Snow Grips Panhandle As Texas Braces For More Storm
Snow blankets the North Plains from Texline to Amarillo with depths from one half to six inches. Cold snaps set records as Amarillo logs 12 degrees, and a forecast of continued snow threatens wheat and crops. The storm disrupts travel, raises crop damage fears, and heightens welfare needs across the state.
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Panhandle
North Plains
Mercury
Amarillo
Weather Bureau
Fort Worth & Denver
Texline
Dalhart
Channing
Claude
Goodnight
Dimmitt
Santa Fe
Waynoka
Okla
Clovis
N. M
Rock Island
Liberal
Kas
Shattuck
Ziegfeld Follies Opens As Japan and Kidnap Case Stir
Arthur Brisbane comments on Lindbergh case and Japan's Manchuria moves while Ziegfeld Follies premieres drawing crowds and critics. Notable attendees include Paul Block, Kobler, Walter Chrysler. Lupe Velez stars amid a cast of sixty.
New Jersey Police Quiet News on Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
Col. H Norman Schwarzkopf head of the New Jersey state police orders censorship in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case. No further press questions will be answered and only investigator approved news will be released.
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Lindbergh
Col
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Harry Ferguson
United Press
Trenton
N. J
H. Norman Schwartzkoff
John Norman Brett
Miami
Fla
Skillman
Pennington
Princeton Road
Hopewell
New Jersey police enforce strict censorship on Lindbergh case
State police under Col. H Norman Schwartzkoff outlaw all puzzle questions and will issue two daily bulletins at 10 A M and 11 P M with all news they permit Suppolementary bulletins promised as events occur Previously officers answered questions at four hour intervals but responses often blank or evasive
Student Prince Admission Prices Reduced at City Auditorium
The operetta The Student Prince lowers top price to 2.50 with many seats at 1 to 2 dollars while The Wonder Bar revue previously played to a large crowd. Monday night performance, tickets at City Drug Store Polk Street or by mail to Wilbur Hawk. Cast features George Hassell Gertrude Lang Allan Prior in Romberg music noted as tuneful.
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al Jolson
Municipal Auditorium
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Wilbur
Hawk
The
Globe News
New York
Boston
George Hassell
Gertrude Lang
Allan Prior
Sigmund Romberg
Lindbergh Baby Kidnaping Timeline Clarified
At 10 o clock the night of the crime Mrs Lindbergh was on the second floor bath preparation when nurse Betty Gow found the crib empty She and Mrs Lindbergh initially thought Colonel Lindbergh took the child downstairs delaying alarm officials say The Miss Gow nurse inquiry followed before alarm spread See LINDBERGH Page 2
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Robert J. Cavagnaro
Associated Press
Hopewell
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Miss Gow
Newsboys Turn to Police in Torch Murder Case
Two separate tragedies unfold as Cora Gleghorn dies after attempting poison in Amarillo while Howard Moore dies in Dallas after torched by three youths. Police rely on newsboys for clues. suspects released earlier. Moore's family details shared as investigations continue.
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Cora Greghorn
R. H. Gleghorn
Amarillo
North Rusk Street
Verda Daniel Nugent
Dallas
Howard D. Moore
Howard
Moore
Bandits Loot Earlsboro Bank in Oklahoma Heist
Four bandits robbed the Earlsboro bank in Oklahoma around noon stealing about 1300 dollars. Three raiders entered the bank and forced three customers and three employees to the floor while a fourth waited in a small black sedan that fled the scene.
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Earlsboro
Okla
U.P
Bank of
Swedish Prince Marries Commoner in Civil Ceremony
Prince Lennart of Sweden renounced his royal rights and wed Karin Nissvandt, a commoner, at a registry office near Buckingham Palace. His mother the Grand Duchess Marie of Russia did not attend, and the grandfather King Gustav’s stance remained unclear after talks with Prince Wilhelm.
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London
Prince Lennart
Sweden
Karin Nissvandt
Marie
Russia
Prince’s Row
Ham Palace
Gustav
Wilhelm
Lennart
French Riviera
New York
Orchardists Not to Get Aid From Federal Funds
Federal aid funds may not be allotted to owners of peach and pear orchards where the yield has been destroyed by freezing weather, it was said today.
