Psychologist John Moreno on Hitler and European crisis
A March 13 Associated Press piece analyzes Hitler as a surprise strategist seeking divine stature, with Eden Litvinoff as negotiators. It contrasts Mussolini and Schacht as broader forces, framing the Rhineland crisis as a clash of personalities, egos, and political aims among European leaders.
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J. L. Moreno
M. D
Associated Press
Hudson
N. Y
Rhineland
Adolf Hitler
Anthony Eden
Maxim Litvinoff
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Albert Sarraut
Hitler
Sion
Litvinoff
Russia
Eden
House panel frames tax on undistributed corporate earnings
Washington March 13 A House Ways and Means sub committee aims to tax undistributed earnings to raise 620 million dollars for the administration. A plan starts at 15 percent on the first five percent of undivided net income rising to 55 percent on 35 percent or more of undistributed profits. The panel struggles to tax dividends paid to foreign stockholders and has no firm plan yet.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Samuel B. Hill
Democrat
Hill
Ladder Mirror Lucky Friday the Thirteenth Tale
Jurist chief ruler J Arthur Lehman recalls New York 13 Club founded in 1882 to defy superstitions. He claims to be oldest living former ruler at 73, markets luck health and youth, noting dinners on the 13th with 13 at table and open umbrellas as a sign of good fortune.
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United Press
New York
13 Club
J. Arthur Lehman
13 Club of
U.P
Dust Battle Waged Against Dust Bowl Conditions
Springfield Colorado reports the Civilian Conservation Corps experiment to trap dust before it blows, using contour furrows and dikes to preserve moisture and protect topsoil. H. G. Poehler notes the plan aims to prevent recurring dust storms and crop devastation, with several years needed for full effect.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
H. G. Poehler
CCC
Astaire Refuses to Dance in New Studio Contract Talks
Hollywood March 13 Fred Astaire balks at RKO contract talks saying he may leave the studio. Rumors list demands for more pay solo stardom and fewer films but he denies salary as the issue. He accuses RKO of contract violations and hopes to work with Ginger Rogers again later.
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Hollywood
Calif
Fred Astaire
RKO Studio
Astaire
Dancing Star
Ginger Rogers
Texas Red Head
New York Newpaper
Miss Rogers
Farmers Urged to Unite in Texas Concerted Distribution
Paris Texas March 13 C A Day Plainview urged 165 farmers from three counties to abandon individualism and pursue concerted distribution and salesmanship along with production R H Bush Texas A M organization specialist spoke to the agricultural representatives.
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Paris
Texas
C. A. Day
Plainview
R. H. Bush
Texas A. & M
Bambrick accuses federal funds sought to crush strike in New York
James J. Bambrick head of the Building Service Employees Union claims federal money is being used to break the 13 day strike at Tudor City and elsewhere. He telegraphed Father Coughlin and Jesse Jones seeking relief while management ads urge workers to quit the union and seek reinstatement as individuals. Mayor LaGuardia calls for settlement talks with arbitrator Ferdinand Silcox present.
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New York
James J. Bambrick
Charles E. Coughlin
Bambrick
Building Service
Father Coughlin
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Board
Fred H. French
Tudor City
United Front
Realty Advisory Board
Building Service Union
Realty Board
F. H. LaGuardia
Edward Bentz Arrested in New York Kidnapping Case
Federal agents captured Edward Bentz in New York after bombarding his flat with tear gas bombs. Bentz was sought in connection with the kidnapping of George Weyerhauser, heir to a lumber fortune, last year. Postal 6221 urged telegrams.
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New York
U.P
Edward Bentz
George Weyerhauser
Solon Gassaway Strikes Comic Faces at Reporters
Washington March 13 Representative Percy L Gassaway Oklahoma cowboy congressman sat in his office making horrid faces for reporters. He said a film company offered a role and he demonstrated rage sweetness and revenge. He admitted he cannot master fear.
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Washington
Percy L. Gassaway
Oklahoma
Gassaway
Recalls Anvil Sledge Recalls Anvil Sledge
John R. Murray an 85 year old wanderer is refused a job by Amarillo smiths as he travels toward Roswell New Mexico seeking work. He recalls his frontier skills and insists he remains capable of making sharp edges despite his palsied hand. He believes a Roswell friend of 40 years will hire him.
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Gene Elo
John R. Murray
Amarillo
Roswell
N. M
Murray
Kennamer 10 Prison Again
Oklahoma City March 13 The Oklahoma criminal court of appeals upholds the conviction of Phil Kennamer 20 year old son of a federal judge for 25 years in prison for manslaughter in the Thanksgiving night 1934 slaying of John Gorrell a 21 year old dental student in Tulsa Kennamer was convicted in Pawnee after a Tulsa County venue change Judge Thurman Hurst fixed the sentence Attorneys have 15 days to seek a rehearing If denied the mandate will issue and Kennamer return to prison Appellate judges expect no US Supreme Court appeal as no federal question is involved.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Criminal Court of Appeals
Phil Kennamer
John Gorrell
Tulsa
Kennamer
Pawnee
Thurman
Hurst
McAlester
United States Supreme Court
Hauptmann Paces Cell Confident He Will Win Reprieve
Bruno Richard Hauptmann paces his New Jersey cell after a late reprieve deadline passed and says he remains certain he will secure a new stay. Gov. Hoffman announced he cannot grant another reprieve, a decision Hauptmann says he will challenge.
