Fatal attack described in Weslaco court case
Mrs. Ed Couch testified about the scene after the March 1929 fatal attack on Claude E. Kelley as two Mexicans Margo Cuellar and Julian Ybarra face trial. Kelley died in June 1929 after suffering a deep head wound and permanent speech loss. witnesses spoke of blood, a open door, and a scuffle heard by family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
Tex
Ed Couch
Weslaco
Claude E. Kelley
Margo Cuellar
Julian Ybarra
Couch
Hidalgo County
Kelly
Kelley
Air Mail Resumption Talks With Army After New Routes
The Post Office announced nine mine air mail routes with daily round trips Chicago to Dallas and through St. Louis Kansas City Wichita Ponca City Oklahoma City and Fort Worth. Foulois on an eastern and central zone inspection plans to issue resumption orders awaiting Army approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Corps
Foulois
Washington
Post Office Department
Mine Air Mail
Army
Chicago-Dallas
Chicago
Dallas
St. Louis
Kansas City
Wichita
Ponca City
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Champion Steer Nets 4-H Club Boy $1000
Sammy Hoerster a 16 year old 4-H Club boy from Art Texas saw his grand champion Hereford steer Mason Type sell for 1.26 a pound at the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show the 900 pound animal will yield about 1000 for Hoerster to attend Texas A and M College O B Sellers president of the Southwestern Exposition and Round Up Club bought the steer for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Sammy Hoerster
Art
Tex
Hoerster
Texas A. & M. College
O. B. Sellers
Southwestern Exposition and
Banker on Defense In Bond Theft Case
Z. D. Bonner, former president of Commercial National Bank of San Antonio, defended himself in federal court against five defendants charged with conspiring in a $546,000 bond theft. He denied purchasing $500,000 in government bonds for the bank in 1932 or any improper dealings. The unrelated line about marriage and Florida orange blossom appears as nonessential filler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
U.P
Z. D. Bonner
Commercial National Bank of
Books Needed for CCC Camp Educational Drive
Mrs. Laura V. Hamner offers her office as an assembly room for donated books. Boxes will be packed for trucks to pick up and all kinds of books and magazines are welcome, especially geology. Captains Harvey Gibson Cardwell Stiles and Col. Edward support the federal educational project for camp morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Laura V. Hamner
J. J. Harvey
H. P. Gibson
J. E. Cardwell
C. E. Stiles
Edward
Jealous husband blamed in Hinshaw's Cove double slaying
In Paint Rock Alabama a coroner's jury heard a dying witness describe a jealous motive for the killing of Hugh Jones and his wife outside their Hinshaw's Cove home. Mack Woodall, brother-in-law to the wife, confessed to shooting the couple and then shooting himself, hoping to escape a broken marriage. Doctors say Woodall cannot recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paint Rock
Ala
Hugh Jones
Lonely Hinshaw’'s Cove
Mack Woodall
Woodall
Jones
Universal rhythm governs how children learn to draw
Children of all races begin with simple scribbles and ellipses, then form arms and legs as they progress from basic lines to stick figures. Ernest Seeman argues a universal psychic process guides this visual development, though heredity shapes tempo and richness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Howard W. Blakeslee
Durham
N. C
Ernest Seeman
Duke University
Psychological Journal
Character and
Mongolia
Farley to Resign National Dem Chair, Stay NY Chairman
Postmaster General James A Farley will remain New York state Democratic committee chairman until September and is ready to resign the national committee chairmanship as soon as a successor can be found. Champagne derives its name from France and Yellowstone National Park spans Wyoming Montana and Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
