Hitler accepts League invitation amid Rhineland crisis
London March 17 Hitler accepts invitation to discuss Europe crisis, sending General von Ribbentrop to the League council. Britain France and Belgium push hard for a condemnatory stance while Britain proposes a reinforced Locarno pact merged with the League.
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Charles P. Nutter
Associated Press
London
Hitler
League of Nations Council
Rhineland
League
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Germany
Great Britain
France
League of Nations
Council
St. James’ Palace
Berlin
League Council
Belgium
Europe
West Texas druggists converge for 14th spring convention
Druggists and their wives arrive in Amarillo for registration at 1 pm for the West Texas Pharmaceutical Association annual three day meeting. State pharmacy boards from six Southwestern states attend in district session at the Amarillo Hotel with leaders from Kansas Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico participating. A Silver Grill luncheon and an Amarillo Hotel dance begin the social events as the first business session opens at 10 am Wednesday with speakers including Roy Phillips D B R Johnson and Ned Milligan.
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Amarillo
West Texas Pharmaceutical Association
National Association of State Pharmacy Boards
Bremett E. Weaver
Roy Pool
West Texas Retail Druggists Association
W. D. Patterson
Oklahoma State Board of Pharmacy
Frank Milne
Kansas State Board of Pharmacy
MacChilds
National Association of Boards of Pharmacy
Roy E. Phillips
Texas State Board
D. B. R. Johnson
School of Pharmacy
Oklahoma University
W. F. Gidley
Texas University
Ned Milligan
Oklahoma State Board
Pharmacy Board
Pharmaceutical Association
Joe Bowen
Roy C. Snodgrass
Ross D. Rogers
B. B. Brown
The
Texas Association
J. M. Penland
Southwestern Drug Corporation
Treasury reports sharp rise in March income tax receipts
Income tax collections for the first 16 days of March reached 281 758 032 a gain of 46 4 percent over the prior year pushing the fiscal year total to 361 428 990 up 45 6 percent. January and February receipts also show significant increases and through March 14 total actual collections stood at 717 945 662 while last year and the year before were 1 099 000 000 and 818 000 000 respectively.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Spotted Teeth Survey Facts Reported In Texas WPA
The WPA reports February payrolls for 125,827 Texas workers across 2,854 projects totaling 3,206,147.12 dollars. Administrative costs run 3.9 percent. 1,078 staff support 117 projects per supervisor in state and district offices. A health survey from Amarillo notes high mottling in children and confirms ongoing exams in West Texas Panhandle.
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San Antonio
U.P
Works Progress Administration
Texas
Works Progress Organization
H. P. Drought
Amarillo
Panhandle
National Health Survey
Palmore Currey
West Texas-Panhandle
Currey
W. O. Stephens
Morris Minton
Railroad Commission Cuts Rodessa Texas Wells Output
The Railroad Commission announces close cooperation with Louisiana authorities and lowers the allowable output in the Rodessa field's Texas segment from 500 to 400 barrels per well daily.
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Austin
Railroad Commission
Louisiana
Texas
Rodessa
Irish Jailer Gib Landis Embraces St Patrick Day Attire
Jailer Gib Landis declares the Irish in him as he admires his flaming red shirt and emphatic green tie in his jail quarters. He says wearing the bright outfit has been an annual custom since 1910 when St Patrick became his favorite.
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Gib Landis
St. Patrick's Day
Landis
St Patrick
Taxes Bring Bustling Finale at Amarillo Tax Office
The revenue collector’s office saw a busy day as 500 income tax returns were filed on the final day. Deputies Ralph Kenniston and L. P. Herndon worked until midnight as filings rose by as much as 50 percent over 1935. Many tax reports were mailed directly to Dallas from the Amarillo area. The total tax collected was not released.
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Amarillo
Ralph Kenniston
L. P. Herndon
Dallas
Quintuplets Born in 1896 Shine Light on Early Neonatal Care
Amarillo physician Dr. R. B. Killough recalls the Lyon quintuplets born April 29, 1896 near Mayfield Kentucky. Five boys Matthew Mark Luke John and Paul died by day fourteen due to feeding limits and lack of modern care. He notes larger reversals in infant survival with advances in neonatal knowledge and equipment.
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R. 8
Killough
Amarillo
Kentucky
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Paul Lyon
Elizabeth Lyon
Graves County
Dr. Killough
Cincinnati
Tobacco Country
Mayfield
Doctor Matthews
Lyon
America
Death claims Panhandle grain dealer U S Gober
U S Gober a pioneer grain coal and hide dealer in the Panhandle died shortly after noon today at his home 820 Bellview He split time between Amarillo and Canyon Funeral arrangements are to be handled by N S Griggs and Sons
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U. S. Gober
Pioneer Grain
Panhandle
Bellview
Girl Talks for Ten Days in Louisiana Sanitarium
Ruby Poole a 16 year old Haynesville La student has spoken nonstop for ten days. Physicians call it an odd affliction and say her condition may be temporary. Her family doctor remains optimistic about a recovery.
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Shreveport
U.P
Ruby Poole
Haynesville
Poole
Ruby
Ireland Observes St Patrick's Day Quietly in Dublin
Dublin marks St Patrick's Day under a mood of mourning rather than celebration. Shops are closed, the flag flies, and Shamrocks appear, but large public processions are gone. a lone morning parade and memories of past celebrations stand in for the traditional revelry as licensing laws curb public drinking.
