Hitler action jolts peace talk in Europe capitals
Adolf Hitler's Reich announced renewed conscription and refused to heed French and Italian protests, alarming Paris, London and Washington. League of Nations observers fear a historic crisis as France seeks an extraordinary council session while Berlin resists negotiations.
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Seventy percent of German factories aid war drive
Seventy per cent of Germany's factories are operating for war including machine gun and rifle works with four shifts of six hours each per day, as War Minister Maurin told the French army commission. Italy affirms no conscription cuts and readiness for a war of movement. Germany may be invited to the British French Italian arms conference. The Pope plans an encyclical urging world peace to mark the Jubilee closing.
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Associated Press
Rome
Federico Baistrocchi
Mussolini
Italy
London
U.P
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Warsaw
Moscow
John Simon
House of Commons
Vaticon City
Mar
Kellogg Sees No War In Europe Though Armaments Grow
Former secretary of state Frank R. Kellogg argues in Pasadena that Europe will not see war, though armament buildup worries him. He notes Versailles pledges to disarm were not kept, cites German claims, and says the United States has long pushed arms reduction and should pressure Germany and other powers.
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Germany
Hitler
State Department
P T A Holds Second Day Of Texas Conference
In Canyon Texas the Eighth District Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers enters its second day of three day sessions. A panel on education led by Mrs C T Hunkapillar of Pampa featured the program with Supt R B Fisher of Pampa Supt W B Irvin of Perriton and Dr Harris M Cook of Canyon assisting.
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Panhandle
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
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Pampa
R. B. Fisher
W. B. Irvin
Perryton
Harris M. Cook
Elephant Wins Argument With Automobile in Atlanta Crash
H. H. Landgrebbe a salesman was driving near New man when his car struck a dark obstacle. An elephant, a carnival attraction, stood uninjured while the mahout was taken to hospital for examination. Landgrebbe was cut and bruised.
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H. H. Landgrebbe
Newman
Landgrebe
League Faces Grave Crisis in War Scare
March 21 report from Geneva notes a severe League of Nations crisis as France appeals to convene an extraordinary council session over Germanys rearmament. A session may be set for early April after discussions among Britain France Italy and other powers. Moscow welcomes Soviet support for France in the arms question and cites Stalin Molotov and Litvinoff to host Laval and Eden.
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U S Ready to Sell Gold at Attractive Prices
Secretary Morgenthau said the government stands prepared to sell gold to foreign countries offering attractive propositions. Recent sales to the Bank of Mexico and Guatemala pave the way for similar negotiations, with no other transactions or conditions attached to those already completed.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Bank of Mexico
Guatemala
Mexico
Panhandle Music Festival Opens With Parade and Contests
Youthful performers from the Panhandle arrive in Amarillo for the 21st Panhandle Music Festival. Band and piano contests run at Polk Street Methodist Church and Municipal Auditorium, with a new big band parade at 4:35 p.m. today. Prizes include a Globe News trophy, $5 in music, and $250 cash. The festival features orchestral performances, civic choruses, and a massed program tonight at 8:15 p.m. Admission 25 cents. all events free to the public.
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Filis RB. Hall
Tolzien Music Company
Amarillo
Emil F. Myers
Pampa
Hereford
Amarillo Phil Harmonie Orchestra
Chisti
GC. McDaniel
E. B. Graham
Madelyn Robinson
Otis Trulove
Duncan Stewart
Three Wives Support Hamlin In Murder Trial
Witnesses from Woodmen Circle Lodge defend Mrs Irene Hamlin saying she was a perfect lady and never seen with a waiting man. The trial of George S Hamlin for his wife Irene Hamlin's murder resumes with defense questioning and subpoenas issued for potential witnesses as jurors are selected.
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Irene Hamlin
George S. Hamlin
Woodmen Circle Lodge
Attoreneys
Grady Hazlewood
FE. T. Miller
Jessie Short
Hazlewood
E. C. Nelson
Miller
Hamlin
Mech
Ben Smith
L. D. Lewis
Randall
Swisher
Lewis
Potter County
Mississippi
Beegan
Seven Men Indicted in Texas Irrigation Fraud Plot
Seven engineers and contractors face indictment for conspiring to defraud the government in a Willacy County Texas irrigation project. The case involves 250 miles of California redwood pipe and a shift from the original plan that called for no pipe. Named defendants include Col. Charles R. Osberg and executives Harry W. Cole Leonard C. Hammond and James P. Barry of San Francisco, plus three Texans and a former PWA official.
