The War or Peace Decision Looms as Global Powers Jostle
The article notes Kamal Ataturk and Anthony Eden seeking a path through crisis with Hitler and Mussolini. It mentions Mussolini’s willingness to back France on Rhineland evacuation if the League imposes sanctions over Ethiopia. Eden acts again as mediator amid mounting tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamal Ataturk
Anthony Eden
Adolf Hitler
Greece
Turkey
Mustafa Kemal Pasha
Benito Mussolini
Italy
France
Rhineland
League of Nations
Great Britain
Manville Plans to Eject Beloved Wife in 40-Room Home
In New Rochelle New York on March 16, Tommy Manville, backed by a police dog and a daily-upkept detective, pursued forcing out his fourth wife Marcelle Edwards Manville from their 40-room house. He claimed he would remove her today despite police limitations and her counterclaims over a Reno settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
N. Y
WUP
Tommy Manville
Marcelle Edwards Manville
Manville
Marcelle
Tommy
Reno
Papa
Manville’s
Paul Yerick
Philip Millheiser
Millheiser
Dorothy Goering
New Rochelle Hospital
Miss Goering
Yerick
Prince Serge Mdivani Dies After Polo Injury
Prince Serge Mdivani, 33, died in Florida after a polo accident at Delray Beach when his horse kicked him in the head following a fall. His bride Louise Astor Van Alen, who had wed less than six weeks earlier, collapsed nearby and later recovered from the shock. The tragedy recalled the earlier death of his brother Alexis in Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Fla
Serge Mdivani
Mdivani
Louise Astor van Alen
Newport
R. I
Berlin
Polo Negri
Florida
Alexis
Serge
Prince Alexis
Spain
Delray Beach
Prince Serge
Cecil Smith
Smith
Palm Beach Society
Palm
Tommy Touhy Goes On Trial In Federal Court
Trembling Tommy Touhy, last of the Touhy gang leaders, faces federal trial on 12 counts for alleged mail robbery at Milwaukee Railroad depot on January 3 1933. If convicted he could get up to 97 years. he is blind with palsy and uses a wheelchair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Tommy Touhy
Touhy
United States
Burial today for oil scout Milton 58 dies after brief illness
George P. Milton longtime Panhandle oil scout died Saturday night at 58. Funeral from Blackburn-Shaw Chapel at 4 p m conducted by Rev C C Grimes with pallbearers James Allison W E Sturdevant L S Hobbs Barney Barnhill George Mager and Les Whittaker. Body to be sent to McDade Texas for burial. Milton came to the Panhandle in 1919 for the Texas Company and aided its success in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Milton
First Oil
Panhandle
Blackburn-Shaw Chapel
C. C. Grimes
Polk Street Methodist Church
James Allison
W. E. Sturdevant
L.S. Hobbs
Barney Barnhill
George Mager
Les Whittaker
McDade
Tex
Milton
Texas Company
Potter County Uses Warrants to Boost General Fund
Potter County completes a $50,000 swap with bond house Will Simpson to convert warrants into 5 percent interest general fund warrants, boosting cash by 40 000 and aiming to cover summer expenses. Total county indebtedness tops 137 000 with 80 000 in road and bridge warrants to be paid by auto licenses. 57 000 remains outstanding.
