Tooth stain preventive discussed at nutrition meeting
Dr George R Sharpless of Henry Ford Hospital Detroit proposed a preventive for mottled enamel caused by fluorine in water. Aluminum chloride fed to animals formed aluminum fluoride, reducing fluorine absorption. Experts caution no proven human preventive yet and urge Public Health Service approval before use.
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American Institute of Nutrition
Washington
George R. Sharpless
Ford Hospital
Detroit
Amarillo
Pelmore Currie
United States Public Health Service Survey
Jack Wyatt
Ross D. Rogers
H. Trendley Dean
United States Public Health Service
8. S. McKay
New York
Wyatt
Sharpless
Jane Stafford
Science Service
Washington Dispatch
Amarillo Globe
Southwest
Henry Ford Hospital
Amarillo Fashion Fete Set Friday Night At 7 30
Amarillo prepares for a pre Easter fashion fete with live models in shop windows and Paramount theater ticket prizes. The event showcases a variety of merchant displays, music by Skinny Scales and the Amarillo College orchestra, and runs Friday at 7 30 with purchases redeemable for the Dionne quints feature. Reading Page 3 mentions trial footage of Dr Fritz Gebhardt murder in New York with Vera Stretz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Paramount Theater
Paramount
Scales
Amarillo College
The
Globe News
New York
U.P
Fritz Gebhardt
Vera Stretz
Grammatical Gong Promotes Plain Speech in Seattle
Dr. G. Hannaford a Seattle high school English teacher uses a desk gong to curb slang and grammar errors. He bangs the gong to stop phrases like I haven't seen nothing you was it don't or coming out of the house the airplane was seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
G. Hannaford
Amarillo and West Texas Weather Outlook
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity shows fair skies and a warm trend with a low near 48. West Texas and New Mexico expected to be partly cloudy with temperature changes and possible snow in the northwest region tonight and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Flood threat renewed in four states as Ohio River rises
Western Pennsylvania and nearby states faced renewed floods as heavy rain swelled tributaries to the Ohio River. Muddy Pittsburgh waters returned while the nation’s flood toll climbed to 197 with new drownings and recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Massachusetts
Vermont
Maine
Connecticut
Maryland
Virginia
Missouri
Wisconsin
New York
North Carolina
Georgia
New Hampshire
Tennessee
Monongahela
France joins Britain and America in naval pact
The United States Great Britain and France signed a new international naval treaty removing size limits on fleets while agreeing to keep navies at similar levels. Norman H. Davis and Anthony Eden exchanged letters outlining aims to inform each other of naval construction to reduce fear and prevent a demand for rapid build ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Wilson
Associate Press
London
United States
Great Britain
France
Norman H. Davis
Anthony Eden
Crack-up seen in Townsends high command
The resignation of 41 year old Robert E. Clements, a sparkplug of the Townsend old age pension movement, sparks predictions of a further crack up in the organization’s high command. A House Committee summoned Clements to testify tomorrow as the first witness in a sweeping inquiry into the pension group, with expected further resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert E. Clements
Townsend Old Age Pension Movement
House
Clements
Husband watches wife fatally burn in San Antonio tragedy
A centenarian couple's home in San Antonio saw Mrs. Pesusa Cruz, 100, fatally burned after she toppled a kerosene lamp and ignited her clothing. Manuel Cruz, also over a hundred, stood nearby crying for help as the blaze spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Pesusa Cruz
Manuel Cruz
Knox Says Don't Run The Farms
Col Frank Knox of Chicago urged in New York that government should not tell farmers what to plant or run their business. Edward A ONeal of the Farm Bureau said Republicans lack a farm program and Roosevelt has farmers' support.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
New York
Knox
Borah
Idaho
Illinois
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Deadline to secure car licenses in Amarillo and Potter County
Motorists in Amarillo and Potter County must apply for new car tags and drivers licenses by April 1 at a rate of 1,000 per day. Cash only accepted for car licenses. business checks allowed. About 7,000 vehicles lack 1936 licenses. Drivers licenses are free and can be obtained before securing the 1936 car tag.