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PWA
California
Willacy County
Texas
Col
Charles R. Osberg
Harry W. Cole
San Francisco
California Redwood Association
Hammond and Little River Redwood Company
Leonard C. Hammond
Hammond Lumber Company
James P. Barry
Informal Home Folks Concert By Mary McCormic
Mary McCormic plans an informal concert at the Municipal Auditorium on March 29. Tickets at The News-Globe are 75 cents lower floor and 50 cents balcony, with mail or phone reservations via Miss Lois Black. Proceeds support the Tri State Fair Association under Wilbur C. Hawk, president.
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Mary McCormic
Municipal Auditorium
News-Globe
Lois Black
Germany treated politely by Allies shocks Berlin readers
Arthur Brisbane comments in The Globe on the shift in Allied behavior toward Germany as Hitler asserts himself and Versailles is sidelined. The piece notes recent harsh handling of Germany and contrasts it with gentler English French diplomacy, with warnings about future tensions.
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Germany
England
Hitler
France
Oil tax hire gets chance
Texas House ordered two oil production tax bills printed on a minority report. One bill by Rep. A. K. Daniel would levy a six cent per barrel tax, reflecting another rejection of the revenue and taxation committee’s reports.
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Austin
Mar
Texas House Today
Revenue and Taxation Committee
A. K. Daniel
Crockett
Seek Bandits Holding U. S. Man Captive
Mexican and American authorities pressed efforts to contact bandits holding Mark Fowler, an American UC graduate, demanding 10 000 pesos ransom. Fowler was seized from a mine in the Aguas Calientes district and is held in the mountains with a midnight deadline looming.
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Mexico City
U.P
Mark Fowler
University of California
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Aguas Calientes
Woman Thows $100 Bills From Train In Rainy Town Stunt
Police and railroad workers hunted through Michigan streets after Mrs Isabel May McHie tossed cash from a train en route from Chicago to Montreal. Authorities recovered up to 173000 dollars in large denomination bills and a jewel box worth 500000 dollars. The suspect, wife of Sidmon McHie Hammond publisher, claimed identity a mother later removed her to a hotel.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Isabel May McHie
Montreal
Chicago
Dust Plague Threatens Midwestern Crops Across States
Dust storms blanket the plains from Texas to Illinois endangering wheat soils and farm futures. In Wichita students record 160000 tons in the air, with 163000 tons per cubic mile density. Scientists warn even rain or a snowstorm would spread mud and brown ground across the region.
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Wichita
Kan
U.P
Tom Anderson
Kenneth Doze
McReynolds Seeks Compromise to Slow Bonus Drive
Representative Sam D McReynolds of Tennessee proposes a bill to cut immediate bonus pay to one billion dollars in a bid to block a House rush toward veteran benefits. He claims the plan would offer bonds with cash value and resembles the Tydings bond idea while acknowledging it faces opposition to Vinson and Patman schemes.
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Washington
Sam D McReynolds
Tennessee
McReynolds
Vinson
Patman
Tydings
Michael K. Reilly
Wis
Relief officers accused of favoring sterilization
Nationwide United Press survey finds scattered charges that relief officers favored sterilization or birth control in relief cases. Officials deny any such practices, with possible exception noted in Martinez California county welfare administration. Government agencies and Harry Hopkins say contraception is not part of relief care.
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United Press
Washington
Mar
Martinez
Calif
Harry L. Hopkins
Martin
Woman Rock Hurler At Tavern Is Free
CHICAGO March 21 Mrs Mary Ducek mother of seven children was taken to court on a tavern owners complaint accusing her of rock throwing or similar act as an imitation of Carrie Nation She admitted peering stones through a saloon window and told Judge Thomas A Green If I get out I may have to do it again She blamed the beer seller for her husband’s drinking and money Judge Green discharged Mrs Ducek and fined the tavern keeper 200
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Chicago
Mar
Mary Ducek
Carrie Nation
Ducek
Thomas A. Green
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas area
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with warmer conditions and lows near 56 degrees. West Texas sees similar partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures, while New Mexico remains unsettled with possible rain or snow in the northwest on Friday and milder weather in the far northwest tonight. temperature range today is 43 to 67 degrees.
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Vicineity
West Texas
New Mexico
Spring Arrives Across Texas With Showers and Sunshine
Weather observers report mixed spring weather across Texas with showers and sunny intervals. Dallas and Amarillo saw heavy skies and light rain while Abilene residents note spring begins around March 21. Corpus Christi and El Paso reported mild conditions and blooming hints as warm 70s to 80s spread nationwide.
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