by 3 557 votes to Lon D. Marrs 3 078 in a record turnout of 6 698. Rogers thanked supporters and pledged a cooperative, nonpartisan city leadership with fellow officials and Marrs supporters.
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Ross Rogers
Ross D. Rogers
Rogers
Amarillo
Lon D. Marrs
Judge Marrs
Tragic Hit and Run Kills 16 Year Old on Highway 66
W. W. Woodward of McLean, 16, was killed instantly when struck by a speeding car five miles west of Conway in Carson County on Highway 66. Witnesses, California tourists, said the car forced them off the road. the vehicle fled. Authorities from Potter and Carson counties investigated as Woodward’s body was sent to Stone Funeral Home in Panhandle.
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W. W. Woodward
McLean
Conway
Carson County
Amarillo
California
Potter County
Woodward
Stone Funeral Home
Panhandle
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
Fair tonight with partly cloudy skies Thursday. West Texas mostly fair with isolated showers possible in extreme west. Temperatures reach 68 to 85 degrees by 1 PM.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Want Ads Offer Cash For Hotel Saddle Pony Investment
Three hundred dollars buys a 16 room hotel and a stock saddle is requested. A gentle Shetland pony is wanted. Investments of 1000 to 5000 are offered in a good paying business. Read Globe News Want Ads for bargains and cash.
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Globe News
Special Coach for Rail Fete Opens Fort Worth Line
Amarillo sends a 20 man delegation to the Fort Worth and Denver railroad opening from Pampa to Childress to inaugurate a gaso line electric coach. The coach runs Friday with officials lining up at Childress and Pampa for a ceremonial trip to Pampa and Fort Worth.
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Amarillo
Fort Worth
Denver
Pampa
Childress
John D. Farrington
Chamber of Commerce
The
Globe News
Amarillo Amarillo
E. W. Hardin
Amarillo Hardware Company
Harvey Allen
Amarillo Cotton Oil Company
British Move to Bare Text of Agreement
The Associated Press reports a divergence in interpretation of a new Franco British accord announced in London and Paris. Britain says both governments will consult on all shared matters, while France says Britain cannot repay US debts without France’s prior input. The Senate in Washington likewise resists canceling or reducing war debts amid disputes over the Lausanne reparations talks.
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Associated Press
France
Great Britain
London
Paris
United States
John Simon
Herriot
Finance Commission
Chamber of Deputies
America
Ramsay MacDonald
Lausanne
House of Commons
Senate
Washington
Johnson
California
Neville Chamberlin
Hill backs Lubbock professor amid dismissal protest
Dr J A Hill and R T Ellis defended Texas Tech professor John C Granberg saying his dismissal stemmed from fanaticism and intolerance not economics. They spoke at a conference on halting school spending cuts. Students circulated a petition urging directors to renew Granberg’s contract, calling him Tech’s foremost scholar.
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Fort Worth
J. A. Hill
Canyon
Texas State Teacher's Association
R. T. Ellis
John C. Granberg
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Granbery
Hill
Ellis
U.P
Texas Tech
Tech
Betty Boops Voice Mae Questel Stars Behind Boop
Mae Questel provides the Betty Boop voice in the Fleischer cartoons though unseen on screen. She became known for imitating Helen Kane the original boop a doop girl after winning a New York theater contest.
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Mae Questel
Max Fleischer
Betty Boop
Betty
Miss Questel
Betty Koop
New York
Helen Kane
Rebels Claim Revolt Spreading in Brazil
The rebellion against the Brazilian government, centered in Sao Paulo, spread claims of adhesion from Rio Grande do Suk and Minas Geraes. Pedro de Toledo, head of the revolutionary government, said thirty thousand rebels are ready to fight as six states join the revolt.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Pedro de Toledo
Rio Grande Do Suk
Minas Geraes
Amelia Earhart Putnam sets new women's transcontinental record
Amelia Earhart Putnam landed in Newark at 10 28 A M CST to establish a new women's transcontinental flight record. She beat Ruth Nichols by nearly 10 hours, Nichols logged 29 hours 1 minute 43 seconds with one stop at Wichita. Putnam also stopped at Columbus due to a faulty gasoline pump and posted 19 hours 17 minutes based on available figures.
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Newark
N. J
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Mrs. Putnam
Ruth Nichols
Miss Nichols
Wichita
Kans
Armed revolt rocks Ecuador as general proclaims dictator
In Loja Ecuador an armed revolt broke out against the government as General Cordova with his battalion rebelled and proclaimed Col Luis Larrea Alba as dictator. Col Aquilino Vasconez chief of the Cuenca military zone left for Loja to suppress the movement.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Loja
Cordova
Col
Luis Larrea Alba
Aquilino Vasconez
Cuenca
Cedarvale Bank Robbery Net Stolen Amount Revealed
Cedarvale National Bank officials report a post robbery checkup shows $2,128.31 was taken in yesterday’s bank robbery. The incident occurred in Cedarvale Kansas with police investigating the break in.
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Cedarvale, Kas
Cedarvale
Bank Robbery at Faunsdale Vault Loot Estimated at 60 Thousand
Thieves chiseled into a brick wall to enter the Bank of Faunsdale vault early today and stole cash totaling an estimated 60 000 to 75 000 dollars. Bank officials put the amount between 60 and 75 thousand dollars.
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Faunsdale
Ala
Bank of Faunsdale
Child Critical After Truck Collision In Pampa
A truck collision in Pampa injures 7 year old Ernest Clark of Tyler with a fractured skull and arms. He was being taken to visit his grandmother Mrs. Melissa Bradford, and is the son of Albert and one Clark parent.
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Pampa
Ernest Clark
Tyler
Nik
Melissa Bradford
Albert Clark
Heat records in Chicago threatened by extreme July heat
July 13 reports say Chicago may match a 1880 July 13 high of 95 as heat and a hot southwest wind sweep the midcontinent. Beaches filled while relief was forecast with possible evening thunderstorms. Oklahoma City also endures four days of heat with one death from prostration.
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Chicago
U.P
Mercury
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Boyce to Speak for Governor Sterling at Precinct Rally
William Q. Boyce will address the voters in precinct 15 tonight at 8 15 at Mrs. R M Rose home Pleasant Valley. River Road and Pleasant Valley are in the precinct and Mrs Rose chairs the Sterling precinct club. All voters are invited.
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William Q. Boyce
Ross Sterling
R. M. Rose
Pleasant Valley
River Road
Rose
Sterling Precinct Club
U S Wheat Supply Seen 100 Million Short
Dow Jones reports from New York that the official crop data indicate the 1932 33 wheat supply will be about 100 million bushels smaller than the previous year. Exportable surplus around 225 million bushels after domestic needs and a carryover near 125 million.
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U. S
New York
Dow, Jones & Co
Congress Passes Major Relief and Army Bills
The House approved a 2 122 009 000 dollar relief bill and a 390 000 000 dollar army appropriation. Senate action followed House amendments, ending a deadlock after the House dropped its demand to retire 2 000 officers. The measures now go to the White House for final action.
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Washington
House
Hoover
White House
Senate
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