Moth er-In-Law Day observed by Amarillo mothers in law
In Amarillo Texas 75 West Texas women met at the Ama tilLo Hotel for a quiet luncheon marking the third national Mother-In-Law Day. Will Rogers was to attend, but his death led to a subdued observance with honorary president Mrs W F Donald.
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West Texas
Ama- Tillo
Will Rogers
Amarillo
Wilbur C. Hawk
Old Honest Tack
James O. Curtis
W. F. Donald
Amarillo Club
James O. Gulekie
State Board of Education
America
Ross Rogers
James V. Allred
State of
Texas
Alfred
Claude Miller
Wichita Falls
Roosevelt Wins Georgia Primary Tests Roosevelt Victory
Roosevelt leads in Seminole County Georgia with a more than six to one margin over Talmadge as results trickle in. Georgia Roosevelt manager Marion Allen thanks loyal Democrats amid growing debate over New Deal unemployment and economic policy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Talmadge
Seminole County
Marion Allen
Georgia
Henry Breckinridge
Baltimore
Robinson
Arkansas
Dickinson
Iowa
Senate
Today A Walk for Gov. Smith It Looks Like London Pretending
A compact notice reports events involving Governor Smith and a London appearance flagged as a possible pretense. The piece notes costs and financial concerns tied to the plan with minimal detail.
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Gov. Smith
London
Brisbane Views and City Strike Echoes in 1936 Context
Arthur Brisbane writes widely on current topics in The Globe. The strike by apartment house and skyscraper workers disrupts the city’s routines as Alfred E. Smith ponders a walk from his Empire State Building perch. New Mexico Republicans back Governor Landon in the 1936 state race. See TODAY Page 9.
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Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Alfred E. Smith
Empire State Building
New Mexico
Landon
Kansas
Peace Talk In Building Row Futile
New York March 5 strike leader James J Bambrick declared he would carry the fight to a finish after peace negotiations at City Hall ended in sharp disagreement. Real estate owners refused arbitration on the closed shop demand as part of three union demands, while Mayor La Guardia urged consideration of the arbitration offer.
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New York
LaGuardia
Building Service
James J. Bambrick
Action Likely Today on Buchanan Street Underpass
A morning conference of Rock Island and Fort Worth & Denver Railroad officials with the city and Texas Highway Department hinted at final action to build the Buchanan Street underpass. After a site survey by engineers, a closed parley followed and progress was reported, with three construction plans discussed.
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Rock Island and
Fort Worth & Denver Railroad
City Commission
Texas Highway Department
Buchanan Street
Highway Department
Ross Rogers
J. W. van London
J. A. Stewart
Chicago
Rock Island
Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Amarillo Chamber Plans Friday Meeting on Nominating Committee
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce will hold a Friday 4 30 pm meeting in the Red Room Amarillo Hotel. President Roy Cullum says the session will elect a six member nominating committee to name 25 prospective directors for the March 31 annual meeting when 12 new directors are chosen. Committees will report.
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Amarillo
Red
Amarillo Hotel
Plane Crash Near State Line Kills Two
An unidentified plane crashed near the Arkansas Oklahoma line today killing two passengers. The wreckage ignited after impact and the plane burned. FHA Title 1 remodeling loans not available after March 5. Act quick. See John Maynard Lumber Co. 800 W 5th.
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Rich Mountain
Ark
Arkansas-Oklahoma Line
FHA
Act Quick
John Maynard Lbr. Co
Albizu Campos Arrested On Nationalist Conspiracy Charge
United States Marshal Draughon arrested Albizu Campos a nationalist leader in San Juan on a charge of recruiting soldiers to overthrow the U S government by force and inciting to insurrection. Campos surrendered to authorities amid rising nationalist incidents in Puerto Rico. Col E Francis Riggs the inland police chief and former army officer was assassinated Feb 23 by self confessed nationalists who were later killed by police. During January election registration period 12 people were killed and over 100 injured.
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San Juan
P. R
United States
Draughon
Albizu Campos
United State
Campos
Harvard
Puerto Rico
E. Francis Riggs
Insular Police
Army
Potter County Seeks Funds to Refinance General Debt
An Amarillo banker proposed restructuring Potter County's growing general fund debt to ease a roughly 100000 dollar deficit and prevent monthly expense arrears. The county commission favors the idea but has not found a legal method. a special legislative act to authorize long term bonds was discussed as another option.
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Potter County
Amarillo
County Commission
Academy Fete Is Boycotted by Guilds in Hollywood
Hollywood March 5 Two dominant guilds the screen actors and screen writers boycott the academy of motion picture arts and sciences annual awards banquet tonight more than 1200 reservations had been made before telegrams urged 3500 actors and 9000 writers to stay away. The feud centers on producer control of the academy and has led to claims the academy is a company union.
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Hollywood
Calif
Screen Actors and
Screen Writers
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Academy
Donald Gledhill
Gledhill
Ernest Pascal
The
Writers Guild
Guild
Peace appeal accepted by Selassie amid Italian conditions
The League of Nations peace appeal was accepted by Emperor Haile Selassie without qualification, while an Italian source signaled acceptance only under unspecified conditions. Front reports say Italy continued mopping up along the Takkaze River and Ethiopians claimed an Italian air strike hit a British Red Cross unit.
