Indictments in Cigaret Stamp Tax Counterfeiting Case
Twenty indictments returned in Austin over cigaret stamp tax counterfeiting. D. H. Willard of the Wholesale Tobacco Jobbers Association charged with aiding issuance of 310,000 counterfeit 3 cent stamps for 20 cigarets. Bonds set at 1500 dollars each for seven indictments. other defendants named with pending arrests or bonds. District Attorney Hart plans trials by mid July. judge Robertson may depart July 7 necessitating a special judge.
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Austin
U.P
D. H. Willard
Wholesale Tobacco Jobbers Association
Willard
Ing
Claude Pollard
Dan Moody
W. A. Keeling
R. L. Batts
Board of Regents
The
University of Texas
Charles Black
A. M., Felts
Austin Bar State Comptroller
George Sheppard
Pollard
J. P. Hart
W. F. Robertson
Henry Brooks
Julius Klugsberg
Rowan Street
Jack Keller
Republic Building
Dallas
L. D. Lyons
Dallas County
Smoot Schmid
Canning Plant to Raise Quota Under New Relief Plan
The government relief canning plant in Potter County entered its second operation day with 160 jobs, 80 workers on each shift. Tomorrow another 80 will be added, bringing the total to 240, with a further increase on Friday. Col Julius Dorenfield Jr, chairman of the relief board, said 976 cattle had been slaughtered at Pinkney Packing and were being chilled for canning. Meat is secured from drought‑stricken Panhandle farmers under a Congress‑approved relief program.
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Julius Dorenfield, Jr
Potter County Relief Board
Pinkney Packing Company
Panhandle
Congress
Veterans to press World War bonus at next Congress
At the Texas encampment in Fort Worth James E Van Zandt national commander announced the Veterans of Foreign Wars will continue the fight for cash payment of the World War bonus at the next session of Congress. The group will also demand pensions for widows and orphans of World War veterans.
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Fort Worth
Congress
James E. van Zandt
Altoona
Department of Texas
Blessed Events For Lindberghs Tunneys
New arrivals expected soon at the homes of Col Charles A Lindbergh and Gene Tunney. Anne Lindbergh visits Dr Edward Hawkes daily for three weeks. Dr Hawkes helped at Charles Lindbergh Jr birth and Jon's arrival. Tunney arranged hospital plans for a second child to wife Polly Lauder. they have son Gene Jr age 3.
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New York
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Gene Tunney
New York Daily News
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Edward M. Hawkes
Polly Lauder
Greenwich
Gene, Jr
Leticia Returns to Colombian Authorities After League Action
Leticia, the jungle town near Colombia and Peru, is returned to Colombian control after a year under a League of Nations commission. The transfer ends a sovereignty dispute that nearly sparked war between the two nations.
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Bogota
Colombia
Leticia
Peru
League of Nations Commission
Amarillo Celia Villa Day at Tri-State Fair Races
Amarillo Chamber designates the sixth race as Amarillo and Celia Villa Day. A race is named for Miss Celia Villa daughter of Pancho Villa. Admission 75 cents general, box seats 50 cents extra. Post time 2 30 tomorrow.
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Amarillo
Two Men Hurt in East Tenth Car Crash
The crash on East Tenth Avenue left two men with facial cuts and bruises. John Dees and S. V. Pike were treated at St. Anthony's Hospital and released shortly after. Jerry Malin of the News-Globe arrived first at the scene and reported one man briefly pinned in the overturned vehicle.
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East Tenth
East Tenth Avenue
John Dees
Harrison Street
S. V. Pike
Dees
St. Anthony's Hospital
Jerry Malin
News-Globe
Government Could Seize German Credits in U.S.
Washington reports that the United States has broad powers under the 1933 foreign exchange act to seize German credits in this country as retaliation for Germany's exchange moratorium.
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Washington
U.P
United States
Germany
Soldier shoots wife then kills himself at Fort Ringgold
In Rio Grande City Texas Isaac Shuff a Twelfth Cavalry soldier fired on his wife and then shot himself in the head at Fort Ringgold early today He was hospitalized with likely fatal injuries and attacks reported he had small chances of recovery.