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Amarillo
Potter County
Jewell Davidson
Miss Davidson
Court Denies Stalcup Plea In Texas Death Case Rulings
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed three death sentences, denied rehearing in one case, reversed and remanded another, and granted a new trial for Humphrey Henderson. Convictions involved Donald Covin in Gregg County for the Emma Sage murder, Theo Mitchell in Harris County for the death of his wife, Will Foster in Austin, Virgil Stalcup in Lubbock County, and Jessie Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Donald E. Covin
Gregg County
Emma Sage
Gladewater
Theo Mitchell
Harris County
Mary Lee Mitchell
Wiliam Richard Davis
Travis County
Will Foster
Virgil Stalcup
Lubbock County
W. B. Arthur
Dickens
Humphrey Henderson
Galveston County
Jessie Henderson
Gil bert Sanderson to be sentenced in armory robbery case
Beaumont dispatch reports convict Gil bert Sanderson was to be sentenced today by Federal Judge Randolph Bryant for aiding the late Raymond Hamilton in the February 16 1935 armory robbery. He was convicted last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
U.P
Gilbert Sanderson
Randolph Bryant
Raymond Hamilton
National Guard
Britain Urges France to Await German Proposals on Rhineland
London reports British leaders seek patience with France over the Rhineland problem. France presses a take it or leave it offer while Germany evaluates a new set of proposals expected after the Reichstag election. Eden expected to urge France to wait for Hitler’s next move.
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United Press
London
Great Britain
France
Rhineland
Germany
Adolph Hitler
Britain
Belgium
Italy
Joseph Pahl-Boncour
Anthony Eden
Eden
Hitler
Sunday School Heads Session Convenes Panhandle B T A Meet
Three hundred Panhandle district Sunday School and Baptist Training Union leaders gather at the First Baptist Church Amarillo for the annual convention. H. H. Huber presided as speakers included T. Gardner and G. S. Hopkins. An Easter pageant The Garden of Light will be staged at 8 30 this evening under John Josey.
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First Baptist Church
Panhandle
H. H. Huber
Pampa
John Josey
Gardner
Hattie Bush
F. F. Allen
FN. Aline
J. A. Howard
O. K. Webb
R. B. Burnett
C. J. Roberts
D. P. Hadley
Guy Smith
R. R. Houston
Carl Adams
Death Faces Hauptmann In Only Six Days
Trenton March 25 With death in the electric chair facing Bruno Richard Hauptmann in six days his counsel C Lloyd Fisher was expected to appeal for mercy today to the state court of pardons At state prison preparations went forward for the dual execution next Tuesday night of Hauptmann and Charles Zied a Philadelphia gangster who slain a Camden detective in a holdup Governor Harold G Hoffman said he would do nothing about answering the invitation of Dr John F Jassie Condon to meet him in his Bronx home until he can confer tomorrow with Attorney General David T Wilentz
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
C. Lloyd Fisher
State Court of Pardons
State Prison
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Charles Zied
Philadelphia
Camden
Harold G. Hoffman
John F
Jassie) Condon
Lindbergh Ransom
Bronx
David T. Wilentz
Plan Considered for Private Super Roads Network
Rep. Jennings Randolph introduces a House resolution to study a private 450 foot wide transcontinental highway system linking Boston to San Francisco with spurs to Miami and Laredo. A non profit corporation would finance, operate, and repay costs via tolls and railroad and air franchises.