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Associated Press
League of Nations
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Italy
Takkaze River
Red Cross
Amarillo and Panhandle Fair and Warmer Night to Friday
Forecast calls for fair skies and a dip to about 40 in Amarillo tonight with a rise on Friday. West Texas and Panhandle expect slightly warmer conditions, with the north portion warming. New Mexico stays fair with little temp change. Temperature extremes range from 35 to 53.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Hirota Named To Form Cabinet To End Japan Crisis
Tokyo March 5 Emperor Hirohito ordered Foreign Minister Koki Hirota to form a new cabinet to end the government crisis after last week’s militarist attack on the Okada ministry. Hirota announced posts filled or chosen, with Yoshida foreign affairs and Terauchi to head War, plus others listed as government plans proceed.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Koki Hirota
Japan
Okada
Prince Saionji
Hirota
Keisuke Okada
Sainji
Mineo Osumi
Yoshiyuki Kawashima
Fuminaro Konoye
Shigeru Yoshida
Ojima Nagano
Juichi Terauchi
Fuchi Baba
Hypothec Bank
Naoshi Obara
Morgenthau confirms Canada silver purchase plan boosts output
Secretary Morgenthau announced that the United States will buy newly mined Canadian silver through the Bank of Canada, likely absorbing most of Canada’s yearly 16 million ounce output. The Treasury will set the price, about a quarter cent above New York levels, with potential similar deals with South American producers and an existing arrangement with Mexico.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Bank of Canada
Dominion
Treasury
New York
Mexico
Republic
New Tax Plan Proposed To Raise Federal Revenue
Congressional tax experts received from the agriculture department a plan for temporary two year processing taxes on 33 farm products designed to raise 221 million dollars annually. The plan would help cover Roosevelt’s estimated treasury shortfall after the AAA ruling. A windfall tax on processors with back taxes could add up to 200 million dollars. Meanwhile a second update reports the Zeppelin LZ 129 began a second eight hour trial flight in Friedrichshafen Germany with a crew of 80 as it eyes a May US journey.
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Washington
U.P
Agriculture Department
Roosevelt
Congress
Treasury
Supreme Court Aaa
Friedrichshafen
Germany
United States
Worthless label on watchman's Fisch claim in Lindbergh case
Trenton prosecutors dismissed a watchman's tale linking Isidor Fisch to the Lindbergh kidnapping as worthless. Alfred Hammond testified he could not identify Hauptmann or Fisch when pressed after the Hauptmann arrest. State police head Schwarzkopf noted the investigation found no factual basis for the watchman's statements.
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Trenton
N. J
Isidor Fisch
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ilier
Anthony M. Houck, Jr
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Alfred Hammond
Fisch
Hauptmann
Hammond
Germany
Hauck
Hunterdon County
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Schwarzkopf
Woodbourne
Bucks County
C. Raymond Lyons
Harold G. Hoffman
Bronx
Lawyer's Death Reenacted by One Slain Attorney's Killer
Tulsa police disclosed that Jimmie Lawson, inmate at Kansas penitentiary, reenacted the three year old killing of attorney J. Earl Smith. Lawson, brought to Tulsa by Major Wint Smith, described the sequence of the assault and the dragging of the body from the automobile.
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Tulsa
U.P
J. Earl Smith
Jimmie Lawson
Kansas Penitentiary
Lawson
Wint Smith
Kansas
Smith
Clint Miers
Tulsa Crime Bureau
Eddie Snyder
Harry Campbell
Snyder
Campbell
Depletion Of Land Target In 1936 Soil Plan
Secretary Wallace outlines a 1936 soil conservation program to cut soil depleting crops by about 30.14 million acres and boost soil building crops by a similar amount. The plan envisions a two tier payment system with per acre incentives and adjustments for soil productivity and tenancy.
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Robert M. Yoder
Chicago
Wallace
Memphis
Tenn
AAA
Supreme Court Dismisses Two PWA Condemnation Cases
The Supreme Court dismissed two new government condemnation cases for slum clearance and low cost housing projects in Louisville Kentucky and Detroit at the government's request. Lower court rulings that the government lacked eminent domain authority remain in effect. Solicitor General Stanley Reed asked for the dismissal, yielding no stated reason. Chief Justice Hughes authorized the action with the remark Let them be dismissed.
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Washington
New Deal
Lang
PWA
Supreme Court
Louisville
Detroit
Stanley Reed
Hughes
Nuptial Knot Denied for Fairbanks Actress
Paris reports that U S consulate attaches refused to marry Douglas Fairbanks Sr and Lady Ashley former actress. Officials said they lacked authority to perform the ceremony and French authorities had already refused an exception. Friends say Fairbanks intends to seek a marriage in another European country.
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Paris
United States
Douglas Fairbanks
Lady Ashley
Fairbanks
Hidden Names Seek Free Rialto Tickets in Want Ads
In today's Want Ads 12 Amarillo names are listed from the directory. Your name may be among them and entitle you to a Patr of free tickets to the Rialto Theater for The Big Broadcast of 1936. Scan the ads and classifications for useful information and opportunities among hundreds of listings.
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Gene Howe
Globe News
Plains of Texas
Gene
Leonard B. Shubert
Hoover
Harrison E. Spangler
Spangler
Alf M. Landon
U. S
KGNC
Globe-News
United Press
By Tom Hagenbuch
Call Chamber
Actors and Screen Writers Snub Association
Selassie
By Glenn Babe
Kurahei Yuasa
Makoto Saito
Tsuneo Matsudaira
Imperial Household
Yuasa
Canada
FHA Loans
Long-Bell Lbr. Co
Watchman
Lindbergh
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