Europe Eyes Berlin Talks as Three Nations Meet
England France and Italy agreed on a joint conference ahead of Sir John Simon and Anthony Eden visits to Berlin. France protested German rearmament and urged League of Nations action while Moscow warned of defense buildup. Mussolini to host talks with Franco British leaders in Rome amid calls to strengthen the French army. Berlin showcased air war readiness as Goebbels governs a mock attack drill in Kreuzberg.
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France
Italy
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Anthony Eden
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Paris
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Great Britain
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Darrow Claims NRA Hurts Small Businesses
Clarence Darrow told the Senate finance committee that the NRA worsens the gap between big business and the little man. He warned of masters and slaves as wealth concentrates and described his separate NRA review board amid recovery programs.
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Little Man
Washington
Clarence Darrow
Senate
NRA
Senate Finance Committee
Recovery Administration
Donald R. Richberg
NRA Review Board
General Johnson
Review Board
Witness clashes in Hamlin murder trial over insurance policy
In the Hamlin murder case, witness Carl Hare and defense attorney FE T Miller clashed repeatedly as Miller sought to question about a $100 life policy. Judge Nelson fined both $25 for prior disruptions while ruling on Hamlin's statements and the funeral expense order.
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Carl Hare
George S. Hamlin
FE. T. Miller
Miller
EB. ©. Nelson
Hare
Hamlin
Nelson
Oakland
Calif
Irene
Fate of Destitute in Dallas Auditorium at Stake
Dallas city council to decide today whether the occupation of the city auditorium by relief workers will continue. Rumor links a quarantined unemployed man to the protest, which strike leaders deny. The group began last Saturday staking the auditorium for three weeks over a relief pay cut and February schedule restoration.
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Dallas
U.P
Four Conditional Pardons Granted
Gov. James V. Allred issued four conditional pardons in his first 60 days, compared with 112 by former Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson. The State Secretary’s figures show furloughs, paroles, and revocations for both administrations, noting no full pardons by Allred to date.
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Alfred
Dust storms sweep Midwest causing mobility and visibility bans
Forecaster H. T. Collman predicts the Panhandle will not see rain after a ferocious dust storm moves from Kansas to Missouri and Iowa. The midwest storm blocks roads, reduces visibility, and deposits fine dust into homes and buildings across Ellinwood and Dodge City as it abates.
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Middlewest
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas City
Omaha
Dodge City
Kan
Ellinwood
What Are Hitler's Plans What Explosives Do
Article notes Arthur Brisbane column in The Globe discussing Hitler's aims for Europe and what actions may unfold. The piece frames reader questions about likely German plans and potential responses across continents.
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Hitler
Ray Hamilton Flees After Kidnapping Interview
Houston report states Ray mond Hamilton and Ralph Fults abducted reporter Harry McCormick to secure his side of the story. Police broadcasts warn across Texas Louisiana and beyond as officers identify Hamilton by fingerprints left on McCormick’s windshield and pursue the fugitives.
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U.P
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Ralph Fults
Grant
Texas
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Fults
Harry McCormick
Houston Press
McCormick
A. T. Hamilton
U. S
Gene Myers
Henry Keller
Houston Police Department
P. T. A. Session Opens in Palo Duro Canyon
A duststorm fails to dampen the eighth district P T A conference in Canyon as about 150 delegates register at the Methodist Church for the twelfth annual spring meeting. Key events include a board of managers session led by Mrs J E Griggs and a luncheon from West Texas State Teachers College.
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Canyon
Parent- Teacher Association
Methodist Church
Board of
J. E. Griggs
Amarillo
Panhandle
West Texas State Teachers College
Supt
W. A. McIntosh
Panhandle Superintendents Association
Palo Duro Canyon
K. FE. Oberholtzer
Lubbock
Work-Relief Bill Nearing Senate Vote in Washington
The Senate faced a pivotal vote as the administration pressed a $4.88 billion work relief bill after three consecutive roll call wins. An amendment to liquidate emergency govt corporations failed 69 to 10.
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U.P
Senate
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Sen
Filmer
Perkins Loses Temper On Arrest Of Strachey
Labor Secretary Frances Perkins faced heckling at a Chicago banquet over the Evelyn John Strachey arrest. She scolded Northwestern guests, refused to discuss the matter, and dismissed a petition signed by 468. The incident followed her unemployment insurance address before the Council of Social Agencies. Spotlighted figures included Clarence Darrow and University of Chicago faculty.
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U.P
Frances Perkins
Evelyn John Strachey
Northwestern University
Clarence Darrow
Felix Levy
University of Chicago
Strachey
Glencoe
Miss Perkins
Council of Social Agencies of
Richard Peterson
Northwestern
John Strachey
House rejects removal of 16 school supervisors
The Texas House refused to strip the State Board of Education of the power to appoint 16 school supervisors amid a rural aid bill. Rep. Alfred Petsch urged cutting the appointment power, saying a $10 million rural aid fund should not be disbursed by an elective officer. The amendment was tabled 89 to 38 as debates continued on the rural aid package, including $5 million yearly for rural schools and multi-year appropriations for departments and wards.
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Alfred Petsch
Fredericksburg
Petsch
Woods
Dust Storm Causes Fatal Auto Crash Near Claude
Mrs Ruth Justiss 44 of Goodnight died at 7 30 AM after a dust storm caused a automobile accident two miles east of Claude on Highway No 5. Five others injured included Mr and Mrs C M Hudson and Mrs Justice who were in the same car. Roberta Carroll and two friends also in the crash.
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Globe
Claude
Ruth Justiss
Goodnight
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W. A. Carroll
Amarillo and West Texas Weather Forecast Outlook
Fair and cooler tonight with lowest around 42 degrees. Thursday remains fair across Amarillo West Texas and New Mexico with frost and freezing temperatures expected in eastern and northern areas. Temperature extremes today reached 49 to 56 degrees by 1 o clock.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Harlem Riot Leaves City in Bedlam and Injuries
Rioters rampaged through Harlem and nearby areas injuring at least 100 and looting stores after a false report of a killing. Police deployed 700 officers from Manhattan, Brooklyn, and the Bronx, with 109 prisoners booked. Ten men were shot and one stabbed as two stores were set ablaze. hospital reports indicate about 70 treated for riot injuries.
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Mar
Harlem
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Harlem Hospital
McCormic Concert To Feature Old Time Songs
Mary McCormic will perform principally old time songs in a March 29 concert here. The event is informal, with tickets 75 cents for lower floor and 50 cents for balcony. The Tri-State Fair Association fronts the program, Wilbur C. Hawk leads arrangements, and tickets are on sale at The Globe-News. Miss McCormic, a renowned concert and operatic star, is resting at her former home and the Amarilla ranch of her father.
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Globe-News
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News-Globe
Tri-State Fair Association
Wilbur C. Hawk
McCormic
New Mexico
J. H. Harris
Amarilla
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