Dr Wynekoop Convicted In Operating Table Murder
Chicago March 7 Dr Alice Wynekoop calmly faced a jury verdict sentencing her to 25 years in the penitentiary for slaying her daughter in law Rheta on an operating table The trial ended with her wheelchair bound and her children told to sleep at home as she awaited appeals while prosecutors had pressed for death in the electric chair two jurors backed the death penalty in an 11 to 1 initial vote and the case moves to possible new trial arguments and a Supreme Court appeal
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Chicago
Alice Wynekoop
Rheta
Walker
Catherine Wynekoop
State Supreme Court
Wynekoop
Charles S. Dougherty
Rumors of Coup in Havana Shake City
In Havana on March 7 machine guns topped the palace, guards were doubled, and rumors linked rebels with followers of Ramon Grau San Martin. Soldiers, sailors, and civilians were searched as authorities pledged stringent measures. Seven men were arrested in Marianao for conspiring against President Carlos Mendieta and the Cabinet met through the night to approve new security laws.
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Havana
Ramon Grau San Martin
Marianao
Carlos Mendieta
Mendieta
Carmen
Camaguey
Santa Clara
Amid Amarillo Fet Stock Show Auctions and Dances
Visitors are feted with dances as the Amarillo Fet Stock Show auctions high quality champions. 285 pound grand champion pig owned by Roy Burrow of Tulsa sold to E R Duke at 19 cents per pound, reserve champion pig bought by John M Gilat for 10 cents a pound. Grand champion sheep sold for 50 dollars to Ernest Andrews. reserve to C W Smith who donated the sheep to Amarillo Junior Welfare League. TV Flent’s Blue Ribbon ham bought for 55 cents a pound by Col Fred Reppert who will donate a 15 pound ham to Amarillo Rotary Club. Hereford sale features 47 head of bulls with consignments for car lot sales. Baby Beef Club Show auction at 9 am Thursday. About 120 calves to the highest bidders. Three dances planned for cattlemen tonight with Will R Winch hosting 4 H Club boys. STOCK SHOW Page
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Amarillo
Roy Burrow
Tulsa
Swisher County
E. R. Duke
Hartley County
John M. Gilat
Odessa
J. T. McDaniels
Kreas
C. G. Armstrong
Standardized
Oklo
Ernest Andrews
Elk City
Okla
Andrews Boy
C. W. Smith
Marathon Oil Company
Panhandle
Hereford Breeders Association
Reppert
Tri-State
Phillips (66) Petroleum Company
Will R. Winch
Paramount Theater
Johnson to Propose 10 Percent Cut in Working Hours Tonight
President Roosevelt administration reveals plan to reduce industry working hours by ten percent with exemptions for noncompliant sectors. Johnson, addressing NRA leaders, argues against broad fiat and stresses selective code changes. Speech planned for 4:30 p.m. Washington time, broadcasts contemplated as cabinet debates wage and debt issues.
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Washington
NRA
Hugh 8
Johnson
George Bloan
Cotton Textile Code Authority
Ukase
Fiat
White House
Anne- Ville
Congress
Congressional
War Department
House
Senate
Connecticut
Treasury
Roosevelt
Court Affirms Stanton Death In Swisher County
Austin March 7 The Court of Criminal Appeals refused Ed Stanton a new trial for the slaying of Sheriff John Moseley at Tulsa on January 23 1933 Stanton was captured in New Mexico and brought to Swisher County where he was sentenced to death Complaints over the trial judge charge juror acceptance and Stanton's prior record were denied Lee Stanton Page
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Austin
U.P
Ed Stanton
New Mexico
Swisher County
John Moseley
Tulsa
Court of Criminal Appeals
Stanton
Cold air and possible precipitation forecast tonight
A brisk dry norther lowered temperatures to 32 degrees this morning and may bring rain or snow tonight in Amarillo and surrounding areas. Partly cloudy skies are expected tomorrow with colder conditions likely.
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Amarillo
Meyer Named Port Worth Coach at TCU
March 7 Meyer Leo Dutch Meyer was named head football and basketball coach at TCU this afternoon. Ray mond Bear Wolff was elected athletic director and varsity baseball coach and named line instructor.
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Port Worth
Leo (Dutch) Meyer
Raymond
Bear) Wolff
LaGuardia Opens War on New York Slum Conditions
New York March 7 Mayor Fiorello H LaGuardia launches a drive to wipe out 67000 tenements blamed for human misery filth and deadly fires The first vacate orders were posted by Tenement Commissioner Langdon W Post as thousands more will follow once relocation procedures are in place Fire victims total 27 since January 1 with 11 in the last 10 days Owners fear restoration costs leaving 650000 families homeless while LaGuardia demands fixes or shut ups.
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New York
Lower East Side
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Langdon W. Post
Plane Crash Blamed on Ice at Petersburg
A St. Louis to Chicago airliner struck by a blizzard and ice glazed wings crashed in a deep drift near Petersburg Illinois killing four. Victims named include Hugh Sexton aviation editor of the Chicago Tribune and Walter Hallgren veteran pilot, with G H Waetjen and W N Bell also among the dead. Hallgren reportedly cut his switch to prevent a fire as the plane went down.
