Stanley Faces Real Problem in Etex Fields
In Kilgore Texas Capt E N Stanley takes over as railroad commission enforcement chief in East Texas as A B Cross resigns to join the Texas Petroleum Council. Cross’s departure raises questions on curbing hot oil while Stanley seeks rapid results and industry co operation amid indus try plans for a purchase program to stabilize prices. A congressional committee awaits East Texas oil regulation actions with possible federal rules.
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Kilgore
Texas
E. N. Stanley
R. PD. Parker
Railroad Commission
East Texas
Stanley
A. B. Cross
Commission
Parker
Cross
Texas Petroleum Council
F. W. Fischer
Fischer
Houston
F. W. Weeks
Pilot Takes Sole Blame For Dresden Shipwreck
Norwegian pilot Tacogsen claimed sole responsibility for the Dresden disaster after the Nazi liner rammed a rock in Hardanger Fjord. Four women drowned from a 1,000 passenger tally. survivors spoke of panic as life boats overturned and rescue vessels aided by Kronprinsesse Martha and King Harald ferried remaining passengers to safety.
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Kopervik
Karmoy Island
Norway
Tacogsen
Dresden
Karmsund
Stavanger
Hardanger Fjord
King Harald
Kron Princesse
Martha
Karmoey Island
Negro maid reveals Poderjay mystery in New York case
Flora Miller, a maid at Capt. Ivan Poderjay, testified of papers scattered in his apartment on December 22 as trunks awaited shipment to a steamer. Poderjay, now held in Vienna as a bigamist suspect, allegedly courted Miss Turverson and a widowed concert violinist while pressuring her father for capital. Police broaden inquiries to recent burials amid theories of murder.
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New York
Ivan Poderjay
Agnes Tulverson
Poderjay
Miss Turverson
Flora Miller
Miss Tufverson
England
Vienna
Judge admits state claim in Pampa case
In Pampa on June 21 Judge W R Ewing ruled disinterment testimony and autopsy evidence admissible as the state pursues its case against Rev L H W Shockley accused of Hudgins poisoning. Dr Batson testified about organ removal and subsequent analysis while defense questioned authorization and admissibility. witnesses indicated multiple Erwin family deaths amid influenza diagnoses.
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Ewing
C. B. Batson
Roy Stout
Claude Williams
Batson
Mia
Nora Erwin
Terry
Priest
Lloyd
W. ‘Ty. Hudeins
Addie Erwin
Hudgins
Hen
Amarillo
E. G. Engledow
Gray County
East Texas oil field woes blamed on salaries for trained staff
Lon A. Smith, chairman of the Texas Railroad Commission, said the main trouble in East Texas oil fields was the commission's inability to pay sufficient salaries to attract trained technical men for enforcement. The comment came during remarks in Mexia on June 21.
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Mexia
Texas
Lon A. Smith
Texas Railroad Commission
East Texas
Two Seats for Price of One Garber Offer
Wilbur C. Hawk offers two seats for the price of one for the Jan Garber concert at the Municipal Auditorium on Wednesday night June 27. Lower floor tickets are $1 with a free ticket. balcony seats are 40 and 35 cents. After the concert the band will dance at the Nat for $1.50 per person. Tickets may be reserved via Miss Lois Black at The News-Globe. Garber’s popular band is heard on Yeastfoamer and other radio polls.
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Wilbur C. Hawk
Jan Garber
Municipal Auditorium
Garber
Nat
Lois Black
News-Globe
America
Hawk
Amarillo
Pacific
Catalina Island
Lee Bennett
Lew Palmer
Helen Black
Small scores in race betting repeal push in Texas
Cuero June 21 Special to The Globe Senator Clint Small urged repeal of the pari mutuel betting law, blasting gambling as a menace and accusing James Allred of lax enforcement. He argued the law, passed to aid fair associations, spurred widespread race tracks and open gambling houses statewide.
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Globe
Cuero
Clint Small
Texas
Smat
James Allred
Small
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures. West Texas generally fair to tonight and Friday, cooler in the northwest. New Mexico: fair tonight and Friday. Temperature extremes reach 66 to 88 degrees by 1 o clock.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Hold Three In Brutal Beating Of Aged Women
Three men were questioned in Brownwood following brutal beatings of two elderly women at Little Crosscut Community. Officers withheld charges pending investigation into the assaults on Mrs. Lige Debusk and Mrs. Abbie Hounshell and the $40 robbery from beneath Debusk’s mattress. Debusk, 62, was knocked unconscious with a pistol. Hounshell, 83, aided after screams were heard. Neighbors helped as the attacker fled.
Life Term For Death Of 13 Year Old Boy
Walter Dean a 28 year old Texas gunman was sentenced to life in the Nebraska state penitentiary after his first degree murder conviction for the death of 13 year old Luceen Marshall who was shot during a gunfight with Lincoln police on April 20. San Rivette already serves life, Aubrey Ray was killed by police.