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Potter County
Will Simpson
Bond House
Percy Gibbs
Joe Gray
Mark Parker
Simpson
J. N. Riggs
Frank Buckingham
General Fund
Riggs
James O. Gulerie
State Board of Education
Gibbs
Arrest of all workers on outlaw well near Oklahoma City
March 16 report says Marlin Deupree ordered arrest of all workmen found on an outlaw well site three blocks south of the Oklahoma Capitol. The K and L Drilling Co announced the well began Saturday to justify lease renewal. Lease expires April 1 if the well isn’t started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Capitol
Marlin Deupree
L. Drilling Company
Kent Sharter
Shartel
Edgar S. Vaught
Frank Martin
West Texas Loses to Arkansas Teachers in Denver Tilt
In Denver on March 16, Arkansas Teachers defeated West Texas 46 to 32 in a first round A A U basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Arkansas Teachers
West Texas
Landon Forces Move to Bind Oklahoma GOP Delegation
Oklahoma Republicans rally to support Governor Alf Landon by seeking at the state GOP convention to order the unit rule for the National Convention delegation. May impact the allegiance of delegates and the party’s presidential strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Colorado boy found after night lost in dust storm
Three year old Steve Benson wandered away and spent the night in one of the worst dust storms to hit the area. He walked into a farm house unharmed, ending a perilous ordeal for locals and rescuers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lad
Two Buttes
Colo
Steve Benson
Amarillo Weather Tonight Temperatures Fall Far
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity notes a low around 30 degrees tonight with Tuesday fair and warmer. West Texas shows fair but cooler conditions in Panhandle, with warmer trends in the north and east. New Mexico remains fair tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Hitler Accepts Equality Demand But Dismisses Peace Talks Condition
The League of Nations council in secret session agreed to Hitler's demand for equality in talks but rejected his condition that peace proposals be discussed simultaneously with Rhineland remilitarization. Six nations led by France opposed this, with Turkey Spain Russia Poland and Romania supporting the stance. The council unanimously accepted the equality demand while denying the simultaneous discussions of peace proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Sharkey
Associated Press
London
League of Nations Council
France
Hitler
Turkey
Spain
Russia
Poland
Rumania
Alsbald
Joseph A. C. Avenel
The
League
Foreign Office
Council Secretariat
Crude English Justice War on Religion
Arthur Brisbane discusses monetary matters and critiques the crude English approach to justice and religion. He notes Mussolini’s stance on sanctions and Italy’s position in relation to Germany, with Paris and Locarno nations anxious over American absence from the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Italy
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Germany
Paris
Uncle Sam
League of Nations
WPA Strikers threaten life over wage dispute at Wisconsin Capitol
Madison reports 125 WPA strikers occupy the Wisconsin Capitol in protest for higher wages. Leader Lyle Olson warns the national administration of possible loss of life if demands are not met while noting guards with tear gas. Strikers claim starvation wages of 48 dollars a month. In New York, building service workers end a 15 day strike amid reports of wholesale lockouts.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
WPA
Wisconsin
Lyle Olson
Olson
Gotham
New York
Building Service
David Rickey
Building Service Employes Interna
Cullen Trial Continuance May Be Asked
The murder trial of J. E. B. Cullen, charged with the gun slaying of Victor Carlucci, was continued to this afternoon in the 47th District Court. Cullen may seek another continuance due to a missing witness as 150 jurors report for the special venue. Carlucci, a New Yorker, died after Cullen allegedly shot him following a January affray in which Miles was involved.
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J. EB. Cullen
Victor Carlucci
47Th District Court
Cullen
Clem Calhoun
Dude Miles
Carlucci
Miles
Extortion Plot Against Countess Barbara Hutton Hauwitz-Reventlow
Alfred Molyneux 31 of Lancashire jailed in Manchester on charges of trying to extort 200 pounds by feigning a kidnap plot targeting the Countess Barbara Hutton Hauwitz-Reventlow and her newborn son. Police showed he admitted writing the letter during low mood and was remanded after being trapped meeting a supposed messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Eng
Alfred Molyneux
Lancashire
Barbara Hutton Hauwitz-Reventlow
Molyneux
Forster
Hauwitz-Reventlow
London
Judge rules Cagney contract breach in Warner bid
In Los Angeles on March 16, Judge Charles Bogue ruled that Warner Brothers Pictures breached James Cagney’s motion picture contract. Cagney sought to cancel his $4,500 weekly deal, securing a favorable decision for the star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
James Cagney
Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc
Charles Bogue
Condition of Banks Issued Nationwide Reports
The comptroller of the currency called for the condition of national banks as of March 4 and the Federal Reserve Board issued a call report for about 1,000 state member banks. The FDIC did not issue a report. In Austin, State Banking Commissioner Zeta Gossett issued a call for the condition of state banks as of March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Austin
Zeta Gossett
Rocket Scientist Hints Moon Trip Draws Nearer
Dr. Robert H. Goddard reports experimental rockets reach 700 mph and may exceed it as soon as possible. He notes a grant from Guggenheim Foundation aided by Col. Lindbergh, with tests in Roswell New Mexico reaching 7500 feet heights using liquid oxygen and gasoline propulsion.
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Washington
U.P
Jules Verne
Moon
Robert H. Goddard
Charles A. Lindbergh
Clark University
Guggenheim Foundation
Roswell
N. M
Goddard
Malcolm Campbell
Salt Lake City
Utah
Godedard
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Nicolas T
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ESCO
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Pierre- Etienne Flandin
Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
Zeeland
Eduard Benes
Joseph Beck
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Nicolas Titulescu
Milan Stojadinovich
Yugoslavia
Benes
Titulescu
Manville Maps
John Maynard Lbr. Co
McMurtry Paints
Postal
By Gene Elo
Landon
Colorado
FHA Loans
Long-Bell Lor. Co
U.K
U. S
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America
Globe
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Capitol
Babs
Treasury
Jimmie Cagney
Judge Rules Studio
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