Sims and Culbertsons Clash In Bridge Epic At Crockfords
The Simsess lead Culbertsons 2200 in a opening clash of the long race to 150 rubbers at Culbertson's Crockford club. Oswald Jacoby expelled for propagandizing his bidding system. The four aces Burnstine Schenken Gottlieb remain unpunished as the match unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hagenbuch
New York
P. Halfims
Ely Cubertson
Sims
Dorothy
Culbertson
Crockford
Josephine
Mrs. Sims
Culbertsons
Oswald Jacoby
Howard Schenken
Michael T. Gottlieb
Jacoby
David Burnstine
Aves
Anglo-German talks end with no clear arms plan
Berlin reports say Hitler avoided pledges on military expansion and pushed disarmament to other powers. Sir John Simon to brief Britain's cabinet. talks also touched on an Austrian non aggression idea and a cooperative air pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin K. Whitelather
Associated Press
Berlin
Hitler
John
League of Nations
Austria
Will
Sir John
London
Great Britain
Germany
Wind erosion plan pushed for Panhandle blitz
A Panhandle Texas committee formed to create a wind erosion program for full federal approval. Attendees from Dalhart Temple Amarillo Moore Hemphill County and others drafted a plan to blanket the region in line with the new Soil Erosion Bureau setup. luncheon noted with chamber guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Federal Soil Erosion Organization
Washington
Panhandle
H. H. Bennett
Federal Soil Erosion Bureau
Washington, D. C
Texas
H. H. Finnell
Soil Erosion Service
Dalhart
A. C. Johnson
Hemphill
Noel McDade
Moore County
Grady Shipp
Plainview
Milk Showdown Sparks Rush to Depot in Dallas
Forty officers rushed to the Missouri Kansas Texas depot as striking dairymen threatened to dump a milk carload bound for shipment. Earlier, dairymen spilled truckloads to block delivery, saying producer prices were too low. In Mexico Vera Cruz five airliner passengers died in a crash near Jalpa, with identities and flight details undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Weather Outlook For Tonight Through Wednesday
Fair and colder tonight and Wednesday with lows near 39 degrees. West Texas partly cloudy and colder north and west portions tonight. Wednesday, partly cloudy and colder. New Mexico fair tonight and Wednesday, colder in the southeast tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
New Mexico
Police Chief Testifies On Hair Clasp At Hamlin Murder Scene
In the Hamlin murder trial police chief W R McDowell testifies the slain Irene Hamlin clutched hair strands when found in the kitchen on January 4. Prosecutors seek subpoenas for missing witness L D Lewis as District Attorney Hazlewood notes efforts to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Hamlin
Irene Hamlin
W. R. McDowel
E. T. Miller
L. D. Lewis
Amarillo
E. C. Nelson
Adams
Lewis
Grady Hazlewood
Ben Smith
McDowell
Miller W. M
Buster” McGough
W. R. McDowell
Miller
Hamlin
Rock Island
Jackson
Miss
Dust Storm Wrecks CCC Train Near Shields Kansas
In a dust storm at Shields, Missouri Pacific freight rear ended a backing 18 coach CCC recruit special from Medford Oregon to Fort Sheridan. Thirty recruits injured some lightly, two trainmen seriously, Pullman cars derailed but no deaths reported.
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Dighton
Kan
U.P
CCC
Missouri Pacific
Shields
Here
Scott City
Medford
Ore
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Illinois
Oregon
United Confederate Veterans to Hold Amarillo Reunion
Officials of the United Confederate Veterans accept an Amarillo invitation for this year’s reunion to be the largest ever held in the city. Adjutant General Harry Lee telegraphed Carl Hinton of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce confirming the plan, with four days of events and dates to be set by the city.
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Nashville
Tenn
United Confederate Veterans
Amarillo
Texas
Harry Rene Lee
Carl Hinton
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Rice A. Pierce
Lee
New Orleans
Jackson
Ross D. Rogers
Ed Hardin
Hinton
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Sons of U. C. V
Southern Memorial Association
American Legion
Lie Machine Urged to Free Bruno Hauptmann Testimony Action
Mrs Anna Hauptmann urged authorities to use a lie detector on Bruno Hauptmann and use its findings in court. She spoke during a Midwestern fundraising tour for Hauptmann’s appeal and advocated involving Edward Reilly and Dr Leonardo Keeler in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Sapp
Chicago
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Keeler
Anna Hauptmann
Richard
Hauptmann
Edward Reilly
Hauptmann Legal Defense
Leonardo Keeler
Uni
Gag Rule debated to move large work relief bill
Washington March 26 A gag rule was raised in the House to send the 4.88 billion dollar work relief bill to conference and block an inflation bloc in the Senate driven plan. Inflationists and insurgents aimed to force two votes to defeat the rule while administration leaders warned the bill in current form would be vetoed. The Ways and Means Committee trimmed an old age annuity provision limiting monthly government annuities to 50 dollars and banned the 100 dollar a month ceiling. Insurance firms opposed the 100 dollar provision. See INFLATION Page 7.
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Washington
U.P
House
Senate
House Ways and Loans
Texans Fight Thomas Plan in Oil Law Clash
The Texas Railroad Commission attacks Senator Thomas of Oklahoma over a bill affecting oil industry control. Chairman E. O. Thompson denounces the measure as unconstitutional and warns it could curb recovery and lead to broader regulation. Thompson, in Washington for a railroad rates hearing, may return to Texas with Gov. Allred and AG McCraw.