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Rio Grande City
Tex
Isaac Shuff
Twelfth Cavalry
Fort Ringgold
Shuff
Solons Leave Massive Bill Pile For Roosevelt Signing
President Roosevelt turns to duties of signing a flood of bills after Congress adjourned sine die. The NRA licensing provision expires, a $3 billion currency power remains, and a $1 billion housing program awaits action as he studies labor and housing measures before issuing final approvals.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
National Industrial Recovery Act
State Opens Case Against L H Shockley Preacher Trial
The Rev Louis H Shockley faces poisoning charges after the W T Hudgins family case in Pampa in 1947. Witness Ernest Erwin testified Shockley rode to the Hudgins ranch in a wagon with flour later found poisoned and warned of a tear in the sack. Hudgins died November 3, Addie Erwin died next day, Terry Erwin died December 31, with a 14 year old heir among the ill but later recovered.
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Erwin
Mec- Lean
Bolivia and Paraguay in War Claims
From La Paz and Asuncion reports two military actions in the Chaco front are described. Bolivian air forces claim air combat with Paraguay and downing of flat No. 23 by Maj. Rafael Pabon. Paraguayan defense states troops advanced one kilometer toward Fort Ballivan and push in Carman and Canada Strongest sectors.
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LA Paz
Ministry of War
Chaco Boreal
Escadrilles
Rafael Pabon
Asuncion
Paraguayan Ministry of Defense
Fort Ballivan
Fl Carman
Canada
Pie Traynor Named Pirates Manager Succeeding Gibson
veteran third baseman Pie Traynor is appointed manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates today. He succeeds George Gibson who had piloted the club for three years.
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Pittsburgh
Harold “Pie” Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
George Gibson Pilot
Dr. Brinkley Decides on Governor Run Unclear
Topeka reports buzz over Dr. J. R. Brinkley possibly seeking the gubernatorial nomination. With the filing deadline nearing Wednesday noon his decision remains undecided as his papers and fee sit with the secretary of state.
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Topeka
Kan
J. R Brinkley
Milford
Secretary of State
Disappearances Mystery Deepens In Turverson Case
United States and European police chase new clues in the Agnes Turverson disappearance. Ivan Poderjay to be charged with larceny after Turverson’s effects are found in Vienna. evidence links remain uncertain. A torso found in Brighton investigations, with legs in London, do not confirm identity.
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United Press
Agnes C. Turverson
Detroit
New York
United States
England
Continent
Miss Turverson
Vienna
Ivan Poderjay
Miss Tufverson
Miss Tufversons
Poderjay
Suzanne Ferrand
Milo
Ferrand
Shishbane on Agrerion and Congress in The Globe
Arthur Shishbane writes on day topics while The Globe notes Congress winds toward re election. A Roosevelt NRA letter expresses satisfaction with achievements and employment spread as voters endorsed a robot like Congress carrying out White House orders.
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Arthur Shishbane
Agrerion
Globe
Hrishane
White House
Congress
Roosevelt
West Virginia
NRA
Steel union offers permanent truce with four point plan
Steel union leaders in Washington proposed a permanent truce based on a four point plan drafted by AFL President William Green. The scheme calls for a tri party mediation board with power to arbitrate, hold elections, and enforce representation, aligning closely with the new labor disputes law. Michael Tighe led the Pittsburgh based delegation seeking audience with President Roosevelt as Frances Perkins prepared to discuss the matter.
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Washington
Frances Perkins
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
Michael Tighe
International
Miss Perkins
Two U S Senators Are Renominated
Henrik Shipstead of Minnesota and Frederick Hale of Maine were virtually assured of renomination in their state primaries. Shipstead led Shoe maker for Palmer Labor. Hale held a secure lead over Louis A. Jack. Minnesota Governor Floyd B Olson won the Farmer Labor nomination. John Lind Martin Nelson led Republicans for governor in Texas style?
