Hitler press tries for adequate arms to defend western Europe
Berlin reports Hitler with Sir John Simon demanded Germany must have an adequate army a navy to control the Baltic and a sizable air force to defend Europe from Bolshevik invasion He claimed Nazi Germany saved Europe from Bolshevism and six and a half hours of talks with Simon were held behind closed doors to steer Europe toward peace or war
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Melvin K. Whiteleather
The
Associated Press
Berlin
Hitler
John Simon
Germany
Baltic
Europe
Sir John
Anthony
Drouth Damage Mounts Across Kansas City Area
Drouth ravages hit farms in Kansas City region with abandoned homes half starved herds and dust smothered crops. Officials estimate damages in the millions as a Denver USDA statistician warns southeastern Colorado may become unusable for a century.
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Kansas City
Drouth
Hubert L. Collins
Denver
United States Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Collins
Leftist Swing Seen In Move Of Roosevelt
President Roosevelt bends toward liberal reforms as Congress considers a new NRA extension and four reform bills. Abolition of electric utilities and federal oversight of food and drugs are among measures under debate, signaling a shift from earlier rightward tendencies.
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Roosevelt
United Press
Washington
U.P
Congress
NRA
Trial stresses fingerprints in Hamlin murder case
Witness Virgil Beavers testified that a fingerprint of George S. Hamlin was found on the icebox door with an unidentified man and woman prints on the left side. Prosecutors seek to rebut the defendant's insanity plea as jurors viewed the kitchen scene and debated purse contents amid courtroom crowding.
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George S. Hamlin
Irene
Hamlin
Virgil Beavers
Beavers
California
E. T. Miller
W. R. McDowell
State
E. C. Nelson
Grady Hazlewood
F E. A. Simpson
Potter County
Hazlewood
Virginia Street
Many Names Used by Girl Slayer in New Orleans Case
In New Orleans police say Marion King used several aliases including Geraldine Harris, Harris, Harrison, and Rutherford. The alleged killer fatally stabbed John Irving Pierce at a Nut Club dance hall, claiming she aimed to shock him into sobriety. Detroit police linked fingerprints to multiple prior arrests across 1930, showing a pattern of alias use. The suspect, whose brothers include a minister, has not revealed her true identity.
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New Orleans
Marion King
Detroit
Mich
John Irving Pierce
Jackson
Miss
Pierce
James Gresham, Jr
Marion
Geraldine Harris
Geraldine Harrison
Geraldine Rutherford
Plans to Round Up Hoodlums in Chicago Underworld Probe
State's Attorney Thomas J. Courtney and Mayor Edward J. Kelly announced plans to round up remnants of the Capone and Toughy gangs after an attempted assassination on Courtney and Alderman Perry. The drive promises a spectacular new assault on Chicago's underworld since the St. Valentine's Day massacre.
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Chicago
Mar
Thomas J. Courtney
Edward J. Kelly
Capone
Courtney
Harry E. Perry
Six masked bandits rob Phoenix Refining workers
Six masked robbers held up five Phoenix Refining Company warehouse employees using automatic pistols and a sub machine gun. They escaped with 2300 dollars in cash and checks.
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Houston
Mar
U.P
Phoenix Refining Company
Ranger says raids needed in Houston case
Ranger W H Kirby told the Harris County grand jury raids were justified by common knowledge that saloons and gambling houses operated openly in Houston. He noted the Senate committee report, urged studying it, and suggested the grand jury seek evidence from Senator Beck and contact Captain McDaniel for the report.
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Austin
W. H. Kirby
Harris County Grand Jury
Houston
Grand Jury
Alfred
Pat Moreland
Kirby
Kirov
Senate Investigating Committee
Coty
Senate
McDaniel
Beck
Aviatrix Laura Ingalls Aims for Record Flight Mystery
Laura Ingalls, the curly haired aviatrix, departed Union Air Terminal at 5 20 PM on a mystery flight. She planned a final test run of her $40000 Black Plant before challenging Amelia Earhart's transcontinental record, with airport staff unsure of her destination, possibly New York, and fuel loads unconfirmed.
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Los Angeles
U.R
Laura Ingalls
Amelia Earhart
Union Air Terminal
Miss Ingalls
New York
Texas attorney McBride dies suddenly at 64
Lawrence Cameron McBride a 64 year old attorney and vice president of the Dallas Bank and Trust Co died today in Dallas from a heart attack. John Maynard Lumber and Paint.
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Texas
Dallas
U.P
Lawrence Cameron McBride
Dallas Bank & Trust Co
Missionary Pair Report They're Safe
The Rev and Mrs S C Frencham British missionaries notified the China Inland Mission by telegram that they are safe and unharmed. They were captured and held by Communist bandits in Kingkiang Shensi Province, but were seen by government soldiers and believed released when troops recaptured the town.
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Shanghai
U.P
S. C. Frencham
China Inland Mission
Frencham
Kingkiang
Shensi
Mission Headquarters
Albert Fish sentenced to die for Grace Budd murder
In White Plains New York Albert Fish aged killer of Grace Budd was sentenced to die in the electric chair the week of April 29. He mumbled thank you as Judge Frederick P Close gave the verdict. An automatic appeal will delay execution until fall as police review his confessions to harming other children.
