Storks Rally Behind Hitler in Campaign for Population Boost
The Deutsche Presse-Verlag reports rising stork nests in Germany as Hitler promotes larger families. In Kottbus the 1931 count grew from 75 to 249 after the 1933 matrimonial loan plan, with 1934 prospects seen as stronger. A coming government book on hereditary defects and eugenics aims to guide birth prevention.
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Berlin
Hitler
Deutsche Pres Verlag
Germany
Kottbus
Clarence Chamberlin
New York
German Press Association
Soviet Trainmen Must Die Verdict
Soviet officials announced swift justice for a fatal train collision near Tavatui on March 12. The passenger train engineer and the station master were sentenced to death by firing squad, while five others received prison terms for responsibility in the wreck that killed 33 people.
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Sverdlovsk
Tavatui
Tavatul
Farm Blaze Fatal To Brother and Sister
Kerrville Texas March 23 Miss Lillie Karger 40 and her invalid brother Charlie 21 were burned to death when a fire consumed their farm home near Kerrville. Lillie tried to drag Charlie from the flames but both bodies were charred beyond recognition. Their parents Mr and Mrs August Karger were slightly injured escaping.
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Kerrville
Texas
U.P
Lillie Karger
Charlie Karger
Karger
August F. Karger
Rochelle Hudson rises from child star to Hollywood hopeful
Hollywood talks of delayed opportunities as Rochelle Hudson, once a Fox contract child, proves her growth after a dramatic role with Warner Baxter in Too Many Women. She explains directors pass on young talent, yet she now seeks continual chances and stresses she could have done earlier parts.
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Rochelle Hudson
Rochelle
Claremore
Okla
Will Rogers
Warner Baxter
Fox
Actress's Turbulent Start at Major Studios
A young actress recounts a tough early career with no parts at R K O and an abrupt release. She then secured minor film roles at Warner Bros and two Will Rogers pictures with Fox, after which she finally found steady work and a clearer path within a big studio system.
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R-K-O
Warner Bros
Fox
Will Rogers
Claremore Sage
Funeral services held for Mrs. D. E. Rush age 68
Funeral services for Mrs. D. E Rush, 68, mother of Avery Rush, were held in Ripley Tennessee after her death on Wednesday. Mr. Rush of Armstrong Transfer Company attended and plans to return to Amarillo Sunday. The report notes Venus mirrors lunar phases.
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D. E Rush
Avery Rush
Ripley
Tenn
Rush
Armstrong Transfer Company
Amarillo
Mexicans Seek Retrial After Hatchet Slaying Convictions
Two Hidalgo County men Mateo Cuellar and Julian Ybarra were convicted of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment for the hatchet slaying of Claude E. Kelley in Weslaco. The defense will seek a new trial, challenging the proof of a political plot to kill Kelley and spare Ed C. Couch. The case dates to 1929 and involved a theory of vengeance against Couch.
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San Marcos
Tex
Hidalgo County
Mateo Cuellar
Julian Yberra
Claude E. Kelley
Ed C. Couch
Heys
Cuellar
Ybarra
Kelley
Couch
Weslaco
Oil control predicted for Texas by April 28
Chief Supervisor R P Parker of the railroad commission states full control of Texas oil fields by April 28 will stop the 40 000 to 50 000 barrel daily hot oil flow from the Fast Texas fields. He credits House bill 99 for enabling tracing oil from refinery back to the well. Tax revenues from the tax increase will begin April 28.
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Houston
Texas
R. PD. Parker
Railroad Commission
Oil and Gas Divison
Parker
Death in 1929 after head wound in Dallas hospital
The narrative describes a man found unconscious on the living room floor at 2 A M with a deep head gash. He could not speak after the attack. He had slept in the bed once occupied by Couch. bloodied pillow noted. He died in May 1929 in Dallas from meningitis after treatment in Lubbock and Dallas.
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Kelley
Lubbock
Dallas
Blue Star Ointment Claims Quick Ringworm Relief
An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a fast treatment that melts into the skin to kill germs causing ringworm, rash, tetter, eczema and foot itch. It promises deep penetration, soothing effect, pleasant odor, and quick, sure relief.
Parker aims to regulate Texas oil with new workforce
The article notes an injunction hearing in Austin against the Railroad Commission to test the constitutionality of a House bill Parker supports for expanding Texas oil control. With 45 new workers funded by increased revenue and the House bill, Parker believes oil production will be properly regulated.
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Texas
Austin
Railroad Commission
Parker
Wool price rise brightens New Zealand outlook
Increased wool prices lift economic expectations in New Zealand, signaling brighter prospects than in the past three years. Stronger demand improves farmer incomes and supports rural communities, suggesting a positive shift for the country's wool industry and broader economy.
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New Zealand
Amarillo Lawyers to Attend Lubbock Bar Meeting
Amarillo lawyers will travel to Lubbock for the annual meeting of the Lubbock Bar Association. Judge A. L. Morgan, president of the Amarillo Bar Association, says they seek a large turnout after an oversight. The event starts at 7:30 p.m. at the Hilton Hotel.
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Amarillo
Lubbock
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