James A. Farley
New York State
Democratic Committee
National Committee
Shirley Ann Fund Contributions in local drive total $637.17
The Shirley Ann Grounds fund donations remain at $637.17 with numerous contributors listed. The long roster includes News-Globe subscribers, local residents, firms such as Phillips Petroleum Company, Great Western Mill employees, and Southwestern Drug Corporation among many others from towns like Clarendon Borger and Memphis. Also noted is Niagara Falls power comparison for Canada versus the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ann
News-Globe
Miles Bivina
M. C. Thompson Thillips Petroleum Company
Lelia Lake
Texas
Fred Corneive Grocery Oo
M. Mendel
Liberty Theater
W.R. McDowell
N. J. Allen
Randy Lee
D. Moore
A. S&s
Harper M. V. Turner
F. EF. King
R. C. Moore
Leo W. Yselding
Aubrey Brown
Rk. T. Martin
A. J. Anderson
Glen L._ Bowen
G. Green
W. F
Tidwell
Ll. McElyea
L. D
Esrevertes
Pinkney Packing Co
Amarillo Typographical Union
Pleas
G. Hisey
Great Weat Mill
Southwestern Drug Corporation
Gray County Farmer
Bob Winkler
Lamar Cafe
M. Durham
Cc, and C. Drug Company
R. M. Brittan Wiyaseels
Jack Barnes
Mrs. ©. M. Davis
Newhouse
Noble Durkee
Zack McCrady
Jack Ayer
H. H. Davenport
H. G. Johnson Oil Company
N. C. Ferguson
Roots Rusker
Sam Lane
Onstotts
Floydada
Neely-Greenhill Ameney
Phyllis
Chrystal Howard
Memphis
The
One
Tvan Hudgins
Miss Thurley Stone
Frank Hoyt
Edwin Slay
Miss Jewell Davidson
Boceeeessuceetees Oes
Tom Bandy and Family
Happy
Scapadeus
Pr. Enstron
Solon C. Byrd
Yaqui Joe
Rob Roy
Matty Vdieecs
Kirk Duncan
coe _ BLOR
U.S. West
LeVerne Calhou
Serreee
Ivy Duncan
Hugh Gatlin
Ed Evert Duncan
Massed Piano Concert Tickets On Sale Here
Tickets for next Tuesday’s massed piano concert are available at Tolzien’s the College of Music the Conservatory of Musical Arts the Academy of Music and Art and the Capitol Hotel. Pi Mu members are selling them. Eight girl pianists from Pi Mu perform simultaneously under T Duncan Stewart’s direction at the Municipal Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolzien’s
College of Music
Conservatory of Musical Arts
Academy of Music and Art
Capitol Hotel
Pi Mu
Music Sorority
Philharmonic Orchestra Association
T. Duncan Stewart
Municipal Auditorium
Community Cleanup and School Projects Spotlighted
A citywide relief ciliation survey and county health education efforts outline improvements across Thompson Park City Park and nearby streets. Planned projects include grading school grounds painting, a days nursery and old clothes room, health nursing education and a boys club, plus fire hazard surveys at the Thirty-Fourth Avenue cemetery road and the county poor farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Thirty-Fourth Avenue Cemetery
Thompson Park
City Park
Tax collections forecast rising for March as Morgenthau notes
Secretary Morgenthau estimated March income tax collections would reach 250 million dollars, up from 174 million a year ago, reflecting ongoing investigations and unchanged rules for 1933 returns. The first 12 days of March totaled 33.073 million, versus 10.377 million last year amid broader tax enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgenthau
Washington
U.P
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Fire destroys Bovina grain storage plant
The J. B. Ridling grain elevator in Bovina was burned early today, collapsing within ten minutes after discovery. Loss includes about 4,000 in grain, with the insured structure valued at 8,000, plus a box car and numerous Santa Fe grain doors. The plant had not operated for days and the fire’s origin is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
U. S
American Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
United Aircraft
Douglas Aircraft
General Motors
Chrysler
N. Y. Central