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Associated Prove
United States
Henrik Shipstead
Minnesota
Frederick Hale
Maine
Shipstead
Francis H. Shoemaker
Palmer-Labor
Hale
Louis A. Jack
Floyd B. Olson
Farmer-Labor
John Lind Martin Nelson
Austin
Fred Schilpin
St. Cloud
Louis J. Brann
Alfred K. Ames
Brann
Yacht Race Postponed in Soggy Newport Contest
With a southeast wind rain and fog the America's Cup committee postponed the scheduled contest at Newport New York on June 19 between the candidates for the responsibility of meeting British challenger Tom Sopwith's Endeavour.
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Newport
R. 1
Tom Sopwith
New York Post claims 1300 names on radical list
The New York Post asserts the Bureau of Criminal Investigation holds a “little red book” with 1300 names of radicals, including Mayor LaGuardia and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, kept in Capt Lagarenne’s office. It cites prominent figures and paints Mrs Roosevelt as a socialist sympathizer connected to radicals.
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New York
The
New York Post
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Police Department
LaGuardia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Post
Joan Lagarenne
Bureau of Alien Investigation
EF. P. McCrossin
Wall Street
Albert W
Eliabeth) Dilling
Kenilworth
Chicago
O'Fyan
O'Ryan
LaGerene
William E. Borah
Idaho
Wallace
Tekes
George W. Norris
Nebraska
John A. Ryan
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Stephen 8. Wise
Irving Fisher
Yale
Lilian Ward
Henry Street
Mahatma Gandhi
Newton D. Baker
Parkes Cadman
Clarence Darrow
Arthur Garfield Hayes
Harold H. Swift
Roosevelt
Adobe Walls Celebration Moves to Borger for Fourth
The Adobe Walls celebration planned for July Fourth will not take place at the Adobe Walls battleground. An all day program will be held in Borger with an afternoon ceremony for old-timers at Borger followed by a picnic.
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Borger
Adobe Walls
Adobe Walls Battle-Ground
I? Borger
Battle-Ground
Houston Packers Strike For Higher Wages Today
About 150 union workers at the Armour and Swift packing plants in Houston walked out in a wage dispute. The walkout followed a refusal by the two companies to attend a conference that had been scheduled for today, said John Malone, national vice president of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America.
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Houston
Armour and Swift Packing Companies
John Malone
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America
Weather forecast for Amarillo and region
Partly cloudy with probable showers tonight and Wednesday for Amarillo and west Texas. New Mexico stays fair tonight and Wednesday with unsettled conditions in the northwest and cooler north areas. Temperature extremes today range from 68 to 92 degrees at 1 o'clock.
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Amarillo
West
Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Paperhanger-Poet Wilts in Police Court
New York reports the arrest of Robert D Iarcourt a bohemian artist and poet at 68 years old on a seduction charge tied to Louise Krist a 16 year old poetess. Police Captain Mooney notes a prior prison record including grand larceny and a workhouse sentence.
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New York
Robert D'iarcourt
Louise Krist
Minn Krist
IY Harcourt
Trinee Childe de Rohan D'Harcourt
Greenwich Village
Joseph J. Mooney
Guthrie, Oklo
Iarcourt
Mise Krist
Prince
Mooney
Eleventh Hour Bills Passed By Congress Before Adjournment
Last minute bills approved include the Administration Housing Act authorizing a billion dollar home repair and modernization drive with a 200 million fund. Other measures fund relief programs, mortgage guarantees, and a six year foreclosure moratorium for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Congress
Railway Labor Bill Passed In Dramatic Senate Finale
The Seventy third Congress closed with a costly labor measure as insurgents and independents forced final action on the Dill Crosser plan to create a national board to settle railway disputes. Wheeler and La Follette led the push against a Hastings filibuster, while Roosevelt and leaders avoided prolonging the session. The housing program and vast appropriations marked the session's end.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Wheeler
Montana
la Follette Republican
Wisconsin
Hastings
Delaware
Scientists pinpoint cause of whooping cough at UC
Berkeley June 19 scientists report H bacillus pertussis identified as the cause of whooping cough after years of work. Dr J Miller Jr says inoculation of apes and humans with pure cultures produced the disease and a UC developed treatment offers relief while a new diagnostic endoantigen may aid detection. The AAAS meeting continues its 94th annual session.
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Berkeley
Cal
J. Miller, Jr
National Research Council
University of California
American Association For the Advancement of Science
A. P. Krucer
Miller
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