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Little Rock
Ark
U.P
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas region
Unsettled conditions with light snow tonight and Saturday in Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas sees snow in the north and rain or snow in the south with little temperature change. New Mexico also unsettled with snow in north and extreme east tonight. Temperature extremes today up to 12, 20 and 1 o'clock.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
LaGuardia Pushes Substitute to Kill Sales Tax Plan
Representative LaGuardia announces a liberal House group fights a 595 million dollar sales tax in the revenue bill. He predicts its elimination and unveils a substitute to raise about 400 million, aiming to balance the budget, while Garner stays silent on the opposition.
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Washington
LaGuardia
New York
House
New Yorker
Garner
Treasury
League of Nations launches three point Sino Japanese plan
The League Assembly approved a three point peaceful settlement program for the Sino Japanese conflict with Japan and China abstaining in the vote. The plan asserts the assembly's competence to deal with the full Far Eastern question and seeks evacuation of Japanese forces. The Kellogg Briand pact is added to the covenant in the final provision.
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P. I. Lipsey, JR
Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Japan
China
League
John Simon
Amarillo Aims to Brand 1933 Cattle Raisers Meet
About 50 Panhandle cattlemen plan to travel to El Paso for the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Convention opening Tuesday. Amarillo seeks to host again, with Chamber of Commerce arranging special rail transport and marking the 1933 gathering as a return engagement after five years.
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Panhandle
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers
el Paso
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Truce Backed as Hostilities Ease in Yangtze Valley
Yangtze Valley fighting largely ended with foreign observers noting a de facto cessation. China signaled willingness to negotiate under League of Nations terms as 9,000 officers and men and 500 forced workers were killed or wounded between January 24 and March 3. The 68th division suffered heavy losses, losing about one third of its strength.
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Shanghai
U.P
Yangtwe
League of Nations
Chekiang
Kiangsu
Three Destroyers Ordered to Manila by Asiatic Fleet
Admiral M. M. Taylor, commander of the Asiatic fleet, ordered three destroyers based at Shanghai to return to Manila citing an eased situation at Shanghai. Griggs ambulance. Phone 4311.
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Manila
Washington
Navy Department
M. M. Taylor
Asiatic Fleet
Shanghai
Taylor
Allred Moody Antitrust Case Advances in Texas Court
In the 98th district court in Austin arguments over the Texas anti trust law continue into next week. The trial began February 2 with Judge J D Moore ad journ. Attorney General James V Allred defended the civil statute while Moody pressed that public opinion is shifting on combinations.
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Austin
U.P
98Th District Court
J.D. Moore
James V. Allred
Allred
Moody
Public Representatives
State Senate
House of Representatives
Alfalfa Bill Enters Ohio Democratic Presidential Race
Oklahoma Governor William H. Murray known as Alfalfa Bill filed his declaration to run in the Ohio May primary. The entry was filed with the Ohio secretary of state by Cleveland attorney Charles Hubbell.
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Columbus
U.P
William H
Murray
Oklahoma
United States
Ohio
Charles Hubbell
Cleveland
Hoarding and Bank Failures Slump as Outlook Brightens
Washington reports signs of improvement with hoarding down by 39 million dollars in a week and only two bank failures in three weeks, the lowest in nearly two years. Gold stocks rose 12 million, Treasury certificates oversold, and brokers loans jumped 57 million amid rising stock activity.
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Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Hoover
Lindbergh Kidnapping Developments Reported
Detroit dispatch quotes New York attorney Isaiah Leebove noting the Lindbergh child is safe and that the ransom could exceed 50000 dollars. The piece covers police questions and private investigations led by Col H Norman Schwartzkopf as authorities pursue leads. See CENSOR Page 2.
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Detroit
The
Detroit News
Clare
Mich
Isaiah Leebove
New York
Salvatore Spltale
Irving Bits
Leebove
Michigan
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Rio Grande Valley
San Benito
Brownsville
T. J. Weasley
King Feature Syndicate, Inc
Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Breckinridge
Frank Gorman
Manchuria
Republic
Henry Pu-Yi
Tokyo
Paul Block
Kobler
Block
Brooklyn
Ziegfield
Walter Chrysler
Lupe Velez
Mr. Ziegfield
Prince
M. C. Wood
Wood
H. W. Moore
Houston
San Antonio
Sewell
Chester Moore
Edward Moore
Myra Lee Nance
la Guardia
Griggs Ambulance
Cowmen’s Meet
Tol. H, N, Schwarzkopf
Mills
As the Treasury
Intelligence Service
Schwartzkopf
Linbergh
H. Norman Schwartzkopf
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