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Petersburg
Ill
Hugh Sexton
Chicago Tribune
G. H. Waetjen
East 41St Street
New York
Walter Hallgren
W.N. Bell
Chicago
Columbus
Jeffrey Manufacturing Company
Women Spectators Dominate Court Martial Of Maj. Ocker
Fort Sam Houston Tex March 7 Women filled 30 of 35 spectators at the court martial of Maj. William C Ocker charged with making derogatory remarks about Lieut Col Henry B Clagett The defense sought testimony on Ocker physical fitness but the judge sustained objections as Major Simpson testified he twice examined Ocker finding no senility and piloting ability better than many in his class
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Fort Sam Houston
Tex
U.P
William C. Ocker
Henry B. Clagett
Charles Anderson
Maj
R. K. Simpson
Randolph Field Medical Corps
Major Simpson
H. E. Schneider
Kelly Field
David N. Grant
Randolph Field
Major Ocker
Ocker
Colonel Clagett
Charles A. Howland
Texas Prison Break Frustrated by Guard
At Huntsville a bold nighttime escape attempt by five convicts was halted after guards opened fire. Three attackers were wounded and two were forced back. wounded inmates included Charley Frazier Pete Finch and Edward McArthur. Two others remained in solitary confinement for their roles.
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State Penitentiary
Charley Frazier
Red River
Houston
Pete Finch
Taylor
Ellis
McLennan
San Jacinto
Edward McArthur
Amarillo Area Weather Outlook Tonight and Thursday
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity unsettled with possible light rain and colder tonight. Thursday partly cloudy. West Texas north areas expect cloudy with rain and snow, colder 22 to 26 degrees. Panhandle south portion partly cloudy and colder with livestock warning north portion. New Mexico fair tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Today’s temperature extremes up to 32 to 36 degrees by 1 PM.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th Meridian
Penhandle
New Mexico
Primo Carera Fights Loughran in Heavyweight Clash
In a Thursday night bout Italian heavyweight Primo Carera defended his title against Irish challenger Tommy Loughran from Philadelphia, yielding a narrow defeat. The Globe notes Arthur Brisbane’s commentary as part of contemporary debate, while a stray ad mentions a 1934 Studebaker sedan promotion in Amarillo.
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Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Primo Carera
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Carnera
Crete
Greece
Rome
Missouri River Flood Hits Kansas Farms Hard
Atchison Kansas reports muddy Missouri River floodwaters lapping at rural homes for 45 miles from 15 miles north of St Joseph to 10 miles south of Atchison. Farmers, wives, and children fled with few possessions spending nights in stores or homes as thousands of tobacco, wheat and corn bottoms flood. Livestock losses include a farmer losing over 100 hogs.
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Atchison, Kas
Missouri
St. Joseph
Atchison
U S First Lady Visits Islands on Ocean Trip
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt began an ocean journey from Miami to San Juan Puerto Rico on the American Clipper with Rexford Tugwell aboard to study Puerto Rican conditions. The flight marked the first over ocean trip by a president’s wife and included scenic sea views and a stop in San Juan before continuing to St Thomas.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Puerto Rico
Santo Domingo
Associated Press
San Juan
West Indies
Lindbergh
Haiti
San Pedro de Macoris
Miami
Desirable Houses in Growing Demand in News Globe Rentals
Renters seek large and small houses, furnished or unfurnished, in brisk demand as listings are grabbed quickly. Ads report 30 to 40 calls. duplexes apartments and rooms sell fast. Landlords urged to supply rental property. Bargain plan listings cost about 17 cents daily. Call Jean Harper now.
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News-Globe
Jean Harper
Hazing Leads to Dismissals at Texas A&M
College Station March 7 Texas A M College dismissed ten sophomore students after a disciplinary hearing found hazing freshmen. President T O Walton stated the action reflects the college policy against hazing and warned others that dismissal is the consequence. He declined to reveal names.
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College Station
Texas A. & M. College
T. O. Walton
Walton
Dr Boaz knife trial jurors still out in Amarillo
The jury in the assault with intent to murder case against Dr. E. H. Boaz had not reached a verdict by 1 a.m. The case concerns a butcher knife stabbing of James McCaulley of Wichita Falls. Boaz had earlier been found guilty in the 47th District Court of a similar stabbing of M. L. May of Memphis. the May case carried a $200 fine.
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E. H. Boaz
Boaz
James McCaulley
Wichita Falls
47Th District
M. L. May
Memephis
Amarillo
Banks Reopen 63 National Banks in February
Washington March 7 63 national banks reopened during February the comptroller of the currency J F T O'Connor announced.
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Washington
J. F. T. O'Connor
War Ace Sees Setback in Air Mail Pact Cancellation
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker told the New York World Telegram that permanent cancellation of private air mail contracts would set back U S aviation by a decade. He faulted President Roosevelt for acting without full facts and said advisers misled him. Rickenbacker noted bitter disputes with Postmaster General Walter Brown, denied collusion, and cited past moves like the 5 to 8 cent postage increase as harming operators’ finances and plans.
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New York
United States
Eddie Rickenbacker
New York World-Telegram
Roosevelt
Rickenbacker
United States Army
North American Aviation Corporation
Walter F. Brown
Brown
Mr. Brown
Hoover
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Mrs. Roosevelt
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