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White Plains
N. Y
Albert Fish
Little Grace Budd
Frederick P. Close
Fish
Court of Appeals
Floods in Yellow River Valley Report 2000 Death Toll
Floods in the Yellow River Valley have caused at least 2,000 deaths, affecting Changtuan Shantung Huahsien and Henan. Property damage is estimated at 14,000,000 yuan, about 5,000,000 dollars.
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Shanghai
U.P
Yellow River
Changqtuan
Shantung
Huahsien
Henan
Switz Couple Face Spy Trial in France
In Paris Robert Gordon Switz and his wife, named as Soviet spies, go on trial with 21 defendants. The case may unfold over four weeks with secrecy at key points as France seeks friendly ties with Russia.
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Switz
France
Richard G. Maslock
Paris
Robert Gordon Switz
Russia
Globe News Cooking School to Instruct Amarillo Housewives
Amarillo and nearby housewives will attend a four day Globe News Cooking School at the Municipal Auditorium beginning tomorrow with Miss Dorothy Covert of Chicago leading sessions. Free to all, prizes and two major awards, a Kelvinator refrigerator and a gas range, will be drawn on the final day.
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Amarillo
Globe News
Dorothy Covert
Kelvin Kitchen
Chicago
Covert
Funeral services for Angeline Havlak 21
San Angelo reports funeral services conducted for Angeline Havlak age 21 whose body was found in her room with a gas tube tied around the neck and the gas on. A verdict of death by own action was returned.
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San Angelo
Angeline Havlak
Itemized funds approved for state colleges in Texas
In Austin the House passed itemized appropriations by a 78 to 58 vote with Speaker Coke Stevenson ruling the itemization did not apply to already reported appropriations bills except for the state colleges. The college bill totals 885 589 dollars with salaries maintenance and building items. Rep E W Pope said the move may lead to re committee the college appropriation to apply the itemization. A sharp attack on a tax classification amendment followed in the Senate with Sen T J Holbrook warning against lowering the tax protection and predicting unsafe property taxation. see Legislature Page 2.
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Washington
Mar
Burns
Roosevelt
Buchanan
Appropriations Committee
White House
Senate
House
Thomas
Oklahoma
Thie
Antianananad
E. W. Pope
Corpus Christi
James V. Allred
University of Texas
Austin
Sen T. J. Holbrook
Galveston
Annie Chambers Dies in Kansas City at 92
Kansas City march 25 Annie Chambers famed for a glittering saloon era died yesterday in a mansion room she built in 1871 at age 92. Once the vice hub for cattlemen and stockmen, her place was transformed into a mission where psalms replaced vulgar songs and she helped the Reverend David Bulkley with finances.
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Kansas City
Mar
U.P
Annie Chambers
David Bulkley
San Diego Exposition Boosts Pacific Coast Cheer
Los Angeles reports optimism from the California coast as San Diego prepares for America's Exposition 1935. The piece notes the region's upbeat mood and mentions expectations of low railroad expenses and growing interest in the event. Arthur Brisbane comments are cited but not as Globe official policy.
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Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Nota
Los Angeles
San Diego
Pacific Coast Region
Murder case faced by vet after slayings
William Beeson 39 a World War veteran was charged with murder and assault to murder in a Justice of the Peace Court. Beeson confessed to killing one man and wounding another at Lindbergh community four miles south of Hansley after a quarrel Sunday afternoon. Bond was denied by the justice.
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Justice of the Peace Court
William Beeson
Beeson
Lindbergh
Hansley
Justice of the Peace Hall
Hughes
Amarillo and West Texas Weather Forecast
Weather outlook for Amarillo and surrounding areas. Fair tonight and Tuesday with low around 44 degrees. West Texas partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. New Mexico sees fair conditions, colder tonight in southern and southeastern areas, with frost and freezing temps in the northwest.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Amusing Dust Forecast Dims Rain Expectation
Amarillo’s rain chances are nil with dust possible, says weatherman H T Collman. He expects some moisture soon but no rain today or tomorrow, while dust may linger tomorrow though not severely. Tonight and Tuesday to be fair with a low around 44. Kansas reports mild dust storms but no major system, some spots seeing light rain.
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Mr. Collman
Kansas
Kansas City
U.P
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Physicians Confer on Howe's Condition at White House
A doctors' consultation was held at the White House regarding Louis M. Howe, Roosevelt's secretary, who showed a slight rally from a critical illness. Physicians praised his resistance, while Roosevelt postponed his Florida fishing cruise pending word.
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Washington
White House
Louis M. Howe
Roosevelt
Florida
Funeral services for Texas Senate aide George W Graham
George W Graham 66 assistant sergeant at arms in the Texas Senate died from injuries after a car overturn near Fairbanks Saturday night. Funeral services are set for Tuesday.
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Houston
U.P
Puneral
George W Graham
Texas Senate
Fairbanks
Police arrest 80 in Vienna conspiracy crackdown
The Weltblatt reports police have arrested 30 Socialists and 50 Nazis in a government conspiracy case in Vienna. No further details provided.
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Vienna
U.P
Weltblatt
McCormic Concert Features Old Virginny and Requests
Mary McCormic will perform Old Virginny as a featured number at a Friday night concert for local attendees. More than 50 requests arrive for that piece with others for My Old Kentucky Home Genevieve Good Bye Sweet Day and more. The Municipal Auditorium show has 50 and 75 cent tickets on sale at the Globe News office with fast selling seats and reservations urged.
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Old Virginny
Mary McCormic
Old Kentucky
Miss McCormie
Miss McCormic
Municipal Auditorium
Globe News
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