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Harold G. Hoffman
Hauptmann
C. Lloyd Fisher
Fisher
Hoffman
Play Square Says Penney Play Square Says Penney
Amarillo readers learn J C Penney founder Penney shares work ethics and perseverance. The profile outlines his Missouri roots, early ventures, and rise from a pig trader to a national retailer with 1,489 stores in 48 states. Mr Penney visits Amarillo.
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J. C. Penney
Amarillo
Day of Grace Granted to Taxpayers
U S Deputy Revenue Collector Ralph Kenniston said March 15 is the deadline for filing reports but offices in the Federal Building will be closed Sunday except for a brief morning period. Deputy Collectors Kenniston and Herndon will be in the office Saturday to assist filers.
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U. S
Ralph Kenniston
Federal Building
Kenniston
L. P. Herndon
Opinion Says No War and Lloyds Insure Not for War
Arthur Brisbane notes that Today in The Globe Americans express opposition to war in Europe. He cites New York City as a peace time toy war with strikebreakers described as thugs and the real estate owners blaming outside organizers for the unrest.
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Lloyd’s
Europe
New York City
Union
Weather forecast for Amarillo and surrounding areas
Forecast calls for fair conditions in Amarillo tonight and Saturday with low near 38. West Texas sees partly cloudy skies and warmer readings in the extreme southeast. New Mexico expects fair weather with little temperature change. Temperature range today 40 to 66. advertises Anything Good Winter Oils at 10¢ per quart. Bing Crosby film at Paramount, 1900 W. 3rd, Saturday.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Bing Crosby
Paramount
Youth Crime Sweep Ties Fraternity Leaders to Loot Theft
Houston reports reveal two young leaders of a high school fraternity involved in a broad theft ring. Police recovered about $3,000 in loot from multiple exclusive houses and arrested three boys, two women, and nine men after a 75-cent tool theft by a narcotics addict. Names withheld pending investigation.
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Houston
Amarillo Underpass Plan No 2 Sparks Rail Refusal
Mayor Rogers sent a wire to L C Fritch of the Rock Island Railroad seeking approval for a Buchanan Street underpass. Rock Island declined Plan No 2 citing inability to damage its Amarillo industrial site.
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Buchanan Street
Amarillo
Ross Rogers
L. C. Fritch
Chicago
Rock Island Railroad
Roger
Rock Island
Fritch
Rogers
Italy Refuses Sanctions Over Rhineland Crisis
A high Italian authority said Rome refused to impose sanctions on Germany as France and Russia press for punishment for the Rhineland occupation. Italy cites an Ethiopia dispute delaying participation while Britain leaves the door open for a German offer.
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Frank H. King
Associated Press
London
Italy
Germany
British Foreign Office
Rhineland
Russia
France
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Little Entente
Reich
League of No M
Foreign Office
Adolf Hitler
League Council
Court Upholds State Cigarette Tax Right
The Texas State Supreme Court ruled that the state may collect a three cent per package cigarette tax on cigarettes shipped into the state. The decision confirms the state’s authority to levy the tax on incoming tobacco products.
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Austin
U.P
State Supreme Court
Italian steamship Marchigiano sinks in Red Sea
The Italian steamship Marchigiano exploded and sank near Cari in the Red Sea last night, according to Globe wireless reports transmitted today via radio. FHA LOANS. Long-Bell Lbr Co
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San Francisco
Marchigiano
Red Sea
Cari
Egypt
Globe Wireless
FHA
Long-Bell Lbr Co
Amarillo Congressmen to Speak on Farm Hour
Amarillo congressman Marvin Jones will broadcast Saturday on NBC Farm Hour. The program begins at 11 30 a m Amarillo time with Jones addressing agricultural issues and policy.
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Marvin Jones
Amarillo
National Broadcasting Company
Northeast floods ease as thaw floods threaten still
New York and nearby states face rising rivers after a warm spell pours extra water into streams. Nine deaths reported and millions in damage. Susquehanna and Chenango begin receding while Delaware and Passaic basins show mixed trends. Rescue planes deployed to Wilkes Barres. Quebec totals two deaths as lines and roads collapse.
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New York
U.P
New England
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Federal Weather Bureau
Harrisburg
Susquehanna River
Washington Coast Guard
Wilkes-Barre
Passaic River
Susquehanna
Chenango
Thomas E. Reed
Binghampton
Delaware
Delaware River Bridge Commission
Trenton
Quebec
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