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Washington
U.P
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Randolph
House
T. E. Steiner, Wooster, C
Boston
San Francisco
Miami
Fla
Laredo
Tex
Alvarez is Jailed for 100th Time in One Year
Romaldo Alvarez, 60, jailed for the 100th time in 12 months, grins at officers. Most arrests for drunkenness or escaping the city chain gang. his peak year was 1935 with 20 imprisonments. Allison denounces Senate lobby probe as brazen and contemptible in a letter to Hugo Black.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Romaldo Alvarez
Allison
Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
J. H. Allison
Texas
The
Times Publishing Company
Wichita Falls
Tex
Hugo L. Black
Alabama
Watch Want Ads For Your Name Free Tickets
Readers are urged to scan the daily Want Ad columns for their name. If found, visit The Globe News office to claim a pair of free tickets to see Myrna Loy and Spencer Tracy in Whipsaw at the New Rialto Theater starting Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Dozen
Globe News
Myrna Loy
Spencer Tracy
New Rialto Theater
Mother to Trial for Shooting
Mrs Dorothea Livermore Longcope former wife of Jesse Livermore was ordered to trial for shooting their 16 year old son Jess Jr The hearing was set after doctors said the youth could attend The elder Livermore and his son Paul aged 13 were not present as they were in South America
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Dorothea Livermore Longcope
Jesse Livermore
Wall Street
Jess, Jr
Percy Heckendorf
Jesse L. Livermore
New York
the Wolf of
Wall
Longcope Street
Cottage Hospital
Jesse, Jr
Montecito
Ernest Wagner
Livermore
Paul
South America
Phillips seeks permit to drill 15 wells near Oklahoma City
Applications to drill 15 oil wells in Northeast Oklahoma City were filed by Phillips Petroleum Company. Verbal requests for dynamite permits were made. Well sites lie on tracts starting three blocks north of the state capitol. Action on dynamite permits held up pending ruling from the municipal counselor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Phillips Petroleum Company
State Capitol
Ve Deupree
Film star Kay Francis threatened note prompts arrest inquiry
Guards at Kay Francis's home were withdrawn after police arrested James Crawford on suspicion of burglary and questioned him about a death threat. The actress reported a note from an unidentified woman warning of a gunman who would kill her on sight.
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Hollywood
Calif
Kay Francis
James Crawford
Crawford
Miss Francis
House Panel Keeps Excise Taxes Out of Revenue Report
A Ways and Means Subcommittee reversed itself and decided to keep processing and exclude all excise taxes from a report that the full committee will study in hearings starting Monday on the new revenue program.
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Washington
House Ways and Means
Amarillo Youth Reed Floods and Dykes as Washington Visit
Earl Drerup son of Henry J. Drerup of 1610 Monroe Street writes from Washington about flooding along highways near McConnellsville Pennsylvania and Frederick West Virginia. He reports houses floating away and 3000 men building dykes around government buildings while he reads The Amarillo Globe in the Congressional Library. He also notes homesickness from his back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Drerup
Henry J. Drerup
Monroe Street
Amarillo
Washington
McConnelsburg
Frederick
W. V
Earl
Congressional Library
Amarillo Globe
Grieving Amarillo Mother Dies After Ill Son
Mrs. Minnie Pearl White died at 10 a.m. after pneumonia worsened her grief for her 18 year old son Alex who had been near death for days. The family home is 905 Van Buren Street Amarillo Texas. Surviving are husband Dewey White and four children Ralph 16 Robert Lee 14 Betty Lou 6. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of relatives from out of town.
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Minnie Pearl White
Dewey White
Plains Chevrolet Company
Alex
Texas
Hosiital
van Buren Street
White
Ralph
Robert Lee
Betty Lou
Polk Street Methodist Church
Amarillo
Clarendon
Chevrolet Company
Boxwell Brothers
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Miss Stretz
Samuel Leibowitz
William H. Lough
Lee Stretz
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Ind
Hickman
America
Davis
Townsend
High Command
Stalcup
Dickens County
U. S
Arthur Brisbane
Globe
Brisbane
Man
Weatherstrip & Caulking
John Maynard Lobr. Co
W. 5Th
Oklahoma
Kay Francis Home
FHA Loans
Long-Bell Lbr. Co
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