Montgomery Ward
du Pont
Toew
Fox Film
Sahenley
Liggett & Myers B
Globe
Bovina
J. B. Ridling
Argument opened in Arnold murder trial in Texas
The Dove Arnold murder trial moved to argument as defense seeks acquittal on insanity grounds while the state pushes for the death penalty. Zelma Arnold was stabbed and beaten with a stone on a Breckenridge street after informing him of her divorce while he served a prison term for auto theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baird
Tex
Dove Arnold
Breckenridge
Arnold
Zelma Arnold
Delay Likely on Cotton Control Bill Vote
Washington March 15 sponsors of the Bank head compulsory cotton control bill pushed toward a vote as House consideration resumed. Indications showed action would be delayed until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
NRA Compliance Board Awaits Cullum Return
Amarillo officials indicate the NRA compliance board remains active though quiet awaiting chairman Roy Cullum’s return from Detroit. Rolla Townsend of the Amarillo Credit Association notes most complaints target price cutting to draw trade rather than store hours or wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
NRA
Roy Cullum
Detroit
Rolla Townsend
Amarillo Credit Association
Code Authority Groups
Townsend
NRA General Council
Culberson Deal 40 Files for 21st Texas District Run
Culberson Deal 40 announced last night that he would seek the congressional post in the new 21st Texas district. Deal, an ex service man and longtime resident, serves as manager of the board of city development in San Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Post
San Angelo
U.P
21St Texas
Culberson Deal 40
Board of City Development
Deal
Markets Report From Kansas City and New Orleans Cotton
Kansas City livestock quotes show hogs 3,000 head with top 4,356 and cattle 2,500 with vealers up to 50 higher, steers $5.50-7.00, milk fed $4.00-6.50, lambs steady to lower. New Orleans cotton opens quiet and irregular with May 12.22, July 12.82, October 12.47 as traders await Bankheads action and silver legislation opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. Agr
New Orleans
Liverpool
Nujol Praised by Mother for Family Health Gains
Mrs Walter Ruehl recalls severe illness at fourteen, then recovery after Nujol treatment. Her daughter Robin improved rapidly, gaining weight and health while Donald also thrived with nightly Nujol doses. She credits lifelong wellbeing to radiant health from Nujol and urges others to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ruehl
Najol
Robin Najol
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Claude Kelley
Florida
D.C. Reynolds, R&, P. Coon
Oliver-Eakle
FORD
Los Angeles
Stubby Stubblefield
AAA
Fred Frame
Alabaman
Farley
N. Y
Democrat
Champagne
France
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Shirley Ann Fund
Niagara Falls
Canada
United States
John F. Clay
NEW York Stock Letter
Inc. F. Clark and Co
Allied Chemical
Amer
Smelt & Ref
Amer Steel Fdys
Amer Tel & Tel
Amer Teb
Atchison
Top & SF BI
Auburn Auto
Bay
Curtin Wright
du Pont Firestone
Freeport Texas
Gen Foods Nee
Gen Mills Ace SS BS
Gen Motors
Bey Gillette Razor
Uv Goodrich Ates Eeteeetere Ose
NRA Compliance Board
Internat Mervester
Johne-Manville
Wee Kelvinator
Kennecott Copper
Teeyee
Lorillard
Kan
Missouri Parpa
Montgomery-Ward
Nat Bisewit
Ian Distillers
Zits i Steel
Eouee
Ae Central
Nans Paritie RR
Ohio
Seuetrone
Wees Saeeeehhes
Teveeses Petroleum Seoceliante
RK Peeeent
Phillipa Eee
Wears
Radio
Njsebeeenebase
Studebaker Corp
Texes Gulf
Tex Pac Coa & Oi
Seereeee
Dee
Ion Olson Carbide
United Carbon
Ind Alcohol
S Pipe
Humble Oim
Standard of
Indiana
Ky & Co
Swift Gan
Fela FO
St. St.Joseph
St. Joseph
St.Joseph
Vincent Lopez
Plough
NBC
Robin
Donald
Nujol
Glenbrook, Conn
Kendall Hall
Grayco
Johnston & Murphy Shoes
Davis
Mace Warren
Park St
City Drug Store
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