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Lincoln
Neb
Walter Dean
Texas
Nebraska State Penitentiary
Dean
Luceen Marshall
San Rivette
Nebraska Penitentiary
Aubrey Ray
Bandit
Roosevelt Arrives at New London For Harvard Yale Regatta
President Franklin D Roosevelt arrived at the submarine base in New London Connecticut amid salutes and drums to attend the Harvard Yale regatta on the Thames tomorrow. He traveled aboard the Sequoia with his party after ceremonies at Yale and an overnight cruise in Long Island Sound. The president's son Franklin D Roosevelt Jr raced the number 6 car in Harvard's freshman crew posing a notable highlight of the visit.
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New London
Conn
Coast Guard
Roosevelt
Harvard
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Crimson
Theodore Roosevelt
Yale
Cuyahoga
Red Top
Anchorage
Laborer Convicted for Whipping Stepdaughter in Dallas
A Dallas county jury convicted laborer Auta Frensiey of aggravated assault on his 9 month old stepdaughter Lovelia Earl Hughes. He received a 30 day county jail sentence after welfare officials testified the child bore large bruises from repeated whipping observed by neighbors.
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Dallas
Auta Frensiey
Lovelia Earl Hughes
Frensiey
Candidates Race Featured At Tri-State Fair Monday
The Candidates Race for Monday at the Tri-State Fair Grounds will honor political hopefuls as special guests attend. Sen Clint Small Panhandle candidate for governor, Walter Woodward Coleman candidate for attorney general, Lon A Smith seeking reelection to the Railroad Commission, and other county and district candidates will be present. The Panhandle Derby is scheduled for the same day.
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Tri-State Fair Grounds
Wilburn
Hawk
Tri-State Fair Association
Clint Small
Panhandle
Walter Woodward
Coleman
Lon A. Smith
Railroad Commission
Nazi Party Dispute Heads to Hindenburg for Resolution
Berlin June 21 A clash between radical Nazis and conservatives over party tactics seeks final word from President Paul von Hindenburg. Vice Chancellor Papen and Propaganda Chief Goebbels urge Chancellor Hitler to decide as conflicting notices fuel uncertainty about the party’s direction.
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Frederick Oechsner
Berlin
WUP
Paul von Hindenburg
Germany
Franz von Papen
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Neudeck
Benito Mussolini
Venice
Three Women Die in Benton Crossing Crash
In Benton Arkansas on June 21 three women riding in a light delivery truck were killed when it was struck by a southbound Rock Island Railway motor car at a grade crossing. The dead are Mrs. Mattie Burton 50 Mrs. Sallie Murray about 55 and Miss Clyde Busick about 18. They were returning home from a shopping trip to Benton.
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Benton
Ark
Here
Rock Island Railway
Mattie Burton
WH. Burton
Sallie Murray
Clyde Busick
Murray
A. W. Busick
Belfast
Grant County
Federal agency to act as business court under new policy
The Federal Trade Commission will take a major procedural overhaul to mete out swift rulings on unfair practices, altering ties with NRA to form a new weapon in consumer protection. The change aims to speed decisions and curb monopolistic behavior affecting the average citizen.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
NRA
Mob Hangs Negro in Kirbyville After Girl Incident
In Kirbyville Texas on June 21 a mob of about two hundred white men hanged a 39 year old Black man accused of being seen with a white girl aged 11. Officers were attacked while transporting him to Orange for safekeeping. The mob dragged him, shot him, and dumped the mangled body near a factory commissary. Both Black and white participants were jailed as authorities faced a potential jail break.
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Kirbyville
Tex
Fon Griges
Sherif
Orange
Thieves Steal Car Trailer and Lion in Houston
Police pursue leads after Hugo Martini of Galveston reports theft of his car two-wheeled trailer and an African lion valued at 5000 dollars. Martini had left the vehicle on a Houston street to enter a cigar shop and found it missing with the trailer and lion. The lion was intended for a Houston theater act.
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Houston
Hugo Martini
Galveston
Traner
Lion
Martini
Houston Theater
Aga Khan's outsider wins Ascot Gold Cup
The Aga Khan's felicitation won the 136th Ascot Gold Cup at two and a half miles. Veteran American battler A C Bostwick's Mate started in the field.
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Aga Khan
Ascot
Eng
A. C. Bostwick
Federal Agents Arrest 14 in Narcotics Raids
Fourteen people were jailed in New Orleans after narcotic raids by federal operatives. Among those charged was a year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy accused of peddling drugs on streets. Officers seized over 1,000 contraband cigarettes, marijuana, and heroin.
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New Orleans
Bolivians Suffer 1001 Casualties in Gran Chaco Battle
A Paraguayan war report from Asuncion states 1001 Bolivians were killed or wounded in a hard fought battle on a 5 mile front in the Gran Chaco. The loss could influence the war’s momentum.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Chaco
Morgenthau orders no more party offices nationwide
Secretary Morgenthau called on all employers to relinquish party offices at once as the government presses reform. In Texas, Raymond Glenn Howle 11 died after a shotgun accidentally discharged during a poultry yard disturbance while he investigated a roused coop incident.
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Washington
Treasury
Uncle Sam
Pal
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Cal
Stephenville
Ray Glenn Howle
John
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