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Denis O'Connell
Dublin
Irish Free State
Ireland
St. Patrick
Dublin Town
Erin
Holt Fling WPA Charge in Senate Debate
Sen. Rush Holt of West Virginia accused WPA Chief Harry Hopkins aides of whitewashing investigations into the Florida Keys hurricane deaths and the Lynchburg Virginia transient bureau fire. He said he would seek a senate inquiry into the entire relief program and related agencies.
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Washington
U.P
Rush Holt
West Virginia
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
Florida Keys
Lynchburg
Holt
Hopkins
Senate
Congressional
Five Regions Form Plan for Farm Service Agency
Secretary Wallace announced a reorganization of the AAA creating five regional administrations for the new soil conservation farm program. The move followed Senate House conferees approving the $2.89 billion independent offices supply bill adding $4.4 million for first year operation of the farm subsidy law and $1.73 billion for soldiers bonus prepayment.
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Washington
Wallace
AAA
Senate
House
Wisconsin WPA strikers threaten picket of governor
One hundred WPA strikers in Madison threaten a picket of Gov. Phillip F. LaFollette after he refused to be "scared." Strike leader Lyle Olson declares the group does not want to hurt anyone as they camp in the assembly hall, while strikers rest feet on legislators' desks and question the governor's hunger.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
WPA
Wisconsin
Phillip F. LaFollette
Lyle Olson
Lloyds Back War Insurance Bet Cheers Markets
Arthur Brisbane notes Lloyds shifts from refusing war cover to offering insurance with a nine to one against war in six months. He cites Wall Street reaction and Hitler asserting full responsibility for recent actions. Local ads follow.
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Lloyds
Wall Street
Chaplin and Goddard Planned Marriage in Singapore
Singapore reports Charles Chaplin and Paulette Goddard were set to wed by special license on arrival from Manila with a South Seas honeymoon planned and hotels ready for a reception, but Chaplin did not confirm, declining wireless messages.
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Singapore
Straits Settlements
U.P
Charles Chaplin
Paulette Goddard
Manila
South Seas
Chaplin
AT&T Chief Defends Fair Profit At Regulator Hearing
President Walter 8. Gifford of AT and T testified at a federal communications commission hearing that the $6 billion company never seeks unreasonable profits. He said the public relies on not being treated as stupid while Becker pressed on rate history and regulation. Gifford noted his $206,000 salary and claimed long distance rates have not been regulated by any federal or state body.
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Washington
U.P
Walter 8. Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Federal Communications Commission
Samuel Becker
Gifford
New Deal
Becker
Judge Kennamer to Seek New Trial for Son in Manslaughter Case
U.S. Judge Franklin E. Kennamer announced plans to seek a new trial for his 20 year old son Phil Kennamer who was convicted of manslaughter and faces a 25 year penitentiary term.
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Phil
Oklahoma City
U.P
U. SS
Franklin E. Kennamer
Hunger march on Washington announced by relief groups
Herbert Benjamin national secretary of the National Unemployment Councils said 3000 to 5000 jobless will march on Washington on April 11 in protest of federal relief cuts. He spoke after a conference with Rep. Vito Marcantonio and urged Congress to push relief legislation for stable aid.
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Washington
U.P
Herbert Benjamin
National Unemployment Councils
Vito Marcantonio
Republican
New York
Benjamin
Roosevelt
Congress
FATES ARE PONDERED IN JUVENILE CUSTODY
Four youths aged 13 to 16 sat in the county jail juvenile ward as Judge J N Riggs weighed their futures in the Montgomery Ward burglary case. R M Luttrell, 15, admitted climbing a rear window and distributing worthless tires before attempting to pawn bicycle parts. Luttrell, of 1320 East Tenth Avenue, has prior police court appearances and has faced Judge Riggs previously. The remaining three youths were arrested for attempting to sell stolen store items.
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J. N. Riggs
Montgomery Ward
R. M. Luttrell
St Patrick's fete to honor Ireland's patron saint
Amarillo Council Knights of Columbus hosts St Patrick's celebration at the parish house with an amateur hour program including Major Bowes acts and other entertainment. Refreshments follow. The show will be broadcast on KGNC from 8 30 to 9. Dr J F Bromert directs. Organizers include George Nussbaum Bill Walsh Mike Storck and Jim Dudley. Families and friends invited.
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Ireland
Amarillo
Knights of Columbus
Bowes
KGNC
J. F. Bromert
George Nussbaum
Bill Walsh
Mike Storck
Jim Dudley
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight and Wednesday with a low around 44 degrees in Amarillo. West Texas sees continued warmth with mostly cloudy skies and higher temperatures, while New Mexico remains partly cloudy to night and Wednesday with warmer conditions. Temperature extremes range from 35 to 59. Good Winter Oils 10c gt. 1900 W. 3rd.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
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Pateord Deus
Cully Cobb
Arthur Brisbane
Globe
Brisbane
Munich
FHA Loans
Long-Bell Lor. Co
John Maynard Lbr, Co
McMurtry Paints
Charley
Paulette
Inquisitor
ST. Patrick’s Fete
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