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Washington
Texas Railroad Commission
Senate
Connally
Texas
E. O. Thompson
Railroad Commission
Senator Thomas
Oklahoma
Southwest
James V. Allred
William McCraw
Katie Jenkins denies squeal on Hamilton in Dallas interview
Katie Jenkins, linked to outlaw Raymond Hamilton, tells the Dallas Dispatch she did not squeal and remains with him to the end. Hamilton had claimed he would die if Katie betrayed him after an interview with Harry McCormick. Meanwhile in Dublin police arrest about 70 Republican party members after raids tied to Saturday shootings injuring two police.
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Dallas
U.P
Katie Jenkins
Raymond Hamilton
Dallas Dispatch
Desperado
Hamilton
Harry McCormick
Houston Press
Katie
McCormicks
Dublin
Irish Free State
Republican Party
Western Songs On Mary McCormic Request List
Miss Mary McCormic fans in Amarillo request western tunes for her home folks concert. Popular choices include Home on the Range The Last Round-Up Wagon Wheels and Strawberry Roan as she aims to perform western numbers from the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McCormic
Amarillo
Miss McCormic
Alumna attacks Mrs Roosevelt as headline seeker
Miss Martha Ijams UC alumna from the class of 1901 criticizes Anna Eleanor Roosevelt as a headline seeker and pontifical in remarks about Frances Perkins and the President's wife. She calls Mrs Roosevelt presumptuous and ill informed while defending Mary Woolsley as Charter Day speaker.
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Berkeley
Cal
U.P
Martha Ijams
University of California
Roosevelt
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt
California
Washington
Miss Ijams
Miss Perkins
Mrs. Roosevelt
Roosevelt heads to Bahama vacation aboard Roosevelt Special
President Roosevelt speeds toward a Bahama vacation aboard the Roosevelt Special en route to Jacksonville. He outlines a legislative program for Congress before adjournment, including social security measures and banking and food law tightening. He will join the destroyer Farragut and yacht Nourmahal for a fishing holiday with longtime associates.
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Roosevelt
Jacksonville
Fla
U.P
Washington
Congressional
Congress
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
NRA
Federal Reserve
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
House
Joseph Bryns
James P. Buchanan
Texas
Louis McHenry Howe
Farragut
Florida
Nourmahal
Vincent Astor
Probe Affairs of Irrigation Plan
Chief Investigator Louis R. Glavis disclosed that the Public Works Administration is investigating alleged irregularities in the Hidalgo County Texas irrigation project costing 1 169 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Louis R. Glavis
Public Works Administration
Hidalga County
Texas
Notable Global Figures Stir Debate In War Time
Washington and international leaders trade words as Hitler and Kemal speak, while Arthur Brisbane reflects on modern politics. A Kansas train report notes dust storm impacts, and Dr. John LaGorce announces a planned June stratosphere balloon flight by the National Geographic Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
U.P
John LaGorce
National Geographic Magazine
National Geographic Society
W. 3Rd.s
Cutting Asks Plea Quashed in Chavez Contest
Senator Cutting of New Mexico urged the Senate elections committee to dismiss Dennis Chavez’s bid to overturn his election. He said the petition is a fishing expedition with generalized, unsubstantiated charges of irregular money use and unpaid expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cutting
New Mexico
Senate Elections Committee
Dennis Chavez
Chavez
Senate
Republican Party
Switz Couple Expected to Be Freed in Espionage Trial
Robert Gordon Switz and his wife Marjorie facing one of history’s major espionage cases are likely to be released. U.S. consul Robert Murphy was told by Prosecutor Hamel that he will urge the court to free the couple because their confession aided five arrests. Nineteen others remain on trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U.P
Robert Gordon Switz
Marjorie
Robert Murphy
United States
Hamel
Crazy Quilt Of Weather Rips Across Nation
Snow rain dust and tornadoes carve a wild weather pattern across the country. Death tornadoes strike communities in North Carolina Illinois and Kentucky as gales hit Idaho Washington and Oregon and plains dust storms continue. A United Airlines plane diverted near Cascade Idaho due to wind and snow while deep snow blankets the Sierra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
North Carolina
Illinois
Kentucky
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Plains States
Oklahoma
High Sierra
United Airplanes
Cascade
Mount Baker
Bellingham
Wash
Perfect Spring Cooking School Opens in Amarillo
Amarillo hosts the News-Globe fourteenth annual Cooking School at Municipal Auditorium with Federated Club women in charge. Miss Dorothy Covert from Kelvin Kitchen in Chicago teaches, as Mrs. S. E. Pish opens the event and praises local sponsors and advancing home making.
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Amarillo
News-Globe
Municipal Auditorium
Federated Club
Dorothy Covert
Kelvin Kitchen
Chicago
8. E. Pish
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
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Simses
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Jalpa
Bruno
Thomas
Col. Thompson
McCormic
U. of C
Bahama
Arthur Brisbane
King Femtores Syndicate, Inc
Internations
Kemal
America
Globe
Hrishwne
Globe—Editore Nota
Dodge City
Kans
Kansas
Colorado
John Maynard
Switz
The
Amarillo Hardware Co
Kelvinator
Griggs Ambulance
Dial
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